mr. kasich: there's nothing more to say then i will tell you this -- as i have been out here. this is not unusual. that story is so painful. i've heard about pain all across this country. and i've learned we are going to fast. we need to slow down. there are not enough people who are helping those with no one celebrate their victories and we don't have enough people that will sit down and cry with that young man. don't you see that's what it's about? we can rebuild the country and we can get people on their feet and we can grow but is there any substitute for what you just heard? there isn't. as americans, let's renew our spirit. let's care about one another and not be disconnected and together we will rise this country from a position where we doubt to a position to being americans when we are so confident of the future for ourselves and our children. i have two 16-year-olds. for my grandchildren one day. thank you and god bless you. [applause] [indiscernible conversations] >> i called your office. mr. kasich: we can do something about that. >> you gave a billion dollar rebate. mr

republicans in new hampshire right now between jeb bush, ted cruz, john kasich, and marco rubio. second place will be very, very important. let's take a look at the actual votes that have come in right now with 7% of the precincts reporting. donald trump still way ahead with 35%. but look at this battle for second place. john kasich, ohio governor, 16%. jeb bush, 12%. ted cruz, 11%. marco rubio, 10%. chris christie not all that far behind at 8% right there. so this is a huge battle that is under way right now. right now for second place on the republican side. i want to go over to john king because he's studying all these numbers. the numbers are coming in. real numbers. the exit poll numbers. the projections have been made about the winner, but this battle for second place will be significant in new hampshire. >> huge battle for the republican race going forward. we know donald trump's going on, we know ted cruz is going on. the question is of the center right candidates. rubio, bush, kasich, christie, fiorina, how many of them survive tonight to go on to south carolina and bey

battle for second place on the republican side, ohio governor john kasich is currently slightly ahead of texas senator ted cruz, florida senator marco rubio and former florida governor jeb bush, although it's too early to say in what order these four will finish tonight. there you see the numbers on the screen. exit poll numbers and raw vote total in. 4% in. trump's victory while expected is a victory of sorts. he was beaten by ted cruz in iowa. he regains his frontrunner status in a crowded field that places greater importance who will finish second, third, even fourth tonight. kasich currently in the second position. but as far as the others, they are bunched up in third. and the other interesting development is chris christie, who is mired in single digits tonight with carly fiorina and at this moment dr. ben carson. again, too early to make a call in that effort. >> on the democratic side, we have news as well. vermont senator bernie the democratic presidential primary here in new hampshire. and the second place finisher will, of course, be former secretary of state hillary rodham

you. ♪ >> we are live in national, tennessee. republican presidential candidate, john kasich, holding today.hall in national tennessee voters will be among those who go to the polls this week, as part of the super tuesday primaries and caucuses. our live road to the white house coverage continues today on c-span. be expected here from the ohio governor in just a few moments here at rocket town, a facility in nashville. meanwhile, the "columbus in ohio, speaking about john kasich yesterday. after speaking to a highly energetic crowd of about 500 people, the ohio governor insisted that he was not all shook up about new jersey governor chris christie's endorsement of donald trump. "chris is a friend of mine, and will always be a friend of mine, and that will not affect our campaign, and where we are going t." john kasich mention chris christie as a possible attorney general. "he just went the other way, it happens, it is the way life is, it's ok." that is from the "columbus dispatch." southile, voters in carolina, democratic voters, are .olding thir primary today we will have live covera

their sets on nevada. john kasich is tonight's break out candidate after coming in second. he proved he has a ground game there. does he have the resources, the organization, the money to go the distance. we're watching the republican battle for third place. ted cruz, jeb bush and marco rubio, each of this them needs momentum coming out of new hampshire. as you can see, donald trump a huge win over john kasich. 43,720 votes ahead of kasich, but you see the fight for third place between cruz, bush and marco rubio, they're all at 11% right now. 84% of the vote is in. plenty of votes remaining. bernie sanders had an impressive win as well as. he's almost 45,000 votes ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire. as of right now only 69% for hillary clinton. big, big wins for these two candidates. >>>s that's right. wa an unpredictable night. we have bernie sanders and donald trump in first place in their respective parties. donald trump right now has a 19 point percentage point victory over his next closest competitor. then john kasich second place finish and then that tight, tight

near nevada. ohio governor john kasich, spent his day in georgia getting ahead of the herd to super tuesday. neil cavuto on what he is other candidates must do to win tonight. trent duffy on john kasich's strategy to do just that, to win, and former reagan campaign adviser ed rollins along with former schumer aide chris hahn on the plan tonight. >>> the president's gitmo plan. >>> jeff flock plays fix-it at home depot. >>> and wait until you see the next barbie, involves hoverboard and pink spandex. the we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." >>> breaking news, less than four points from the lows on the dow. the bears are back for now. at this hour, the levels matter, below the levels for the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p that shoved the indices into negative territory for the year. 1940 for the s&p and 4614 for the nasdaq. if you are driving, listening on xm, glad you are with us. we are below all of them. shares of fitbit tumbling after issuing flabby guidance, the stock tanking 20%. the wearable technology company said it would bring in two cents p

concorde where governor john kasich party ended about half hour ago. the mood went from pensive to party time as he finished second here in new hampshire. a practically jovial john kasich . s heree: another blast of winter weather tonight. right now we' re not seeing much snow. but it is the cold that could cause some problems. kevin: a little bit of good news report. the accumulating snows have ended for the majority of the area. there are still some flurries. even an occasional snow shower out there. you can see a few lingering flurries. northern and central parts of clermont county. a few more of your morrow and lebanon. there will be some lingering flurries. t expect widespread accumulations across the area. the problem is that during the dinnertime area we have that light snow putting down. all of a sudden you are on some black ice. that was my concern overnight tonight. the on the lookout for slick overnight tonight. the other big story tonight . we have that fresh snow cover on the ground. keeping temperatures in check. it feels like it' s close to zero outside. sheree: when

were out. kasich, and chris christie, jeb bush. it's been punctuated by that debate saturday night where governor chris christie and others went after rubio basically calling him a robot saying he's overrehearsed. at a polling place earlier today rubio says he's still in a solid position. >> it's an incredible experience and an incredible process. we are going to finish strong here and head to south carolina. reporter: donald trump continues to draw criticism. the latest polls have put him still in the lead. martha: on the democratic side they are stepping up their attacks on each other as well. reporter: particularly on a favorite subject for democrats, and that's wall street. you have bernie sanders hitting hillary clinton saying she has taken too much money from them, giving speeches, essentially calling that influence buying. the souper pack that's supported her has taken millions of dollars from wall street. clinton says that's not the case. saying there are plenty on wall street that will be running against her. this as news there will be a shakeup as bernie sanders almost ti

be a game changer. john keep your eye on john : kasich. this is a moment for him. he's always in danger of becoming an asterisk and people ignoring him. it could do him some good in the states he needs to win like michigan and ohio. donald trump, the most entertaining draw at this moment. the new york billionaire finds himself in a match with a multimillionaire who was also a 2012 republican nominee. that's right, mitt romney is back. take the next 40 seconds and catch yourself up. >> the year is 2012. mitt romney is the republican nominee. 2016, mitt romney says we have good reason to believe there is a bombshell on income tax. mitt romney's tax returns made him look like a fool. he called mitt romney awkward and goofy. he fired back. show voters your back taxes. finally harry reid says i cannot imagine mitt romney having the gall to come after anyone's returns. john: i love when we do those things. that is incredible. my question is, why is mitt romney taking on donald trump this way, and will it work? mark: he needs to use his standing and stature and he's using an issue on wh

more with the endorsement, and the state endorsing john kasich. republicanthe primary, voters committee to changing how the government functions should ignore the blather of candidates from candidates. michelle is joining us, republican line. what is your take on this? >> i think marco is wonderful. host: thank you for the call. we will go to larry in alabama. caller: how are you doing? i just wanted to say that i am i have contacted my sisters in alabama about how i felt, and contact and many friends from all over the united states. the consensus is rubio is best for our country. with all the issues, we do not need someone who will blow up and get hot in the white house, somebody with a nuclear -- it could be a mess. question,me ask the on the issue of experience. do you think marco rubio has the experience to be commander in chief and be president? -- and marconk the being on the house ways -- i over the area, i think he is the most experienced in knowing what is going on in the world that anybody on the stage. host: thanks for the call. trail back on the tomorrow covering j

endorsements. the state newspaper supporting john kasich. nikki haley yesterday endorsing marco rubio. do these endorsements matter? caller: we will find out. rubio probably has the best lineup of endorsements. he has nikki haley and tim scott. lindsey graham is backing jeb bush. rubio has the all-star political team behind him to push him in the second place. ted cruz, it is a lot of religious leaders and social conservatives. we will see if it is a grassroots victory. host: what about newspaper endorsements? caller: i do not think it will mean that much. kasich is not much of a factor. he campaigned in michigan earlier this week. he got a late start in south carolina and is not well-known. host: david jackson joining us from south carolina. his work is available online at usa today.com. thank you for being with us. caller: thank you, steve. >> saturday's south carolina republican primary will have coverage of ted cruz speaking to supporters at a rally at 5:30 eastern time. then, donald trump at a rally in charleston, with coverage starting at 7:00 eastern on c-span2. >> c-span's cov

ted cruz and marco rubio, who are tied at 20. john kasich, ben carson are mired in the single digits. mark in houston, my friend, what stands out most to you about this poll? >> donald trump is king of the south. and he is strong not just in the horse race, but the voters here don't consider him the most conservative, and yet they still give him the lead. that means attempts to paint him less conservative will not have an affect and the other thing in the poll, we tested him head to head with the individual candidates and he beats them. that puts -- that undermines the argument, there you see it, trump over cruz, 49-40, trump over rubio, 48-44. close, but it puts if the field were just winno, somehow trump would disintegrate. >> i agree. if you look at this poll and look, it's hard to poll a whole bunch of states altogether, but it's a complicated business here doing all the solt eauthern sta. it's the way is he ahead and all important trait, donald trump holdings a commanding lead over these two guys. a delegate race as you know, and so it's possible that in given states, ted

stops in the midlands are john kasich and rubio is scheduled to stop by the marriott hotel in downtown columbia at 9 this morning. kasich is expected to be at a town hall at senate's end at 10. the other four candidates will have events focused on the upstate and the coast. three of the candidates took part in the second cnn town hall last night, taking questions from south carolina voters right here in the capital city. karin caifa has more on the candidate who dominated the day's headlines took the stage. donald trump has sparred with nearly this presidential race. and just hours before taking the stage for the town the university of south carolina, he was hit on his immigration policy -- by pope francis. francis, on his way back to rome following a visit to mexico -- was asked about trump's plan to build a wall between the u-s and mexico. the pontiff said to just build walls and not bridges is unchristian. trump early on called that comment, disgraceful. but here's what trump had to say later -- and jeb bush, when asked to weigh in. presidential candidate i think it was probably a l

. 20.6% for cruz. kasich, bush, carson, donald. but kasich now in fourth place, took over for jeb bush. jeb bush now in fifth place. dr. ben carson in sixth place. look at donald trump, a very, very impressive win for him right now in south carolina. let's go over to john king. john, these numbers are impressive. a fierce fight for number two, it's going back and forth between marco rubio and ted cruz. but you've got to give donald trump credit for a big win. >> we're going to spend a lot of time from now until the end of the night how it impacts the race going forward. let's make sure while we have the time to salute the winner. if you look at this and watch this and this dark red is donald trump. he's winning everywhere. he's winning here in the center of the state. main line establishment republican voters. he's winning along the coast. military bases, you have retirees, more moderate voters in charleston. at the moment, donald trump is not only winning, but winning impressive margins. 28% there, marco rubio, second. ted cruz third. you want to watch this down here for marco ru

yet a consensus candidate. john kasich may end up being that candidate. there's only one person and that is ted cruz. trump might be in a stronger position right now the ted cruz, but cruise is in a strong position in the south. that may not be true after south carolina. mark: ted cruz beat trump in iowa. can he stand up to trump again? you cannot beat trump for the nomination unless you can beat him in specific states. what could ted cruz or anyone due to bring down trump? john: in some scenarios, ted cruz could be trump. south carolina. there a strong evangelical component here. cruz were to be donald trump in south carolina, that could change the calculation. mark: john kasich now has a pretty big target on his back. for weeks he has tried to stay above the fray, stressing his intention to run a positive campaign. that was before jeb bush and marco rubio saw him as a real threat which they do now. casing isl ball says now about to get some intense scrutiny. things like medicaid, immigration, guns. while taking his silver medal victory lap on morning tv, john kasich was asked abou

following ohio governor john kasich' s campaign. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. really has details on forecast -- randi has details on the forecast .but first a check of you are a kentuckian .the randi: . randi: it was weight knuckling this morning. it really depends where you are. northern kentucky got the lighter stuff. looking at the radar, you can see the hotspot has been to the north. yesterday we had those big old fat flakes and you saw those file -- pile up a little bit quicker through warren and loveland, clarksville, martinsville all dealing with the have their heavier snowbands at the moment. more intense is the deeper blue. hamilton county is seeing some light snow. it is fairly light. portions of ohio. a winter storm warning, specifically along the71 corridor and hamilton county is included in that. area south near the kenwood mall are not looking too bad. the roads are much rougher

former republican senator from new hampshire and national campaign trail for john kasich. john easton. and not to be confused with his father. thank you so much for being with me. >> great to be here. hard it make that mistake. hard to confuse the two of us. we're a little different. >> good to see you. thanks for joining us. governor kasich did well, and is hoping to get the same momentum in south carolina. he didn't. he came in behind bush. bush at 7.8% and bush suspended his campaign. let's step back and forget about how do you beat donald trump, so part front-runner. how do you beat the perception that low numbers like that equal, should you pull out of the race? >> look, it's actually about growing the vote. john kasich did better than anyone expected in south carolina. we stun people. we upset the pundits in new hampshire and had a great second place finish. he has grown his vote, improved poll standings in north carolina, michigan, in state after state. and so the key is really to hit each one of these primaries and win delegates. ted cruz didn't win any delegates yesterday. ma

rubio to fire back, and john kasich, who is very far back in that poll today, at his senior aids have been tweaking rubio hard. they've said it's time for other candidates to drop out so he can unite the republican party with a conservative alternative to donald trump. today kasich's aides are saying it's time to get out because he can't win his own state. if he can't win his own state he should get out and let someone with his own experience, a governor and former legislator in congress, he has an opportunity. very tough stuff going on. >> very interesting day. i want to ask you this. what is the latest with this romney/trump feud. what the heck is going on with it? >> mr. trump put out a financial disclosure form to the s.e.c. talking about his overall wealth last year. pretty much from the moment he released that document reporters and his rivals have been asking him to release his back taxes. last year he said he would release them in the next few weeks. it gave the impression that he would lease them. mitt romney, the 2012 nominee, has taken to twitter yesterday and today. he say

everybody. welcome to manchester. and john kasich is at his fourth town hall in event of the day behind me. we will talk about this and whether is a concern in the cincinnati area. let' s talk about that. >> we want to hear from kevin >> and it looked of depressive -- it looked impressive at times. a lot of what is falling on the rooftops has 30 much melted on major roadways. not too much is falling and there is a heavier batch towards florence. these will come and go. you may be perfectly dry and there is a downpour. there is a mixture of showers and, occasionally, still some rain with snow shower activity. as i mentioned, the temperatures are at or generally of love the snow has been accumulating and it will change overnight tonight with a winter weather advisory. the difference is, unlike what we are tracking, a big storm system that will dump snow, this will be a cumulative events across the area and not everyone will see the amount. there is a quick covering. there will be a timeframe in which the snow showers are heavier. i will have a look at your forecast coming up. >> speaking

that bush, kasich, and christie have spent more time on the ground here. but rubio proved in iowa that you don't need organization if you are doing it rubio style. john: it's a new word of campaigning in which donald trump campaigns in a totally different way in iowa and new hampshire. rubio is in some ways trumping that. not really worrying about ground game. as you say, all three of those guys, bush, kasich, and christie, have spent a lot of time here. i think one of them could climb up into rubio's orbit. more likely, you end up with two establishment candidates rather than them knocking rubio off the perch. mark: rubio may have a three-to-one strategy, maybe 3-3, because cruz could be on schedule. 48 hours later, the iowa caucuses have claimed the lives of four presidential campaigns. martin o'malley got out. on the republican side, mike huckabee got out, and today two more, rand paul announced he is suspending. and today it appears that rick santorum is joining that club. not a big surprise, the presidential field often winnows down after the iowa caucus. what effect will the

you, trump? >> like the rest of us. some times you don't. >> governor kasich, why should young voters, vote for you. >> just the nature of the beast. not going to get every interview i guess. on to the next candidate. >> reporter: and any way, max's colleague had already spoken with john kasich and filed a blog post. >> there is lots of issues that affect kids, the environment, education, the economy. that's one of the reasons i really like my job is i get to, i get to tell other kids about that. >> reporter: scholastic had a volunteer press corps since 2000. since then the job has evolved. they're juggling multitasking demands of campaign coverage. shooting videos, taking notes on iphones and of course tending to their twitter feeds. as for making political predictions kaitlyn has seen enough not to. >> i think it is just a level playing field now. we'll find out tuesday night. >> reporter: reporters making civics class look like child's play. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for ot

. a total of nine voters. john kasich prevailed over donald trump, 3-2. bernie sanders over hillary clinton, 4-0. a total of nine votes cast so far. the rest of the polling places open across the state in a couple hours. as for things right now, donald trump maintains his lead in the wmur/cnn poll. you will remember he led in the iowa caucuses before he ended up losing to ted cruz. cruz was a target at a trump rally last night. trump was criticizing cruz for being unwilling to water board terrorists when a woman shouted a vulgar term for wimp. trump repeated it. >> she said a terrible thing. shout it out because i don't want to [ bleep ] it. okay. you are not allowed to say and i never expect to hear that from you again. she said -- i never expect to hear that from you again. she said [ bleep ]. that's terrible. >> you may not have been able to tell what he said. go online if you want to. it was a vulgar term. trump has been ridiculing his other rivals. jim acosta has more on that. >> reporter: a blizzard of insults. trump referred to bush as a child and bush called trump a liar and

. five who i think have a shot at winning. trump, rubio, cruz, bush, and kasich. i left out ben carson because the betting odd which are the best predictor give carson less than 1% chance of winning. tonight we focus on the leading 5. at elect time the media focuses opening trivial thing. the day to day changes are not important stuff. what's important is freedom, prosperity, security, which candidate is likely to bring us that? and who has the best ideas or the best bad ideas? tonight we have matt welch. is there any good news? >> libertarians from where they always are, on the outside looking in and talking about values and policy rather than personalities. since rand paul left the race, i don't think there i anyone who will do well among libertarians. rand paul wasn't doing so well either. john: 7 years ago "reason" wrote an article written by you, "the libertarian moment." >> it was written right after the financial crisis. there was no glimmer of hope collector alley about libertarianism. we argued that anything that happens on the libertarian front will happen to poll figures las

' s look at the republican numbers right now, and yes, donald trump has 35%. john kasich is a strong second there with jeb bush and ted cruz falling behind. and john kasich, that is where mary has been live all night long. this is a big victory. never too is a big deal. everybody has been looking at that number, mary -- number two is a big deal. everybody has been looking at that number, mary. mary: most people would not be happy that they got number two, but here, they have treated that like a victory speech. he has covered over 100 town hall meetings and he he says he has learned a lot about new mr. kasich: maybe, just maybe, in a time when change is clearly in the air, maybe, just maybe, we are turning the page on a dark part of american politics, because tonight, the light overcame the darkness and the negative campaigning. [applause] mary: alright, so john kasich needed second place, but where does he go from here? let' s not forget that senator lindsey graham, who has dropped out of this race, has put his support behind jeb bush. he says that john kasich is to moderate for the

after. ohio governor john kasich posting a strong second. former florida governor jeb bush in a dead heat for third with ted cruz, the man who was a winner just a week ago in iowa. marco rubio coming in fifth after his poor debate performance over the weekend. the results all but guaranteeing that we, my friends, are in more a long hall to a nomination. >> on the democratic side bernie sanders defeating hillary clinton with a decisive victory. independents and young voters giving sanders that win. the devastating defeat for clinton setting the stage for what will happen next and that's a battle for minority voters in south carolina and nevada. this chaotic presidential race appears to be wide open for both parties. this morning we will keep with three of the republican candidates, jump, john kasich and jeb bush. let's begin our coverage with sara murray, she is live in charleston, south carolina. what a night, sara. >> reporter: what a night is right, alisyn, donald trump finally pulled off what many people thought he a could never do, he notched his first victory winning new hampshi

. -- rather ohios and florida vote, if rubio can somehow win his state and john kasich loses ohio, that could win over the field down. if he is the only one who wins his home state, he can survive. if you look at the public polling of the three, he is in the worst shape in his home state. people in the us data this -- people in the establishment who say he is most likely are wrong because it starts with winning your home state. al: i think would be bad for a -- bad for him if ted cruz dropped out. of those ted cruz votes, more would go to trump than to rubio. mark: we will talk more about that as we go forward. in third place was ted cruz. a press conference and speaking houston, where he earned the nod of his old friend texas governor greg abbott. ted cruz compared the race with a circus. sundays, 8:00 p.m. on showtime. sen. cruz: we can't be fooled by pt barnum. [applause] the time for the clowns and the acrobats and the dancing bears is passed. [applause] now is the time for texans to stand together. mark: cruz talked about how happy he was back to be in texas, but texas may not be t

35 percent of the vote. john kasich a distant second 16 percent ted cruz at 12 jeb bush at 11 followed by marco rubio, chris christie and carly fiorina. trump celebrated that run win. >> we are going to make america great again. >> we are going to rebuild our military. it is going to be so big, so strong, so powerful, nobody, nobody is going to mess with us. believe me. >> the question about who was going to emerge from the governor's has been answered with john kasich second place finish. he bested chris christie and jeb bush with about 60 percent of the vote here. in doing so he struck a moderate tone. >> we are going to solve the problems in america not by being extreme, not by being first a republican or a democrat but reminding everybody that we are westerns dedicatied to shining p america. >> two in the books iowa and ted cruz victory and done fald trump with a victory in new hampshire it is on to south carolina. many of the campaigns are already there. the candidates are heading there now. there will be two exceptions. they will be in south carolina for a bit. ted cruz

president. strange things happen on primary day. ohio governor kasich showed up at the red arrow diner in manchester, working the breakfast crowd. he was literally pouring coffee. the governors -- it's broken into a few groups. kasich, bush, and christie. theying to do well enough to -- they're trying to do well enough to get to south carolina. christie told chris cuomo that his bags are already packed. >> my airline reservation is for 8:00 tomorrow morning to south carolina. i intend to go. i don't have esp and don't know what's going to happen tonight. i feel like the trend is in the right direction for us. i think we'll do well tonight. we're going to get back in the fight in south carolina. it will be a fight. >> you got the governors, and then you have the senators, of course. you've got rubio fighting there with cruz. one of the senators telling cnn's dan bash that he, too, plans to leave new hampshire on a high note. >> how you feel being things? >> great. i've seen a lot of energy. people coming into the office last night to volunteer at the last second. we feel great. we're going

three. kasich, gilmore or carly. so if anyone would be interested in speaking for either of the three of those candidates, please come down and see me. the other thing that we did not get it announced, we were going to do it as people leave, on the table in front, and it could be done now if you'd like to, are the nomination papers for various offices. and so if you want to come up and sign them, steve king has some here. chip baltimore, governor grassley, jerry bane, i think there's a couple more. but if you want to come forward and sign them, you're welcome to do that now while we're waiting. otherwise there will be time after the caucus to do that also. and we'll try to proceed just as quickly as possible. thanks a lot for your patience. >> good evening everyone. the time has came. we can get started. [ cheers and applause ] 15 minutes late, but look around the room. what a crowd. great. very great. i'd like to welcome every one of you here. i'm the chair of the boone county republican central committee and a member of the state central committee. i'm addressing you tonight on beha

final push for ohio governor john kasich in new hampshire. we are with the presidential candidate just before the polls open. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] announcer: from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00. sheree: good evening. i' m sheree paolello. mike: and good evening. i am my yard is here and snow in new hampshire, -- i am mike dardis here in snowy new hampshire, where ohio governor john kasich is making a last s i' ll have his final message to voters, coming up. squalls, wind gusts, and some a difficult drive depending on where you live. and now the attention turns to the morning commute. check out this view from deerfield township tonight as snow coated the roads. let' s get right over to chief meteorologist kevin robinson with a look at who got hit the worst and what you can expect in the morning. kevin: the snow has been slow and steady this evening. we lost the squalls, and now we have a widespread area of light and occasionally moderate or heavy-moderate snow across the area. around the 275 loop, most of the snow is on the light side.

that, the key thing. coming up next, focus, focus, focus. our focus group. and john kasich engages in a little legacy shaming of jeb bush, right after this. ♪ ♪ john: here is the status of the republican mainstream/establishment presidential candidates. one of them, marco, broke his tooth today. bush is attacking rubio and kasich, while at the same time calling his brother to save him, making his campaign trail to view on monday in north charleston. and the third, john kasich, who claims that he is all positive all the time, apparently cannot resist doing a little more in sorrow than anger at jeb, basically for all the stuff i just said. governor kasich: jeff spends all his time being negative. does he worry about his legacy? everything is trashing people. i don't know what he's thinking. does he realize the family legacy? john: kasich also picked up the support of chris christie's super donor, a symbolic get for chris christie. among the establishment, who is having the best day echo -- best day? mark: all three are having a fine day. as i look at the media, none of them are o

trump captaured the gop after fatalering in iowa. just barely, ohio governor john kasich came in second place separating himself from the pack of republicans desperate for tickets, but can he go the distance. jeb bush, ted cruz, marco rubio still in a battle for third place and sixth place governor chris christie says he's headeding back to new jersey to take a deep breath, meantime the rest of the field will be pounding the trail in south carolina just hours from now. let's go to cnn political. i'm going to mark first. he's joining us from manchester right now. he's getting new information on marco rubio. >> we learned in the last 30 minutes he has sent out a fundraising e-mail that he's acknowledging that he dropped the ball during that debate on saturday night, that devastating debate where chris christie took him to the mat. now marco rubio trying to raise money, but telling his supporters that he will never let that happen again. marco rubio in the past has made some pretty big mistakes. the whole water incident had reached over and grabbed a water during the republican response to

third of the vote. john kasich a surprise second, and ted cruz taking that third spot followed by jeb bush and one of the big shockers of the night, marco rubio, a disappointing fifth. now "the donald" savoring his first win in politics, take a listen. >> we are going to start winning again and we're going so win so much you are happy, we're going to make america so great again. andrea: we have john kasich hoping that his strong finish in the granite state can translate into a big win in south carolina 10 days from now. >> there's magic in the air with this campaign because, we don't see it as just another campaign. we see this as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us, to be involved in something that is bigger than our own lives, to change america. to reshine america. to restore the spirit of america. and to leave no one behind. am i right? that's what we're all fighting for. [cheers and applause] andrea: and another governor getting a boost, the former florida governor drawing inspiration from a military veteran in the crowd, a man the va once declared dead. listen.

. >> car sales man. >> john kasich. >> good businessman. >> second choice. >> john kasich. >> still learning about him. >> john kasich. >> good governor. >> john kasich. >> i'd go for him. >> donald trump. go right around the room. everybody got their word? one word. i want it fast. i want it served up to me. >> leader. >> flashy. >> alpha dog. >> rich. dogmatic. >> narcissistic. >> divisive. >> marco rubio? >> rising star. >> marco rubio. >> fresh race. >> marco rubio. >> strong politician. >> marco rubio. still new. >> marco rubio. >> immigration. >> marco rubio. finish your turn, senator. >> needs experience. >> halle, first to you. these one word reactions, people really get it. they really nailed all sorts of characteristics that we can all see and observe ourselves. >> reporter: right, and especially car trystics the candidates are aware of. they've brought caroline and katherine out there. people can see the humanized ted cruz even though unlikable as a family man is a benefit to the campaign. you talk about cruz being unlikable, andrea, and that is a line of attack we see pu

governor john kasich signs a bill to strip funding from planned parenthood in ohio, we will speak to former ohio state senator nina turner . she once wore a t-shirt that redefined the gop acronym. it read, "gop: get out of my panties." she made headlines recently for switching her support in the democratic race from hillary clinton to bernie sanders. we will also look at whether electronic voting machines could be used to steal an election. we will speak to independent journalist harvey wasserman. then to prisons for profit. a look at how ohio became the first state to sell off a public prison to a private corporation. >> it is the great myth that private prisons will provide any type of cost savings. here in ohio, we have by statute the required to say the least 5%, but there been multiple studies that have shown that they did not save 5%. and in some years we have had private prisons in our state, they actually cost more than public prisons. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from o

to make america great again. >> a strong second for kasich. and a jumble for third. >> it looks like you all have reset the race and for that i am really grateful. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it is on me. >> now it is on to south carolina. plus -- sanders storms to a first place finish for the democrats beating clinton by 20 points. >> we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. >> can clinton turn the page and capitalize in the south and west? >> -- it is whether you get back up. >> let's talk, live in the cnn "newsroom." >> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. anger wins in new hampshire. who would have thought a billionaire businessman and a democratic socialist would win and win big? ♪ you tell me that it's evolution ♪ ♪ well you know >> donald trump celebrating victory to the tune of the beats "revolution." >> we are going to start winning again. and we are going to win so much you are going to be so happy. we are going to make america so great again. maybe greater tha

republican party in new hampshire. he is a john kasich supporter this time around and the author of a new book on the history of the new hampshire primary. later we will be joined by james pindell, a reporter with the boston globe. he will join us from the granite state to give us the latest ahead of this tuesday primary voting. new hampshire secretary of state bill gardner spoke about how the state is preparing for tuesday's primary. [video clip] , tell us state house what it will be like leading up to the primary for you. >> the week between iowa and our primary is a different week than any week in the four years between cycles. do, gettingt we ballots distributed, is always done before that week begins. it is accommodating a lot of people that come into the state. questions about the procedures. what our vote will be like. who can vote. that is what occupies a lot of time. >> what kind of turnout are you expecting and what you do to prepare for that? >> i'm expecting that we will have a really high turnout. it will be a record in some ways, depending on what you look at. million.

clinton. >> reporter: still, the surprise of the night could belong to john kasich. who has staked his campaign on new hampshire and won the state's first votes in dixville notch. >> when you win big in dixville notch like i did, what else can you say? it was huge. i just saw trump. i said trump, i crushed you. he said yeah, you did, you killed me. >> jim acosta is joining us from manchester. so primary day finally here. you're over there at trump headquarters. any word from the trump camp as they await the results? >> reporter: well, wolf, donald trump just returned from some last-minute stops at polling places, answered a couple of questions and insisted his showing in iowa was a strong second, nothing to feel bad about. the campaign is feeling very good about tonight. they do not see this as a repeat in iowa. i just had a chance to go inside and eyeball the election watch party headquarters here behind me. it is nothing like those arena-like venues where you see those supporters cram into. it should make for pretty atmosphere later on tonight, wolf. >> should indeed. all right, jim

exception of john kasich. michael: it seems like somebody is waiting to us. we want to tell you about some of the candidates. carol: we start with b biness mogul donald trump. trump is the organizer, chairman, and president of his own corporation. is married with 5 children, a presbyterian, and he is the author of "the art of the deal." wyff news 4's patrick hussion kicks off our team coverage. he is live in spartanburg with the trump campaign. patrick: the results showed that it donald trump is in the first tier a result. about 1500 people. if his past rallies are in the -- are any indication, you can tonight. this was the night that his supporters -- and i was just talking to these volunteers -- they have been waiting for this night for a long time. they're competent. -- they were competent. donald trump stopped by wyff news 4 earlier. we had a look at the last eight months since he has run for the presidency. mr. trump: i'm officially running for president of the united states. [applause] and we are going to make our country great again. patrick: in june last year, donald trump beg

turning point for ohio governor john kasich. kevin: we have had some often on downpours. i am tracking severe weather outdoor south and west. i will let you know my thoughts as we head into the evening hours. i will let you know what to mike: a two-year-old baby was found wandering alone in freezing temperatures before dawn this morning. the toddler had no coat, no shoes, and walked up to a stranger in westwood who called police. this is where the story takes a turn no one expected, . two officers going above and beyond, . and wait until you see the picture that goes with it. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is leading the way with the story, brian this starts out with an reporter: the baby was found scared shivering. it' s a disturbing picture but the photograph that emerged from this ordeal, is the opposite. this picture is burning up the internet. an officer, will nastold doing his flat out best to entertain a baby. it all began when police got a call that the baby was found wandering near some apartments in westwood. no shoes no coat. officers showed up and tried to find the baby' s fa

kasich is in hot water @after controversial comment on @the the governor is offering an @next: @>> it brings back the old harry @truman line, if you can't stand @the heat get out of the @kitchen. @the gov. @is getting he for putting women @in the kitchen. @many women already upset with @someone calling today's remarks @condescending. @even though he was talking to @an incident that happened 30 @years ago. @gov. @john kasich at a virginia town @hall meeting recalling how he @got to be a rijke state @senator. @>> we just got an army of @people , and many women who @left their kitchens to go out @and go door to door. @>> kasich noting 38 years ago, @things were different. @now your columns and everyone @is out working. @speemac one out working. @>> one woman made it clear to @kasich that his words were @offensive. @t his bring back the last fall @response to our young woman @asking a serious question. @speemac i don't have any @tickets you know for taylor @swift or anything or you know @i know you are just so excited. @speemac many women more angry @about what kasich did @this weekend, s

knocking on doors trying to get out the vote. some of the recent polling shows that john kasich was on his heels and even sometimes surpassing him. the campaign looking closely at these numbers but this could be that middle tier we have been watching for a while here as votes continue to come in. marco rubio hoping for a clear number two to be an alternative to donald trump and ted cruz as they move forward. john was talking about numbers. we have -- we are past 8:15 p.m. so there are some numbers to be counted. there is still voting in merrimack as well. even those numbers have to be added to. let' s take a look at the numbers as we have them. just past 8:15 p.m. donald trump with a 24 but as we projected donald trump is the winner in the republican side. this is the numbers were jeb bush. he is at a 5%, these are per luminary numbers. -- preliminary numbers. marie: 1% of the precincts coming in now. this will come in fast and. but the winners came in fast and furious which was a surprise, just that quick. here we go. these are the winners right now. again we have to see what is go

kasich who have done well in new hampshire, and chris christie has held numerous town hall meetings where he's trying to get out the vote. all three of those gentlemen have led a new hampshire style campaign. we'll see if it pays off. >> a lot of people don't believe the polls this time around because sometimes the polls have been wrong, quite frankly. let's focus on john kasich for a second. he's the one everyone is keeping an eye on. he's the one who many say would actually win new hampshire. >> you know, it's funny you mention that. i was talking earlier. he speaks with a message that resonates with new hampshire voters. and i'm not even talking about the substance. it's almost the way he delivers it. it's the style kind of like the blunt john kasich style that may turn off some voters, but some people in new hampshire are used to that, especially among our presidential candidates. >> you should say blunt in a certain way because donald trump is also blunt. they are opposites in many ways. not in their belief system, but their tone. we'll see whose tone wins new hampshire. thanks to bo

be greater than ever before. martha: big night for donald trump and john kasich's ground game in the united states that carried him into second place finish last night, coming in at 16%. >> at a time when change is in the air, maybe, just maybe we are turning the page on a dark part of american politics because tonight the light overcame the darkness of negative campaign. [cheers and applause] >> and you made it happen. bill: ted cruz, marco rubio and a close third point and fifth place finish, all now turning their attention this morning to south carolina. >> we have done what the pundits and the media said could not be done. and what the washington establishment desperately hopes would not be done. >> lien need someone who can defeat hillary clinton in the fall. >> not just hillary clinton, apparently made the bernie sanders as well. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it is on me. on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night but that will never happen again. bill: interesting response when you consider is the story in a statement, two days have been about debat

@take a seat at the table. @>> kasich's next step. @iowa's governor may have played @second in new hampshire, but he @has several challenges over the @next few primaries. @>>> plus, cash for ideas. @two contestants of a local @contest that's like shark tank @show us what they're presenting @in the hopes of winning $5,000. @>>> good evening everyone. @the show. @betsy with details on what we @have in store for the rest of @the night. @>> more of the same, jimmy. @another lake effect snow band @a @good part of northern ohio, and @that will mean some problems on @the roadways. @we still have advisories and @warnings going on, but these @scattered snow showers @especially cleveland and @eastward. @eastern suburbs and southern @geauga county. @can you see that band that sits @north of cleveland. @that particular band will be @sitting there and aiming right @into areas east of cleveland @some i-90 expected to be a @problem as we head through the @evening. @right now no major traffic @problems east of 90 on @cleveland, but problems on 71, @480. @bedford heights the roads are @snow covered

for @john kasich. @with his poll numbers dropping @and his poor showing there's a @lot of speculation tonight. @our senior political respondent @is here with the governor's @reaction. @what do you think? @>> the governor trying to throw @cold water on that notion. @the big question is is there @any way to stop donald trump. @john kasich claiming he's the @last best shot to do that. @national news media don't give @him much chance, but his @message, i'm not quitting and @still see a path to the @nomination. @>> in mississippi, governor @doubt and thoughts he's getting @out. @>> of course i'm staying in the @race. @why would i get out when i have @the best chance to be the @nominee outside of trump. @>> sounding much different than @tuesday. @>> i don't know if my purpose @is to be president. @my purpose is to be out here @doing what i think i need to be @doing. @if it's not this crusade, it's @another one. @>> trump leads kasich in ohio. @kasich camp calls that a margin @of error. @points to kasich's double digit @lead over hillary clinton. @trump just squeaks by her 44% @t

ahead of john kasich, john kasich who nevertheless beat expectations with a number two finish, a second place finish. the rest of the republican pack bunched together with 12% or less. between the democrats bernie sanders also soundly beat hillary clinton in new hampshire by more than 20 points. a painfully, painfully wide margin for clinton on the heels of his defeat in iowa last week. let's hear from the winners, sanders and trump. >> we are going to start winning again and we're going to win so much you are going to be so happy. we are going to make america so great again. maybe greater than ever before. i love you all. thank you, new hampshire. thank you. thank you, new hampshire. thank you. we are going now to south carolina, we're going to win in south carolina. >> i also hope that we all remember, and this is a message not just to our opponents but to those who support me as well, that we will need to come together in a few months and unite this party and this nation because the right wing republicans we oppose must not be allowed to gain the presidency. >>> let's talk abo

hour, followed by john kasich and marco rubio in the next hour. then, donald trump tonight. and we have already heard from some of them this morning. take a listen. >> there's something going on. it's a movement. the people want to see a smart country. they want to see us take the country back. they want to see great deals, not horrible deals. >> who do you see as your biggest competition now, kasich, cruz in south carolina? >> a great question, but i think all of them. they're all accomplished people. they're governors and senators, and they're all very good people. maybe. >> i'm talking about donald trump here. targeting that person with extreme negativity. can your positive message hold up under that kind of withering attack that has claimed other candidates? >> well, matt, here's the thing. you know, somebody wants to mess with me, they're messing with the wrong guy. i'm not going to sit there and be a marshmallow and have somebody pound me. >> we're getting into the part of the campaign where the race is getting narrower and less people in the race. there's going to be a real