reporting live in salem, new hampshire, david news. >> dave is in new hampshire reporting throughout the day, we'll have results and reaction tomorrow night on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> on this frigid night, thousands of volunteers are out canvassing the streets of new york city helping the homeless. it's part of a program called it takes place nationwide every year and is required to receive federal funding. last year the city found nearly 3200 people living on the streets. another 58,000 were living in homeless shelters. that was a record number. >>> closing arguments in the manslaughter trial of a new york cop who shot and killed an unarmed innocent man. an emotional peter liang taking the witness stand in his own defense this afternoon and breaking down as he described the night he shot and killed akai gurley in the dark cell of a housing project. startled and accidentally fired his gun. prosecutors say he acted recklessly. >>> new at 11:00, refs attacked after a hockey game turns violent. >> also eyewitness news getting this new video tonight. a man opens fire in to a deli.

live in new hampshire, i'm andy hiller, 7 news. >> sounds good, andie. if you have questions for andy hiller and our pollster, we want to her them. you can tweet us with the hashtag primaryon7. or you can go to our website at whdh.com. we'll have the answers to some of your 10:30 on carbon monoxide w-56 tonight, 10:30. we'll have coverage all week, on-line and on-air. >>> plenty of more news to get to here this evening. >> we have several breaking stories to cover for you. emergency crews responding to kenmore square. boston fire saying an acid spill shut down road in that area. >>> also breaking a three yearly who was rush to the hospital over the weekend has passed away. we'll have the latest when 7 news at 6:00 returns. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place

>>announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news julie good morning, everyone wednesday, february 3, 4:30 in the morning, i am julie grauert. >> daniel: the new hampshire bream is the big story and we have team coverage. gene lavanchy is anchoring from our new hampshire primary headquarters. good morning, gene. >> gene: daniel and julie, good morning to you as well. the battle for the granite state is in full swing today. candidates will be crisscrossing the granite state here in new hampshire. they are looking for votes as we are a week out now from the for republicans, iowa caucus winner ted cruz will start meet meeting with voters today here in new hampshire at 10:00 this morning. he won't wrap up this final event until 9:00 tonight. right now, though, we want to check the weather forecast, and for that go to our dedham studio and check in with shiri spear. >> shiri: good news for those in southern new hampshire. the rest of the area for the morning commute, mostly dry conditions. we have that little bit of snow falling central and nor

thanks to the people of new hampshire, >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. >> one reporter called answer's primary the first -- new hampshire's primary the greatest of political rights. ♪ [cheers] >> thank you so much for coming to an answer. -- new hampshire. >> this is where you can observe the candidate in the heat of dialogue, in the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it's not just a place where you give a speech. its firstpshire takes in the nation primary status really seriously. >> is a series of town hall meetings we will be having. >> this is my 20th townhall meeting. 115thcome to the townhall meeting here in new hampshire. >> c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. >> let's go win the nomination. >> thank you and god bless you. >> in iowa c-span brought to you speeches. >> thank you all very much. >> meet and greets, town halls and live caucus coverage. this week c-span is on the ground in new hampshire following

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put -- you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. a lot of these female athletes are worried what the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up on here on "world news now." stick with us at abc. more coming up on "world news now." . >>> this morning, "your voice, your vote," the blow-out in new hampshire. >> huge voter turnout and i say huge. >> fed up voters delivering landslide wins to bernie sanders and donald trump. >> you are going to be so happy, great again. maybe greater than ever before. >> throwing more chaos into the republican race, providing john kasich's campaign, other

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 iowa, trounced the rest of the republican field. we begin with major garrett who is covering the trump campaign. >> he crushed his republican rivals in new hampshire winning here the way he has led many, many months by pulling together different parts of the republican party and essentially becoming a galvanizing voice for hostility with the republican party leaders inside the beltway. >> we are going to do something so good and so fast and so strong, and the world is going to respect us again, believe me. >> reporter: trump appealed to republican voters have had it with the current political system.

, new >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put off. you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. so, a lot of these female athletes are worried about what the situation will be come six we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up here stick with us at abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing >>> good morning. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this morning on "world news now." >>> a resounding reflection and rejection of politics as usual. donald trump and bernie sanders win big in new hampshire. john kasich's investment paid off. and the race for third place at this hour too close to call. our extended coverage is just ahead. >>> president obama is proposing a major new tax on crude oil that would raise the price of gasoline by 24 cents. it's part of his new

we're following breaking news, commitment 2016 news. brand new numbers from our presidential debate. of things. this polling of likely new hampshire primary voters wrapped up before the debate last night. and the candidate who dominated the polls so far continues his donald trump is on top of the heap at 33%. amy: next, marco rubio and ted cruz, rubio is next at 16%, ted cruz, who won the iowa caucus is at 14%. the three governors are next, here is how it breaks down this morning, ohio governor john kasich at 11% followed by former florida governor jeb bush at 7% and new jersey governor chris christie at 4%. sean: again, these are fresh poll numbers. rounding out the poll for g.o.p., carly fiorina at 6% and dr. ben carson at 2%. interesting to note that 55% of still trying to make a definitive decision. let's move now to the democrats and the big lead remains for senator bernie sanders, but he dropped a few points. amy: the poll just into the news room, sanders at 58%, former secretary of state, hillary clinton is at 35%. and for the de

brand new state. brand new message. here's hillary clinton live. >> the arrival at the right time in this campaign for you to understand what the contest of ideas really is between me and my esteemed opponent, senator sanders. i am excited by that because that's the best way for you to make up your minds. what do we stand for? what do we think needs to be done? how do we believe we can to it together? how do we make a real difference in people's lives? how do we make sure this country that we care so deeply about stays true to its values, keeps providing opportunity, begins to go after the inequality and not just economic inequality. we have to deal with racial inequality. with gender inequality, with sexual orientation inequality. with the kind of poverty of spirit that has too much influence over the lives of too many of our fellow americans. so i come to you with a lifetime of service and advocacy and of getting results, and i am grateful that bill was out here because he does know a little bit about the job we are c

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. there's some big and intriguing new story lines in the race for president tonight after iowa voters reshuffled the race. there were just two winners, of course, but at least twice that many victory-sounding speeches after last night's results 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 new dynamic to the race. for the democrats it was razor close, but iowa democratic party has declared hillary clinton the winner over bernie sanders who is calling it a virtual tie. the new hampshire primary a week from tonight just got a whole lot more interesting. let's start with the cruz/trump headline and hallie jackson. hello, hallie. >> reporter: hi, 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. now, it's new some can

. >> not good news. there we are covering all of the news "happening now". >>> a young girl and aunt pulled from the rubble days after the devastating quake as the search for survivors gross more despera desperate. >> there is nothing worse than planning your child's funeral. >> i have personal experience. >> in new hampshire. where the heroin crisis is a co issue. >> and that is what we have to deal with. >> an emergency landing as smoke fills the commercial jet. >> i realized it was coming from the plane. yelling there is a fire. it is all "happening now". battle for new hampshire. less tlan 24 hours before voters go to the pomes. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. many independent voters prepare to make their decisions. four of the presidential candidates appearing in campaign events in the past hour. and clues on who is picking up momentum. we have live fox team coverage. ed henrow is in new hampshire. we'll start with carl cameron. >> reporter: hi, jon, the story right now is the weather. it is

new hampshire voters gave her new life after iowa. but this time a different story leading in, trailing bernie sanders by double-digits going into the primary. here in his own backyard. clinton has struggled to engage younger voters where sanders has excelled. here is what we're learning from the exit polls coming in right now. three in ten voters saying honesty and trustworthiness are the characteristics most important to them. nearly seven in ten democratic voters describe themselves as liberals. that's higher than in the past. and more saying that income inequality, the economy, and abc's cecilia vega out with the sanders team and one-on-one with clinton tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton's sprint to the finish line today started right here in manchester. >> what is your prediction for tonight? >> it's -- i just love the way new hampshire does this thing, focusing on the issues. and they keep coming back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: her supporters cheering outside polling stations. bernie sanders feeling like a rock star in his ow

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put -- you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. a lot of these female athletes are worried what the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up on here on "world news now." stick with us at abc. more coming up on

weijia jiang cbs news manchester, new hampshire. "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" partly sunny and mild today with highs in the low 60s by the afternoon with light thursday and friday with highs in the mid to upper 60s. beautiful weather this weekend with partly sunny skies and highs in the low 60s. have a great day! let's check in with the c-b-s news team and see what they're let's check in with the c-b-s news team and see what they're working on this morning. .... the news is back in the welcome back. let's take a look at some news making headlines around the nation right now. first, health officials head to capitol hill today to brief lawmakers on growing concerns over the zika virus. yesterday -- delaware, pennsylvania, ohio and indiana all reported having cases of the virus, commonly spread through mosquito bites. so far -- over 60 cases of zika have been reported in more than a dozen states, as well as the district of

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're going to do i the old fashioned way. we're going to beat china and ja. beat mexico. and we're going to beat all of these countries that are taking so much of our money away from us. on a daily bas

and new hampshire isn't boing going to add much new information. bernie sanders does well with independent voters who are a part of the puzzle there. and he's also competitive among whites and new hampshire like iowa will be over 90% white. -- down the road is when the diversity comes into play with hispanic voters and african american voters. the sanders campaign thinks they are making inroads with hispanics. carol, that is what he's going to have to do to make this a race. if white voters divide the same as in iowa and bernie sanders doesn't improve among minorities he simply won't win any of the big diverse states. they know what they have to do. new hampshire won't tell us much more but nevada and south carolina will tell us a lot. >> i have to leave it there. of course you are all going stick around for our next conversation and i appreciate that. so thank you. hillary clinton will be live on cnn this afternoon. her interview with wolf blitzer airs at 1:30 eastern and tomorrow night for the first time taf votes are counted in iowa, the democra

. >>> breaking news in new hampshire. the new polls on the eve of abc's big republican debate tomorrow night. is there a shift in the race? >>> the deadly winter storm this friday. drivers losing control on ice. hundreds of crashes. a foot of snow in some places. and tonight, the new storm we're tracking for the weekend. >>> the major new concern. the zika virus now turning deadly. and the new warning tonight about the disease and sexual contact. parts of the u.s. >>> and tonight, investigators now asking, was it a bomb hidden in a laptop that ripped a hole into that jet? a passenger blown from the plane. >>> and tonight, with the super bowl nearly here, how much is "made in america"? >>> and good evening tonight from new hampshire. 24 hours until the big republican debate here on abc. and the new poll numbers just out tonight. we'll get to that in a moment. >> but first, the breaking headline in new york city. the image of a deadly crane collapse not far from the world trade center. people trapped in their cars. you're l

right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's debate night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate, just five days before the new hampshire primary. it comes as a brand-new nbc news wall street poll showing clinton with miles of ground to make up. 58% of likely democratic voters in new hampshire are backing sanders. clinton with 38%. that's virtually unchanged from a week ago. so tonight, from clinton, a change of tone, and a direct challenge to sanders on who claims the mantle of most progressive. let's get the view from both camps starting with nbc's andrea mitchell. andrea? >> reporter: good not only is it going into the debate, does the new poll show bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton here in new hampshire, but he has women. and a giant lead with young people. as hillary clinton prepares for tonight's showdown, her top target, reaching young voters and women. our new nbc news "wall street journal" maris poll showing clinton losing the youth vote to sande

given the dynamic in new hampshire, does she take a pass on new hampshire? and look to nevada and south carolina, states where it is harder for bernie sanders, because he hasn't shown the ability to gaerth that broad coalition with african-american and hispanic being voters with which hillary clinton is much stronger. >> we see hillary clinton and bill clinton out in full force in new hampshire. will they stay or continue to digest the results. and say bernie can have new hampshire because he is from vermont and we'll take south carolina and vermont. and we want to hear from you. do the iowa results change your mind as who you would like to see. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. >> new information on three inmates that escaped from a maximum security jail. the fight that they had that might have led to their capture. and what the pentagon did that might have vladimar putin rethinking his move on the world stage. and iowa and the rest of the 2016 campaign. rrom it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb

and some news. a control of teenagers involved in the winning films will roll on the screen during acceptance speeches. >> producers say it's a way of allowing the winners to say what's in their heart as opposed to just naming people. the oscars will be handed out on sunday, february 28th right here. >> a little bit of diversity there. there's a yellow guy in the middle. >> the girl with the red hair. >> there is. and the second is up in the stands. so it was a little bit of color at the oscars. >> coming up, turning a beauty pageant blund into memorable advertising. the huge hit from steve harvey. >> i love him. he's a funny guy. >> the spectacular celebration of the chinese new year. elaborate fireworks through people get to see. >> and cyber bullies attacking students in elementary. in great falls down to two people. living in a truck. >> you've been obsessed with this pain. the leading cough liquid only provides relief for four hours, but did you know there's a product that lasts for twelve hour

nouns noints from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there are two fewer candidates in the race for president tonight. casualties of a stunning night in which one-time long shot bernie sanders crushed hill hill on his way to a 22-point victory in a new hampshire democratic primary and donald trump leading the rest of the republican field in the dust with a 19-point win over his nearest competitor sending new jersey governor chris christie and carly fiorina to the exits. both announcing today they have suspended their campaigns after poor finishes in iowa and new hampshire. the new hampshire survivors have now descended on south carolina, site of one face-offs. our political team has redeployed two. we begin our coverage with nbc's katy tur. hi, katy. >> reporter: hi, lester. things are about to get interesting. i'm already told attacks are being prepped on donald trump's three marriages and stance on eminent domain. a new world out there. if new hampshire wanted to see their candidate sit on its count, south carolinian

stay with wbz news both on air and online through my mayor night in new hampshire. again, a week from today. as we get you closer to the this important election. >>> breaking news tonight at 11:00, the marine corps says it has found traces of dna from marines who died in a helicopter collision off of hawaii. 23-year-old christopher orlando those helicopters. he and 11 other marines were on a nighttime training mission when the two choppers crashed into the ocean on january 14. >>> well, tonight we have our eye on the storm. we will make a run at record high temperatures tomorrow, but the clouds are rolling in and we're looking at a spring-like soaker. here? >> reporter: the first rain starts to move in by late tomorrow emergency and mostly just rainfall again here across new england. bad. many suburbs have fallen into the upper 20s. tonight. we have extremely warm air. cinci at 60. cleveland at 49 degrees at this hour. a large sprawling storm system, traverse city, michigan and the clouds are just starting to increase here across southern new england. tomorrow morni

we are coming to you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. the center of the political universe is now shifting from iowa to new hampshire. republicans have emerged from the caucuses with what could be a three-man race between ted cruz, last night's winner, donald trump, the favorite so far in new hampshire, and robidas rubio who came in a

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they still expect more trash from the fireworks shows to wash as shore. >>> new jobs, new gear, a new planet to step foot on. that budget was released today including new challenges and money going to the bay area. and they may also make another trip to the moon. live with the peek into the future, scott? >> reporter: well, jessica, nasa really wants to get to mars in the year 2020 and that could be done here in the bay area, especially in fields of aeronautical engineering and robotics. it could also mean a trip to the moon. $19 billion of the country's fiscal budget has been earmarked for nasa. >> the state of our nasa is strong. >> reporter: that is a slight dip from last year. but with so much of the space program's focus on technology they are also seeing tech money along with your tax dollars at work. >> more venture capital was invested in america's space industry in 2015 than in all previous 15 years combined. >> reporter: here at nasa's ames research center in mountain view, the focus is getting to mars. nasa even released a 360-degree view of the martian surface, and talked

"world news tonight" starts now. >>> good evening from new hampshire, where every four years, the nation watches and waits for the results from the first in the nation primary. and some of the conditionandidates have acknowledged already, if they don't do well here tonight, it could spell the end. the stakes could not be higher. you are looking live at pictures from across new hampshire tonight. voters lining up. the first exit polls coming in right now. more than 9 in 10 republican angry or dits satisfied with the way the federal government working. and they are looking for a candidate, quote, outside the political establishment. we are one-on-one with donald trump tonight, and the new controversy over something he repeated at a rally here overnight. and then calling hillary clinton, quote, evil. even bernie sanders' wife defending clinton tonight. we're also one-on-one with marco rubio, with jeb bush. abc's political team spread out across new hampshire at this hour, and we begin tonight with abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, a trump takeover of the granite state, and we are righ

>>> tonight, the new the-way fight. the candidateslready on the ground in new hampshire, and so are we. ted cruz, donald trump and marco rubio in a heated battle now after iowa. and trump's new message tonight. and hillary clinton declared the winner, but just barely. we're live in new hampshire. >>> also breaking, the major storm tonight. blizzard warnings, reports of tornadoes. a large and dangerous tornado just moments ago. 340 miles of interstate shut down. alerts from new mexico to michigan. and that system, moving east tonight. >>> new developments in the case of a 13-year-old girl kidnapped and lled. two college students charged. police now revealing how she died. >>> the new warning tonight about zika, and the troubng development about a case in dallas. the blast, moments after takeoff, ripping a hole into this jet. passengers inside, horrified. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the next battleground now, new hampshire just seven days away. and tonight, a new three-way battle taking shape already. sena

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now, debbie m you are news 9 tonight. -- wmur news 9 tonight. tom: tonight abc news is projecting that ted cruz will republican side. we are waiting on him to make a statement tonight. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. shelley: here are the latest republican numbers from iowa. ted cruz is the winner at 28% with nine precincts reporting in. marco rubio has 23% and in carson is at 9%. they are followed by rand paul, jeb bush, john kasich and carly fiorina. mike huckabee, chris christie, rick santorum and jim gilmore are at the bottom. tom cole it for the democrats with 93% of the precincts reporting, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are within just a few votes of each other. both hovering in at 50% apiece. shelley: wmur political director josh mcelveen has been reporting from iowa since saturday and joins us now live. josh: there' s no shortage of drama in iowa tonight. caucus-goers turned out in record numbers. it was thought to benefit both bernie sanders and donald trump. bernie sanders is given -- giving hillary

new hampshire's primary is next tuesday. new overnight... abc news unveils the lineup for tomorrow's republican presidential debate. trump is dead center, with rubio and cruz on either side. you will notice the only candidate not on the stage is carly fiorina. she didn't meet the criteria to be in the debate. abc world news anchor david muir and martha raddatz will moderate. the showdown starts at 5 p-m tomorrow night, only on channel 13. as the gop contenders prepare for their big debate... the heat is on texas senator ted cruz. who can't seem to escape this iowa scandal. abc news obtained the voicemail left by his campaign on the day of the caucus. voicemail "hello, this is the cruz campaign with breaking news: dr. suspend his campaign following tonight's caucuses. please inform any carson caucus goers of this news and urge them to caucus for ted instead cruz has apologized to carson but denies he did anything wrong. but denies he did anything wrong. the latest numbers for new hampshire show he's in third place-- behind rubio and trump. me

>>> breaking news tonight as we come on the air. what the exit polls are already telling us, right here in new hampshire. the first imary in the nation. votes being tallied. for some, a make or break moment. after months of attacks, neck and neck battles, it all comes down to this. >> polls are open! polls are open! >> our political team out in force tonight. wewe're one-on-one with donald trump. >> is tonight your night? >> we're with marco rubio. with jeb bush. does he need a strong showing here to survive? and john kasich. does he have late momentum? >> we're getting pounded by everybody. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton battling it out. >> i love this process. i love this primary. >> her uphill battle in sanders' backyard. and we're with the voters tonight. the late deciders revealing to "world news tonight" starts now. >>>ood evening from new hampshshire, whe every four years, the nation watches and waits for the rests from the first in the nation primary. and some of the conditionandidates have acknowledg already, if the

you must be watching "world news now." >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," political fight. hillary clinton and bernie >>> this morning on "world news now," political fight. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-to-face in a heat debate. the tangle on stage as donald trump campaigns for a new hampshire victory. >>> vicious virus. the health warning spreading as zika poses a bigger threat to the u.s. the latest infections from the mosquito-borne illness. >>> new this half hour, an air traffic controller distracted. >> safety in the skies in question after a new report exposes air traffic controllers distracted by their cell phones. >>> and later, coldplay's show at the super bowl. the band drops hints about their performance with beyonce. that's in "the skinny" this friday, february 5th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> hey, good friday morning, everyone. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. we've made it to the weekend. but, oh, man, there's no rest for the weary when it comes to the democrats. hillary clinton, bernie

that's one thing that has been fairly new at the new york philharmonic. we have, for a long time, been a little bit of an island in the city. now, very actively, we have reached out to museums, to other schools, to other -- charlie: saying what? alan: that we want to work together, that we, together, can provide something for the city that will be what any of us could do alone. charlie: the new york opera? alan: we've done a lot of opera. i happen to love opera. that's something i really am focused -- in addition to whatever happens with this. charlie: let me ask you something. why did you choose to leave now? you have said it before that there is going to be a renovation over there. it is becoming the david geffen. alan: it is no longer the avery fisher hall. it's already the david geffen hall. the hall is going to become really renovated. it's going to be in it is going to be a very interesting time for the new york the harmonic. they are going to be homeless, peripatetic. they will have to find places to play during this renovation period and will have

new york, up through new england. so, let's get right to rob, tracking this new system tonight. >> reporter: hey, david. the front that brought the severe weather to the east yesterday has stalled and a wave has developed along it. all the rain you see is going to temperatures near 50 degrees tonight, but they should drop overnight to near freezing tomorrow from d.c. and philly through new york, hartford and boston. should see welt snow throughout the mannering, ing morning, ending late in the day. four to eight inches, one or two inches new york to philly. a snow day for boston. could be another one on tuesday. still tracking that for next week. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> tonight, the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals stirring up trouble again. martin skreli laughing in washington. he sparked outrage when he hiked the price of a life-saving drug by more than 4,000%. abc's mary bruce tracking him down today. >> reporter: the bad boy of the pharmaceutical world arrived on capitol hill armed with his silence.

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least eight people have been killed by a powerful fast moving storm system that swept from the gulf coast into the northeast. the system triggered a string of deadly tornadoes, strong winds, and drenching rain. last night, tornadoes killed at least four people in virginia where state of emergency has been declared. travel is affected all along the eastern seaboard. don champion is at new york's laguardia airport. >> good morning. >> reporter: more than 2,800 flights were cancelled at lagged alone yesterday and more than 300 flights were grounded yesterday. there was also some construction airport here at the damaged but the situation is far worse in places like virginia. moves up the east coast, state police in waverly, virginia, combed through rubble with flashlights overnight. >> everything is destroyed. >> reporter: after a tornado ripped through the tiny farming down. >> look at that. see what happens? >> reporter: vincent donald s

that's cbs 2 news live at 5 . coverage continues now with the cbs evening news and we'll be back here at 6 with the top >> pelley: high hopes in new hampshire. >> it's very exciting. >> we feel great. >> i am so happy to be here. >> i think we're going to do very well. >> i feel good. >> i'm feeling great. >> pelley: also tonight, cbs news investigates -- can a blood test detect cancer before there are symptoms? the eight-minute mortgage-- is it the wave of the future or a throw-back to an ugly past?

he surged to second place in the latest nbc news new hampshire poll. as tonight's debate nears, voters will see if rubio can handle his first night in the hot seat. gabe gutierrez is in manchester outside the debate hall. we've been seeing him for this flashout but here he is again. gabe, from the rubio standpoint, this is a new place that he's in, a new position that he's in. he's going to get a lot more scrutiny than i think he's used to in these debates. >> yeah, that's right, steve. the rubio campaign keeps using the phrase marcomentum over and over and over again. yes, i've been standing here the last few minutes listening to katy tur talk about the expectations game. >> i didn't realize you were there. >> the expectations game that the rubio campaign has been playing. over the past several weeks we've talked about this 3, 2, 1 strategy not put forth by the campaign but by a lot of analystianalys analysts thinking if we can get third in iowa, second in new hampshire and first in south carolina, that would be the way to his nomination. but the rubi

jonathan karl, abc news, manchester, new hampshire. republicans take the stage tomorrow night with donald trump in the middle at the new hampshire gop debate as jonathan karl mentioned. abc news coverage led by martha raddatz and david muir get started 8:00 on saturday night. >> u.s. backed rebels lose control of a key province. tens of thousands of syrians are fleeing aleppo after days of air strikes from government forces supported by russia. and they're heading toward turkey. world leaders pledged more than $10 billion to help fund schools, shelters and jobs for syrian refugees in aleppo. >> the poster child for corporate greed did not say much at a congressional hearing but still managed to annoy committee members. martin shkreli admitted raising prices of life-saving drugs as much as 4,000%. he refused to answer questions, thumbs. >> some of what you saw was nervous energy by an individual who very much would like to explain what happened but is is. >> maybe so but he vows his vow of silence wasn't complete. after leaving the hear

a big day today in new hampshire. talk to us how new hampshire is different than iowa. you look at how this shakes out. 44% independent voters coming out of new hampshire that looks awfully different than iowa. >> you are right. typically what you'll find in iowa, not only is it a caucus, it's a different process than a primary state. you also have your most ideological voter that will turn out for a caucus. you are right. it's important to turn out your base because no candidate has ever won their party's nomination without getting the majority of support from their base. >> and the issues that the voters care about in new hampshire, what are the top issues for them and what are the qualities that they are most like looking for in candidates. >> unlike iowa, you see majority of voters there consider themselves evangelical christians, whereas new hampshire you havdependent bent moderate bent but fiscal issues are still important there. you might see a candidate like donald trump or john casic do better than they would in new hampshire than they would in iowa. >> and the

news. >> lauren, as jerry seinfeld would say -- what's all this noise about new york city? >> it could be the sound of neighbors talking or even fighting with each other. a homes.com survey that 71% talk to neighbors. arguments with their neighbors over noise complaints. no surprise, those tightly pack packed boroughs in manhattan and brooklyn see the most spats. i know, just growing up. we had nice neighbors, i have to say, growing up. yeah, you live in a building, everybody's got different hours, and on tuesday it's time to turn up in apartment 4 c, but 4 b wants to go to sleep, you have a problem. >>> and governor cuomo chris crossing the city, his push to get more money for the city. >> reporter: and the flames are out right now. an investigation under way into the early morning fire that injured two people, including a firefighters. >>> as you're heading out the door keep watching the news 4 new york. download the app right now. >>> breaking news in the bronx. crews are battling the fa

middletown and wilmington and newark delaware working into southern new jersey heading towards the new jersey turnpike as well as 55 north of glassboro even center city philadelphia dealing with some of this steady rainfall. it's generally green off to the north here so wet roadways everywhere along the schuylkill, 422, the northeast extension, 222 and also as you head into trenton and mercer county and just beginning to fall near medford lakes and browns mills as this area will quickly work from the west to the east but temperatures have been extremely warm the last couple of days. we were near 60 in philadelphia this afternoon, kicking it down to 51 with some of those showers presently, 51 in trenton, upper 40's and mid 40's to the north and west and we're still near that 60-degree mark in atlantic city and beach haven even 57 degrees right now. association as we go through the evening hours this rain again will be off the coast and out of the city in the next few hours. at 7 o'clock, 42 degrees and you can see a slow drop in temperature as we start to clear the sky a little bit late

and tonight, the new storm we're tracking for the weekend. >>> the major new concern. the zika virus now turning deadly. and the new warning tonight about the disease and sexual contact. a health emergency declared in parts of the u.s. >>> and tonight, investigators now asking, was it a bomb hidden in a laptop that ripped a hole into that jet? a passenger blown from the plane. >>> and tonight, with the super bowl nearly here, we ask, how much is "made in america"? >>> and good evening tonight from new hampshire. 24 hours until the big republican debate right here on abc. and the new poll numbers just out tonight. we'll get to that in just a moment. >>> but first, the breaking headline today in new york city. the image of a deadly crane trade center. one person killed, several injured. people trapped in their cars. you're looking at live pictures from our station wabc in new york of the scene. the cab of that crane flipped over. first responders on the scene in seconds. buildings evacuated. gio benitez leads us off from the scene tonight. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: ton

"action news" at 6:00 is up next. >> good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night delaware is celebrating a business decision by dupont and dow chemical and a veteran delaware county teacher and coach now faces charges of sexual assault. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the search for bandits who pulled off a huge diamond heist in philadelphia. this is the surveillance video from early saturday morning when the pair of thieves broke into barsky diamonds on jeweler's row. they came with nothing. they left with $400,000 in jewels. "action news" reporter gray hall has the full story. >> we need protection down on jeweler's row. >> reporter: jeff barsky owner of barsky's diamond center city asking for increased patrols after thieves target a story february 13th around 3:30 a.m. and got away with $400,000 worth of merchandise, mostly wedding bands and earrings. >> we used to have 24 hour police protection up to several years ago. th