please stop asking me these questions. >> bostick said i don't know. times, i can't or i don't remember 283 times. >> what are you going to tell me something went bad. >> i don't know. >> what the detective felt were admissions to certainly factual aspects were only made after the detective directly or indirectly provided that information to mr. bostick. >> it's all right. you've remembered quite a bit so far. you're doing a good job. i'll check right now. >> if they didn't leave will you tell them i love them? >> i will. >> by about 11:00 that night, my ex-husband showed up banging on the doors for someone to let us in and get to my son. the detectives looked at me and said he was there. he was at the crime scene when it happened. and i said, he's a good boy, you know. he doesn't deserve this. he said ted bundy's mother said he was a good boy, too. >> the hernando county sheriff's office declined to discuss alex's case with msnbc. when alex's father, david bostick, finally gains access to the interrogation room, the teen has been there for more than e

bostick. >> it's all right. you've heard quite a bit so far.good job. >> i'll check right now. if they didn't leave, tell them i love them. >> i will. >> by about 11:00 that night, my ex-husband showed up banging on the doors for someone to let us in and get to my son. the detectives looked at me and said he was there. he was at the crime scene when it happened. and i said, he's a good boy, you know. he doesn't deserve this. he said ted bundy's mother said he was a good boy, too. >> the hernando county sheriff's office declined to discuss alex's case with msnbc. when alex's father, david bostick, finally gains access to the interrogation room, the teen has been there for more than eight hours. >> just relax. breathe. >> one thing he's always been able to do is keep me calm. >> i came here today and i didn't believe i had anything to do with it until they told me the lie detector said and they had all this evidence. >> that's all kind of a ploy. >> alex's parents are about to deliver the worst news possible. >> you are being charged -- >> with -

bostick. >> it's all right. you've heard quite a bit so far.>> i'll check right now. if they didn't leave, tell them i love them. >> i will. >> by about 11:00 that night, my ex-husband showed up banging on the doors for someone to let us in and get to my son. the detectives looked at me and said he was there. he was at the crime scene when it happened. and i said, he's a good boy, you know. he doesn't deserve this. he said ted bundy's mother said he was a good boy, too. >> the hernando county sheriff's office declined to discuss alex's case with msnbc. when alex's father, david bostick, finally gains access to the interrogation room, the teen has been there for more than eight hours. >> just relax. breathe. >> one thing he's always been able to do is keep me calm. >> i came here today and i didn't believe i had anything to do with it until they told me the lie detector said and they had all this evidence. >> that's all kind of a ploy. >> alex's parents are about to deliver the worst news possible. >> you are being charged -- >> with -- >> murde

bostick fits more with the district, but tough to overcome the name recognition that mark sanford hasst elizabeth colbert busch, but the reresponsible date rate was huge for women. what she has going for her she says in the ad, she's a mom, raised her children, she's a business woman, doing jobs, jobs, jobs, and running on girl power. i think she actually has a shot. >> she's running in a district that is 55% female, 45% male. that sounds like it is the right mix for that. >> it is the right mix for her and it is a big, big problem for mark sanford. again, appalachian trail. >> you get the last word. you are filling in at noon all week? >> yes, indeed.

bostick fits more with the district, but tough to overcome the name recognition that mark sanford haslizabeth colbert busch, but the reresponsible date rate was huge for women. what she has going for her she says in the ad, she's a mom, raised her children, she's a business woman, doing jobs, jobs, jobs, and running on girl power. i think she actually has a shot. >> she's

tonight in south carolina between former governor mark sanford and charleston city councilman curtis bostick. they are in a runoff for a special election to the house. >>> and hillary clinton is heading towards the speech circuit. the former secretary of state will address the vital voices global leadership awards on tuesday and the women in world summit next month. and that's your morning's dish of "scrambled politics." >>> turning now to our weather forecast, bill karins is here. getting warmer. >> we're melting the snow ever so slowly. st. louis, they're not fooling around. they're getting rid of the snow. six flags, one of the big amusement parks there on the south side of st. louis, winter wonderland with that foot of snow. they're opening up tomorrow! they are going to clear it all out and hopefully melt it away today, too, but you know, this is a big holiday, a lot of kids will be off from school this weekend, so they're trying to get things prepped and ready. good luck with that. we're dealing with another cold morning in the deep south. what else is new, just like yesterday, but it'

. >> he did say when asked that bostick was not involved in the murder. >> this is reinforced by phone records that show alex in tampa about 35 miles from the depalma home at the time of the crime. >> i know of no evidence that ties him to the homicide. >> in 2010, hernando county jury concurs convicting robert jardin of the double homicide, perpetrated in the course of robbing the depalmas' property. alex is released from juvenile detention after 20 days when prosecutors refused to present his case to a grand jury. authorities expunged the arrest from his record clearing the way for alex to pursue his dream of joining the u.s. military. >> this is so wrong. something is not right. >> i never watched the interrogation mainly because i've tried to put it behind me. it wasn't -- i guess you could say an important lesson in my life. that's how i try to keep it. i don't like to think negatively about any person or any event. if i watched it, i have a feeling i would have a different opinion. >>> murder for hire plots caught on camera. >> she's disgraced everything. disgraced herself, her f

. >> he did say when asked that bostick was not involved in the murder. >> this is reinforced by phone records that show alex in tampa about 35 miles from the depalma home at the time of the crime. >> i know of no evidence that ties him to the homicide. >> in 2010, hernando county jury concurs convicting robert jardin of the double homicide, perpetrated in the course of robbing the depalmas' property. alex is released from juvenile detention after 20 days when prosecutors refused to present his case to a grand jury. authorities expunged the arrest from his record clearing the way for alex to pursue his dream of joining the u.s. military. >> this is so wrong. something is not right. >> i never watched the interrogation mainly because i've tried to put it behind me. it wasn't -- i guess you could say an important lesson in my life. that's how i try to keep it. i don't like to think negatively about any person or any event. if i watched it, i have a feeling i would have a different opinion. >>> i don't want to be on the news, dog. >> well, it's a little late for that, dog. >> get on the g

. >> he did say when asked that bostick was not involved in the murder. >> this is reinforced by phone records that show alex in tampa about 35 miles from the depalma home at the time of the crime. >> i know of no evidence that ties him to the homicide. >> in 2010, hernando county jury concurs convicting robert jardin of the double homicide, perpetrated in the course of robbing the depalmas' property. alex is released from juvenile detention after 20 days when prosecutors refused to present his case to a grand jury. authorities expunged the arrest from his record clearing the way for alex to pursue his dream of joining the u.s. military. >> this is so wrong. something is not right. >> i never watched the interrogation mainly because i've tried to put it behind me. it wasn't -- i guess you could say an important lesson in my life. that's how i try to keep it. i don't like to think negatively about any person or any event. if i watched it, i have a feeling i would have a different opinion. >>> this sunday, the se happened. spending cuts now take affect across the board. what will the imp

and they seem to be coalescing around curtis bostick. >> host: so is this likely toened up in republican hands or democratic hands? whose seat would whoever wins fill? >> guest: yeah, this is most likely to go to whoever wins the republican runoff. this is a seat that was drawn by republican state lawmakers. it's very much demographically meant for a republican. elizabeth colbert bush is expected to win the democratic primary today, and, you know, i just -- while she is well financed, while she has a lot of name id, while her brother has been here in south carolina campaigning for her, they've been doing fundraisers together in the new york, she's just -- her message is not going to work with so many of the voters in this district. >> host: all right. gina smith with the island packet, thank you very much for your time. >> guest: thank you. >> and we will, of course, keep an eye on that race and have results if they become available. well, the u.s. senate is about to return to session. they've been holding their weekly party meetings. more work on the cr this afternoon, also possible the