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voters helped vault donald trump to victory. now we also saw the support of evangelicals and hispanics thrown behind donald trump. ted cruz who won among evangelicals in iowa losing out among them here in nevada to donald trump. and then also donald trump having that strong showing with hispanics and marco rubio losing out there. >> who would have thought the two hispanic candidates would huh? >> by a big margin. >> abc's lauren lyster live in las vegas. stay with abc news as the votes come in from nevada. we'll keep you up to date all morning long and have more live reports on "america this morning." >>> so the democrats on the other side of the country making their case in south carolina. hillary clinton and bernie sanders appeared at a town hall last night, both making a pitch for the african-american vote. sanders promised a hike in funding for historically black colleges while clinton talked about racial barriers and police shootings. she also took questions about the e-mail scandal and benghazi. >> i testified for 11 hours

incredible numbers for donald trump. really surprised 37 we'll get into the entrance polls and what we've seen. but i never thought we would say this morning that he did incredibly well with hispanics. >> he did very well with hispanics getting more than 40% of the vote there in nevada. so that's where we're going to get started. it really is a winning streak for donald trump scoring a dominant victory in nevada. >> he racked up his third straight win far ahead of the rest of the republican packet. marco rubio inned a distant second follows by ted cruz this third place. now trump promising similar results for super tuesday. lauren liveder joining us live from las vegas. morning to you, lauren. entrance poll results showing that gop kaungss here marked new highs in desire for an outsider candidate and voter anger. those voters helping to vault donald trump to that victory. gop voters lined up to caucus here in nevada. choosing who should represent republicans in the race for president. >> the reason i'm really for trump i

those voters helping to vault donald trump to that victory. gop voters lined up to caucus here in nevada. choosing who should represent republicans in the race for president. >> theeason i'm really for everne's thinking. >> there's only one, trump, of course. >> lee we love you trump. >> reporter: abc news projecting% donald trump won the nevada caucuses as expected. >> if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much and now w%'re winning, winning, winning the country. >> reporter: trump made his final push with nevada voters tuesday, hurling insults ated cruz. >> this guy is the single biggest liar i have dealt with in my life. now, i've met much tougher people than ted. he's like a baby compared to some of the people. he is like a little baby. >> and cruz responded. >> frankly i'm not willing to gamble my daughters' future with donald trump. >> cruz telling abc news he thinks trump's insults are a barometer for how rattled the front-runner is. cruz taking some jabs of his own. >> the truth of the matter is if donald became

donald trump. >>> to the democrats now. hillary clinton and bernie sanders looking to sway voters in south carolina ahead of saturday's primary there. the candidates took part in a town hall event on cnn last night, laying out their differences and battling for the crucial african-american vote. we get more from abc's liz kreutz. >> reporter: overnight hillary clinton fired up. >> 100 reasons why. >> why is there one standard for me and not for everybody else? >> reporter: clinton confident with that giant lead in the palmetto state, now brushing off new concerns about her e-mails. >> i'm well aware of the drip, drip, drip. it is not something that, you know, is going to have any lasting effect, and i'm not worried about it. >> reporter: in the final days before voting here, both clinton and bernie sanders making their final pitch to african-americans in a state where they are expected to make up half of the democratic vote. >> we must sustain and strengthen the historically black colleges and universities. >> racism, along

. >> donald trump's upset at the iowa caucuses. what it means for the republicans and the two remaining democrats in a dead heat. extensive political coverage ahead, live from des moines. >>> also ahead, sarah palin's suppliesing comments about political polls and the political boost for marco rubio in the republican race. >>> and campaign challenges for the spouses of the candidates revealing one-on-one interviews with the better halves of the presidential hopefuls. it is tuesday, february 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we do say good morning on then busy post caucus tuesday. i'm kendis gibson into and i'm reena ninan. so trump not so teflon, huh? >> not so teflon. he was very brief last night in his conciliatory speech and man. >> we talked about this. i always feel that will iowa kind of delivers a surprise sometimes. right? the rest of america or maybe i should say new york and d.c. thinking one way. >> it is a nightmare at times for the pollsters. >> one upset on one side and the other too c

the humbling moment for donald trump. the big shift for the republicans, and the drama from the democrats. >> speaking of the democrats and hillary clinton delivering a victory speech when the race was too close to call? we're live in des moines with extensive political coverage. >> and new this half hour, prospective jurors got a big surprise. >> they got notices to phone in for duty but the number was not call. >> uh-oh. later in "the skinny" from a group date to a memorable cocktail party. it was an unforgettable night on "is the bachelor." our senior analyst is here with his exclusive kiss count on this tuesday, february 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we say good morning. it is tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the upset at this year's iowa caucuses. so iowa voters handed no candidate a landslide victory. the biggest surprise was the stunning defeat of donald trump finishing in second place only four percentage points behind texas senator ted cruz and flo

win for donald trump. here in nevada, trump won his third straight statate telli supporters at treasure island he won with old voter, young and latinos. he ran strong among evangelical voters delivering another blow to ted cruz. for voters who wanted an outsider candidate who tells it like it is, the billionaire business mann ran even strong per.next up super tuesday, now less than a week away when 1 states will vote. >> we've had some great numbers coming out of texas. and amazing numbers coming out of tennessee and georgia. and arkansas. and then in a cple of weeks later, florida. we love florida. we're going tdo very well in ohio. we're beating the governor. that's good. it's always nicice to be beating the governor. >> reporter: as for second place, abc news is projecting a close race between marco rubio kendis and reena. >> josh, thank you very much. we're also watching the votes come in from the silver state. be sure to watch for our political updates on the air, online all morning long right here an

well, we' ve seen donald trump pick up those voters. marco rubio is arguably the more establishment candidate. in nevada, we saw donald trump win among moderate republicans. i think donald trump has a very strong case to make that more and more people will choose him as other people drop out of the race. fernando: what do you think will be the impact of the supreme

the crowd of supporters for donald trump thrilled about his victory. trump took the stage to chants of build that wall, build that wall clearly trump's message on immigration on the military, and also on assisting veterans helped him in the granite state. now, this is trump's first victory. he comes out number one and follows a second-place finish in the iowa caucuses. trump said he's on his way to south carolina now. what i noticed is his swagger and his confidence is definitely back. that's something that took a hit in iowa, but that vintage and donald trump, that first shot him to the top of the polls across the nation is back. he says he's taking all of that to south carolina. reena and kendis. >> our thanks to tom who covers the republicans for abc news. >>> and clearly this was a shake-up for the republicans. >> and it's your voice, your vote. shushannah walshe breaks it all down. good morning, shush. >> reporter: good morning. two of the most improbable candidates at the start of this race are on top here. donald trump and bernie sanders are the

donald trump and bernie sanders s hampshire primary. the reality television star and self-proclaimed democratic socialist uised to easy victories in the first primary state. nders defeating hillar clinton in a state she beat then senator barack obama in eight years ago. in her concession speech, she tried to reach out to minority voters, critical voting blocs in the next contest of south carolina and nevada. as well as young voters who backed sanders in stunning numbers, eight out of ten young voters here in new hampshire supported sanders over clinton. she acknowledged those voters may not be supporting her but she said i support them. and the race for the anti-trump vote on the gop side didn't become much clearer, but ohio governor john kasich came in second. ted cruz, jeb bush, and marco rubio will all still fight it out. more candidas in the race means good news for trump as there is no one alternative to the real estate mogul. and voters don't coalesce around john kasich told his supporters he won because of his positive message, s

right now, donald trump is the dominant candidate in this race. that the republicans need to follow beyonce's advice and get in formation behinan establishment. >> >> formation for the republican party. >> i'm sure there is right about now. yeah, a lot of people are saying they need to consolidate. >> w(at's interesting, the last primary is d.c. june 14th. are we going to go that long? >> yes, the important d.c. primary. >> interesting. >> all right. coming up, memorable moments. primary. >> interesting. >> all right. coming up, memorable moments.ere do you think you're going? to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours. forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. wait! your loss. i was going to wear a sombrero. only mucinex has a bi-layer tablet that starts fast, and keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 full hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message.

. >> donald trump walks away with the republican primary victory. and democrat bernie sanders easily defeats lkt. the record turnout and the surprises from voters live from manchester. >> and what's next for the republicans? with john kasich taking second place and jeb bush's political spending, can anyone emerge as a major competitor to donald trump? >> and later "the mix," you never know what you'll see in a new hampshire polling place. what was a 600-pound pig doing here anyway? >> it's wednesday, february 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> it is wednesday, a busy one. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the commanding victories in the new hampshire primary. donald trump and bernie sanders trouncing their party rivals. >> yeah, trump ran away with the republican race followed by a surprise second-place finish by ohio governor john kasich. the fight for third place, well, it is still at this hour too close to call. >> and on the democratic side, an overwhelming show of support for bernie sanders b

this is a devastating blow to donald trump. a mar blow to his three major arguments f being president. that he's a winner, he's the strongest and he makes the best deals. a majority of iowa pns not thinking so. >> all right, tom llamas. i'm here with mathieu dowdthew dowd and this could be a long fight. is going to go into march and april at this point. new hampshire becomes a must-win state for donald trump. he's now a state he did not expect. he has to win new hampshire. >> once again, senator ted cruz has won the republican caucuses, that's what we can proje one-on-one, i could tell she was pulling back and even in vegas, i asked her, is everything all right? you look frightened. >> uphill climb all the time. >> it did. and continue to try to get something out of it and i couldn and when we were siing on this date, i was talking toto her and realized that was the moment, this wasn't going to work. she asked me, do you see a future, and i didn't. i want to get back to the phone lines. sara from brunswic georgia. hey, sara. >>

you know where donald trump would be right now? selling watches in manhattan. >> reporter: trump took fire from ted cruz who hopes to win his home state of texas on super tuesday. >> when i was leading the fight against the gang of eight amnesty bill, where was donald? he was firing dennis rodman on "celebrity apprentice." >> reporter: but trump was unfazed by the repeated assaults. >> keep fighting, keep swinging, men, swing for the fences. i'm having a lot of fun up here tonight. >> reporter: that bickering between the three republicans overshadowed the two others on the is taken, ohio governor john kasich and ben carson. >> can somebody attack me please? >> reporter: marco rubio clearly stole the show at the debate with his attacks against donald trump. it's unclear whether that will be enough to stop trump's momentum heading into super tuesday. kendis and reena. >> our thanks to arlette there trump also took aim at former mexican president vicente fox. he used an obscenity to say mexico was promising not to pay for the border w

donald trump and bernie sanders trouncing their party rivals. republican race followed by a surprise second-place finish by ohio governor john kasich. the fight for third place, well, it is still at this hour too close to call. >> and on the democratic side, an overwhelming show of support for bernie sanders beating hillary clinton by a huge margin. our conch begins with abc's mars a gonzales in manchester. morning to you. >> good morning. no surprises with those first-place finishers. the front-runners in the polls ended up winning the primary and winning big. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: a huge victory for donald trump. >> we're not going to forget you. it you started it. remember, you started it. >> reporter: and a long anticipated win. >> thank you, new hampshire. >> reporter: for bernie sanders. >> we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. won here in 2008 conceding but still confident. >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every vote in every state. >

as donald trump would say, it was a huge victory for him here in new hampshire. he beat his rivals by double digits just one week after losing the iowa caucuses to ted cruz. what may be more interesting is how the rest of the republican race shook out. john kasich placed second here and following him jeb bush, marco rubio and ted cruz all each other. the biggest disappointment of the night came from rubio who was riding on a high when he came here to new hampshire after placing third in iowa. but our news debate, he stumbled in that on saturday night. in his concession speech he said that was to plain for his loss here in iowa. the primary may breathe new life into the campaign of jeb bush who bet big here in new hampshire. nearly $30 million in campaign advertisements the most of any gop candidate in the state. they all head to south carolina where the battle is expected to be more intense. the establishment feels so splintered they're trying to find an alternative candidated to ted cruz and donald trump. kendis and reena. >> arlette, thank you so much. chris ch