bush campaigns for his brother jed. his reflections on the republican race and days in the white house. >> danger on the roads and changes in the east tomorrow. >>> and a temporary truce - the attacks on a school and hospital by alleged russian air strikes. >>> we begin tonight with the aftermath of the death of supreme court justice antonin scalya. president barack obama says he will nominate a replacement. a growing number of republicans feel the next president should fill the nominee. mike viqueira reports from washington >>> justice antonin scalya's remains are in the washington area arriving in a snow tomorrow in the night. >> i don't believe the president should appoint someone. >> almost from the moment of his passing the fight has been escalating, becoming a struggle that that could leave the supreme court with eight justices. >> republicans want to turn the november election to a nominee. insisting that any nominee by president obama should be blocked. >> we are one justice away from losing our federal rights i

quiet >>> jed bush backed out of the u.s. presidential race, unable to carry on the family dynasty. >> despite what you heard, ideas matter, policy matters. >>> policy did, indeed matter. >> eight months ago saddam hussein... >> the campaign was overshadowed by legacies left by his father george w. bush and george h bush. both presidents. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and people will hear all of us soon. >> the policies led to a controversial war in afghanistan and iraq. policies that may influence poll ficks for decades to come. frip as he might, the family name followed his move. >> they wanted antiestablishment, anti-washington approach. the timing was bad. like his campaign, the president say would have been haunted by a past many voters and others in the middle east are trying to forget >>> the philippines booking a televised debate ahead of elections in may. the candidates happened in mindanao. an area where a peace deal is on the verge of collapse. rob mcbride has the latest now. >> the first deba

for the first time we see jed bush in second place after the debate. it gives hope to jed bush. a lot of people thing it's make or break. it really is. he could get on - he's sort of on main stage of the conversation with the governors, they are passing here now, probably a plough. but, you know, there are three governors run, kassig, rubio and jed bush. for jed bush, he is able to make ground, it could change the campaign. a lot on that. it could be the beneficiary on saturday night between christy and rubio. >> the other poll seems to show cruz and marco rubio battling for second place, despite a lot of republicans trying to twist the knife into rubio. >> that's right. we can't sort of go off of one poll, one emerson college poll, but the feeling after saturday night is you had the three governors that you mentioned - marco rubio, kassig and bush. they are trying to get into the fight right now, and know that only one, two of them can lead new hampshire and stay in the case taking it to south carolina. jed bush believes he can be that candidate because if he doesn't finish as

jed bush finished poorly in the iowa caucus. george thinks his brother has what it takes to lead the united states. >> he's going to assemble a great deal of people, to whom he will listen. he'll create a culture where they can deliver not just the good news. but the bad. >> he'll listen carefully, and has the backbone necessary to make the tough decisions on behalf of the american people. [ cheering and applause ] the president is defined by the unexpected. there'll be sis chris, if there is -- if there's going to be crisis, it's important to have a president with a calm resolve. >> jordan is a strategist for the republican party, and says this may be jed bush's last chance. >> there are no good inside - other ideas left for jed bush. he has to deploy his brother. without him, he will lose. the bush name is strong. in south carolina there's a strong military tradition. if he doesn't do anything, trump will go on to be the nominee. >> in this case jed bush will lose the nomination without doing something, and this is an attempt

the contest marks the first time the 2016 field is without jed bush. marco rubio proudly treated the endorsement of nevada senator dean heller. another conservative to the team. senator dean heller. though catholic, he is attempting to follow the mormon model of getting out the nevada vote. the state boasts 100,000 mormons, who tend to be reliable supporters. >> we know in a small turn out they can be there. they can punch well above their weight. >> nevada is important to ted crust who finished an eighth of a percentage point behind marco rubio in south carolina. >> he was asked what state are you in, and the answer is florida, march '50. that is a fairly amazing administration that they don't believe they'll win in nevada. carson and john kasich have not competed heavily in nevada. john kasich focuses on superviews in his home state of ohio. even though that's the way they like it... >> we are off to nevada. >> he seems to say enough of the right things to ride high ahead of the caucuses. this year the narrative has been written around those behind t

after each one of those debates where jed bush underperformed. and it was holding off on the sidelines, after tonight there had to be money on the sidelines waiting to see how marco rubio would perform, the first time people had to cast ballots. do we not see him getting the biggest gain out of this. >> he could well be. it may be a matter of wait until after new hampshire or south carolina for a republican establishment donor to get off the sideline and make big dollar donations. will marco rubio be that guy. it's looking good for him, but john kassig holding out hope. chris christie holding out hope. there's a game or two two be decided before that happens. marco rubio is feeling pretty good. he has a lot of support too. even a nonprofit organization. >> it's important to remember that chris christie, and john kassig put a lot of energy into new hampshire. we know that bernie sanders put a lot of energy into new hampshire. he is behinds by a smidge at the moment. he's is guy that doesn't want super pac money but this will help fundraising. >> h

an independent media group says half the ads comes from a super pack that supports jed bush. the latest spot features his brother george w. >> the job of a president is to protect america. the next president must be prepared to lead. i know jed, i know his good heart and strong backbone. >> antiestablishment republicans donald trump and ted strous van hammering each other with attack adds. >> ted curz, the worst kind of washington insider that can't be trusted. >> reporter: trump pulled the spot after deciding it was too negative. trump released a humorous ad. >> i have an action figure. >> reporter: in the democratic race hillary clinton and bernie sanders are trying to appeal to african north americans who mate up half of the vote. something is fundamentally voted. when african-americans are arrested and sentenced to longer prison terms for doing the same things as a white does. eric garner, the man that die after being out in a choking ad. an ad was recorded. >> we need a president that will do more than talk about it. >> reporter: in the political ad world, the most talk

and if he outlatters jed bush, you can look to that happening. he excites everything and it looks like the 2008 eight bomb ticket. and instead of looking at illinois, which is a blue state. now you are talking about two swing states where the republican made latino a 2-term governor, going to ohio. you look at all that combined. that's a winning formula. >> where does ted cruz fall into all of this, astopped by a campaign event. and his groups was energized. do you feel that his campaign is on the beginning of fizzling out. >> he will keep it for a while. rick came from 1% polling to be in second place throughout the process, being the true conservative. so he'll carry the mantle all the way through. the problem is there are too many criticising the campaign. it's one thing that you get used to that. but everyone is pointing at you being the dirtiest politician. during a primary he is stuck with that label that doesn't play well, especially when it comes from a campaign who has seen it above. and it is not coming from marco rubio, the establishme

florida governor jed bush tried to move past a weak showing in iowa. >> i depend ted cruz, he deserves prays for his victory. if you look at their records. they are gifted in how they speak. wlalent life experience. new hampshire offers a chance to change the stakes. >>> the economist has weed in on the primaries calling it a brawl and a jaw-dropping spect call. the lead editorial says it's supposed to be a battle to extend the dynasty. it's been up-ended by outsiders more than any other election. our global news seg the. the hindu says the u.s. dehli primaries pit those invested in the current system against those that want to change it. adding that the score between the establishment and proponents shows the limit of the 2-party system. the paper mentions how donald trump and others do well in iowa, and that they will not go down without a fight. britain add independence says the iowa caucuses buck wisdom, and this is no different. the paper says bernie sanders proves he is a seerius threat. trump's popularity looks like a media creation, and marco rubio is on the rise. canada's glob

by that we are talking about john kassig, jed bush and chris christie. kassig left. jed bush and chris christie will leave early in the afternoon, and this reflects the chances in the state. and where they want to spend resources. next up for them is new hampshire. >> what are voters saying there. are their minds made up? are more folks undecided? >> there's a lot of folks that say they are undecided. on the top of their minds are national security and the economy. i spent a lot of time with millennials, and they say continuously that they are young enough to have hopes for good jobs and a middle class life, but do not feel that the odds are in their favour. >> i hold two jobs. i go to school full-time, and i still can't make it. i've been fortunate. i was born white, in a middle upper class family. i was private schooled and even i feel the affects of this, let alone the minority population, people born into poverty who feel if worse. >> she is the type of voter that the candidates are after. folks that want change, but who are so concerned about the future, that th

he no longer talked about jed bush, hoping to precede his brother. trump won over a third of the votes cementing his position as the republican front runner. marco rubio in second place then ted cruz. hillary clinton won, beating bernie sanders with just 52% of the photo. alan fisher has the report. there were more celebrations for trump. >> donald trump, back to back wins. first new hampshire, and then south carolina. >> there's nothing easy about running for president. it's tough, nasty, mean, ambitious. it's beautiful. when you win it's beautiful. >> reporter: if this was a good night for the billionaire, it was awful for jed bush. he campaigned with his mum, brother and used the family name. he was the choice of many. but it wasn't enough. >> people in new hampshire and south carolina have spoken, so tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yes. [ cheering ] >> reporter: south carolina is an important and significant stop in this campaign. although the republican party is pulled out, the seat is diverse. the trump campaign will be saying if

. >> reporter: jed bush was conciliatory in his remarks. her endorsement is a stunning blow. >> i think bush is starting to make a plan for long exit out of this race. >> mona: donald trump planning to return to virginia ahead of the march 1 primary. appear at an event at regent university february 24 in virginia beach. john kasich scheduled to host a town hall meeting monday at vcu in richmond. virginia is one of several states holding a primary contest on so-called super tuesday. >>> a bill that would reduce the emphasis virginia high schools put on standardized testing is advancing through the general assembly. it was approved by a house committee yesterday. the virginian pilot reports the bill puts the focus on critical thinking over standardized testing. it also directs education officials to emphasize internship and technical training.>>> right now, appalachian power crews working to restore power to around 1700 customers in the roanoke area. the company hopes to have all power restored by tonight or friday morning. appalachian power

after coming a distant fourth, jed bush dropped out, ending his hopes of becoming the third president bush after his father and brother >>> for the democrats, hillary clinton won in the western state of nevada beating bernie sanders. alan fisher reports from south carolina. >> reporter: for donald trump, back to back win, first new hampshire and then south carolina. >> there's nothing easy about running for president, i can tell you. it's tough, nasty, mean, vicious - it's beautiful. when you win it's beautiful. >> reporter: if this was a good night for the billionaire businessman, it was an awful night for jed wish, campaigning for his mum and brother and used the family name. he was the joys of many. it wasn't enough. he stepped out of the race. >> the people have spoken, i respect their decision. tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yes, yes. south carolina has always been an important stop in presidential primaries. the republican party is old, wide and male, it's a diverse state. the trump campaign moves on believing if they win here, there's nowhere in the united state

the notion that republicans are saying get out of the way, cleared race, jed bush is gone. ceding some support. so, too, should john kasich be gone. he's the governor of ohio, and the former chairman of the budget committee, he doesn't take know for an answer. he hoped they'd clear the techs where they spent the least amount of money. why would he clear the techs, they ought to consolidate. he has a point, it's march 16th, and he knows that no republican won the presidency without winning ohio. >> vasil shkurtaj in los angeles. we'll see what's. >> the two candidates vying for the democratic nomination took to the state. they'll hold the first event on sunday. >> good evening from the university campus of south carolina. where kateryna bondarenko and hillary clinton have taken their last possible opportunity to address the voters in this state directly. this was a town hall meeting setting. they appeared on stage with the host. nonetheless members of the public force them to answer a tough subject in an intimate setting. >> bernie sanders is up and trying to convince voters

jed bush was to free his brother from an agrgressive donald trum. >> jed is so wrong >> he gets his foreign policies from shows. he's a great negotiator. this is a man who insults his way through the nominations. >>> marco rubio had a debate in new hampshire, but was back in the debate, launching this attack on ted cruz on the subject of miing ration. >> he lied about ben carson, he lies about marriage, lying about all sorts of things, now he makes things up. >> this is a bad nights for donald trump, he came under attack from almost everywhere. reality is that he still wins thele by more than 20 points. >> south carolina's senator noticed the death of scali, it was a huge election issue. >> if you don't win the election, you can't appoint a supreme court justice. i hope it will looked at as an opportunity. >> this was the oldest angriest debate. a sign of how important it will be and the man that wants to be president - stakes are getting higher >>> coming up in the programme, hope for a return as voting starts in the south african republic to elect a new leader. and... >> i'm jonah hull wi

. >> you are the biggest liar, probably worse than jed bush. >> this is a man that submits his way to the phnom nation. >> he's lying about -- nomination. >> he's lying about marriage... >> reporter: it's not just what you hear in public that charecterises politics. it's the dirty tricks, innuendos and whisper campaigns. it stems from the importance of the first in the south primary. >> when the mistakes are high, that's when a lot of campaigns take risk and live on the edge and do things they shouldn't do. that's when the third party group decides it's time to pull the trigger on some of the stuff that is important. >> rubio's campaign says he has been the victim have underhanded attacks. including a fake photo on the website. showing rubio shaking hands with president obama. . >> it's a disturbing pat everyone. they are making things up. literally making up a picture. >> there's a related facebook post claiming that the south carolina tray congressman was retracting his endorsement of rubio, and throwing his support to cruz. >> not true. >> don't mix my fell junior south carolinans

jed bush changing tactics. good to talk to you soon. >> hillary clinton is apparently not the only secretary of state receiving classified emails on a personal account. the state department says her two predecessors received emails with classified information. 10 messages were sent to senior aids while she was in office. powell got two emails. powell denied it was sensitive. neither was cop secret. president obama proposed a $10 tax on oil. the white house says it's an empt to reduce carbon emissions and collect funds for mass transit investment. the fee would be paid by all companies and phased in over five years and would be passed on to consumers, the proposal will be dead on arrival at the house of relate tifs. the former drug company c easement o known for -- c.e.o. known for increasing pill prices cas called before congress. martin screly refused to answer questions, at times smirking. >> reporter: martin celly house members got no answers. >> what do you say to the single pregnant woman who might have ai

. >> reporter: an attack from jed bush brought this reaction from donald trump, which provoked boos in the audience. >> let me talk quiet. a lot of times... baos baos boos boos [ crowd boos ] >> a lot of times - a lot of time... ..that's all of his donors and special interest out there. >> reporter: the candidates were asked if they'd bring back waterboarding, a practice president obama banned as torture. >> i wouldn't bring it back in a widespread use. >> it was used sparingly, congress changed the laws, where we stand is the appropriate place. >> i'd bring back waterboarding and a hell of a lot worse. >> the story going into the debate was about marco rubio's momentum, how he did well in iowa and how he could do well in new hampshire. chris christie and others challenged him. maybe not too much. but enough. >> we thank the people of manchester newhampshire. the candidates chased votes, support and the dream of success. >>> haitis outgoing president michel martelly struck a deal with parliament to form an interim government. this paves the way for elections in april. it's hoped the ag

jed bush and christy - they believe they should be the establishment choice in the election. they banged it all on new hampshire, saying they'll do well. this will be over, they'll have to go home, back up the boxes and say not for me. and all of them want to go on to south carolina. so we have said throughout the protest, this is the sevens republican debate. in new hampshire, it will be a big night for the republican hopefuls. >>> thank you very much from new hampshire. the republican dehli debate >>> columbia's president says 3,000 women in his country have been affected about the zika virus. president santos said there were no records of microcephalilinged to the disease. it prevents foetuses brains developing and could lead to brain damage in newborns >>> farmers in greece stage protests against austerity measures, they are blockading key routes out of athens and cross inns into bull gar why and turkey. it's the third ta of strikes. >> reporter: farmers complain that the government will charge them a third of their income. 26% is paid for tax. put them together, and they

no more bushes, jed is out. the establishment is left with a quandary. they are looking at the possibility of someone. they do not think them to be the nominee. tonight, there were four candidates who can stop them. >> a record turn out among south carolina republicans, more than 700,000 voters gave donald trump his second primary victory. this one in a state where religious conservatives make up two-thirds of republican voters. >> when you win it's beautiful. we'll start - we'll start winning for the country. >> trump's victory put an end to jed bush's campaign. the son and brother of the president spent millions in a losing effort. >> the people have spoken, and i respect their decision. so tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> with bush's exit. there's five contenders, and the fight is focused on a single question. who is the alternative to trump. texas senator ted cruz, pointing to his win climbs he is the toughest opponent. >> there's a lot of republicans who think donald trump is not the right guy to go head to head with clinton, and we'd lose th

ted cruz, mar marco rubio and jed bush are locked in a battle for second place. bernie sanders could come away with a win in the granite state clinton by a small margin. >>> renovations at moor square station, they will rename to go rally station. an end tent from noon to 5:00. >>> the carolina panthers are back home following super bowl 50. >> the team landed at charlotte douglas. a few fans were at the airport. most went to bank of america stadium to give the team a rousing homecoming. this was their way of showing panther pride. >> panthers for life, baby. we got to support them and make sure they know we love them, it was a game, we did what we had to do. >> show our support, we love the panthers. keep pounding all day. >> panthers fans looking forward to the fan fest scheduled for august. >>> broncos returned home will celebrate their win with a parade this afternoon. >>> someone has a new vision for raleigh's triangle town center. >> the amount of money a new investor paid to take on the property, and what they have planned for the future. >>> battered by a

republicans are recovering from the debate saturday night where donald trump jed bush went head- to-head repeatedly. jed said he was happy and trump completed the audience that would him several times was stacked with bush supporters. the two democratic candidates both campaigned in las vegas over the weekend. >> i want you to understand that i am running for president because i believe with all my heart that our nation can be just as filled with opportunity for my granddaughter and yours as it ever was for any of us. >> how are we going to pay for the proposal to make public colleges and universities free? we are going to impose a tax on wall street speculations. >> the democrats and republicans which states in nevada republican caucuses february 23 in south carolina democrats head to the polls for their primary february 27. >>> big changes coming to san francisco mission street. they are transforming a 2 1/2 mile stretch from 2 1/2 mile 11 street to increase pedestrian safety. the noticeable difference. in the southbound direction where one of the two traffic lanes will be a bus only l

he couldn't claim it was a victory, but it would be bad news for jed bush if he is forced into fourth place, given how much effort he's put into south carolina, and the money, and given that he had his brother, the last republican president and his mother stumping for him. it would be a disaster. you would see supporters moving away and look for alternative candidates, and if marco rubio finishes second or third, that is where they are likely to land. they'll be a crucial couple of hours, and interesting to see how donald trump plays in a state that is more diverse than iowa and new hampshire. particularly new hampshire. >> so second and third place is just as important to watch them. what else are we looking at from the results here? >> well, john kasich has not really campaigned here. he believes he'll do better in sergio massa and michigan. it will be interesting to see if he finishes in sixth. he came out with momentum. he was in second. he said he was the candidate to unite the party. sixth place would not be fatal but would be bad news. everyone would be focused on who the anti-

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jed bush announced last night he is suspending his campaign after getting less than 8% of the vote in south carolina. the candidates are setting sights on nevada, where the voters will caucus on tuesday, and 12 states where voters go to the polls on super-tuesday. randall pinkston and senior washington correspondent mike viqueira are in south carolina, where donald trump won the republican primary yesterday. let's start with you, good evening to you. how have the results changed the race, do you think? >> well, of course, it is a much, much tighter race at the top. and a virtual wash-out at the bottom. wrp dr ben carson and john kasich finished in single digits. the focus is on antiestablishment candidate donald trump, and the two men who hope to stop him. >> reporter: a record turn out among south carolina republicans, more than 7,000 voters gave donald trump his second primary victory, this one in a state where religious conservatives make up two-thirds of republican voters. >> when you win it's beautiful. and we'll start - we are going to start winning for our country. >> reporter:

. >> jed bush is a total stiff by a total stiff. >> so trump also stirred up pro protestors -- protestors and some shouted dump trump and others got escorted back outside. >>> it's a meeting almost a thousand years in the making. raul castro greeted pope francis in cuba. a delegation is set to arrive to discuss the possibility of lifting the embargo. news channel 8 jeff paterson is the only local reporter in havana this week, jeff. >>reporter: it's an incredible time to be here in cuba, the pope just arrived in havana to meet the head of the orthodox church. it's -- it's the first time the leaders of the two churches sat down. i'm talking about since 1054 ad. raul castro was on the tarmac to greet the pope as he arrived here in havana. has been instrumental in helping to restore us and cuban diplomatic relations and we're here to cover congresswoman kathy. she's leading a delegation to cuba this week and i'm the only bay area reporter to cover it. castro wants to see what impacts the diplomatic changes are having on the average cuban. >> we want to see what's happening with the businesses

cruz is fighting it out with jed bush, and a good showing by jed bush. chris christie - it's not working out for him, carly fiorina and the rest of the crowd trailling off on the other side. let's go to hook set new hampshire, where libby casey is standing by at clinton headquarters. a lot of questions tonight. how hillary clinton is going to move on to south carolina, where she nose she has better standings, a better chance than she had tonight. >> absolutely. she is expect out in a few minutes, and the crowd is enthusiastic, positive. as i walked around and talked to people, it's not a very organic gathering, it's people that have been with the campaign loyalists for a long time. staffers, campaigners, college students working with her. it's not the bandrer event where -- bernie sanders event where mike viqueira was reporting, the enthusiasm and people coming out to be part of the moment. this feels like the clinton loyalist than your average voter in new hampshire wanting to be part of the clinton buzz. there are people interested in seeing her as a f

. >>> a republican field wowed jed bush, as donald trump tries to win a third state. we'll look at the battle between marco rubio and cruz, shaping up in nevada. in south carolina, the african-american vote has baaned trying a new strat -- bernie sanders trying a new strategy hoping to catch up with hillary clinton. the kalamazoo gunmen and the questions police are asking >>> and

at last night's debate, jed bush talked about threats in libya, take a listen to this. >> it's important. it spawned other areas, there has been 70 plus attacks in 17 countries, inspired by i.s.i.s., organized by i.s.i.s., libya being the most important one, we have to deal with the cal fate, building an army there and in libya. the united states will ultimately play a significant role in this >>> so, doug alley fant, should the u.s. pay more attention to libya, and not so much to repressing i.s.i.l. in syria. as has been the case so far, that has been the focus that we c heard about in the news. >> again, objectively steaking, looking at the problem. not to minimise the tribal all and islamist aspects. it's a relatively easy one to pught together. that nation if difficult to do a big diplomatic press in the country. ab sent that, all we'll do is special forces raids and pair power, that will not get us there >>> with i.s.i.l. with the beech head around cert, it's close to europe. it's a major point of departure to migrants. i.s.i.l. is sitting on an important choke point that should hav

republicans are recovering from the rock is to be saturday night were donald trump and jed bush went head-to-head repeatedly. bush said he was happy with his performance in donald trump complained that the audience booed him several times and said they were stacked with bush supporters. meantime the two democratic candidates campaigned in las vegas over the weekend. >>> i want you to understand that i am running for president. i believe with all my heart that our nation can be just as filled with opportunity. this can be as good for my granddaughter and yours as it ever was for any of us. >>> how do we make public colleges and universities tuition fee -- free? i will tell you how, we will impose a tax on wall street speculation. >>> the democrats and republicans switch states after saturday and nevada's republican caucuses february 23. south carolina democrats hold their primary on february 27. >>> kanye west called on facebook founder, mark sucker bird to get him out of debt, he sent out a tweet saying he was $53 million in the red and said invest 1 million -- $1 billion in two kany

. >> so, in a sense, all eyes are on governor christy, on john kassig, jed bush and the governor of florida. many suspect one, not two will not make it out of new hampshire if they don't perform well. let's look at the other side of the aisle. the democrats, where are they campaigning? >> hillary clinton was not it new hampshire, she was in flint. she left it to bill clinton to carry the load. she will be back. hillary clinton playing the expectations game, she is behind in the polls, if she comes been 10 percentage points of bernie sanders tuesday, you can expect her to claim victory. bernie sanders picking up the attacks that he started and has carried on over the course of the last several weeks, that hillary clinton is beholden in some way to wall street interests, having taken campaign contributions from wall street, and given speeches to goldman sacks, on the interests of 675,000 as a payment for the speeches. here is bernie sanders from today. pi.d it's a fact -- . >> it's a fact. when in the last reporting period her super pack received 25 million and 15 million of it came from wall

jed bush went to the bench to bring in his brother for some help. and donald trump heated things up against between he jeb cruz. here's dawn champion. >>reporter: gorge w. bush bush. he took swipes at his brother's biggest opponent, trump. >> jeb has faith. faith that reveals itself through good works, not loud words. >> the rally marked the first time bush has stumped for his brother. the younger bush is hoping it gave him a much needed boost. >> i'm so honored that my brother is here. >> before the rally, trump tried taking the wind out of the former president's appearance. >> the world trade center came down during his rank. >> the billionaire saved his most brutal attacks monday for his rival ted cruz. >> ted cruz is the most dishonest guy, i think i've met in politics. i think he's an unstable person. i really do. >> trump threatened to sue cruz for owe -- cruz tried reducing the threats to noise as he used the new vacancy on the supreme court to rally voters. >> we're one justice away from a majority, the likes of which this country has never

marco rubio was not counting on this state as much as the three governors, chris christie, jed bush or kassig. this is a make it or break it moment. chris christie was on attack. we'll see if it translates into votes for him. one person people are watching is john kassig. a governor who is not as splashy, but has been on the ground in namp. people like his moderate views and positive approach to campaigning, what and see how he does tomorrow. >> clinton was in michigan. has she given up hope of winning new hampshire. >> an interesting strategy choice. sunday is a huge day before the primary to be on the campaign stral. she spent part of the day here, making an appearance to get food for a super bowl event. she was largely in flint michigan. south carolina is one of the next states coming up for democrats. african-american voters important there. hillary clinton wanted to stand in front of a diverse audience in flint. the problem of the water crisis affected is lot of afghan americans, and wanted to stay a leader. she was gone from here, her husband bill clinton was in new hampshire, an

it is a big blow for jed bush, who reportedly courted governor hayley. bush is near the bottom of the republican field, with donald trump still in front. but marco rubio's supporters, like his low-key style. >> i think he's the most mature guys, the youngest guys, i belief. he's not shouting, yelling, and knows his stuff. >> bringing america to what it was originally. fixing what was done wrong. >> sounds like donald trump. >> no. no. he is too hot-headed. >> the florida senator is hoping for second place. fighting neck and neck with ted cruz. >> let's say he comes in second. the best case scenario. then i think it gives him the opportunity to continue to fund raise, to continue to try to run a strong campaign in the super-tuesday. >> the once tea party favourite is seen as mainstream, touting an inclusive brand of conservatism which he says will allow him to bring the party together and beat the democratic nominee, to become the 45th president of the united states. >> the scoreboard is on. did they have a game before. or is that the 45th president of th

bush campaigned on his behalf. jed appeared outside a gun manufacturer to make his case for the presidency. >> i have a proven record of electability. >> reporter: he spoke about having his older brother stump for him. >> he is a person of integrity. it's great that he game. it made a difference. >> the man that leads in the polls, donald trump came out swinging, going after the record and doubling down on criticism of the former president. >> what about during 9/11, i was there, i lost a lot of friends killed this that building. the worst attack ever in this countries was during his presidency. >> ted cruz aimed. >> i never saw anyone lie as much as ted cruz. trump threatened to sue cruz, accusing him of lying about gun traditions and gun right. >> operating from two checklists. that is senator ted cruz. >> reporter: at a rally at an international armory, he made a patriotic appeal for voters, promising an increase in combat forces and equipment in the white house. >> people will be forgiven. for thinking at times

bush campaigned on his behalf, jed appeared outside a gun manufacturer in col u bia to mick his case for the presidency. >> they joked about having an older brother stumped for him. >> he is a person of integrity. it's great that he game, and i think it made a difference. >> the man who was in the polls, donald trump came out swinging, going after the record and doubling down on his criticism of the former president. >> he kept the country safe. >> what does that mean after. what about during 9/11. i was there. i lost a lot of friends. the worst attack ever in this country - it was during his presidency. >> trump continued to take aim at his rivals, namely ted cruz. i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. he goes around saying he's a christian. i don't know, you'll have to study that. >> trump had threatened to sue cruz, accusing him of lying about trump's position on gun rights and the affordable care act. >> operating from two checklists, the bible and the united states constitution >>> at a rally, cruz did not mention donald trump or his threat. he made a patriotic