-- february 14, at 4 p.m. eastern. >> this coming tuesday is the first of the nature new hampshire primary. next political science professor andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the primary and its significance in the presidential election process. we recorded the class at the university of new hampshire in 2011. his class is about an hour and 15 minutes. professor smith: welcome. today people talk about the history of the new hampshire primary. before we get into the history, i want to talk for a bit about the history of the nomination process en toto. how do we nominate the candidates for president? the thing i want to talk about overall, first off, giving you a sense of the new hampshire primary. it did not start with the first presidential primary. i will talk about how it developed in importance over the years, particularly since 1952. the third part i will focus on is efforts to bump new hampshire out of its slot is the first primary. how those things happened. what was done to respond to them in particular, that the secretary of state is required by law to set the primary

town hall in new hampshire. that's 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. rie right now it's time for "cnn tonight" with don lemon. >>> it is your turn, new hampshire. the candidates are out in force. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. so much for conventional wisdom in iowa. cruz win. >> every pundit said there's no way cruz can win. can't happen. it's impossible. the race is done. >> donald trump, second. >> we had a very good result yesterday. could have been a little bit better. >> marco rubio surges. >> if i'm the nominee, we are going to beat hillary clinton and it won't be by the flip of a coin. promise you that. >> hillary clinton win. >> i feel really great being back in new hampshire after winning in iowa and having a chance to come here. >> but bernie sanders gives her a run for her money. >> the political revolution continues next tuesday here in new hampshire. [ cheers and applause ] >> so as you can very well see, that is a very busy night tonight. let's discuss with cnn's dana bash. my goodness, you're everywhere. iowa barely was over and now everybody's in new hamp

right now, it's not going to. more taxes for more programs is not the answer. >> new hampshire has a lot of independents in it. your politics are where? >> i independent, but more am towards the conservative side. there is a lot of conservative stuff i like. >> fiscal policy? and social policy? >> a lot of the social policy. actually, all of it. what we are doing now is not working. we know that these programs that give people everything, they don't bring anyone up. they keep people pushed down. we need to move to where we are bringing -- as jeb bush said, start from the bottom going up. >> you only have a couple of days to make up your mind. when you going to do that and what will tip the scales for you? >> i am going tomorrow night as -- to see rubio and what he has to say. i will probably make up my mind at the polls. there is a very good chance. as i am filling it out i will make the final decision. >> are you going to go to the marco rubio in event even though your supporting jeb bush? >> yes. >> why? >> i want to hear what he has to say. it might make a difference in my thoughts. >

virtually tied in iowa, they are getting ready for tomorrow night's cnn town hall in derry, new hampshire, two candidates, one forum, your questions, 9:00 p.m. eastern. we have plenty tonight to deal with first, though, with sara murray at a late trump rally. sunlen serfaty. and jeff zeleny following the field which shrunk last night. last night trump congratulated cruz. today he bashed cruz over twitter, said cruz's speech last night was his howard dean moment. what's he saying to the crowd there tonight? anything about marco rubio? >> reporter: anderson, that's right, he's continuing his tough talk today after what was a more conciliatory night last night. he's already gone after ted cruz here at this veevent in new hampshire saying he was beholden to oil interesting. earlier he suggested ted cruz is running a dirty campaign because of some of the mailers he sent out in new hampshire. when it comes to marco rubio, dronald trump seems befuddled today, some reason the story is all about how well marco rubio did. we saw a little bit of a more into spective donald trump in this press conference

turnout, and i say huge, we won. >> so new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it. >> and good morning to you. it is wednesday, february 10th. i'm steve kornacki live from manchester, new hampshire, on this morning after the first in the nation primary. we're going to have much more on bernie sanders in just a moment. but first, donald trump is a winner this morning. the billionaire businessman, real estate developer, reality show icon taking 35% of the vote in new hampshire with the support of 92,000 voters. more than 50,000 votes ahead of his nearest competitor. traffic backed up for miles yesterday in lines of voters stretched into the final hour of voting. latecomers rushed to the polls. and the turnout on the republican side, it was record breaking with 92% of the vote now in. more than 263,000 people cast ballots in the republican primary. that shatters the record from back in 2012. donald trump finished well ahead of ohio governor john kasich. kasich who broke out of the pack somewhat to finish

of campaigning before the new hampshire primary tomorrow. we'll have live coverage on c-span starting at 8:00 eastern time. i want to take your phone calls now. get your opinion on what you thought what you heard from donald trump, his campaign so far. if you're a trump supporter call us. we've got some folks waiting on the line already. let's go to david in chicago, illinois. hi david. what did you think about what you heard? caller: well, the reason i'm a trump supporter is because unlike all the other candidates, if you read trump's platform ton immigration, he's definitely looking out for american workers when it comes to foreign guest workers coming in what happened to disney in flosser. and marco rubio is a disaster when it comes to more cheap foreign labor. he's not said anything about the disney workers. with the report that lizza did rubio workers bashed the workers and saying they couldn't cut it. rubio i don't know if you fired the staffers for saying that, i could never vote for anybody that advocate bringing in more cheap foreign labor. -- on cruz he's -- he want

hampshire? donald trump slips into second place but calls it a great finish. standing by for a trump news conference. narrow win, hillary clinton edges bernie sanders by less than 1%. will he challenge the results or look ahead to new hampshire? i'll speak with the top sanders adviser. hear my interview with hillary clinton. >>> next battleground, tonight, all eyes on new hampshire. trump and sanders hold big leads but with the nation's first primary just a week away, has the game already changed? >>> rocket man, growing alarm as kim jong-un gets ready for a rocket launch. will it be able to launch a nuclear missile as far as the united states? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> after an all-night deliver hanger on the democratic side, stunning turnabout in the republican race, iowa caucuses are history. it's about new hampshire, the primary a week away. it took until this afternoon for the iowa democratic part to release final results showing hillary clinton as the winner, edging bernie sanders in a razor-thin margin. you'll hear my it interview with hillary clinton wh

will see a shift depending what happens in new hampshire what the two men do and they endorse. >> i love that he's a man of faith. but there has got to be more of a broader approach with ted cruz. i think he knows it now. i think he will be able to pull that of oh. his wife will be -- i think you will see his wife more in the field. we will have a pretty exciting lineup. >> can he do that going into new hampshire. new hampshire is a much more moderate state in iowa. although the polls did not prove true in iowa he's leading in new hampshire by 20 points. >> let's be clear, new hampshire and iowa are very much as we say apples and oranges. you can vote all day long there. you don't have to have a great organization on the ground to do well there. there has been people like kasich and christie who have been camped out there. i am sure they are paying rent on a house there by now. how much will the momentum take you? how close can you get? i think it is donald trump's to lose. i am going to keep my eye on rubio. i think he will get the biggest bump. you also have the money bump. you ha

rubio. first let's check the latest poll averages for the new hampshire primary. bernie sanders holds a lead with 56% of the vote, 38% for hillary clinton. donald trump is leading the way for republicans in new he's followed by marco rubio at 14% many now, polling third is ted cruz, who of course just came off a win in iowa. he has 12% many john kasich 11%, followed by jeb bush with 10% an chris christy, who spent more time than any other candidate in new hampshire is currently at only 5% candidates on both sides are preparing for debates. tonight the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be debating at the university of new hampshire in durham and of course this saturday the republicans will be facing after in manchester, new hampshire. >> i call him the guy with the dirty had a hat, low i.q. >> happening now donald trump getting ready to speak in portsmouth, new hampshire. i think he's up there on the we will can listen in. >> isis an others are using our internet. we invented the net. ice assist using it to radicalize our kids and our kids are leaving and coming

hampshire, right? do we love the people of new hampshire? you know, i said it and i said it even a year ago i said i'm going to do really well there because i'm here a lot. for viewers joining us now on c w 56 you're watching donald trump the republican winner of the new hampshire primary on 7 news at 10. and then all of sudden we started getting numbers in and everyone said, how come they like trump so much. but have so many friends up here, and they are special, special people. so new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to back a lot. we're not going to forget you. remember, you started it. you know when i came out i heard the end of bernie's speech and some of the beginning, no. no, first of all congratulations to bernie, in all fairness we have to congratulate him. we may not like it but i heard parts of bernie's speech he wants to give away our country, folks. he wants to give away, we're not going to let it happen. we're not going to let it happen. i don't know where it's going with bernie. we wish him a lot of luck but we're going to make america great again. we'

at all. donald trump, democrat bernie sanders, they won big in new hampshire. look at that. young voters, independent voters, even women voters helping drive sanders to a 22-point win over hillary clinton. >> as the results came in, the candidates looked ahead, straight at south carolina. both winners and losers. that's what they were focusing on. look. >> we are going to make america great again. >> hillary, you just needed this much and head to south carolina because it ain't working here. >> the real winner is the conservative grassroots. >> i did not do well on saturday night, so listen to this, that will never happen again. >> there's so much going to happen. >> i love you all. thank you, new hampshire. thank you, we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. >> i love you all. thank you very much. thank you, new hampshire. thank you. that was donald trump right there. cnn politics reporter jeremy diamond is in new hampshire. thank you, jeremy. what a night it was for donald and bernie sanders. >> unbelievable.

: elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> looks great. the casting incr erin: the race is on. the new hampshire primary is a week from today. the final push to the finish line. >> the state of iowa has spoken. >> breathing a big sigh of relief. >> iowa, thank you! sean: this comes after a very tight race in iowa with some surprising results. we will break down the numbers. kevin: not quite as warm out there today. we will timeout the next system. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good tuesday morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. but a lot. we are starting one of the most exciting weeks in new hampshire -- the first in the nation primary. erin: several presidential candidates arrived overnight in new hampshire fresh off the iowa caucuses. taking a quick look at the results. the democratic race was a dead heat with hillary clinton just a fraction of a point ahead of bernie sanders. ted cruz pulled off the win on the republican side followed by donald trump and marco rubio. sean: first, let' s talk about it was unbelievably gorgeous yesterday, if y

out awaiting result in the new hampshire primary. >>> and you're looking live tonight at a polling location in hudson, new hampshire. voters still make their way to the polls at this hour and in just a few hours we'll likely start winners. everybody. thank you for joining us. adam williams and we're coming to you live from manchester, new hampshire on what is expected to be a history-making night. >> sure is. a record turnout is expected for today's primary. with a lot of undecided voters out there, it could be anyone's day. we have reporters covering everyone's campaign talking to candidates as well as voters. byron barnett is live with the clinton campaign. byron. >>reporter: hillary clinton spent her last day here in new hampshire campaigning right down as everyone knows, she's been behind in the polls and she's doing everything she can to close that gap. >>reporter: an upbeat hillary clinton up early greeting voters at the polls and snapping selfies with them still hoping to sway anyone who is undecided. >> i just love the way new hampshire does this. i like the way the people

>>> after a near miss, bernie sanders looking to take new hampshire. bill cosby going to court to get one of the sexual assault cases against him thrown out. >>> federal investigators get involved in the flint water crisis. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm del walters. >>> fresh off of their presidential battle in iowa, the candidates on both sides are now in new hampshire, they will embark on a seven day dash woo the more moderate less reege voters than those in iowa, cruz defeated donald trump, picking up the most votes r. recorded by a republican in iowa. on the democratic side, it is still too close to call, hillary clinton and bernie sanders both just a fraction of a percentage point apart. state department officials have yet to declare a winner in that contest. we have team coverage tracking the candidates. lisa stark is in new hampshire. we start with michael shure live in des moines. it has been a long night and morning for the democrats there. they are still counting. where do things stand now? >> and for the people following the democrats, dell. as

new hampshire. i'm. martha: . donald trump may be first in the polls right now but three governors are looking to upset that balance of power. they shall trying to get anybody who might be on the fence. the top three finishers in iowa are making their pitches to voters in the granite state. here is donald trump. >> if you are sick, if you are really like you can't move. you are close to death, your doctor tells you it's not working, i don't give a damn, you have got to get out to vote. >> it's grassroots. bringing out your friends and neighbors. have you voted yet in i'll come get you. >> i have differences between them but ultimately i like everybody who is running for president. then you have to look at who has the best chance to win. martha: chris stirewalt is here from saint anselm but first let's go to the snowy quad where rich has been watching what's going on today. reporter: before the church bells and school bells chimed, the candidates are out there. the republican governors were out. kasich, and chris christie, jeb bush. it's been punctuated by that debate saturday night

take our viewers to new hampshire where we will be interviewing two guests about the new hampshire primary coming up. news coming yesterday from that front of candidates dropping out of the race. the washington post and most other major newspapers around the country noting that senator rand paul and former senator rick santorum both suspended their presidential bids. victims the washington post notes, of a raucous race. the two joined mike huckabee in deciding to quit the gop race this week after disappointing finishes in monday's i will caucuses. we will be talking more about that and what that means for new hampshire. forral events to look today on the c-span network. ted cruz is going to be in hooksett, new hampshire at 1:15 for a campaign event. he will deliver remarks on drug addiction and recovery at the immanuel baptist church in onksett at 1:15 p.m. c-span3. jeb bush will be in derry, new hampshire. he will hold a town hall at the west running brook middle school in derry. barbara bush will join him at that event. live coverage starting at 7:00 on c-span. coming up in about 20 minu

this shakes out at least in new hampshire. great to see you guys. thank you very much. >>> thank you for joining us at that hour for a special edition. >> that's right. you're headed to a polling place where you'll be the rest of the day. i'm back to new york to pick up coverage at 2:00 a.m. don't miss that. "legal coverage with ashleigh banfield" starts now. >>> i'm ashleigh banfield, and welcome to "legal view." the big day is here. we are not talking mardi gras, folks. but it is mardi gras, in case you were wondering. the grand old party and the democratic party the ones to watch. not in new orleans but in new hampshire. the site of america's first presidential primaries. we could wax on and on about the candidates and stakes and polls. today, none of that matters because what really matters is the voters. i turn to my cnn colleague, joe johns, at a polling station in manchester, new hampshire, with the voters. behind you, it's not super busy. the story from the state where you are, joe, is it's supposed to be a record turnout today. >> reporter: very fast clip, i think you wo

[ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, the big decision out of new hampshire. a political earthquake. the once outsiders now projected winners. >> this is something very special. >> billionaire businessman donald trump claims his first win. and bernie sanders notches a victory in his own back yard and celebrates in style. but what does this all mean for the next showdowns in nevada and south carolina? >>> and reality star teresa giudice opening up about life behind bars. >> i cried when i couldn't talk to my children. >> once living a life of luxury on "the real housewives of new jersey" but shocked with a very different reality in lockup. >> i got paid 12 cents an hour. >> tonight, shouhow she's working to >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. new hampshire voters weighing in loud can and clear tonight in the first in the nation primary, shuffling the presidential deck of candidates once again. here, the latest results out of new hampshire on the republican side. a decisive, projected victory for donald trump, coming out on top. followed by john kas

followed by the mad overnight dash to new hampshire. ted cruz arriving with a surprise tailwind after defying the polls to defeat trump. marco rubio a close enough third to add a race. for the democrats it was razor close, but iowa democratic party has declared hillary over bernie sanders virtual tie. the new hampshire tonight just got a whole lot more interesting. cruz/trump headline and hallie jackson. hello, hallie. lester. the center of the political universe has shifted here less than 24 hours after iowa set a record with 50% more republicans caucusing than ever before. hampshire's turn with some candidates under pressure. not used to losing -- >> we're going to win. much. >> reporter: donald trump finally did, today making headlines with the winning story line all ted cruz. >> so what a victory last night. >> reporter: he's deploying the same strategy in windham, new hampshire as he did near windham, hands. >> a local volunteer campaign. >> reporter: make lots trump. >> donald trump was saying every day that i was his friend, that he loved me, and now i'm an anchor baby. he or a

looking forward to new hampshire as well. thank you, gentleman, both very much. and now it is time to go to our friend, chuck todd. "meet the press daily" about to begin. the 5:00 hour on the east coast. chuck, take it what e. >>> it's no ordinary tuesday. it's one week now until the new hampshire primary, and the pressure is on so now candidates, seven days is always a lifetime in politics, but in new hampshire, it is that and more. particularly for donald trump. but there's just as much pressure on the establishment to find their alternative, who they think can stop trump or cruz. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> wow! it's not even been 24 hours since iowa, and it feels as if it were a lifetime ago, but what a result and what an impact. good evening and welcome to this day-after iowa "mtp daily." the iowa aftershocks are being felt all the way to new hampshire and then some. so let's get right to tonight's take. the hawkeye state delivered the must-wins for hillary clinton, barely, and ted cruz, in a big way. but as we move to new hampshire, the pressure shifts to diffe

hampshire. thank you all so much. >> so senator sanders. here we are in the wee morning hours in new hampshire. bow, new hampshire. already a crowd for bernie. you can hear them chanting his name. we were just with the senator when he landed at the airport. >> has he slept? >> he said he gotten a little bit of sleep, obviously. this was a night to stay awake. the results are not in yet. hillary clinton is declaring victory. this gets complicated. especially on the democratic side because of how they calculate the delegates. they are waiting, the state party's going to decide. not the state government is often the case in the primaries. that is bernie sanders speaking to the crowd. just got off the plane. we will give you an interview we did with him at the airport in a bit. let's welcome you. it is already frantic and we're still not even sun up at the water works cafe in manchester, new hampshire. breaking news about the election last night. hillary clinton's campaign declaring victory in the iowa caucuses. historically close. big numbers turn out. one precinct has yet to finalize r

came in second. well new hampshire secretary of state, believes voter turn out to could approach other even surpass the previous record in 2008 primary. fox 25 she spoke with some supporters trump support in stage here inside new hampshire hills athletic club thousands voters eagerly rated in the cold saying it was important to make a big show of support after his loss last night. >> one look at the crowd and you never know donald trump did not sweep iowa caucus last night they say while disappointed by the results they are not faced. saying new hampshire known as the first in the nation because they believe their primary what truly matters >> because new hampshire people new england people they are independent, if you will, and -- just whole different atmosphere. >> and certainly what trump is banking on more on how he expectations to new hampshire voters to deliver next week. coming up at 10:00. in millford. fox 25 news. >> and right now marco rubio who surprised everybody last night with his showing in iowa, he has events in exeter new hampshire. manchester. and this was the s

. >> special coverage of america's election headquarters, the new hampshire primary starts now. ♪ >> the battle for new hampshire. >> i have so many friends in new hampshire. >> great place, great people up here. >> donald trump trying to score his first victory. >> i need you both. >> you have to get out and vote. >> we have a movement going on, unbelievable what's happening. >> and a hold off candidates trying to make their mark in the granite state. >> the stakes have never been higher. >> ted cruz tries to avoid the iowa jinx in new hampshire and second in a row. >> if we stand together, we will win. >> as others sprint to the finish, hoping new hampshire won't be their last stand. >> we cannot lose this election. if i'm the nominee we have a chance to win this election and turn the country around. >> i'm asking for your vote. i'm asking for your trust and your confidence. >> if fortunate to come out of new hampshire strong, i'm going to be the nominee of the party. >> this is why i lo new hampshire. in new hampshire, see, y'all sort this stuff out in your own unique way. >> i'm not

, beautiful gorgeous manchest manchester, new hampshire. in three days they cast ballots in the primary for the presidential race. today they're rallying supporters, counting down until tuesday's critical vote. this hour, candidates are fan out across new hampshire in a last ditch attempt to get viewers to the polls. several live events are going on. chris christie is speaking to voters in the town of bedford. in the same town, but maybe blocks away, jeb bush having a rally there as well. he has been campaigning with his mom and former first lady barbara bush. we have an incredible interview on that coming up with jamie gang gel. and bernie sanders, the favorite in new hampshire, fresh off an endorsement from former head of the naacp. he is holding a rally in the city of ringe. this is in the context of striking poll numbers. in new hampshire, sanders tops hillary clinton by 30 whopping points. 61-31. this is from cnn and wmur polling. and donald trump dominates at 28%, but marco rubio snags second in the granite state with 17%. ted cruz and john kasich are also tied for third. and jeb bush

to hold a town hall a few miles from here in new hampshire. they are getting the stage set. you see that sign there. "let carly debate." carly fiorina will not be part of the final republican debate tonight before the new hampshire primary. i guarantee you, she will talk about that when she takes the stage today. she is what the nopy at all. we'll bring you that event when it happens live. >> they are ought all over the state today. where things stand in the polls right now. there is a brand-new cnn/wmur poll. donald trump out on top 28%. marco rubo 1%. everyone else pretty far back. on the democratic side, a much different story. there it is bernie sanders way out in front. nearly 2-1 margin over hillary clinton right now. a 30-point lead just three days to go before the actual voting. lots to talk about this morning. let's start with the republicans joining me now. we are about to hear from carly fiorina. she is not happy jeb bush later. >> that's right. interesting thing about the polls is even though donald trump is up 28-17 to marco rubio, holding a double digit lead which he's

secret when he is not in new hampshire couple days before the primary, and two, way to drive viewer tune in and more excited for the broadcast. i have a feeling that "snl" is secretly happy he is leaking it. >> has to be good for "snl" and for bernie sanders. why not bring a few more young voters on board. >> maybe not so young viewers as well. "snl" has a core audience of youthful 20 and 30 something fans, but bernie sanders may need to appeal to older viewers as well, and "snl" could be a way to do that to steal votes from hillary clinton. >> all right, thank you so much, brian, good to see you. >>> next hour, cnn newsroom begins now. >> the longest week in american politics is halfway over, the week between iowa caucus and new hampshire primary is like dog years. >> i think we need someone who can lead our country back to solving problems instead of pushing people down to make yourself look better. >> you're ready to make a political revolution? >> it is the final push to the new hampshire primary. hello, everyone, fredricka whitfield with cnn special coverage live from manchester, ne

, if you like politics, it's so exciting to be in new hampshire. new hampshire is the greatest place to be in the world this time of the year in even numbered years di invisible by four. that said, every election year is different. quite a handful. this year, here's the weird thing, in nature and in news, it is very rare that some fairly static measure of how things are suddenly increases by a factor of 50. something suddenly grows 50 times over. that is what has just happened this year in new hampshire politics. last year, by this time in the new hampshire, there have been roughly $2 million of political ads run in this discriminate. this time around, it's not $2 million. it's $100 million. bloomberg politics reports today ad spending in new hampshire this cycle so far is at roughly $100 million. 50 times than it was in 2012. that's not counting this week, wednesday, or tuesday. $100 million in this one state. part of the reason for that is there are more super packs this year. tv stations can charge more than the campaigns, for example, in one local newscast chris christy campaigne

special coverage, again, live from manchester, new hampshire where the candidates are campaigning in the granite state. just six days until the new hampshire primary. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going after each other in their first one on one debate. that's tomorrow night on msnbc at 9:00 eastern. their first head to head. it's also the last democratic debate before the primary here next tuesday. a new poll shows a 33-point lead for sanders here in new hampshire. let's watch. >> i'm going to be out here making my case, answering your questions, doing everything i can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday. >> we want to win. you know what? then we're going to nevada, and we think we have a shot to win there. then we're going to south carolina, then we're going to wisconsin. every state is important. we're going all the way to the convention. we have the momentum. >> it sounded like howard dean in the old days. anyway, the same poll shows donald trump with a 24-point lead in new hampshire. rand paul, by the way, is the latest candidate to drop out of the race

again, this time in new hampshire. "the lead" starts right now. all of a second second place isn't just the first loser. who now will feel donald trump's wrath after his silver finish in iowa? >>> overtime, ridiculously close race between hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders. now we have a mathematical winner by the closest margin ever seen. but there is plenty of unfinished business. >>> plus -- she was just 13 years old, kidnapped, stabbed to death, left 100 miles from home. did two college students conspiracy to kill her? >>> hello, everyone, i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." a momentous night for politics. olympics lead. first in the nation for the primary. each candidate claiming the wind is at his or her back. clinton just pronounced the caucus winner. relishing her victory and breathing a sigh of relief she avoided a loss that could have hobbled her campaign, yet, last night, bernie sanders showing he has strength, too. translate grassroots buzz into cold, hard votes as of now, not enough of them. but that could change in new hampshire where, in the town of keen,

began last night not just in iowa and new hampshire but across the country. we'll have more coverage later tonight on wmur. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: thank you. sanders' opponent is tonight also in new hampshire, hillary clinton will hold a town hall in hampton tonight. and has spent the day refocusing on the granite state, trying to energize supporters and undecided voters alike. wmur political director josh mcelveen spoke to her one on one about her approach. josh: the primary is near with scenes like this one inside of market basket in manchester. the one earlier in nashua where hillary clinton also received a special introduction from a familiar face. >> i urge you to send a clear message to america and support the best change maker i ever met, hillary rodham clinton. >> i am so thrilled that i'm coming to new hampshire after winning iowa! [cheers and applause] reporter: it was a razor thin victory in iowa, though shed apits an important one. >> to be able to now come to the first in the nation primary with that behind me and knowing i'm going onto nevada, south carolina, st

unique way. >> we are just one week away from the new hampshire primary. paula ebben is live in new hampshire with all the goings- on. >> reporter: welcome to manchester which is at a pretty comfortable 41 degrees. everywhere you turn here it seems there is someone running for president. the candidates quickly put the iowa caucuses behind them and came to new hampshire. next week will be a whirlwind, a rally, meet and greets, anything else candidates can come up with to win of all. the iowa caucuses handed a victory to ted cruz, donald trump 4 points behind him, marco rubio a close third. for the democrats hillary clinton was finally declared ago. margins. those were the results in iowa. here in new hampshire the polls suggest that the race here will certainly not be that close. a new tracking poll which was with a 33 point lead over clinton. her mission over the next week will be to try to close that gap. we have ken macleod covering the republicans tonight. >> reporter: we are here at when a conroe high school -- [ name indiscernible ] high school. people are waiting to get into t

joining me. the presidential candidates hit the ground running in new hampshire. some trying to build on the momentum of iowa. others trying to get back on track. hillary clinton claims victory but party officials not yet desclard a winner in a race too close to wall. one pringt still has to be counted and bernie sanders is looking into reports of voter irregularities.ecinct still has counted and bernie sanders is looking into reports of voter irregularities. clinton goes into new hampshire trailing in next week's primaries. also surprises on the republican side. ted cruz scores a huge victory and gives donald trump a harsh reality check. marco rubio stronger than expected and within a point of trump, who suddenly sounds, umm, humbled? >> we finished second. and i want to tell you something. i'm just honored. i'm really honored and i want to congratulate ted. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> nine months ago we came to this beautiful state. we had no political organization. we had no money. we had no name recognition. a

. trish: it is the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire state primary. it is a very big day. voters have just about four more hour goes and cast their ballots, and we have very special coverage live from new hampshire, join neil cavuto and me kicks off at 7:55 p.m. eastern. sending it over to lori rothman for liz. >> thank you very much, trish, it may be fat tuesday in new orleans, but certainly not on wall street. markets may be little changed up a couple of points on the dow but sure been a roller-coaster ride for investors this week. with giant swings of 100 points or more, investors continue to be extremely nervous about what lies ahead? with oil prices, the federal reserve, and overall the global growth picture. so right now the dow jones industrials after falling below 16,000 today, currently, 16,054 and up more than 27 points. >>> oil falling nearly 6% today dropping below $28 per barrel. how low will the crude barrel go? >>> but someone will certainly be celebrating in new hampshire tonight. it's primary day. and the republican presidential candidates have been criss

. that's new hampshire's state motto. now presidential candidates are campaigning there. some are sucking up to new hampshire's libertarian. >> any candidate that tells you have we don't have to do anything to medicare or social security is lying. >> you should have a right to try any medicine that can save your life. lou: this candidate, he's doing something mitt romney didn't do well. he's using data analytics to guide his campaign. >> it turned it on its head. >> if i can learn this -- john: how will this affect the campaign in new hampshire? >> how can you not like donald trump? john: will he help americans live free? from iowa to new hampshire. that's our show tonight. >> announcer: and now john stossel. john: the next big presidential primary vote is in new hampshire tuesday. the new hampshire state mott tow is live free or die. that sounds libertarian. so will new hampshire voters pick three loving candidates? who might win in new hampshire and who should win? rich lowry is an editor. national review. and new hampshire is the live free or die state. >> if you live free you have mig

power of dough. >>> good evening. new hampshire voters weighing in loud can and clear tonight in the first in the nation primary, shuffling the presidential deck of candidates once again. here, the latest results out of new hampshire on the republican side. a decisive, projected victory for donald trump, coming out on top. followed by john kasich. the ohio governor had been trailing in the polls coming into tonight. and third place, still too close to project. an intense fight between cruz, bush, and rubio. exit polls coming in from new hampshire with 2/3 of republican voters saying they support trump's call to temporarily ban muslims from entering the united states. and on the democratic side after a razor-thin loss in iowa pulling off a solid victory tonight. exit polling showing among voters under the age of 30 sanders beat clinton by a colossal margin. we have team coverage, of course, on this pivotal night, and we start with abc's tom llamas, who's at trump headquarters. tom? >> reporter: juju, good evening. a wild scene here in manchester. donald trump took the stage at his vic

new hampshire on the spot. we're doing it all over again next week. >>> one contest down. only nine more to go before america elects the next president. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hello, everyone. we're back from iowa where the first vote of 2016 presidential race is in the history books. what a wild night it was. today the candidates are fanned out across new hampshire. the next front in the war for the white house. more on that battle in a minute. a contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders was settled just today. even though clinton declared victory last night. the ap called in it her favor. the closest race in iowa caucus history. last night iowans set a new record for turnout in the republican race. ted cruz got the nod there surprising many pollsters who had donald trump pegged to win. >> god bless the great state of iowa. tonight, iowa has proclaimed to the world, morning is coming. and tonight is a testament to the people's commitments, to their yearnings to get back to our core commitments, free market principles, constitutional liberty and

tomorrow, boom, boom. >> donald trump scores in new hampshire, a knockout. the political outsider notches a double-digit victory over the crowded republican field in the nation's first presidential primary. >> thank you, new hampshire! >> while bernie sanders turns the democratic race on its head by sweeping to a decisive victory over hillary clinton. >>> a cross-country flight makes an unscheduled stop. police have to pull a passenger off a plane when he becomes too much for the flight crew to handle. >>> and sideline scare. north carolina basketball coach roy williams collapses on the court during his team's game. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders were big winners in the new hampshire primary. the two establishment outsiders coasted to victory riding a wave of voter dissatisfaction after barely losing in iowa, sanders, the little known senator from vermont, easley defeated hillary clinton. and trump needed a win after a surprising second-place finish in

>>> happening now in the newsroom. decision day in new hampshire. >> you have to go out. you have to vote. >> voters in new hampshire. understand that this country needs a political revolution. >> candidates taking nothing for granted. >> if you want my vote you got to earn it. >> all of the stump speeches. >> my final push to convince as many granite staters as possible to come out and vote for me. >> coffee shop stops and last minute pitches. >> the steadiness, the fortitude t backbone, and the heart to lead this country when times are difficult. >> new hampshire listens. and they wait and wait to make up their mind. >> how many will punch their ticket out. let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >> after months of rotary clubs, endless handshake t primary season is under way. new hampshire is predicting a record turnout for what could be a make or break day for the candidates. we're at the polls places with the campaigns and on the trail as candidates scramble for the last undecided voters. aaron burnett, good morning. >> reporter: after the snow yesterday people are getting out a

into today, could donald trump do here in new hampshire what he couldn't do in iowa? he put the doubts to rest early. there was potentially -- finished ahead of his own poll numbers headed into today, and he addressed that in his victory speech. ''we learned a lot about ground games in one week, suggesting they did not know much about it before iowa, which could help explain why he was upset by ted cruz, and he resinated with the new hampshire voters on certain issues and addressed many of them on the trade deals among blue color workers, and he days leading up to today about the opioid crisis. >> the first thing, mr. trump, please do something about it. the kids are getting stuck and other people are getting stuck. we will end it. we will end it at the southern border. >> reporter: trump has proven after the months of speculation that he can, in fact win. i was looking aid head 11 days to south carolina, up 15 points or so, and the average of the polls there. there. the roadblock for him will be if one establishment candidate can knock off the others and make it a 2 person or 3-person

pulls out a miracle and wins new hampshire i think the primary bernie sanders might not drop out but it will be over. if she loses that there's sheer panic in the democratic establishment which has completely supported hillary clinton and given her all favors. i think through the sheer panic and i think you start being, you know, part of the campaign staff be fired, be let go, be changed up. you have to try something different, because you have to blame it on somebody else if you are the clintons not yourself even though these problems persist as they did in the last campaign just as they are this campaign, and eventually you have got to stop blaming the staff. you have to blame the candidate. >>> and you mentioned the possible shackup. politico reported there may be a shake up in her staff after we go through this next primary. she barely scrapeed by a lead in iowa. what about south carolina? she is not expecting necessarily to win in new hampshire. >> that's correct. her theory of the race is that there's a fire wall in south carolina and in ne neve because there are states with heavi

>>> hellhello, everyone. >> it is friday and days before the big primary in new hampshire, so it's time to change everything, at least that's what it looks like for donald trump and hillary clinton. now donald trump is offering a softer tone says he's over the back and forth with cruz. no more about the stolen iowa caucus or the election fraud accusation, and hillary clinton, she's sharpening her attacks against sander. >> a brand new poll shows sanders closing the gap nationally and clinton within 2 points. 11% undecided. jeff zelny joins us live from new hampshire. >> reporter: good morning. you can see senator bernie sanders speaking behind me. it's a much more civil affair this morning than it was last night. i can tell you the battle lines are drawn between hillary clinton and bernie sanders here with four days remaining before the new hampshire primary. listen to a few of the exchanges. who was a member of the establishment party, let's listen. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans, and by the way, who are not all that