new hampshire decided and it was bernie sanders on the democratic side with a decisive win over hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump promised to deliver a win with 35% of the vote. john kasich came in second with 15% 16%. chris christie unable to take down the florida senator despite throwing punches leading up to the voting. new hampshire is just the beginning. there are 14 more primaries and caucuses to go in the next three weeks with no clear alternative to mr. trump on the republican more of you will have a say in this nominating process. let s get your reactions to the winners and losers last night. democrats, 202-748-8000. .epublicans, 202-748-8001 independents, 202-748-8002. let s take a look at the front pages in new hampshire. we will start with the concord monitor. a decisive win for trump and sanders in the granite state. you also have from the new hampshire union leader, their headline, sanders and trump take new hampshire. carolina, in south th
[cheers] the road to the white house for the presidential candidates continues in south carolina not inner the republicans this week but for the democrats. and joining us from columbia, south carolina is andy shain political reporter for the state newspaper. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very having me. looking at the schedule hillary clinton will be there tomorrow and wednesday. senator sanders not back until friday. give us a sense where this race is among these two democrats. andy: secretary lynnton is holding a large lead about 24 clinton is holding a large lead about 24 points. she s held a very large lead over senator sanders really since he s entered the race. the main reason why it s not been close is the african-american vote. south carolina more than half of our voters are african-american. hillary clinton is very popular. she holds a 2-1 advantage over senator sanders among the african-american vote. this is a little bit of a residual
trump,favored donald (202) 748-8002. all others, the line is (202) 748-8003. go ahead and start dialing now. you can also find us on social media. send us a tweet. you can find us on facebook. rubio trump and marco went after each other on friday. the washington post is calling this an all-out brawl. here is the story from this morning. they emerged friday as the principal antagonists and an all out brawl for the future of the republican party. an establishment opposition to the front runner candidacy began to crumble with a high-profile endorsement by chris christie. during what it was hectic inconsequential days of the campaign rubio dramatically escalated a verbal assault on the real estate mogul, granting him a con artist attending a hijack the party. he attracted a wave of endorsements. trump responded with name-calling. the wall street journal includes these comments from both marco rubio and donald trump. a little bit on their spat. christie embraces trump. marco rub
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weekend. highs will continue to be 15+ degrees below normal. keeping an eye on late sunday into monday as a quick moving storm system could give us a brush of winter precipitation..this would church shooter dylann roof. of himself was not in court today. prosecutors told the judge in a hearing this morning that they were ready for trial, but roof s lawyers said they are not. both sides are waiting for the justice department s decision on whether to seek the death penalty against roof. defense lawyers say roof will plead guilty if the death penalty is taken off the table. roof s death penalty trial for state charges is scheduled for july 11. we re learning new details about a student yesterday at camden high. -student: johnquevious jay dashon-james johnston -police report: pulled aside in school when administrators heard he had a firearm. -school officials: he did it because of concerns over a situation in the neighborhood. -search: small handgun with a clip in it. -kersha