a primary edition of fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the former president now two for two, winning both iowa and anew hampshire, and no candidate has ever won both without also winning the nomination, and yet nikki haley says new hampshire is the start and not the finish, vowing to keep the campaign running, and to her credit, she beat expectations coming in about ten points of donald trump. we re live in bedford, is newhalfshire on how the president reacted. we headed back her to bedford to give a recap, but the president wusurrounded by lots of supports and chanting make america great again. het thought he had it it when we have talked to him on the ground at a polling location and called for nikki haley to drop out. watch. i want to thank everybody. this is fantastic state. this is a great state. you know we ve won new hampshire three times now a, three. we win it it every time. we win the primary. we win the generals. we ve won it, and it s a very, very spe
they keep him in here, deep inside the multiple walls and the armed doors and the rows and rows and rows of raiser wire, the confessed stabber, the convicted killer of that sweet, young woman all those years ago. he is lucky to be alive probably given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl s mother for the death sentence, which makes what that mother tells us about him very puzzling indeed. let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him go. her name is carol dodge and the amazing story she will tell us tonight began on the worst day of her life. it was a thursday, june 13th, 1996, mid-morning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. i dialed angie s number at
a war zone. but what really struck me is something evet told me, the woman whose husband is unmexico. it s the rhetoric behind the raiser wire. if you notice it s only on the u.s. side of the border and not on the mexican side so what message does that send? what sumble does that mean? what does that tell people they need fear when they come to our country? many thanks for that. further west to the great state of california at 140 miles, the smallest border with mx oco. the california border is the count ra s busiest land port of entree with 90,000 people including passengers and pedestrians every day. much of the california border issallred a walled off by barriers of any kind. tha live from san diego, california.
you talked about the wire put up behind you. why has that been a source of friction? reporter: a lot of people here said look, we re not necessarily opposed to some form of a bauerier because we ve gron up with a fence for the past 20 plus years but what they re bothered bu is the brand new rauzer wur. it feels threating andmany say they feel like they re living in a war zone. but what really struck me is something evet told me, the woman whose husband is unmexico. it s the rhetoric behind the raiser wire. if you notice it s only on the u.s. side of the border and not on the mexican side so what message does that send? what sumble does that mean? what does that tell people they need fear when they come to our country? many thanks for that. further west to the great state of california at 140 miles, the
this is on a hill just above the city s downtown. the council s resolution says the wire could hurt or even kill people and that it is usually use used in war zones or prisons. imagine a child falling into it or a dog running into it. u.s. tuesday comes and border patrol reports it received a request for additional support in high risk urban areas commonly exploited by criminal smuggling organizations but it didn t say who requested this wire. trace gallagher reporting live from our west coast news hub. trace? shep, nogales, arizona has a population of 20,000. nogales, mexico has half a million residents. they are sister cities. many people in nogales, arizona have friends and family who live across the border and both mexican and u.s. residents cross back and forth on a regular basis to shop and dine. the local economy relies on cross-border trade residents are furious because, one they think the raiser wire is unnecessary and two they think it s dangerous.