. >> and i'm john vause. this is "newsroom l.a." so much to get to this hour. we will begin with the republican race for the white house and a blast from the past that jeb bush hopes will push him ahead. there he is. former president george w. bush in south carolina. haven't seen him in eight years. out to stump for his brother. >> his first stint into politics since he left office in 2009. the former president looked rested and ready as he took the stage. he didn't mention other republican candidates, but it was clear it was super clear that front-runner donald trump was on his mind. >> these are tough times. and i understand that americans are angry and frustrated. but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. strength is not empty rhetoric. it is not bluster. it is not theatrics. real strength, strength of purpose, comes from integrity and character. and in my experience the strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room. >> well, this feud between donald trump and jeb bush boiled over on saturd

i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a." starts now. >>> well, it's turning into a family feud of sorts in the republican presidential race. jeb bush is looking to his brother to help fire up support in south carolina. former president george w. bush stumped across the state monday. this is his first major step back into politics since he left office seven years ago. >> south carolina has always been good to the bush family, but as gary tuchman reports, jeb bush and his brother george have a fight on their hands. >> reporter: former president george w. bush with his wife, laura, on the 2016 campaign trail to try to make his brother jeb the next president. >> i came here for two reasons. one, because i care deeply about jeb. and two, because i care deeply about our country. >> reporter: the two sons of another former president, george h.w. bush, have not campaigned together during this election. until now in south carolina. >> there seems to be a lot of name calling going on, but i want to remind you what our good dad told me

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. >> and i'm john vause. this is "newsroom l.a." so much to get to this hour.ith the republican race for the white house and a blast from the past that jeb bush hopes will push him ahead. there he is. former president george w. bush in south carolina. haven't seen him in eight years. out to stump for his brother. >> his first stint into politics since he left office in 2009. the former president looked rested and ready as he took the stage. he

. >> and i'm john vause. the u.s. november and the first results are in. dixville notch and two other small towns cast their ballots about an hour or so. >> nine votes, john kasich beats donald trump 3-2 on the republican side and the rest of the votes went to democrat bernie sanders. >> that would be four. >> over in the,000 of millsville, ted cruz led republicans with 9 of the 21 votes cast there and hillary clinton beat sand 2-1 on the democratic side. ted cruz obviously doing well there because it's close to canada. republican race, looks like new hampshire is donald trump's to lose. the latest cnn/wmur poll has him holding a third of republicans in a field of eight canned sglats but about 30% of republican voters a very large number, 30%, still undecided there in new hampshire, and as jim acosta reports the race for second place there is still very much up in the air. >> reporter: >> we have to get rid of the busheses of the world. >> reporter: one day before the new hampshire primary the battle for the republica

vause season the nominee. >> jeffrey toobin, stay with me because i just received a statement from the supreme court, from chief justice johnoberts of the supreme court. i will read it to you now in full. on behalf of the court and retired justices i am saddened to report that our colleague justice antonin scalia has passed away. he was an extraordinary individual and injurist, admired and admired by his colleagues. passing is a great loss to the court and the country. he so loyally served. he extend our deepest condolences to his wife maureen and his family. again, whether you agreed with him ideologically or not this is a man who served this country and the high court for 30 years. jeffrey, someone as you said was very close friends with ruth bader ginsberg, fellow justice, ideologically opposed to him. when you look at his legacy and the summation of his career, what is the one word that comes to your mind? >> giant. this is a giant of american law. the transformation in constitution allow, the transformation of how judges and ordinary citizens look at the constitution, you can almost never say there has been someone in