we begin with the race for the white house and the battle for new hampshire. six days away from the next primary contest. the candidates are converging on the granite state, donald trump seen there still stunned from his surprise defeat from ted cruz admitting skipping the final debate may have cost him and marco rubio has new wind in his sails from his unexpected strong third place finish. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders intensifying their efforts to break out of the virtual deadlock they left behind in iowa. clinton sending an army of 150 staffers from her headquarters to new hampshire. it s your voice, your vote and abc s bazi kanani joins us from washington. bazi, good morning. reporter: good morning, reena, good morning, kendis. for the winners the focuss on building momentum and those who came in second are now expecting new hampshire to be their prize. for the victors in iowa, the celebration is short-lived. i am so thrilled that i m
announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good morning on this busy wednesday. i m reena ninan. and i m kendis gibson. of course, it s a busy day. but we were debating hali berry s hair which we ll get more video of later on. i thought itooked great. it was a tina turner type look. i ll have to take a look at it again. we ll get to that, of course. we want to start on a serious note. a powerful storm system is making its way through the country. it s one part winter and one part summer. the worst of both seasons. from tornadoes captured on camera in alabama, mississippi tearing up property and sending people to shelters. to whiteout conditions from a blizzard that closed hundreds of michele franzen. tornado on the ground. several tornadoes hitting the south tearing across mississippi, causing injuries and property damage at a community college campus. the summer-like severe weather waings posted in several in nashville, gusty winds threaten const
bazi, good morning. reporter: good morning, reena, good morning, kendis. r the winnersrs e focuss on building momentum and those who came in second are now expecting new hampshire to be their prize. for the victors in iowa, the celebration is short-lived. i am so thrilled that i m coming to new hampshire after winning iowa. reporter: just a week before the next round of voting, both hillary clininn and bernie sanders are hoping the iowa results will give them a boost. the political revolution continues next tuesday here in new hampshire. [ cheers and applause ] reporter: e en clinton s inner circle acknowledges a win tough. make no mistake, we are in a fight to the finish. reporter: on the republican side donond trump says he is more confident about his chances to win in new hampshire but defends his finish in iowa. started. i come in second. i m not humiliated. reporter: for first place finisher ted cruz a sweet victory in a bitter contest. six weeks ago do
well, good wednesday morning. we begin with the race for the white house and the battle for new hampshire. six days away from the next primary contest. the candidates are converging on the granite state, donald trump seen there still stunned from his surprise defeat from ted cruz admitting skipping the final debate may have cost him and marco rubio has new wind in his sails from his unexpected strong third place finish. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders intensifying their efforts to break out of the virtual deadlock they left behind in iowa. clinton sending an army of 150 staffers from her headquarters to new hampshire. it s your voice, your vote and abc s bazi kanani joins us from washington. bazi, good morning. reporter: good morning, reena, good morning, kendis. for the winners the focus is on building momentum and those who came in second are now expecting new hampshire to be their prize. for the victors in iowa, the celebration is short-li
lottery ticket will be a worthless piece of paper. who is holding it? morning. we begin with the race for the white house and the battle for new hampshire. six days away from the next primary contest. the candidates are converging on the granite state, donald trump seen there still stunned from his surprise defeat from ted cruz admitting skipping the final debate may have cost him and marco rubio has new wind in his sails from his unexpected strong third place finish. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders intensifying their efforts to break out of the virtual deadlock they left behind in iowa. clinton sending an army of 150 staffers from her headquarters to new hampshire. it s your voice, your vote and abc s bazi kanani joins us from washington. bazi, good morning. reporter: good morning, reena, good morning, kendis. for the winners the focus is on came in second are now expecting new hampshire to be their prize. for the victors in iowa, the celebr