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country. especially for the nation s young people. plus, world leaders meet to ponder the fate of i.s.i.l. they look for new ways to crush the armed group, particularly as it rises up in libya. the topic of tonight s week ahead. world leaders are gathering over concern that north korea could be developing nuclear weapons programs. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting today after pyongyang launched a rocket. they say it put the entire world at risk. north korea claims the launch was part of a peaceful space programme, but diplomats think it was a secret missile test. the u.s. is now leading the charge to quickly impose new sanctions on north korea. al jazeera s gabriel elizonda has more from u.n. headquarters in new york while north korea insists the launch was an effort to put a payload in orbit. that has not been the concern of critics, it s the potential for north korea to use the rocket technology to launch a nuclear weapon. base explains ....
third quarter delivers a politically charged performance at the superbowl. this is al jazeera live from new york city. i m stephanie sy. the presidential candidates have 40 campaign events planned across new hampshire today, trying to lure undecided voters on which candidates to support, because tomorrow is the first primary of the presidential race. today a new survey shows donald trump has a commanding lead in the republican race. ohio governor john kasich shows up in second place in that poll. ted cruz, the iowa winner has slid to fifth. the poll found barely half of likely gop voters are completely decided, though, on their voice. polls show marco rubio slipped some in new hampshire, though it s not clear if that is because of a contentious exchange in saturday s debate. let s stop once and for all with this fiction that barack obama doesn t know that he s doing. there it is, the 25 second memorized speech. barack obama is wanting to trying to change a ....
politically charged performance at the super bowl. this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i m lori jane. the candidates are out stumping for votes this morning in new hampshire. they re trying to lure undecided voters. tomorrow is the first primary of the presidential race and the latest polls just released this morning showed the front runners with big leads. a new new hampshire poll had donald trump 20 points ahead. there is a tie between ted cruz and marco rubio. john kasich and jeb bush are tied for third. marco rubio is still defending his debate performance after a con tin shoes exchange with governor chris christie. barack obama knows exactly what he s doing. i m going to say this every chance that i get. barack obama is trying to change america. donald trump and jeb bush continue to take shots at one another. this morning trump said every time jeb attacks him he, quote, melts like butter. trump criticized the former governor for having his ....
this is al jazeera live from new york city. voting in the first presidential primary. it is now underway. polls have been open for several hours now. votes have already been tallied in a few small towns. nine people voted there giving bernie sanders and john kasich early wins. new hampshire says the vote will likely top the high mark set in 2008. al jazeera joins us now from manchester, new hampshire, so mike, how unpredictable is this primary? number one the polls are notoriously unreliable. there are so many changes in voter behavior, even the way they contract voters and number two effort s almost become a stereotype. with an independent streak, not making up their mind, and to the last minute, and there are indications that there is plenty of significant number of voter whose are undecided. perhaps until they enter the voting booth and press the lever. if the prevoting polled are to be believed, donald trump will run away with this thing, and likely bernie sanders ....
this here is presidential politics like we have never seen before. as a rising tide of voter swamped the political elites that like to think they make the rules these are special interests, lobbyists, people who don t love our country or have our best interests at heart. what began last week in iowa when voters here in new hampshire confirmed tonight is nothing short of the beginning of a political revolution joining me now is jack kingston, a principal with a law firm. good to you have you with us it s great to be here we have a lot to breakdown when it comes to this primary. i want to talk about voters and both parties. they seem to be showing so much disdain for established candidates. do you think it is a new? i think it is a new factor and it is here to stay. i think it is positive. if you look at the delegate count trump and cruz has 75. rubio, ted cruz and casic, so 27 for the throw out of the bombs, the more challenging in revolutionary-type candidat ....