the winners of the south carolina primary include ronald reagan, george hw bush, bob dole, george w. bush george w. bush, and john mccain. this saturday here on 10 news and wtsp.com. >>> developing tonight, a 13- year-old girl is behind bars after police say she crashed a stolen van. >> bang, and then another huge bang, and then you could hear glass just shattering everywhere. >> all of these bricks are parking lot of that wall. >> police say they spotted the the girl minutes before the crash at the pinellas park sub dwition. she rove all the way from pasco county. she's charminged with grand theft auto and leaving the scene of an sent accident. >>> serk chris macos says a man tried to set a deputy's house on fire after noticing his cruiser in the driveway. he say damn hall lit some porch furniture on fire while his family and canine unit were all sleeping. were arson and burglary. his friends say hall has mental problems and needs help. >>> this is your 60 second scan. in philadelphia, a chain reaction crash sent an suv smashing into a bank after colliding with a school bus. police s

two...ronald reagan and george hw bush later became president. only three eventual nominees won the president...george w bush. it's a different story with the democrats...iowa's better five democrats won the new hampshire primary and later became the nominee. just one won the primary and actually became president...jimmy carter but check out iowa's record. six democrats who won the caucuses became the nominee...including the last three caucus winners in a row two caucus winners became president....carter and barack obama. so add them all up in this two state showdown and here's what we found. new hampshire's primaries nailed ten nominees and three eventual presidents. iowa's caucuses had nine nominees and three presidents. so when it comes to picking presidents...we call it a tie...so far. tomorrow, candidates will shift their focus to south carolina... the state's republican primary is february 20th, and the democratic it will be a quiet and cold evening across central iowa. skies will remain partly cloudy with winds still breezy from the northwe

you have names like ronald reagan, george hw bush, bob dole, george w bush, john mccain in 2008. the only exception 2012 when newt gingrich won with 40% of the vote. he did not to secure the nomination, that is why this is so important for the gop nominees this time around. you have people coming in, donald trump leading the way with 36% of the vote, that average poll and ted cruz right behind him, it is a race for those two guys at this point but it is a very big point for them to secure south carolina. that is why it is so important for them to win here, will start tonight at the forum, over at burns auditorium, from 6:00 to 9:00. each has 30 minutes to speak. right now two people have is ben carson and also you have ted cruz will be here, but i do want to just briefly talk about how big of a deal this is so we went over and talked to the political science professor at winthrop, he told us how much a big deal the candidates will put in the south carolina primary. >> we're now going to have a big, probably bloody fight, get robocalls, they have started. we'll get tv ads, radio a

who in 1992 suggested he was just fine with blocking any election year nominees when president george hw bush was in the white house. biden: "president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors. and not - and not november election is completed." the current judiciary committee chair, republican chuck grassley, immediately agreed to what he called the "biden rules." grassley: "..in his heart of hearts he understands why this senate must do what he said it must do in 1992" with president obama poised to move the court to a liberal majority, republicans are vowing to block any nominee. democrats, like senate minority leader harry reid, are questioning their motives reid: "this is a full-blown effort to delegitimize president obama." but democrats like reid even then senator obama have blocked - or tried to block -- republican nominees when they controlled the senate...and republicans-who were in the senate minority-- cried foul. judicial nominees, after full debate, deserve a simple mitch mcconnell yesterday. mcconnell: "it is today the american people who are

we have ronald reagan in 1980 and george hw bush in 1988. it has 1988. it has only picked one democrat during that same part -- time period, jimmy carter. so if you're looking for prediction out of iowa or new hampshire you are probably better off looking to florida where we have a more voting population. i'm working on a peace about that population and weather floridians even care about their native sons, jeb bush and marco rubio with donald trump so strong in the mix. >>> the zika virus is spreading fast. experts say say the number of cases in the us could grow to significant numbers. six new states have joined the list with those with confirmed cases of zika organ, indiana, delaware, tennessee, pennsylvania, and ohio. florida still has the highest number of zika cases with 16. medical experts s congress today for nearly $2 billion in as mark albert shows you, that includes funding for help health issues and mosquito control. >> the nation's top health officials gave lawmakers wednesday a graphic description of the voracious mosquito behind the zika vi

every president from harry trueman to george hw bush served in the military. a big percentage of men elected to the house and senate for decades had some form of military experience. now only a tiny percentage join the military and are strangers to vast numbers of civilians. while a tiny does 100% of the fighting and dying in combat, the kinds of wars the country fought over meant multiple deployments in combat areas, reservists heading over seas for multiple tours and injuries that would have killed people in earlier wars, amputations, newer neurological damage. it became commonplace to thank vets and in the place of your own service, no praise was too high. >> veterans died and people got raises and only three people have been fired because of that. so there's a lot of things we need to do to fix the veterans' administration. i will do it if elected president. i will make sure i will make people accountable. >> right now, and you know, it we have illegal immigrants that are treated by far than our veterans. it's not going to happen any more >>> the country h

two...ronald reagan and george hw bush later became president. only three eventual nominees won the iowa caucuses. and just one later became president...george w bush. it's a different story with the democrats...iowa's better five democrats won the new hampshire primary and later became the nominee. just one won the primary and actually became president...jimmy carter but check out iowa's record. six democrats who won the caucuses became the nominee...including the last three caucus winners in a row two caucus winners became president....carter and barack obama. so add them all up in showdown and here's what we found. new hampshire's primaries nailed ten nominees and three eventual presidents. iowa's caucuses had nine nominees and three presidents. so when it comes to picking presidents...we call it a tie...so far. tomorrow, candidates will shift their focus to south carolina... the state's republican primary is february 20th, and the democratic primary is a week later. a 48-year-old des moines man died in an overnight house fire, that police say

george hw bush. george hw bush and 92, the president always, at least in my mind has an edge in getting nominated. of course each time they are challenged in their party they lose the election, every single case. taft, hoover, ford, carter and bush one, but they got the nomination. so now roosevelt forms the progressive party and adopts the symbol of the bullmoose. as he has in his den. after speaking safari in africa. he said i misfit is a bullmoose, not sure what that means honestly. now becomes part of political history just as the elephant of the republican and the donkey of the democrat actually to be exact it's a type of a donkey known as an. there is such an animal. this is done as a cartoonist and per trade democrats as asses or donkeys and now we have the bullmoose added to this in 1912. it's exciting because wilson is running, eugene is a socialist and he is running and his dynamic. and ftr. everybody to the left. even taft is not that conservative. but he's done some progressive things. of

they still call it bush country for the 2000 race where his brother became victorious and for george hw bushgoing into the 1988 race.xd those ground troops are still there and loyal to the bush name and it could make the billionaire real estap developer back on his heels. marco rubio has to figure out how to turn around what happened in this debate because he acknowledged that is probably one of the things that held him back tonight. >> carl, thank you. we're getting closer. 87% of the raw vote totals now. there wasn% shortage insignificant moments in tonight's speeches but one moment was marco rubio, using his debate performance to explain why he did not take, did not do better here tonight. >> we're still watching newspapers but i can tell you many people are disappointed, i'm disappointed tonight. i want you to understand something. i want you to understand something. our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. i did not, i did not do well on saturday night, folks. listen to this. that will never happen again. that will never happen again. >> john roberts is live in

president george hw bush was there tonight in houston with his wife barbara. his son dropped out of the race very interesting night. >> dari: meantime antonin scalia will not be replaced right now from the supreme court, the nominee has withdrawn his name for consideration. the republican said they are not going to consider any obama's nominees including republicans. >> steve: legal troubles tonight for the three university students who lied about being the victims of racial taunting. they'll be charged with assault and filing a false police report. they claimed they were attacked on a public bus and taunted with the racial slurs last month. videos shows that they threw the first punches and no slurs were made. it kicked off a nationwide protest. >> dari: police have close the case on the alleged sexing scandal. text to any public relation consultant named karen carroll. he filmed filmed the marketing segment in 2013. investigators examined both of their cell phones and said both did nothing wrong. >> the phones were not hacked or spooked. this document could

they still call it bush country for the 2000 race where his brother became victorious and for george hw bushgoing into the 1988 race.xd those ground troops are still there and loyal to the bush name and it could make the billionaire real estap developer back on his heels. marco rubio has to figure out how to turn around what happened in this debate because he acknowledged that is probably one of the things that held him back tonight. >> carl, thank you. we're getting closer. 87% of the raw vote totals now. there wasn% shortage insignificant moments in tonight's speeches but one moment was marco rubio, using his debate performance to explain why he did not take, did not do better here tonight. >> we're still watching newspapers but i can tell you many people are disappointed, i'm disappointed tonight. i want you to understand something. i want you to understand something. our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. i did not, i did not do well on saturday night, folks. listen to this. that will never happen again. that will never happen again. >> john roberts is live in

the former, late governor of texas and richards famously said of george hw bush that he was born on third base but thought he hit a triple. you could say i think, the question is have we profited from these 250 years which i remind you are the 250 years when we ravaged the planet looking for possible fuel for cheap energy . is this a blip or is it the inevitable shape of things to come? that's the debate . and the fate of hundreds of millions, probably billions of people will be determined by the answer. i don't have a lot of answers here but i do have a critique of the mainstream view and a great worry that development has been largely taken over by business and business has its place. it's not a question of, you don't have to be an anti-globalization person of the radical left to say that business is not everything and yet right now, the rhetoric is, the private sector does everything better than the state. the state is inefficient and moribund and all the creative thinking is in the private sector and the academy that supported by the private sector. if you believe that, fair enough. i

george hw bush said once upon a time that labels belonged on soup cans so we will see if any of these stick, greg. choker. con artist. a loser. how presidential. gregg: in case you didn't catch it the first five times he said it. johnroberts, thanks . reporter: jenna: easy rider and a fox news contributor. how effective. let's talk about rubio's attack on donald trump. how effective you think it was and will make a difference? >> i thought rubio's attacks were very effective, particularly on immigration. he raised the history of donald trump hiring non-american workers to work on his building projects and trump really didn't have any answer for rubio in the debate. when trump was asked about this later on subsequent interviews he said, in effect, i had to hire non-americans. i couldn't find americans who would work for me is which is really not a strong argument if you are a candidate who's based her candidacy largely on immigration reform. jenna: but donald trump is running on policy. he's not even really running on character and these are the two items that marco rubio is going afte

basically wants to run as the way a vice president would be running, as we've seen beforbefore with george hw bush. what would fuel sanders, are not people that feel like this is about supporting barack obama. it would be about a lot of people feeling it's time to take over, or take back or however you want to describe it the democratic party, and shift it in a different direction. don't just sort of try to move it and try to inspire it. actually break the china, and let's go and let's rebuild. >> we're with the lutherans for now. chuck todd's our guy, too. thank you, chuck, very much. kevin tibbles at a gop caucus at the church of christ. hey, kevin. >> well, we are about a 15-minute drive south of des moines. and we are at a republican caucus. they're expecting as many as 300 people here tonight. as you know, we've been around town all day today talking to people at the soda fountain and other places. a lot of people say that tonight is very important for them. many of their spouses are going to be caucusing for the first time. the main issues that they think about here are national security, an

the president that he is referring to there is president george hw bush. the biden rules recognize that under these circumstances it does not matter how good a person is nominated by the president. the biden rules recognize that once the political season is underway, action on the supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election campaign is over. that is what is fair to the nominee and is central to the process. the biden rules recognize that "senate consideration of the nominee under these circumstances is not fair to the president, to the nominee, or to the senate itself". the biden rules recognize under these circumstances "the senate, judiciary committee should seriously consider not scheduling confirmation hearings on the nomination until after the political campaign season is over". madam president, vice president biden is a friend as i have said three or four times during my remarks. i say with the utmost sincerity. i served with him in this body and other judiciary committee committee for nearly the 30 years that he served. i serve

but remember george hw bush referring to reagan's economic policies as voodoo economics, has it reached up at the national convention. stuart: it does make sense and it would be a combination that would appeal not both democrats and republicans but in a sense that kasich is kind of in the middle and trump is not. i mean that would be balance, wouldn't it? >> it would be balance and considered with the vice presidential debate if he's the nominee. both are confronted by things their bosses have said and done. you know, like wall street and e-mails and all of that. and are going to have to work it through. going to have to come up with answers to give the american public in that debate and out there on the stump. who better to do that than kasich? he's got layoff credibility. he's very artful with the language. meanwhile i bet you clinton picks somebody that's almost as irritable to the american populous as she is because that's her way. she would probably pick someone like madeleine albright. stuart: hardly likely, young man. >> i know. stuart: i'll give you one last point. i'm going to

not only was george w bush successful in south carolina, his father gorge hw bush also won primary necessary the state. jeb bush primary e >>> the worst of the winter weather is over with but it's not all completely over with. some light freezing rain still falling for the next couple of hours from the triangle on northwest ward. remember, temperatures tonight going to go up, that's great, a lot of people excited about that after the 30s, but we have the chance of severe storms for tomorrow morning's commute. so snow this morning, severe storms tomorrow morning. >> all right. good to know. >>> tonight, supreme war. the death of justice scalia prompting a high-stakes showdown. the president vows to nominate a successor. republicans refuse to even consider it. major issues left hanging in the balance. the front-runner again threatening to sue ted cruz and taking aim at george w. bush over 9/11. trump's risky attack as the former president hits the trail. >>> hospital bombing. a new horror in syria. medical facilities and schools are hit. children are killed. >>> a massive storm from louisiana

george w. bush has involve himself with this presidential race. he and his father, george hwh won the south carolina primary during their presidential bids. >>> meantime rest of the candidates are crisscrossing the palmetto state, donald trump continues to trade barbs with ted cruz as marco rubio says division is bad for the party. most recent debate was a fiery exchange between the candidates. south carolina g.o.p. primary takes place on saturday. >>> south carolina democrats will vote february 27th, and before that the two democratic candidates will square off during nevada caucus on saturday. hillary clinton held a rally there today. bernie zappedders did the sunday morning talk show circuit and then had a campaign stop outside detroit this afternoon. >>> mexico indigenous population is thanking pope francis for visiting them on his five day tour of the country. francis celebrated nast three native languages while in the southern states. he called on the world to learn, from the group's culture and deep appreciation for nature. later this week pope francis will celebrate m