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now for the top of the news life from manchester. polls in two towns here brook line and kensington, scheduled to close at any minute now. and in about two dozen other towns across the state folks have the last half hour to cast their votes. as you know, mitt romney is widely expected to win this primary. and, if he does, he will make history as the first republic who is not an incumbent president to win iowa and new hampshire. with us now the co-anchor of america's newsroom bill hemmer. show us, bill. >> hey shepard, good evening to you. 30 minutes away the whole state will be open and we will watch this map slowly fill in on the touch screen billboard behind me we can show you the results and the economic picture and the look ahead too as this primary process rolls on. the results at the moment, there are not many in new hampshire but we do have a few. in this state about 1% reporting now, this is realtime at the moment. so these numbers can change at any moment. 1% reporting, romney at 35%. paul at 27%. huntsman in third at 14%. a

i saw him in manchester yesterday. he'll finish fourth, fifth. he's going nowhere. he is very excited about this bain capital attack. he says -- he's really casting the most uncharitable light, governor romney's business success, saying it is -- newt gingrich saying it is a legitimate question to ask where the millions came from, where the millions went. >> a lot of republicans, though, mark, are uncomfortable with that line of attack. you see some conservatives. mike murphy was here saying yesterday saying why is another republican making the obama case against mitt romney in the primary? >> it is going to escalate the calls for gingrich to get out of the race if he does as poorly as mike suggests he might. i think a lot of republicans would say it is time to close ranks around mitt romney because we can't have a south carolina primary where the rules are different and it is pretty rough. we can't have that dominated by attacks on the central calling card of the man who is likely to be our nominee as business experience. >> mike, you're looking inside the numbers h

from manchester with special report, megyn kelly joins me at 8:00 eastern. the man the republicans are trying to replace is replacing his right handyman. president obama's chief of staff is calling it quits after one year. ed henry reports this comes in the wake of a new book about problems in the west wing. >> officials say president obama was caught by surprise when bill daley confided he wanted out as chief of staff a year early. >> this was not easy news to hear and i didn't accept bill's decision right away. >> after rethinking it, daley, who had been sidelinedded after giving up some duties came back and told the president he was sure so the white house is getting the second shakeup in 12 months with jack lew taking reins at chief of staff. >> during his first tour under president clinton jack was the only budget director in history to preside for three consecutive years. >> a year ago this week the president timeouted daley's credentials as a sign he was moving to the middle, to right the ship after what mr. obama called the shellacking. >> few americ

again, you're looking at romney headquarters here in manchester. some members of the extended romney clan. he's got all of his sons there. he knew that the kids were there in various spots in the crowd. they've all been assembled now on the stage. all of the romney grandkids who are here again, long-time home winner in this state. mitt romney. we will take a break here, and up next, as "nightly news" continues, some of the other news of this day, including new questions tonight about nicotine patches and the like. do they and really help smokers quit as they say they do. also the fight over decency on television. are your favorite channels, your favorite shows about to get even racier? and later, two towns that winter has not forgotten. so much snow it's taking the national guard to dig them out of there. >>> we're back now from manchester, new hampshire with some of the day's other news. the u.s. mil >>> we're back now from manchester, new hampshire with some of the day's other news. the u.s. military has rescued iranians from the persian gulf aga

we went to a polling low occasion in manchester -- location in manchester where mitt romney happened to show up. mitt romney is hoping that tonight's results will propel him to the nomination. if appearance are everything, mitt romney sure looks like the front-runner. the numbers back that up. he hold has commanding 19% lead -- holds a commanding 19% lead over the rest of of them. >> this is nuts. i've been here since 1988. i've never seen this like this before. >> i like jon huntsman. >> i'm supporting mitt romney. they would be a wonderful family to represent us. >> reporter: manchester's mayor said the excitement started a long time ago. >> they want to meet you at least three times before making a decision. >> reporter: jon huntsman is banking on that notion. >> the pundit class that likes to roll in and tell you what the order of the universe will be will be surprised. >> reporter: perhaps they see the writing on the wall. rick perry spent the day campaigning in south carolina. >> we want south carolina to be that place that gives us the second wind. >> reporter: while newt ging

we're live in manchester, new hampshire. after his impressive second pleas finish, he lost my eight votes, maybe less. former senator rick santorum is hoping to keep it going in the granite state. and joining me is presidential candidate rick santorum. >> how are you doing? i promised you on the radio shoe he i h'd bring you something. you get your own rick santorum sweater vest. >> sean: if i came out and supported you, would i get jackets and hats? >> i do, this is a sweater. >> sean: and this is the afire of the campaign. we've heard from several retailers that sweater vest sales have gone up since i started displaying the sweater vest and. >> sean: you need to get a cut of this. >> goen 0 our website, rick santorum.com and order a sweater vest. >> sean: you may have to be careful because bain capital may come in. >> this is not a business eventual and they will be made in america, by the way. >> sean: what do you think of the criticism of bain. legitimate as mitt romney was saying, you know what? i would expect this from

>> good morning, from manches r manchester, new hampshire. huntsman got his surge, but you're right, it may have been too little too late. it started on sunday and he started getting bigger crowds later. it's very hard to identify these independent or undeclared voters to see exactly what they're going to do. we're going to have to wait and see, although it is significant that he is probably going to get something more like second or third rather than the fourth or fifth that we thought before. >> what are his plans for south carolina? has he said he's going to be there for sure no matter what the results are tonight? >> yes. i was told to buy a ticket to south carolina. he will be heading there tomorrow morning. he's got two events, one in charleston and one in columbia. he plans to go full bore there. people on his behalf have already bought television ads starting on monday, so we'll see what happens. we do know from new hampshire that the superpack ads are not enough to put him over the top, so he'll have to raise money for the primary. >

manchester, new hampshire. right to my first read of the morning, voters casting ballots in the first of the nation primary and if romney performs according to polls, a double-digit win tonight and leave new hampshire worse than when he came. after the campaign's worst 48 hours yet, damaging the central rationale of his candidacy, that his business experience makes him the best qualified to be president. monday morning started with romney's rivals jumping on his off the cuff claim in a sunday town hall that he once worried about getting a pink slip. >> i have no doubt that mitt romney was worried about pink slips, whether he was going to have enough of them to hand out. >> well, then talking about health insurance providers at a breakfast, romney had this, perhaps, unfortunate line. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. if -- you know if someone doesn't give me the good service i need, i want to ge get somebody else to provide that service to me. >> ironically, a little bit, probably,

carl cameron is live in manchester. how have all these attacks played out on the front-runner. >> as venture kayd lift is not going to go away. yesterday, attacks would like to feirp people have changed tone. romney is getting a huge turnout. he was swamped here when newt gingrich showed up he brought a lot, as well. gingrich said yesterday's attacks were out of context, an acknowledgement what was said was takes it a little bit over the edge because romney was talking about choice and healthcare coverage, not talking about his history as a venture capitalist and businessman. gingrich said it was context and romney loved that. he is talking about a win in new hampshire and they he thinks win the nomination perhaps with a win in south carolina and florida. >> this is a big statement in new hampshire. you see excited people behind me. talking about winning this one and hopefully had a spirit carries on to south carolina next. >> reporter: not only did mitt romney get back-up from gingrich but ron paul came here just a sho

that is ahead as fox report continues from manchester, mr. bill o'reilly top of the hour, don't touch that remote. >> shep: u.s. military is investigating the disappearance of so-called sensitive equipment at an army base in washington state. sensitive according to a base spokesman, not dangerous. somebody apparently stole the equipment at joint base lewis mccord which south of seattle and infantry is lockdown while they are looking for the stuff. the thief or thieves might off with night vision goggles, laser sights and weapon scopes, somewhere in the six figure range. trace gallagher is live. there are no weapons missing but why all the concern? >> reporter: there are hundreds of pieces missing and all this stuff, night vision goggles, range finders and scopes be can be used to launch attacks at night. the military wants to know, who stole the stuff and what they planned to do with it. military is pointing out you have to have other stuff to make it dangerous and you have to know how to use it. it's not something the average joe can attach

msnbc's election headquarters in manchester. mitt romney's lead in nearly every new hampshire poll has left the rest of the republican field jockeying for second place. this always has been a crucial state. if you want to sound smart tell your friends since 1952 no republican presidential candidate has won the party's nomination without finishing either first or second here in new hampshire. george w. bush was the last nominee to finish second in new hampshire. he did that in the year 2000. >>> enough of the real news. let's huddle up around water cooler. this was at c in n -- cnbc's debate. >> i would do away with education, commerce and -- let's see. i can't. the third one, i can't. sorry. oops. >> yesterday morning's nbc facebook debate over in concord, new hampshire, perry found himself an opening again. >> let me answer the question that you asked earlier, what are the three areas you would make reductions that people would feel some pain. it would be those bureaucrats at the department of commerce and energy and education

now our team here in manchester. our political director chuck todd, several feet away from us in the same room, andrea mitchell is here with us, and the moderator of "meet the press" david gregory. andrea, the race for second place really is by all provable accounts, true. you have a guy who's a homeowner here, governor of massachusetts. but second place becomes everything leaving here. >> absolutely. and we remember that bill clinton in 1992 came in second but made it sound as though he won and had the bragging rights going forward. it's even more important this year with those big super pacs. you've got three or four big money people watching this to see who has the goods to go forward. one of the most important ones ironically is jon huntsman's billionaire father. if jon huntsman father who came out of nothing and created the clam shell, the styrofoam clam shell -- >> the big mac container, that's right. >> he only put up $50,000 for his son's race in south carolina, according to our ad trackers. if he sees his so

it added by a nail -- man from manchester -- headed by a man from manchester. pat buchanan was singing his praises and all of those troops yesterday during many conservative talk shows. and santorum are obviously hopes those faults can provide the same kind of magic for him as they did for pat buchanan 16 years ago. >> do you think in the next poll taken, there will be a search for rick santorum? >> i think we will see some movement for rick santorum. unfortunately for newt gingrich, i think some of the tracking polls has showed slippage. as you pointed out, the "union leader" endorsement was a big help. the house speaker, it conservative tea party republican, endorsed him. it helped a great deal. but the disappointing finish in a iowa and a lot of the national news about the attack ads from romney's super pac hurt him. he has obviously come here angry, infuriated, and he is rodney's stalker in new hampshire the next five days and it will be fascinating to see what the newt gingrich offensive against mitt romney does in this race. but it solidify votes for newt

and kurt smith, a manchester. and e d from durham. >> nicky from klamath, manchester. >> i am from occupy new hampshire manchester. >> i am when the of the 99% sen. and i live in franklin new hampshire. and. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] mark from manchester. and >> >> i do not need -- know if we need a facilitator. something where we can go on a particular subject. we have structured the meeting around two-hour time slot. and i think we can start with will thomas for veterans for peace discussing what time slot their group has chosen and what they will speak about. >> we so far are scheduled for june 29, monday from january -- from 1:00 to 3:00 in veterans' park. i hope we do not have a snowstorm that day. we have chosen to talk about the cost of the american empire in terms of how much money we have spent and hours -- and are spending on the military bases overseas. who knows, there are so many. we feel that money should be spent here at home as darned rigid dr. martin luther king said on programs of social oppr

i was at a manchester event friday packed with press. and so many voters that the fire marshals evicted everybody. and santorum ended up having the event in the parking lot. hardly anyone could hear him. that's how hot he is. for nearly a year high campaigned unmolested by reporters. in retrospect, wasn't that a major miscalculation? >> yes, short answer is yes. we did at abc -- we had our great iowa correspondent, digital correspondent out there, traveling the state with santorum. often she was alone with him catching a ride with him from event to event. but i mean, just the transformation was phenomenal. the interesting thing is that it happened with the first poll that showed him moving up. and suddenly, overnight, boom, he was mobbed. >> and it seems to me, roger simon, that the press creates a closed loop. santorum low in the polls. we don't cover him except for an abc producer or couple of others. he stays low in the polls. finally, the voter get to show up and register what they think. so does anything trouble you it, you know, th

here in manchester, new hampshire we get to the news. after last night's vote it would take something catastrophic now to prevent mitt romney from becoming the republican nominee for president. he rolls down to south carolina this morning, ten days ahead of the january 21st primary there. here in new hampshire, the final tally reflects broad support for romney across the state. he won 5 of new hampshire's 12 total delegates. ron paul came in second with three. jon huntsman has two. mitt romney has a total of 16 delegates after this near win in iowa, son tore rum comes in second overall with 11 kel gatts. ron paul rounding out the top three. south carolina's 25 delegates, florida's 50 delegates still up for grabs. both of those states, winner take all primaries after the decisive victory in new hampshire, the romney camp hopes this will send a signal to the republican party that it's time to rally behind the front-runner. romney turned his attention toward the general election and president obama while taking a swipe at his republican riv

he is live from romney headquarters at the university of southern new hampshire here in manchester. peter, new engla peter, good evening. >>> brian, good evening. as you say, this is a race for second place. mitt romney would become the first ever nonrepublican candidate to win both iowa and new hampshire. battling through crowds of cameras -- >> governor huntsman -- >> reporter: the republican candidates made last-minute appeals across new hampshire today. >> this is bizarre. >> reporter: hoping for a decisive win here, front-runner mitt romney continued to face blistering attacks about what he's presented as an asset -- his business experience as former head of bain capital that romney said created jobs and stronger companies. but newt gingrich today questioned bain's practices of sometimes liquidating companies and laying off workers. >> i am not saying anything that mitt romney has done was outside the law. it may have been bad judgment, it may have been an exploitation. it may be inappropriate. just because you have the right to do something doesn't mean it's the right thing to

. >> welcome back to manchester, new hampshire. just a few hours now from primary day. one of the benefits of making that's road trips is getting a chance to interact with voters and catch up with the candidates on the campaign trail. in something a little less formal than a tv studio. that's what we did today. a morning drive to the other side of manchester took us to a ron paul breakfast meet and greet packed with press. >> there's a lot of congestion. >> there were so many photos and reporters the paul campaign said the press created a mob like atmosphere that was unsafe for the candidate. we managed to catch up with the congressman with camera bumps. >> just a little bit chaotic. i'm used to more calm and delivering a message in a calmer fashion but i do the best i can. but it is exciting. it's great that they're interested in what i've been saying. it isn't like i'm a movie star. >> what about the fact you're skipping florida an going to the other states? there's folks that say are you really competing for the nomination? >> if this keeps up, we might have to recon

no worries. >> and we're live tonight in manchester, new hampshire. thanks for being with us, where the first in the nation's primary has been wrapped up and mitt romney has been declared the winner and during the victory speech he had a message for some of his g.o.p. fellow contenders. >> president obama wants to put free enterprise on trial and we've seen desperate republicans join forces with him. >> ooh! >> and this is such a mistake for our party and for our nation. the country already has a leader who divides us with the bitter politics of envy. we have to offer an alternative vision. i stand ready to lead us down a different path where we're lifted up by our desire to succeed, not dragged down by a resentment of success. >> and joining me now with reaction is romney supporter and former minnesota governor and presidential candidate tim pawlenty, thank you for being here and appreciate you being with us. let's start at this point. there's justified anger at wall street. you know, we bail out bankruptcy and financial institutions and insurance co

we're live from manchester, new hampshire tonight and the results are in. first winner in the nation's first primary mitt romney and with analysis and much more, romney supporter, congressman chavitz and he's been in a bunker, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: the results are in. this is historic and mitt romney has now won iowa and new hampshire, nobody has done that before. he's got good numbers in south carolina, good numbers in florida. newt gingrich went out tonight and said this is between a conservative and a massachusetts moderate. will that resonate more in south carolina than it did in new hampshire and why? >> first of all, congratulations to governor romney, a great win and we're all republicans and so we want to move on. look,it's going to go to south carolina and it might, i mean, a massachusetts republican in the south, i don't know. that's, that hasn't been tested for a while. so we're going to have to wait and see, but many' optimistic. i mean, basically it's a choice in south carolina. whether we want to go that route, with the

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john berman, abc news, manchester. >> and that is "world news" for this sunday from manchester. we thought we'd leave you for a couple of images. this campaign slogan headed up the highway. and this dog clearly in it for one candidate. diane sawyer back at the desk tomorrow night. good night. >>> a day of pomp and circumstance in san francisco as newly elected leaders are sworn in thank you for joining us. >> today's swearing-in ceremony had a bittersweet taste for one official. sheriff mirkarimi was facing allegations of domestic violence. >> his wife was at the ceremony and joined him at a news conference, stood by his side. this is an investigation that continues even as he takes office. [applause] >> a newly elected sheriff soaks in the pomp and circumstance of his

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all souls' opens on a fairytale league return as manchester united beat bolton three nil joint top of the english premier league top needs all with wolves. while planks. hitting rules out of russia return to the field without. consultancy role responding club. you'll mogs former champion maria sharapova prepares to do battle destroy you take the title and the world's top ranking in melbourne. the year gets underway next week. first to football where paul scholes has made a dream league return from retirement scoring the open as manchester united won three nil a time to struggling bolton to go level on points with manchester city at the top of the english premier league wayne rooney had a first tall penalty save but thirty seven year old scholes popped up to score on the stroke of half time and late efforts from danny welbeck michael carrick secured united's victory level on points with leaders manchester city however third place tottenham missed the chance to join them in college to a one want to draw with wolves elsewhere. next to the equaliser that is everton three one wanted aston

there's a lot of avid paulites in manchester. mccain got 40% of the independent vote in 2008 and romney got 27%, something mitt romney needs to turn around. promising to be back, from the "daily beast," and sad about it now, because it's cold. independents, i know you're passionate about it. it's my duty and responsibility to make up my mind and vet these guys for the rest of the country. i take it seriously. how will it go tomorrow? >> that's the great x factor in this election. ron paul and mitt romney competing heavily for them. if they can eat away at the independent voters, disgusted with hyper partisan ship, they can make a competitive showing. that's what's so unique about new hampshire, open primary where independent voters can vote and why it makes it a swing state and exciting, all about independents. >> in the cigar store, everybody all about their party and want to share. why do you think independents should go for jon huntsman, >> i think jon huntsman will appeal to the moderate independents. there are two types of i

and time now for our all-star panel here in manchester. steven hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard. bill kristol, weekly standard editor and juan williams, let's speak broadly about this night. thoughts? >> well, it's a good night for mitt romney, not a great night for mitt romney. looks like he's winning by about 13 points and that's a gap a little smaller than we've seen in the real clear mreks average the past couple of months, but it's a good number. 37%, it looks like ron paul, as you suggested, overperformed, did better than people expected in part because it looks like turnout seems to be a little down from 2008, actually, rather than up and he was able to get independents and especially some democrats to the polls to vote for him. interesting. i was struck by mitt romney's speech. he had a line in his speech, i think, looking forward to south carolina where he talked about cut, cap and balance. that's a dog whistle for conservatives. jim demints and others pushed that plan during that fight over the debt ceiling and mitt r

fight back to win three to attend our rivals manchester city to knock out the holders in a pulsating f.a. cup third round of the against the run of play rooney headed united in front after ten minutes and it got immediately worse the city as captain vincent kompany was controversially sent off for a two for to tackle on which the club later announced they would appear however united took full advantage danny welbeck volley them further in front of the half an hour and rooney headed in the rebound from his own penalty to make it three no by half time as united look to exact some revenge the sixty six wanted to create a traffic tobar but the home side fought back straight after the break through and found a lot of free kick and so i wear i pulled back another following error from returning substitute scholes after sixty five minutes however despite a frantic finale and penalty goals for both sides we wanted to go through to the first round. i don't like chelsea scored three times in the last five minutes as this one for now it's time to portsmouth second half goals from sebastian lawso