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market a dramatic make over the twa terminal in the new york jfk airport and show you the quarter billion dollar project >> we begin our second hour with the presidential campaign. the tense race for the white house becoming more fierce. >> if that is possible. i am heather childers in for jenna lee. the candidates are barnstorming

south carolina for sure. governor john kasich is in michigan. and front runner donald trump is unleashing new attacks on jeb bush and his brother as the former president responds of strong words of his own. we have ed henry following the democratic race and there are signs that bernie sanders is gaining on hillary clinton. first, we'll go to carl cameron live in colombia, south carolina with more on on the the republican race, carl? >> reporter: hi, john, george w. bush on the campaign trail is having an affect. today ted cruz held an event to talk about his military and defense policies on the uss worktown in north charleston. he has been be very aggressive

in a battle with marco rubio over defense policy. rubio said that cruz voted to cut defense spending. and today cruz is making the argument that he is in favor of a robust military and outlining how he would do that. and jeb bush, having had his brother here last night is pushing hard and going after donald trump, not only for criticizing his brother over the iraq war and weapons of mass destruction and saying that george bush lied. but making the point donald trump doesn't have military experience. he called him militaryistic because he went to a military school. here is jeb bush taking a shot the at donald trump. >> the leading candidate for president on our side said we don't need sois increase spending. i guess the real estate skills will magically bring to light

the weapon suspects necessary to keep our war fighter ares safe and have a magically will have an army and have 50,000 more marines? >> reporter: last night george bush did not dame donald trump from the campaign trial. but the first real event for the former president. and it has gotten nasty. military and defense policy really matters in this state and there is a large population of active and retired military. it is an issue that doesn't go away and a huge block of voters that are important and can sway an election and they are focused on the wake of george bush's appearance last night. >> your town. by the way. 16 and half months was built. and republicans sling mud, democrats are placing their bets

on vegas and the state of nevada. there are signs that bernie sanders is gaining on hillary clinton there four days before the democratic caucus. why is neither one of them in nevada today? we'll have coverage from ed henry on the campaign trail. he is there in vegas, why are aren't they? >> reporter: hillary clinton was here in nevada talking up her campaign prospects and she had 25 point lead here a month ago and that evaporated and bernie sand sand gaining on her. similar situation in iowa and new hampshire. she eckout a victory in iowa and lost in new hampshire. she wants to turn it around saturday and went back to new york to meet with reverend al sharpton, then they will head to south carolina where carl is now after the republican's vote and we'll see the african-american vote is critical there and a few

moments ago, sharpton talked about clinton's cand daze. >> i think that secretary clinton was candid and open and it is a dialogue hopefully with all of the candidates. >> reporter: interesting, remember right after his victory in new hampshire, bernie sanders went to new york himself to have breakfast with alsharpton. clinton didn't just meet with sharpton. it is interesting because sanders in south carolina today reaching out to the african-american vote and trying to twist and turn a bit of his wall street message and tailor it to an african-american audience. >> the african-american community is suffering even more. [applause] >> and when we talk about what is going on in this country and

the fact that virtually the entire nation suffered terribly as a result of the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street which drove the economy in a terrible recession, the african-american community suffered more and recoveried in a much less significant way. >> reporter: interesting, both clinton and sanders will come back here ahead of saturday's caucus and hillary clinton on saturday night will be heading to houston, texas. they are not voting until march, but this is a state she is looking ahead to. if she has a unfavorable result saturday she needs to find insurance policys in other states. >> what does that say about her campaign and what will happen? >> four days after the south carolina primary donald trump is

in the polls. he is leading with 36 percent and ted cruz at 18 percent and mark row yubio with 16 and remaining three in single dinlits. with us now is shane. and donald trump out to a 2- 1 lead. those are not the most recent polls out there. and it is the most significant number we have at this point. does it feel like that where you are in south carolina? >> it certainly feels like we've got several days, jon, of a number of attacks on donald trump. we have a long way to go before saturday. i think there is a sense among the rival campaigns that there is potential weakening in trump's polls in south carolina and that centers on saturday's

debate where trump essentially, but did accuse the former president of lying in the iraq war and didn't keep the united states safe. it is a heavy military presence and they make up a large portion of the republican primary electorate and the bush campaign and cruz and rubio are making a bet that it is significant in south carolina. and so we have got several days of nasty campaigning to go. and i would be very surprised if we don't see weakening in trump's numbers. >> obviously jeb bush brought in former president george bush and his mother popular first lady. on the one hand, got big numbers in a rally in south carolina, but on the the other hand, it gives something for donald trump

to make him a punching bag. what is the net affect of george bush's visit, can you tell? >> that is the question. how much of george w. bush's support here in south carolina which is very high. he is 80 plus percent approval rating and what is transferable to his brother. you got the distinct sense that the folks were there to see the former president more so than to see jeb. and i think the former president turned in a good campaign performance and i think jeff with his brother, i think it shows that the former president is significantly better campaigner and i think that president bush made a better case for his brother's candidacy than jeb bush made in months. how much of that is transferable.

they have the endorsement of senator lindsay graham and popular in south carolina and with the former president stumping for him, that is where he has to make a stand. if he doesn't show strength here, frankly i don't see how he has a rational to continue. >> there is a new opinion piece. marco rubio can still win and here's how. he gained momentum in iowa and after the debate mishap and fifth place finish, rubio needs a new strategy to stay in the race. he can show he can takedown trump. you are looking live at senator rubio who is holding a town hall meeting insomerville, south carolina. can he takedown trump? does the wisdom of this opinion

piece? >> i think rubio regaped his footing on the stump after new hampshire and the disastrous debate performance. he's regained energy on the campaign trail and i think from what i have seen in south carolina, he's connecting with voters and drawing crowds. and the chance is there. the problem for marco rubio and same problem for ted cruz. they are sitting there at 18 and 16 percent in the rpc polling averages. someone has to consolidate anti- trump support. if donald trump manages to it win south carolina and we go forward and there are three plus republican candidates in the race aside from donald trump, it is increasingly difficult to see how donald trump doesn't sweep the majority of states in super tuesday. there has to be a consolidation

of the nontrump vote in the republican primary and i am not seeing it yet. >> in the democratic race. a daily beast explains why a vote for bernie sanders is a vote for donald trump. a socialist who wants to raise taxes on everyone and cannot beat any republican period. they suggest if sanders is the democratic nominee, anybody on the republican side, even donald trump wins the election, what do you make of their logic, shane? >> there is not any doubt that senator sanders is not the election ideal for democrat candidates. hillary clinton would be the stronger candidate and given the missteps of her campaign and lack of connection she's been able to make with the democratic voters, it is saying something that she is a significantly better general election candidate than general sanders. it is undoubtedly true who ever

the republican nominee will be, will tear apart bernie sanders and some of his positions on specific issues that are not palatable be with the majority of the americans. we should not get too far ahead of ourselves it would be a slam dunk in the versus sanders. look at the polling and senator sanders has a sizable lead. >> that's the way the daily beast put it anyway. shane deapril from campaign. >> coming up. the supreme court paying tribute to justice antonin scalia. and the process to fill the vacancy is hitting a road block. we'll have a live report on that accident n. >> and the glory days of a travel. jon looks at the iconic jfk terminal that will be a hotel

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welcome back. a memorial today inside of the supreme court honoring justice anton scalia who died over the weekend. the tradition shows the black crepe. the president will nominate a successor to scalia in due time. mike emmanuel joins us from

capitol with more. >> reporter: the republican senators note that the balance of power is at high stake with the nomination. >> i have talked to republican senators all weeklong. without any question, we'll hold the line and make sure the next president is in the position to appoint the next supreme court justice and hopefully two more. and it is so important to maintain the equill brium we have had on the court. >> reporter: senator harry reid. the republican majority is remembered as the nakedly partesan and obstructionist and irresponsible majority in history. the other impact makes it virtually impossible to get going to do in the senate. republicans need six democrats or more to pass legislation. one senate democrat said if republican leaders want a functioning senate that should

be the case with the next nominee to the high court. >> mitch mcconnell talked about this before. we should be doing regular order in the senate. this is bad for america if we did not hearings and vote. let's vote on it. >> reporter: senator grassly is not ruling out a hearing and waiting to see who president obama nominates. most republicans think that to replace a conservative of this stature of scalia, they hope a gop president gets to do that. >> thank you. >> no independential candidate ever run the white house. could that change if the form iter new york city mayor decides to jump in the white house? it is certainly possible. >> and testimony on capitol about the fight against isis as we learn about the terror's

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>> well, for weeks we heard that former mayor bloomberg is considering a independent run for president. no independent candidate ever won the white house. some analyst said bloomberg could have a chance if conditions were right. >> and joining us is executive

vice-president of james ton associates and fox news contributor, there you go. >> we are beside people. >> so what about this? a bloomberg candidacy. if things were not crazy enough already. who would this affect the most, julie? >> it would affect the first-class people on the place. he was a huge friend of wall street and the democrats are irate. it doesn't help the conservative who hate him for his views. and doesn't help people who don't like the nanny state. not just a new yorker of a certain type. upper east side. people from new york will know who i am talking about. i think he is a good businessman and smart enough to know that. >> he would impact the

democratic nominee the most? >> hillary clinton loses the most if bloomberg candidacy materializes. and that is the right way to think about independent candidates. not if they are going to win. but who will they hurt? ross perot hurt george. bush. and ralph nader hurt al gore and this feeds in the fact that people see weakness in hillary clinton's nomination which was thought to be a cornation. if she had it wrapped up you would not hear a peep from michael bloomberg. >> if trump and sanders are the nominees, that is when he will jump in. is he running to win or keep someone else from winning. >> he is a great businessman and worth billions.

and if he would win, but his network is unbelievable. he doesn't do it not to win. he was a democrat and was a republican back when he first run for mayor. he is a winner and he will not do it to lose. >> there are laws of diminishing returns. looking at the republican field. the candidate spending the most money are not getting most results. and same with hillary clinton on the democratic side. the bloomberg rationale is based on room for moderates and there are not. >> when you mention ross perot 20 years since he ran. and why does bloomberg and his allies think it could be different? >> they think two most exciting candidates are bernie sanders and donald trump are viewed as unacceptable. we are not sure that is the

case. bloomberg even when matched up against trump or sanders is polling 15 percent. he would spend money to try to change people's minds. but running nationally as a moderate and win the electoral vote system a flawed one. i don't see the rational. >> and like it or hate it, we are are a nation of teams. certain percentage vote republican and certain democrat. middle are not enough to swing for a third party candidate. i don't see how bloomberg delivers that. >> and time factor working against him. >> thank you for joining us julie. >> and we'll continue the political discussion with the people feeling the burn. sanders and his call for democratic socialism. what would that entail? we'll look at the presidential race. >> and iconic twa terminal in

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confirmed isis is experimenting with chemical weapons. >> reporter: thank you, jon. there was a real disconnect between what the deputy secretary said about the administration strategy and global secretary picture and versus the new reporting that isis is expanding and experimenting with chemical weapons. >> in the center of the five pill par is the commitment of eran of peace. rule of law and fundmental freedoms of human rights and human dignity. >> reporter: over the weekend be, the cia director confirmed that fox is experimenting with xhem chemweapons. kurdish fighter ares complained of chemical burns on the battlefield. there is a startling development. >> iso used toxic chemicals in

iraq and syria including mustard and first time they have used the chemical warfare agent in the attack since japan in 1995. >> reporter: despite the u.s. bombing campaign. the number of foreign fighters traveling to the region is now at a record high of 3606600 holding western passports from 120 countries. the presidential envoy against the islamic state, and sounds like lincoln when he sounded the alarm. >> the united states and the community of nations are faced with one of the greatest threats since the cold war. rise of extremist organization such as al-qaeda and isil that threaten the stability of our partners and the region of the middle east and even our own

security here at home. >> lincoln can can said there is no military solution but only a political solution that is sustainable. the white house is waiting on the russians on whether they will meet friday's deadline to stop the fighting. the fighting has intensified in advance of friday, jon. >> disturbing news, thank you, catherine. >> senators bernie sanders branding himself as a democratic socialist in the run for the white house. he is getting back lash and praise for that platform. what does the term "democratic socialism" mean? >> reporter: heather, what is it not is soviet socialism where the government took the factory and farms from the rich to the working poor. but bernie's message is not that

different from the socialist pitch decades ago. >> i ask you to join in the political revolution. >> reporter: a revolution to redistribute america's health. it is immoral and wrong that the top one percent own 90 percent. >> reporter: two right the wrong sanderses want upon washington to take more than half of what the wealthy earn and give it to others. >> look at denmark and sweden. >> reporter: denmark is the most equal. and everyone gets a parent at leave and check for child care and five weeks vacation and worker ares five and half-hours a day. >> and i can hear the republican attack ad. >> what is wrong with that? >> the middle-class tax rate of

60 percent. but they get college education and free medical care and students receive $900 a month to cover. >> they are appealing and seductive and don't work and harmful to the middle-class. >> we also have more income and wealth inequality than any other major country on earth. >> sanders would impose a $15 minimum wage and guarantee that women earn as much as men. and has not said if he will limit executive pay p. >> he is talking about reform to level the playing field. >> reporter: $15 is not a living wage. it is more like 25 and you hear that taxing the rich is not going to pay for those problems and no one believes that the super rich can stay in america for a 76 percent tax rate. >> i was going to ask you to

repeat that tax rate so that everyone at home understood. >> we told you about the long abandoned twa part of the airport. they plan to invest and rekindle the excitement of a more hopeful eran in this country when optimism reigned and the sky was the limit. you are trying to rre- capture the glory days? >> that's right. we'll have every amenity in the hotel but have soul and character like flying in 1962 did. so it is going to be all of the stuff you need today, but it is going to have the fun stuff that we used to have.

>> travel used to be glamorous and getting on a jet in 1962, that was a big deal. >> that was. >> all of this space and you have a seating area for it. >> picture the martini carts coming out in 1962. and you are enjoying a cocktail in the lounge, just appreciating the spectacular. ♪ >> this was obviously the forerunner of the jet age and no one predicted how the jet age was going to change travel. in a way, this building is a victim of its own success. >> that's right. the jet age came of age in new york city. all of the big carriers were based here. twa, and pan am, and eastern.

and they became of age in jfk. and that's why they are called the new york jets, because the jet age came of age here. and this building was built on a propeller based wing and why this building was functionally abbe solite. the planes got bigger and the building was outmoded quickly. >> you are spending money on this thing. >> this is not cheap. >> what are we talking about? >> 265 million to bring it back to life. it will be the greatest hotel in the western hemisphere. >> there are not any hotels on jfk property. most airports have hotels. if you get snowed in you can get a room. but not one in jfk.

and isn't it a shame what flying has become. >> it has brought down the cost. the popularity of airlines have brought down the cost but it used to be a glamorous thing. >> coming up, a man on trial for a brutal murder. how police tied him to the crime so many years later. and why legal analyst think that the prosecutors have a pretty tight case. a new report about a cover up in the pentagon. and a dog training center that leaves dogs and soldiers feeling betrayed after serving overseas. what if one piece of kale

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a mass to the massachusetts. anyone convicted of a crime give a dna sample and that is allowing us to make cold are forensic evidence to see if a match comes up and that came up here. >> he is a furniture mover. >> it will be critical to find out where it was found. near the furniture that he delivered it would make sense. he could have knicked himself or found in the scene of the crime. it would be difficult to find. was it in ceiling or kitchen or bed room. that is critical. another case on the other side of the country unrelated with dna evidence involved. the trial of an accused serial killer. lonnie franklin junior pled not

guilty to being the so- called grim sleeper. prosecutors said he killed nine women. and the grim sleeper nickname came in because of a 14 year gap between some of the deaths. and again, they have because they developed dna evidence now and found a clever way to get some from this guy, they have tied him conclusively they think to the victims. >> they have an undercover agent who was a delivery agent -- as a pizza delivery boy, and he got dna from the crust of pizza that the guy left behind and they matched the dna with the crust of pizza, it was stunning evidence to all of these crimes. and the fact that we called him a sleeper murderer, was belying the point. a lot of times you think of

killers as rational and a husband finds his wife cheating and he would kill her. and these are homicidal characters, they can go for years without killing. >> and so the friendship year gap between killings wouldn't necessarily affect the jury. >> this is rock solid. the cops and prosecutors did a great job. there was a cluster of murders in the two thousands that the dna matched and matched it to the 1980 murders and did familia din kin research and it turned out a person of interest as a son. he was always a suspect and they went and got the the pizza crust and a handgun also. and they went in and found the handgun that matched ballistics and they have an eyewitness that will testify. and the type of victims and

disposition of the bodies are similar. >> one of the fathers in the case was 48 when his 18-year-old daughter was killed and he is 75 and looking for justice. a lysse and paul, thank you both. heather? >> a sad story from the new york post. hero war dogs cheated out of a loving home after the tour of combat. our next guest said it is a disservice to the dogs and the soldiers they bonded with. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything.

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ranks. he says it is the president's constitutional obligation to apoint the successor to justice scalia. he's going to join me live to say why. plus an unsettling number of police officers have been killed in the line of duty. why aren't we hearing more about it? you will. top of the hour. >> a disturbing report out of the new york post. the army breaking a bond between war dogs and their military handlers by secretly dumping them out to civilians instead of letting the soldiers and military workers they worked with adopt them. military soldiers still getting no answers on where their dogs ended up. it is heart breaking. these aren't just dogs. these are war heroes and where are they? >> unfortunately, this is the

k-9 version of the scandal. these dogs are given back to the contractors. they get paid, they give it to the government. the government gives them back and they redeploy them, sometimes two or three times getting paid each time. so one could look at it, it's not in the best interest for them to give these dogs back to their partners. >> because they make money off of them. different rates for different dogs. explain how that works. >> depending on whether it's a bomb dog or vapor dog, they get more money. they give these dogs back and do a checklist and the efficacy of checks these dogs are in question and they'll either redeploy them with the government or sell them to private sector or law enforcement. when the gi calls looking for their dog, one could say it's not to tell them exactly where that dog is because they want to get the dog out and make more money. >> these are soldiers suffering

from ptsd. the dogs themselves are suffering. it's dangerous to have them out in the civilian population. >> both the handler and the k-9s are heroes and should be together and they're all worth wild groups trying hard. just like the v.a. scandal as i mentioned, the red tape is stopping it from happening. >> what needs to change? i know in 2000 there was a law passed that was suppose to guarantee these soldiers would be reunited with their dogs but that's not happening. >>-a lot of laws passed and they're not followed to the letter of the law. what we could do about it, fox is doing their part and everyone that loves a dog or gi could pick up the phone and contact their local congressman and fight for this to happen. >> is there any way for someone who has one of these dogs to know it belongs with a soldier? >> why are they going to give it up when they just paid a lot of money for that dog?

that's the problem. it's a lot of dollars and not making any sense to us or the gis. >> and the dollars are up to $200,000, some of these dogs were. >> by the time you finish turning them around but the dog is left devastated. once the dog is done, many times the dogs are put down. >> we have about 30 seconds left. a way people can reach your organization to help. >> k9sfor cops.com. >> heart breaking story. hopefully it will change. bill stanton thank you. we'll be right back.

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