arthel? >> okay. mike emanuel, thank you so much. >> eric. >> the action kicks off on tuesday, march 1st. voters in 11 states heading to the the polls on that day in what's the largest round of voting so far in the presidential primary process and, of course, keep it right here on the fox news channel. we'll have live continuing coverage as the results roll in starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern tuesday night and after bret and megyn get out of their chairs i'll sit down in the warm seat. yeah, heather childress and i will be anchoring israel 4:00 a.m. arthel says she's going to bring the doughnuts as we continue our coverage all night to 4:00 a.m. and beyond. you are going to bring the doughnuts. >> we have a fox news alert and update now on a missing little girl in montana. the roosevelt county sheriff's office confirming 4-year-oldmationy lily has been found alive. we're told she's in good health and is being evaluated as a precaution. liliy was apparently abducted friday from a native american reservati

hi, ed. >> reporter: good to see you, arthel. over 1,200 people in portsmouth at the very same gymnasium hillary clinton had hundreds of people. bernie sanders with more enthusiasm. he has a double digit lead here in new hampshire. he was telling this crowd, firing them up by talking about how he doesn't just want small change. listen. >> every day somebody asks me in the media, your ideas are so ambitious. how are you going to get them done? and we will get them done because people will demand that they get them. >> reporter: and hillary clinton is in flint, michigan, dealing with the water crisis there. when reporters were asking her about going there a couple days before the primary, she decided to take a little poke earlier at dunkin' donuts, stopping for coffee before going to flint. she was on the ground here in new hampshire. took a little poke at bernie sanders. listen to this. >> the mayor has been wanting me to come, and this is a time that worked out for her. i am thrilled to be back in new hampshire working as hard as

hey, eric, we made a bet yesterday, arthel and i did. >> who wins it?> heather. >> i say carolina. >> heather, he doesn't want any part of it. it's me and you. he is a wimp. no matter who wins, you and i are taking each other for margari margaritas. we are all winners. >>> coming up, the doctors are in talking about the growing concerns of the zika virus. who is at risk and who should be worried. talking about that on "sunday housecall." >> we want to make sure the american public takes this seriously but does not panic that we are having the possibility or even the inevitability of a major outbreak. >>> hello. i'm eric shawn. time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david

arthel? >>> on the republican side, a flurry of campaign activity heading into super tuesday with the candidates focusing on the southeast. taking a look now you can see senator marco rubio campaigning in alabama. dr. ben carson is holding an event in houston right now. we'll get pictures for you later. senior national correspondent john roberts is reporting live from atlanta. john, what's the latest in the republican campaign trail? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. it's pretty hot and hitting pretty hard here on the republican side. why not? 595 delegates available in 11 states on tuesday. 76 here in the state of georgia. in total it's almost 25% of the entire republican delegates. so the candidates are taking no chances as they tour the south trying to make the other ones look bad. and the latest person who has gotten into that fray is marco rubio. it used to be at that donald trump was the master of the political wedgy. now marco rubio getting into it. what we saw in the debate was just

. >> i'm arthel neville. scalia was the longest-serving justice currently on the court serving since he was appointed by president reagan nearly 30 years ago. the passing of the iconic justice is sure to shake up the presidential race in this election year. and we have fox team coverage through doug mckelway standing by at white house. first, supreme court correspond echt shannon bream is live in washington with a look at scalia's legacy. shannon, what kind of justice was antonin scalia? >> reporter: no one had to wonder where they stood with him, whether from the bench or in person. he spoke his mine and never more so than when he was on the losing end of an important case. he was known for fiery dissent filled with flowery language and unmistakable jabs. regarding same sex marriage, he wrote, quote, the world does not logic or inspiration in poetry or in pop philosophy. it demands them in the law. the stuff contained in today's opinion has to diminish this court's reputation for clear thinking and sober ana

>> hi arthel. yes, despite losing here in nevada, senator sanders told his supporters the wind is at their back treating this as a minor setback more than anything else. but for secretary clinton this gives her the momentum she needs. last night she thanktd her supporters. in texas last night she slammed sanders' socialist agenda. >> the numbers don't add up. it's wrong to make those promises, because it's not just about bath. it's about people's lives. it's about the real cost that will land on middle class families. >> bernie sanders signaled his encouragement. and this is why, five weeks ago, he was trialing clinton by 25% and managed to come within striking distance of his rival, who had troops on the ground here months before he did. one thing he has going for him is according to entrance polls here he trounces clinton in the question over honesty and trustworthiness. >> what i also know that on super tuesday and before, we are going to be taking on a very powerful and well funded super pac, a

arthel? >> meanwhile, republican frontrunner donald trump arriving for a rally in arkansas and bringing with him a former rival, now turned ally. new jersey governor chris christie helping to fire up trump supporters going into super tuesday. they're getting off the trump plane. will that surprise endorsement have any effect at the polls? let's bring in now brad blakeman, former member of george w. bush's senior staff and a professor of public policy, politics and international affairs. and alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show, nationally syndicated by fox news radio. good to have both of you here. >> hi. >> brad, i'm going to start with you on this. are you surprised that christie endorsed trump and will the christie endorsement help trump in the polls? >> not at all surprised, but the most valuable day of the christie endorsement i believe was yesterday. the reason being is thursday trump got pummeled at the. yet nobody was talking about that yesterday. they were talking about the chri

. >> caller: hi, arthel. for hillary clinton and her campaign, the struggle with young women voters. clinton has brought some prominent women out on the trail with her including former secretary of state madeleine albright and some female senators, but those are obviously older women not the young demographic. on the campaign trail here in new hampshire, albright hammered this point home. >> you have to help hillary clinton will always be there for you. and just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders has been emphasizing the issues of student debt and college affordability and those are some of the ideas that appear to be helping him connect with young voters. this week clinton was confronted with the fact sanders beat her by 70 points in iowa with women under 30. >> that's amazing. i accept the fact that i have work to do to convey what i stand for, what i've accomplished, what i want to do for young people in our country. >> reporte

i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. marc siegel, author of the inner pulse. unlock the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi chief of robotic surgery. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >>. happy valentine's day. >> absolutely. valentine's day. we've got the red ties going on. that's a reminder about our heart health. protecting our health. lessons for bothen in and women. dr. siegel, really important. >> go red for women month. it's american heart month. but go red for women. i want to talk about women. only about 50% of women realize that heart disease is the number one killer of women. people think it's breast cancer. ten times more women die of heart disease. ten times more women dive heart disease than breast cancer every year in this country. womenv different symptoms of heart disease than men do. they may not have the crushing chest pain, they may have tingling, back inpa, neck pain. >> tingling where? your chest? >> traditionally in the left arm. that's where you generally see it but

. >> i'm arthel neville. ted cruz and marco rubio both soaping new lines of attack on donald trump, trying to gain much needed ground on the front-runner. >> you know who was helping fund the gaining of eight? little fellow named donald trump. it's interesting. he also says gosh i'm a business man. i write checks to everybody. you know what? you don't need to write checks to a bunch of federal politicians to build buildings. not like the city council you are trying to get away from. >> donald trump will never be the republican nominee. obviously, i want you to vote against him. and i'm asking you to photor vote for me. but i'm asking you to vote for me not just to vote against him. some of you have friends who have thought about voting for him. friends don't let friends vote for con artitieses. >> meantime, hillary clinton claiming a huge victory in the south carolina primary last night, handing bernie sanders his biggest defeat of the election so far. we have fox news team coverage on all of this, with peter

joining me now is arthel neville. we have some stunning news here. >> i'm not sure if john is back up. i do have a question for john as he noted that, of course, all the presidential candidates naturally are offering condolences the as they should. but john, highlight this political fight that will ensure immediately. i believe i have john back in my ear. i can tell by the audio. john, are you there? >> hey, arthell. we just got something in for president bush. he said, laura and i mourn the death of an important journalist in justice and a ya. he was a towering figure and an important judge on the nation's highest court. he brought intellect, good judgment and wit to the bench and will be missed by colleagues. laura and i send our condolences to the entire scalia family. i'll keep monitoring my e-mail and twitter and all of that as things come over. but you were going to ask -- >> while you monitor that, of course the topic of who is next, who is the next justice after antonin scalia? you mentioned earlier that peopl

it's a pretty remote area of this country in the big bend area of texas as arthel said. he was with some friends and apparently was found this morning. we are told a hearse from the town nearby was seen at the site in the last couple of hours. so as we are sadly reporting today, antonin scalia, a legal giant born in trenton, new jersey, grew up in queens, new york, then off to georgetown and harvard making an impact on all the lives of americans in our country. >> absolutely. nominated by president ronald reagan. john roberts is in south carolina in anticipation of tonight's gop presidential debate. and, john, i know earlier we were speaking and you were telling me that you were following tweets and various postings to this reaction of this sad news. >> good evening to you, arthel. obviously, the twitter responses are short from the campaigns but we are getting something substantial in the way of press releases and e-mails back from some of the campaigns. marco rubio, senator from florida, has just weighed in, quote, today our nation suffered a deep loss. justice scalia

arthel?>> and your nation is mourning the loss of justice antonin scalia passing at the age of 79. as his legacy is remembered and honored, the battle is under way over whether president obama or his successor should name a replacement. democrats say that's not the case. >> mitch mcconnell made it clear that we're not going to move forward until there's an election and i think that's the right decision. >> president obama in my view should make that nomination. i hope he does it as soon as possible. >> doug has more now from the white house. >> reporter: the flag is set at half-staff here at the white house and at federal installations across the country and will remain so until sunset on the day of justice scalia's interment. but the political war that his sudden death sets in motion has just begun. the president last night signaled his intention to send a nomination for their consent. >> i plan to nominate a successor in due time. there will be plenty of time to do so and for the senate to

." >> i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel. zploos good to see you. >> good to see you. >> okay. we're going to start today with growing concern about the vaek virus after thousands of pregnant women have become infected with the mosquito-borne virus. >> there are so many uncertainties, and i just want to have it checked out and see. because i'm so early in my pregnancy. >> we are seeing a lot of concerned patients who are returning from what they thought were going to be pleasant vacations. it is marred to -- it is hard to relieve their anxiety. what we are trying to do is arm ourselves with the most information we can and pass the information on to our patients. what we're also doing is for patients who do come to see us and are part of our program we are tracking them and keeping their names on our lists so if there are any changes in guidelines week reach out to them. >> this situation is sparking a lot of concern, including this question from one of our viewers, here it is. my 37-year-old daughter was bitten several times

. >>> i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. welcome as always.g us, dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyc's longo medical center and author of the inner pulse. and. >> and dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lean objectionville hospital and chief of robotic surgery. good see you. >> good to see you. >> happy sunday. >>> hope you had a nice week encinitas let's start here. there are no new concerns about the zika virus after doctors in oregon discovered their first case of the virus spread through sexual transmission. dr. seeingeling, should we be concerned about a major outbreak in the u.s.? >> absolutely not. that's a great place to start this. kind of a virus has never taken hold in the united states. dengue fever is very related. there is 100 million days cases in the world every year. it doesn't take hold here this. mosquito, even though we have it in our southern states hasn't traditionalbly picked up this kind of virus. you brought up sexual transmission. i want to alay some fears. i don't see it taking hold here,

. >> i'm arthel neville.uz and marco rubio both soaping new lines of attack on donald trump, trying to gain much needed ground on the front-runner. >> you know who was helping fund the gaining of eight? little fellow named donald trump. it's interesting. he also says gosh

i'm arthel neville. >> "sunday housecall," every sunday we are live with all the medical news. >> happy valentine's day. we'll see you at 3:30, 3:30 eastern. >>> this is fox news alert. remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia. i'm shannon bream. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >> nice to be with you at home on what is a sad sunday here in washington. today we remember justice scalia on what will be a special edition of our show. ♪ >> the flags at the supreme court are flying at half staff as washington and the nation mourn the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. the conservative giant died suddenly while on a hunting trip in west texas. >> he was found dead in his room after not coming down for breakfast yesterday. that would be saturday morning. while his family deals with the loss of a father and gloved grandfather, the nation's highest court must now confront the absence of a man chief justice john roberts called an extraordinary jurist. >> he has also been described as larger than life. that was true of justice scalia, both on and off the

. >> i'm arthel neville. scalia was the

i'm arthel neyville. >> and good to see you again today. i'm eric shawn. oh, man it's wide on the campaign trail, no shortage of attacks between the top candidates. front-runner donald trump campaigning to hold his lead and ted cruz and marco rubio, well, they are attempting to gain some grou.

. >> i'm arthel neville, with everything on the line before the critical vote here's jeb bush takingnt-runner donald trump accusing him of using eminent domain to build up his emspire. >> what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. that's down

. >> i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm eric shawn. the polls are tightening with just 48 hours to go.n oh, man, is the smoke still clearing after the republicans engaged in their fiery clash there last night. it was the last debate before the v

. >> i'm arthel neville. bernie sanders not sticking around south carolina for the results.ng a rally near dallas ahead of this tuesday, super tuesday. the lone star state is the biggest prize up for grabs with 222 democratic delegates. 13 states and one