>> tonight, we learn who republicans in nevada want to challenge president obama. and big problems on two cruise ships. this time off american shores. details coming in on hundreds of people sick at sea. i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. ♪ >> right now, republicans in nevada, casting their vote for the party's next presidential nominee. and that state's caucuses just starting hunt for crucial delegates. the best political coverage anywhere with the latest

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baier is live in washington with complete coverage of the caucuses and bret, you're bringing viewers a chance to see what's at stake and who their fellow americans in nevada see as the best person to take on president obama. take it away. >> yeah, thank you, harris. welcome to washington, the latest on the nevada caucuses and the next step as you mentioned in the presidential nominating process and many of today's 125 caucus meetings in nevada's 17 counties, that concluded and you're looking at one vote there. we'll you bring you raw vote totals shortly after 10 p.m. when the caucuses conclude. people are still voting and meeting in caucus sites around the state or getting ready to go into caucus site. so we're choosing not to show you vote totals real time, that were tweeted from caucus sites, no matter how reliable those numbers are from people inside those sites. you could potentially influence people's votes at caucus sites that haven't started yet, let alone the

occasional caucus site that might have a tv on inside as people are making their choices. the nevada g.o.p. was hoping that people would wait and we will, but we have been conducting entrance polls all day. and asking nevadaens on their way into the caucuses how do they intend to vote and why. now, voters could change their minds once inside. you see, these are caucuses and an important caveat. they could be persuaded by a speech, by a neighbor or a surrogate based on what happens inside each one of those sites and you have to consider that when you take a look at the polls. keep that in mind. nearly half of nevada caucus voters today said they're very conservative and half of them are going for mitt romney. one in four for newt gingrich and 15% for ron paul and rick santorum 10% of the vote. but look at this, ron paul and newt gingrich do well among the nevada republicans who say

being a you true conservative is the most important quality and romney comes in dead last in that group. more in four of ten nevada voters say they strongly support the tea party movement, an area a strong suit for newt gingrich and 31%, but second to romney and ron paul and rick santorum at 11% and more entrance polls later in the evening as we go through all of the numbers and also get vote totals as we mentioned after 10 p.m. eastern. let's get the latest from las vegas, the senior national correspondent john roberts is there for us tonight. good evening, good evening to you, bret. we were at a few of the caucuses and looking how the precincts were voting. and mitt romney had a head of steam going into nevada. will he get a majority of the vote above 50% as he did in 2008? the other question, who is going to come second in the nevada caucuses?

i talked with speaker newt gingrich yesterday and he said he hopes he will come second. >> well, our goal is to try to come in second to romney and recognize, this is a very big mormon population and he did win last time by a majority so we're working here to come in second, and they're all proportional and you get delegates everywhere and we want delegates here and colorado and maine and minnesota. >> now, here is one thing that we're noticing tonight, bret. g.o.p. officials here in the the state had hoped that the enthusiasm for this election was going to bring more people out to the caucuses than they saw in 2008. all indications at least in the two largest counties, clark and turn out is lower than expected. and here is how that could affect the race, mormons turn out about 70 to 75%. so, they could be going out more for mitt romney than they were even in 2008. which could put romney's numbers up and secondly ron paul was hoping for a small caucus turnout because he has a very good ground operation that can get people out to the

precincts and out to the locations and vote for him. so that could help propel ron paul into second place, and that would actually defy the poll numbers that he had going in here, he was polling in single digits. so we'll see how that turns out. bret. >> reporter: thank you, let's introduce our panel of fox allstars. steve hayes, amy stoddard, associated editor of the hill. and bill kristol and charles kro krauthammer. you look at the poll numbers, going in mitt romney would have a big night. there will be a race for second it appears. >> yes, sound like a race for second. in terms of delegation, it could be proportional, a difference between one or two delegates between second and third place, i think in that way, in the delegates don't matter so much as the percentage and the ability of the candidate as newt begin griff to be able to say, i came in second and for newt gingrich that matters if he

comes in third after ron paul, as we've said, had people on the ground there for quite a while and has been organizing and does better in caucus states that would be a blow to gingrich. >> i think that pour turnout is bad news for gingrich. i think it's true that mormon turnout is traditionally high and will help romney and gingrich is after a historic upset in south carolina, and a real whooping, 14 point defeat in florida ten days later, he's really blown his window of opportunity. barely campaigned in nevada, nevada, excuse me. and he's not been up on the air there, canceled event and stood up the governor interest, he's made just a wreck of the last week campaigning in nevada. it's a mistake, he's counting on a southern sweep on march 6th, super tuesday and the following tuesday, march 13th, it's a long time between now

and then, for late breakers who went tonight for mitt romney are going tore mitt romney, to change their minds. he needs money, he needs momentum. he can't finish behind ron paul and he's got to start operating with real campaigns in these states or he's going to lose. >> bill, newt gingrich announced he's going to hold a news conference 11 p.m. eastern and we'll cover it here live on fox. what about the momentum argument that ab makes and the 30,000 foot view? >> well, yeah, mitt romney, if he wins tonight. very good for him. will have won three of five and most of the contests so far and if he can run up more victories in february he'll go with the march, and if he can exceed 51% i think he got in the nevada caucuses in 2008, i think that would be a sign of some strength. and i think turnout being down isn't just a problem for gingrich though, it makes you worry, make one worry if one were a republican about the general mood out there. florida turnout was down, i think, 14% from where it had been in 2008 and now it could turn out again, down here

again in nevada and that would be worrisome that the race is not energizing the republicans voters. >> nevada is a swing state in the general election, there's no doubt about that. >> and romney has been ahead in the polls and there was another internal number, which is the mormon turnout was about one quarter, which was about what it was in 2008 and as you say, it went nine out of ten for romney and that gives him a huge built in advantage. in terms of number of coming in second, and gingrich had nothing happening on the ground here, absolutely nothing and he barely showed up. he canceled events, he was supposed to have a meeting with the governor, that didn't work out and yet, it looks as if it's going to be a race between him and paul for second. paul a natural constituency here has some organization on the ground and i think it would be kind of interesting result, if gingrich ended up ahead of paul in this, despite having essentially nothing on the ground. >> and santorum, steve, he's

already in colorado moving on to minnesota, if he has a really low showing here in nevada, does the argument for electability take a hit as he moves on, even though he didn't really spend a lot of time on it. >> i think what you'll hear from santorum, is that they deliberately avoided nevada and it's concluded to mitt romney and knew he was going to do well here. even with the occasion they didn't think they'd be likely to pick up many delegates and they decided to focus on places like minnesota and organizing chuck laudner, one of the keys in iowa went in minnesota to santorum and helping organization there. and they've been focusing there. santorum if he doesn't do well in the low single digits, he can say look, i didn't focus on this, it's not a fatal blow to me. >> no way that newt gingrich drops out tonight. >> if you look at what he's done the past couple of days,'s done fund raising on the side and isn't going to

help him in. he's thrown in the towel in terms of a-- >> and you say-- >> i don't think he's going to. >> and i think gingrich is more likely to drop out earlier than santorum. >> i don't see him dropping out, on the night in which he does badly. or perhaps he'll announce, the moon colony. >> with that, (laughter) >> and i still, and i say it with the highest respect. >> with that, we will be back with more just before the top of the shower. let's return to new york and the fox report with harris falkner, harris. >> harris: before we let you go, we were hearing you guys talk about the turnout numbers of voters and just curious who are the average nevada voters their tendencies, their makeup. >> most of them are very conservative according to the entrance polls and there are high percentage of them are seniors. and you look at the

demographics are who turned out according to the caucus entrance polls going in, it's much like it was four years ago. the key thing that we talked about, at the beginning, was among the very conservatives, even those who strongly support the tea party, mitt romney is getting close to 40%. this is a figure much like he had in new hampshire. so, it's a strong night all across the board for mitt romney going in. the question is, about ron paul and newt gingrich and how this plays out throughout the night. we should point out, harris, we're going to hear from all four candidates in our two hour special tonight starting at 10 p.m. eastern and it's going to be interesting. >> harris: i'm going to point it out in a few seconds, bret. and as you heard bret say. beginning there, the best political coverage januaanywher it's simple, really. >> right now the u.s. government expressing disgust

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been the scene of months of violence aimed at citizens protesting their government. just yesterday, we learned of mass death. more than 300 people killed in one day. right before today's u.n. vote, president obama urging the council to stand up to assad's relentless brew dalt and acting as human rights and telling the people of syria, the u.s. is on their side, saying that assad has no right to stay in power and leland vittert is following the story from the mideast bure he owe. >> the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, says that china and russia will have the blood of dead syrians on its hand and calling on president assad to step down. and despite the world attention being focused on soar yeah for the past 24 hours, it appears unlikely that those risky and giving their lives for a chance for a better future will get any meaningful help from the outside world. the syrian army showed mow

mercy as it launched against the town of holmes. overnight, artillery and heavy mortars pounded away at the city which has been the center of the uprising. and the assault filled at least 200 and injured 500, many of them left to die in the street as the town had no ambulances and the hospitals have all been shut down. late in the the night. fires raged throughout the city and the french called it a crime against humanity. and they searched for survivors, snipers fired away. and news of the massacre spread around the world. >> 1, 2, 3, 4. >> bringing protesters out in force. from washington. >> to europe, to egypt. >> thousands rallied at syrian embassies, calling for the end of assad. and in london, the protesters turned violent as crowds broke through. >> there is a sad history here, almost 30 years ago to the day, president assad's

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the news, we're waiting for the first results to come in from the nevada caucuses, 28 delegates at stake in today's contest and they will be awarded proportionally depending how many each candidate gets and showing governor romney over a strong lead over rivals and he won nevada in 2008. if he wins tonight. the second straight victory after last week's florida primary. and one topic sure to be on the nevada's mind is economy. 12.6%, leads the nation. more than 4% higher than the national average and it has the highest home foreclosures filings in the nation. senior national correspondent john roberts. what are we hearing about that low turnout? >> yeah, we've been talking to county officials in clark county, largest in nevada includes the city of las vegas and the second largest

includes the city of reno and running against the thought that the enthusiasm around today's race as going to boost turnout, far above where it was in 2008 and they're finding that the turnout is much lower than expected and this could have a couple of effects. first of all, could benefit mitt romney because a lot of people who vote for mitt romney are mormon and they have turnout rates, 70 to 75% so if the turnout is low and the mormons like to come out, that could throw more votes mitt romney's way and the big question tonight with mitt romney, will he go above 50%? will he get a majority of the vote? some people are talking will he get above 55%, who could that hurt? that could hurt newt gingrich, he needs people out and could benefit ron paul because, harris,'s he got a big ground oranges in nevada and had people here since 2008, the last time he appeared in the caucuses and came in second and if he has a low turnout. that could potentially mean a the lot of ron paul supporters do not get diluted by support

by newt gingrich and ron paul playing for second and a chance with the low turnout he could do it. >> john, i know this is the first in the west caucuses and so people might wonder, how important, what role will the caucuses play? >> they're important for a couple of reasons, delegates, 28 to be had here, if mitt romney goes above 55% that means he could get 15 delegates and it also means that the other candidates could come out of here with delegates that they can carry on to the convention and the second, the reason why it's important, in the west, an indication how the candidates will fare fare going through the rest of the western states and don't forget that colorado is coming up on tuesday and mitt romney has a huge win there and won in a landslide in 2008 with 60% of the vote. i mean, in the overall scheme of things, it's certainly not as important as, say, a florida is, but the first time in the mountain and the desert southwest, it's a good indication of how the players will do, going forward and will it cause someone to drop

out of the race? potentially, you don't know at this point, but it's certainly, kind of gives you an idea of who's got the momentum and if romney comes in with a huge percentage of this vote, he then no doubt he's going to get the momentum here. >> john roberts reporting tonight and thank you very much. everyone remember, we will have special nevada caucus coverage beginning at 10 p.m. eastern with bret baier and our entire fox news political team. don't miss it. the white house handing over new documents in the solyndra scandal. more than 300 pages connected to the failed solar energy company. and house republicans investigating that half billion dollar sloan guarantee made by the energy department to the company in 2009. as you know, solyndra went belly up leaving taxpayers on the hook and this is not the first time the white house handed over documents in this case and lawmakers issued a subpoena for them. and our doug mcelway, what do the latest documents reveal if

anything. >> they reveal that the energy department made a conditional loan in march of 2009. and months before the full loan was granted, but the white house maintains that was disclosed in earlier e-mails and show no evidence of any political pressure. republicans on the house energy and commerce committee remain convinced they are lending to the solyndra, reads in part. it's wrong for the white house to continue to charade, insisting that those advisors closest to the president were not involved in solyndra when documents clearly show otherwise, nearly west wing official in the orbit. carol browner, ron klain. valerie garrett and others, were all part of solyndra. and they had the layoff

announcements to say and what role did the white house play in approving the initial one and later restructuring that loan, harris? >> we've seen several fridays where the document dumps happen. i'm curious where does the investigation go from here? >> republican promise they will continue the investigation demanding more documentation and threatening the white house with contempt of congress if it doesn't come forth. the administration' view of all of this summed up in a letter that white house lawyers reads in part the committee continues to engage in a wide ranging, fishing expedition. demanding that the white house provide more documents with minimal, if any, relevance to the committee's oversight interest of legislative function, end quote and the white house headed the letter saying it wants the committee to quote, reconsider its broad request. i think that might be an understatement on the part of the white house. >> harris: doug mcelway, thank you. >> reporter: you, into. >> harris: a pilot forced in

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could have more wins in his brother's own stadium, ouch. and brian, set the scene for us. >> reporter: all right, let me set the scene for you, i've been to 15 straight super bowls. although it's a cold weather city like minnesota and detroit, indianapolis has an interesting setup. you can actually stay indoor and travel from hotel to hotel, from the land bridges and the most part you haven't had to, it's been 50 and 60 degrees. tens of thousands of people come to the city and the main problem, not that many hotel rooms. tickets dropped now, we understand from over $2,000 on the latest tally, to just about $1500. why? a lot of people have decided they can't show up because they can't get a place to stay. the people and kindless, they want you to have a great time here. and it really plays out because they really want this game back in indianapolis, brings a lot of money to the city and it brings a lot of

the attention to the city and the bar owner around the block, i couldn't be more impressed, harris, what the city has done and now we know the weather is not an a factor, but it's raining right now because behind us is a dome. >> harris: yeah, that's a really good point and i've been watching you on "fox & friends" all weekend and i think i heard you say somebody wanted to adopt you and take you into the home at one point and the very loving in indianapolis, you're he wonderful and all, but come on. what about the game tomorrow. typically the games can go one of two ways, they can be really, really boring to watch, but you like the food and commercial or a screamer what are you expecting. >> reporter: i think it's going to be one of the old time great groups and two the old time great teams. and patriots, won ten in a row and who is the last to beat them. the giants. and who might be healthier going into the week and patriots had gonna far extent to stimulate the super bowl and they've been here before,

many, many times and a half hour off from practice just to simulate the half time show which will be headlined by madonna. as far as the game will play out wherever you go, and odds maker say, 2.5, to 3.favorites on the new england patriots, but everybody's got a different opinion of how the game will go, including joe montana who told us, how he thinks this is going to play out. >> it's really hard to be a bad team in the year, but when you try to be the good team in the same year, i think it's very difficult and i see it being a pretty close game, but unless the giants get to the him and get a bunch of saks or a bunch of hits i think that tom will end up winning, by three or four points. >> reporter: and if he gets that, harris, he will tie tom brady, the tom he's referring to. joe montana and terry bradshaw the only quarterback to have

four super bowl titles, and in terms of mvp joe montana the the om one to have three. one quick note. talk about an omen, giants for a brief period had up on their website, super bowl champions, not something you want to do the day before. that fires the other team up and could be, that mysterious hex at that goes on your franchise. giants fans certainly hope that's not the case. >> harris: that's very funny. you said the pats simulated the whole thing. who played madonna. >> i'm not going to say. they made the team stop now and go to the locker room. i don't think they simulated-- there is only one madonna, could you do a mean impersonation if i put you to the test and you're joining us every friday on "fox & friends." >> harris: i mean, i am, with the black history month series and thank you for the plug, a synergy about the he have shows here, and i love that about you, brian kilmeade. the super bowl, see you.

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embankment on the op sid side. the 19-year-old driver and 20-year-old passenger both killed and a third person in the car, only 16 was seriously injured. police are trying to figure out how this happened. >> ohio, a 70-year-old woman in an emergency dialed the wrong number. and it saved her life. loretta smith saying it started when she wasn't feeling well. >> i decided to sit down on my bed and lay down, and my arm went dead. paralyzed. and i went to reach for my arm and fell on the floor. and i laid there for a while. thinking all kinds of things balls i couldn't move. >> the phone was nearby, she was able to reach it, and move her fingers, so she tried to call her son. only, she dialed someone else, living all the way in colorado. when no one answers, she redialed. >> i thought i wonder if he's going to call and call her back. >> first thing she said i'm

having a stroke and i said okay, i didn't know who it was and didn't recognize the number i just was like, what's your, what's your address i'll s send a, sit tight i'll tend an ambulance to her house. >> kenny called 911 and loretta got to the the hospital just in time. >> loretta, this is the police department, did you call somebody, about having a stroke. >> yes. >> loretta is doing okay, actually feeling great. >> thanks kenny tore taking action, too, i know he doesn't want to be a hero, but he is. >> and back to north carolina, more than 300 tailors and marines returning home from duty overseas. >> i didn't know if it was the rotors making noise or my heart. i don't know, i don't know. the 22nd marine expeditionary unit reuniting with loved ones after being off the coast of libya, one the longest missions in marine corps history.

>> and waiting for this for months and-- >> sure. >> it feels great to be home and ten months is a long time to be away from my wife. >> and welcome home, americans. >> that's a fox watch across america. fox weather alert now, the snowstorm that hit colorado moving east and here is the the scene in nebraska. the wet, heavy snow being blamed for a big accident there that forced close to close down 34. and colorado interstate 70 a major thoroughfare, back open after white-out conditions brought traffic to a halt and maria molina with more. >> colorado took the brunt of the storm system. take a look at some of the snowfall totals the past three days, over 50 inches in pine cliff. colorado, about an hour northwest of the city of denver, which also got pummelled with a lot of snow and 15.9 inches and you know it's bad when denver, colorado set a daily snowfall record

with this last snowstorm and yesterday, they got over 12 or 12.5 inches of snow and set the record for the most snow in the month of february for one day. now, the storm system has headed east and started to weaken as far as snow goes and we still have lingering snow showers across portions of nebraska and iowa and we have heavy snow falling across southeast nebraska and coming out of both of the states including one ten inches and one a little bit more and update you on that of course on the exact amounts as we head into tomorrow and the snow begins to wind down and further off to the south, the temperatures are too warm for snow. heavy rain and strong thunderstorms and the worst is over by now, across the state of louisiana and a number of flood warnings out there. in fact, some to the west of the city of montgomery. the snowstorm system is going to continue to head east, as we head to sunday and monday, the weather is tranquil across the u.s. and good news for most of us as we kick off our work week, and eastern

portions of virginia and north carolina as we head into your monday night and the big game tomorrow, harris, of course, if you haven't heard super bowl and you heard brian kilmeade, mention we have some rain in indianapolis right now, for you tailgaters tomorrow, looks good, dry, temperatures above normal for february. >> harris: sounds good, maria, thank you very much. ♪ >> on that day in 1938, the nation got the first taste of walt disney's fairy tale magic when snow white and the seven dwarfs got the debut. and the wicked queen and walt disney's wife warned him, that adults wouldn't sit through the animated movie, especially adults. and snow white took hollywood by storm earning high praise even from the biggest critics and 8 million, a record.

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>> i'm bret baier in washington. this is an update on the caucus, all close about 10 p.m. eastern, and we've been conducting entrance polls all day, asking the nevadaens into the meetings how they intend to vote and why. they could have changed their minds while inside, but for those saying winning in november is the most important thing, the candidate traits, they go heavily for romney three out of four, gingrich one out of five. evangelical christians, extremely good group for gingrich in carolina, won them by a slim margin. in florida, iowa,

evangelicals, backed santorum and and romney won nevada in 2008, this year, he's again counting on major support for fellow mormons to push him over the top and appears mormons, make up more than a quarter of the caucus goers tonight. 28 delegates to the republican convention are at stake in tonight's voteening nevada and texas congressman ron paul is campaigning in minnesota today, hoping for big things in nevada and else devoted considerable time and resources to nevada this time, spending $350,000 on television advertising and time on the ground. rick santorum is complaining, and headed to events on summed. he had a dire prediction for fellow republicans just a few minutes ago. >> we have an opportunity to stand up here in colorado and reset this race. to give us a chance. we are not going to win this election, with either of these two people are nominated, let