Campaign. Im tom griffith. Shelley and im Shelley Walcott. At this moment, the crowd is filing out of Saint Anselm College where seven run candidates faced off tonight for the last time before New Hampshires primary. Tom Josh Mcelveen was part of the panel with that debate, with jennifer vaughn. Jennifer one of the candidates is here, we say thanks Ohio Governor john kasich, fresh off the stage coming to talk to us. Governor for you. How did it feel . Governor kasich i felt like im home. 100 town hall meetings. Ive met people everywhere and ive fallen in love with the people of this state. I felt i had homefield the town halls are fantastic. People can see who you are. The debates are difficult because youre so short but i felt maybe they got a better glimpse of john kasich with the national audience. Hopefully the people of New Hampshire appreciated what i had to say. Is there a particular issue that came up tonight that you felt you made a good point . Governor kasich i love talking
north and west. between now and five or six in the morning tomorrow, a general three to fiveinch snowfall with slightly higher amounts the farther south and east you go and lesser amounts the farther to the north and west. winds will play a factor through the evening, gusting over 25 to 35, blowing and drifting the snow around a little, especially along the coastline. what happens beyond that later tonight, tomorrow for the big primary day . well look at that straight ahead. josh thanks, mike. its not just the snow but flooding causing issues in some spots. hampton. jennifer road crews are working overtime to make sure the roads are clear for primary day. our coverage continues now with stephanie woods who is out on the seacoast tonight. reporter i know that the polls open in just hours. doesnt care. road. this is the Hampton River behind us. about 20 minutes, but you see how high the water is, its just seeping into these peoples back yards. we did have some serious flooding earlier to
I love the mormons. I love i do love virginia. I love you. I love you. I love you. Thanks for watching special report. Im shannon bremen. Good night from washington. On the record is next. This is a fox news alert. Terror raids underway in brussels resulting in arrests. Fox news Shepard Smith is standing by with this brand new information. We go live to shepard in brussels in just moments. Also, france, just stopping a terror plot. France arresting a man in advanced planning stages. That plot now luckily foiled. Also breaking a new manhunt for a second suspect who may have slipped away in the brussels bombing. Police believe the metro bomber may not have acted alone and hisaaccomplice could be on the run. That metro bombs is where 20 innocent people were murdered. President obama takes heat for dancing the tango in argentina in the aftermath of this attack. The terror brothers who carried out this barbaric attack, they were on u. S. Watch lists. Also today, victims of the carnage are n
The nominee. The subject, voting rights. The the location, deep in the heart of texas. Here in texas, former governor rick perry signed a law that a federal court said was actually written with the purpose of discriminating against minority voters. In wisconsin, Governor Scott walker cut back early voting and signed legislation that would make it harder for College Students to vote. In new Jersey Governor Chris Christie vetoed legislation to extend early voting. And in florida, when jeb bush was governor state authorities conducted a deeply flawed purge of voters before the president ial election in 2000. Fresh off his announcement yesterday, former Texas Governor rick perry today rejected clintons claims that his states voter i. D. Law discriminates and said shes tussling with texas. That was a law that was passed by the people of the state of texas. She just went into my home state and dissed every person who supports having an identification to either get on an airplane or vote. Wis
He was calibrating his words against the possibility that he might actually be the nominee. You have the two frontrunners in the race by the polls, donald trump and ted cruz, each largely repudiating the Foreign Policy of the last republican president , george w. Bush and both trump and cruz making a strong case against the interventionist Foreign Policy that defined bush. Being more assertive in their argument than those defending the intervention, marco rubio and jeb bush, primarily. John berman ended his piece with what is probably the biggest news. Donald trump, under intense questioning, on the stage, to me with several followups. He went to the spin room and said the same thing. Hes giving up the biggest leverage anybody has in this race right now and saying i will not run as a third party candidate. How big is that, maeve, and why do you think hes doing it . I think its huge. As we were talking about this morning, i dont know why he did that, giving up that leverage. But at the