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. >> so speaking of big endorsement, big day for marco rubio especially with nikki haley coming out withement. interesting how you can see this coming into play. how much will this help him moving the needle and the jeb bush factor who is really counting on that, bringing in his brother, his dad. saying come on, nikki haley, we need that. >> i think it would have been more influential for jeb bush and might give him some momentum. but what this says for marco rubio he has a check in the box, he has general election viability. that's what his supporters like. they say, i think he can actually win the general election and nikki haley's support shows he can bring the establishment and maybe the outside group together. >> we saw that ad from hillary clinton that's coming out on immigration. saying to the little girl, let me do all the worrying when it comes to immigration. very quickly two days before nevada and south carolina here, what do they need to do, sanders and clinton? >> you know, this is working with minorities is clinton's key, you know, ability to win over bernie sanders. if she

at this point, how stoppable is donald trump because you have marco rubio, especially coming across, in new hampshire. he's saying you know what, i think south carolina is going to be where i'm going to come back. >> right. >> in this race. then you have jeb bush who has his brother george w. campaigning for him is that going to move the needle at all as far as chasing after trump? >> the south carolina race is in such a scramble right now. new hampshire didn't really provide much clarity so you have several seeking redemption in south carolina. jeb bush as you mentioned has the family connections, connections to veterans in the states, a big military state. his brother, george w. bush is campaigning for him on monday. marco rubio though has planned to win in south carolina for a long time. obviously, the new hampshire results will challenge that. meanwhile, donald trump won by a large margin in new hampshire and heads into south carolina with an advantage. >> well, i wish we had more time because i'll love to delve into ted cruz. about 60% of the voters are evangelicals and he had a

marco rubio will no longer be saying that president obama knows what he's doing. he learned a very tough lesson that you can't recycle talking points over and over, especially when you're call out for it. it will be very hard for marco rubio to live that down, especially in a year where authenticity seems to be a drive driving force and he comes across is rehearsed. he has to work on being more natural. jeb bush is in an interesting position, in that in south carolina he has a very strong organization there, and while most of the state may be trump or cruz country, can he make inroads along the coast. he's not out of it by a long shot. >> we look forward to check back with you throughout the process. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> here's the lineup for upcoming primaries. next saturday, the 20th, democrats in nevada and republicans in south carolina head to the polls. then on the 23rd, the gop's turn in nevada, then on the 27th, the democrats cast their votes of super tuesday which is march 1st, that's when people in 14 states will vote. to keep up with the latest politics on our website, fox35orlando.com. >> look there. this is a view from space of a lightning storm

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. >> there is a dog fight between, especially marco rubio and jeb bush for third place. john kasich also trying to see if he can sneak into third aixa: tonight, hillary clinton aixa: tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning in nevada, ahead of the democratic caucuses on saturday. stacey: how are the other candidates on the trail reacting to the pope's comments on donald trump? aixa: bush, who's catholic, says while he gets his guidance from the pope, he doesn't take his -- when it comes to issues about the environment or economic policy, he does not take his cues from the pope. rubio, who's also catholic, says he respects and admires the pope, but if that is can city can respect the u.s.. cruz says he's not getting in the middle of this, he says it is between donald trump and the pope. steve: president obama will travel to cuba next month, to try to restore relations with the island nation, and improve the lives of cubans. it will be the first visit to cuba by a u.s. president in nearly 9 decades. news of the trip is not sitting well with americans opp

all of donald trump's rivals quick to weigh in on the surprising endorsement but especially marco rubio. >> look. chris is an articulate guy. donald probably needs a lifeline after last night. he called in chris christie. he is a con man taking advantage of people's fears and anxieties, portraying himself as a strong guy. he's never faced adversity before. >> senator ted cruz didn't seem too fazed by the endorsement of trump. >> listen. i think the endorsement was no doubt troubling news for the rubio campaign. i like chris. i don't think the endorsement was a big surprise. our focus is real simple. uniting conservatives in the super tuesday states. i don't think this is a significant impact on this. >> senator cruz also emphasized that he's the only republican candidate besides trump to win a primary. beans barnes says it might not be a total disaster if trump is elected and we should pray that a trump presidency can work for america. carson also stressed that he is not dropping out of the presidential race. >>> tomorrow the democrats battle it out in the south. hillhill and bernie san

for the rest of the field -- especially marco rubio -- this may be a race for third place, but, that's enough to stay in the hunt. sanders said "..the excitement and the energy is with our campaign and what that means." it means that among democrats, bernie sanders -- at one of his final stops in waterloo -- hopes his shockingly large crowds will translate into actual caucus- goers. clinton said "..please go out and caucus tomorrow night. the storm is not coming until after midnight! plenty of time to caucus, we'll get all the votes counted." hillary clinton -- battling renewed scrutiny over her past e-mail practices -- has a recent polls. and, her supporters may be more familiar navigating the arcane democratic caucus procedures. and then, there is also the martin o'malley wildcard. his supporters will probably lack the fifteen percent threshold they need at most caucus sites, which frees them up to support another candidate. will they back clinton or sanders? on cam tag and, the other factor? the weather. you heard hilary clinton mention it. there is a massive snowstorm on the way to

especially for senator marco rubio. >> reporter: good evening. he has shown he can come in second, but not that he can win. if he want it is white house, he has to use tonight to not just hang with the others but show he can be the leader. the question is how to do that. [ cheers and applause ] especially for the two senators on stage. >> right now, marco rubio and ted cruz have to engage donald trump. if they ignore him, they ignore him at their peril. >> reporter: but engaging donald trump has been ugly. depending on who you ask taking off the gloves with trump may or may not be a good idea. for florida senator marco rubio. >> marco rubio is the only candidate that has support that has an optimistic and uplifting message. >> positive is important. >> just being positive isn't enough. jeb bush had all the credentials to be president. but that is not the flavor of the year. >> reporter: adam goodman is a republican strategist. he says they can't ignore what trump is doing. on, he can't afford to miss any opportunities tonight. just five days away

he was relentless going after marco rubio, especially after rubio's debate performance on saturday night. it was just brought up time and time again by christie. it is a play he is trying to make as polls show rubio is in the second, third, potentially maybe even forth spot here in new hampshire. rubio is trying to eye light some of the accomplishments that he sees he has had, not only as lawmaker in washington, d.c. but also in florida. here is a little bit of that. >> i'm the guy who took out senator rubio, guy everyone in the media was anointing next republican nominee. they're not talking that way this morning. i'm ready. he is not. >> when i was going into speakership, we published a book, 100 ideas for florida's future. over half the ideas became law or policy in state of florida including curriculum reform. reporter: chris christie is trying to break through here in new hampshire. jeb bush is of course another. he is going after donald trump once again here in the granite state today. and trump, as you might imagine, fired right back saying that he believes that jeb bush is not sm

. >> let's talk about some of those, you've spoken high praise of marco rubio, and ted cruz. and especially with florida coming up with the primary, there's going to be a lot of at anying. what -- attention. >> marco is a champion for getting rid of government run health care, for lowering taxes, for reducing regulations, he has a strong record on economic policy and he talks about the virtue of letting people pursue their own careers and building small business, and free enterprise. ted cruz is the same record. we have to reappeal it, and also if you're more moderate in florida, jeb bush. >> his record on the economy and other issues, isn't as conservative. why do you like him? >> we look at the facts, he reduced spending, and now i know that some of my friends say, it's the bush administration all over again. that's why we said, marco rubio, ted cruz are the gold standard. the facts are the facts, and jeb bush has a good record. >> you have your finger on the pulse, it'll come down to florida once again. what do you foresee down the road? as we go forward? is donald trump going to remain

the second debates, featuring marco rubio versus everybody else. especially the governors, jeb bush, john kasich, and chris christie. they want to emerge from this alternative to the outsiders, and the only way they can do that, knock down rubio. >> thank you. >>> super bowl weekend is here, and so is the weekend before the big republican debate. join us tomorrow, 8:00 p.m. eastern, on abc. >>> and to taiwan, a powerful 6.4 earthquake. hitting at night as many slept. rescue workers pulling a woman from debris. the search for survivors coming in. at least five strong aftershocks felt already. >>> back to the storm hitting, and the new one we're tracking for the weekend. whiteout conditions on i-95 outside boston. in new hampshire, cars and trucks spinning out, power lines the snow. and a new storm coming. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: between downed power lines and icy conditions, some roads in the northeast doubled as obstacle courses today. making for treacherous, white-knuckle rides. >> my car kind of slid and did a 180. >> reporter: by late afternoon,

marco rubio started with a strong third place finish in iowa, especially after he faultered in saturday night's debate here. on the democratic side polls show a double diblg git lead for

a little bit, but a lot of republican office holders getting off the sidelines, endorsing marco rubio, especially since jeb bush got out there, there's been an uptick in that. but if marco rubio does have the majority of endorsements behind him, if that's where this goes in the next couple days, if you look at the mood of this party, look at donald trump in first place, look at ted cruz, look at the anti-establishment message that's playing so well, do you want to be the candidate that's getting all the endorsements? >> listen, elections are won by addition, not by subtraction. and so we welcome the support of anyone, republican, democrat, or independent, between now and when marco is elected president in november of this year. i mean, the reality here is people are getting on board because they see marco is the best candidate for conservatives to win in november. and not to second-guess here, but we've got to think about what the risks that we have here. it's not just about the presidency, it's about control of the u.s. senate. and i believe that donald trump and ted cruz will put control of the

the crowd did not like that and criticized bush and a lot of faceoff between marco rubio and cruz especially on immigration saying cruz had fluctuated and one person not involved in that fighting was kaisch saying he didn't want part in that and unifying and bringing together the republican party. earlier we did talk to after the debate to matt moore and here is what he had to say. >>sec football country and we are loud and rowdy in south carolina because people are excited about the chance to turn around the policies of the last 7 years to get america working and to defend our country and we shouldn't apologize for that and i am excited to a lot of people here. >>> another thing i wanted to mention to marco rubio during the debate gave a shout out to governor haley, a lot of vice president talks and saying that she would be better at addressing poverty in the nation and current president barack obama and should be interesting to see what happens on sunday as south carolinians head to the polls and the last chance on a big scale for voters to see where their candidate stands as of right inte

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last night's gathering in texas may have been the most tense and intense -- with ted cruz and, especially, marco rubio taking their shots at donald trump -- in the final republican debate before super tuesday. trump came in with victories in his last three states -- nevada, south carolina and new hampshire. this tuesdaa march 1st, will bring 14 republican states that will either hold a primary or a caucuses -- about 1/4 of all republican delegates for the nomination will be in play on tuesday. with trump winning the last 3 states by a wide margin, rubio and cruz tries of the thursday night exchanges. " rubio: you're the only one on this stage that's ever been fined for workers you hired on your projects illegallylyyou hired somemerom poland- trump: i'm the only one on the stage that has hired people. you haven't hired anybody. rubio: if he hadn't inherited $200 million dollars, you know where donald trump would--- trump: no, no, no, no, no! rubio: he'd be selling watches in manhattan. " " cruz: anyone points at donald's actual record and what he said on national television. donald yells 'liar".

marco rubio. john: especially if all the other establishment candidates are down below 5%. in that same poll, we had bernie sanders closing the gap with hillary clinton, who was once the clear favorite. she is now leading the race by a statistically insignificant margin, 45% at 42%. mark, the same question -- at this moment, not just based on the poll, but your fingertip feel, the time we spent seeing them, where stands the democratic race? mark: if you look at the normal measures in terms of organize, organize, organize, sanders seems to still be the hotter candidate. his crowds are bigger, they are more fired up. they're more engaged in a movement rather than a perfunctory performance of civic response ability. hillary clinton, the event we were at, i did not think was her strongest speech. but she still has organization, and the people supporting her are more likely to turn out and caucus. john: last night, her last event of the night was the best of hers, and it was an impressive by any measure. mark: except the turnout. john: it was reasonably good-sized, but still sma

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talked about china and something he is coming to be known for, mocking his competition especially florida senator marco rubio. >> he was soaking wet like he just got out of the a swimming pool with his clothes on. it was honestly -- i will be honest, it was a sad thing to see. >> reporter: that aggressiveness is why some supporters like him. >> it is about time we have somebody who is not a politician in office and business minded to help with us all the debt we are in. >> reporter: others like these>> reporter: others like these political science student disagrees. >> the amount of rhetoric that he is able to give to his supporters and for them to actually believe it, it's mind-boggling. >> reporter: trump's speech went on for 15 minutes when an activist was kicked out by security. another one soon followed, and

. >> if there's a dog fight between especially marco rubio and jeb bush for third place, john kasich also trying to see if he can sneak into third there. reporter: tonight clinton and sanders are campaigning in nevada ahead of saturday's aixa diaz, wmur news 9. jean: the primary is over and two new hampshire sisters have completed their goal of taking a selfie with each presidential candidate. >> they're all great, they all accepted the selfie, like we'll take a selfie. jean: it started when they went to a chris christie event, the sisters say they don't have a favorite selfie that each and every one has its own story. the girls only missed one candidate that was jim webb, but they say he dropped out before they could get a selfie with him in new hampshire. tom: good thing they got all those right away because half those people aren't in the race any more. new hampshire drivers can relate to this story, up next we'll break down the technology that protects your ties from potholes. jean: also ahead, job seekers might want to consider baby-sitting, we'll tell you how child. tom: i said

mark, the impact of the debate, especially marco rubio, what i would call a strange performance, but you do the talking. >> anecdotally, i've not heard anybody for rubio, said to him as he did, with lester holt, i hear fewer and fewer people say they're deciding between rubio and some of the others. i think that rubio's lane is distant. if you're for one of the governors, we've been here, people choosing between christie, bush and kasich, or some combination of the two of them. i still think rubio can finish second, but i don't think he can win a super strong second that would have made him the de facto candidate. >> one of the big questions here is, how far will rubio fall, and the other question is, how much could christie rise. those are like the two biggest questions outstanding in terms of what's going to happen tomorrow night. >> okay. thank you, john and mark. robert, do you buy that, that it hasn't -- the bizarre performance of repeating himself five or six times verbatim hasn't hurt rubio? >> it hasn't hurt him with his base. his crowds are still big in new hampshire now. it

talked about china and something he is coming to be known for, mocking his competition especially florida senator marco rubio. >> he was soaking wet like he just got out of the a swimming pool with his clothes on. it was honestly -- i will be honest, it was a sad thing to see. >> reporter: that aggressiveness is why some supporters like him. >> it is about time we have somebody who is not a politician in office and business minded to help with us all the debt we are in. >> reporter: others like these>> reporter: others like these political science student disagrees. >> the amount of rhetoric that he is able to give to his supporters and for them to actually believe it, it's mind-boggling. >> reporter: trump's speech went on for 15 minutes when an activist was kicked out by security. another one soon followed, and >> from you mexico in are you from mexico? >> reporter: a few more were kicked out and the tone change when a group of political science protesters. the focus was from them and to this, a photographer and a secret service agent getting into an altercation. >> reporter: police initially arrest

. >>> as we mentioned earlier, they had some appearances marco rubio, especially over the weekend leading up to super tuesday where he was throwing out insult after insult after insult. >>> a big endorsement for trump, chris christy backing donald trump as well. surprising to some. >>> all right let's toss it over to melissa to see what's trending on your monday. embarrassing mix up at the oscars red carpet, an attempt to pay a complement. the website total beauty tweeted a picture of actress whoopi goldberg with the caption quote, we had no idea oprah was tatted and we love it. end quote. the l.a. based company confused whoopi goldberg with oprah winfrey and they posted an apology as well as everyone else they say that they have offendedthey'll be their ch . >>> we all know abusing animals is wrong but what about robot abuse? more about that coming up. >>> and if if you actually got to see the oscars and you saw chris rock coming out firing what he had to say in our >>> and it was an exciting game yesterday at the events center we had the highlights. rams versus your wolf pack we'll talk

i think that is jeb bush especially or even marco rubio or anybody who defended w bush against donald trump, they're going to be facing some questions about it. if it's donald trump, however, well, that's a really interesting development because he is on the right side of history generally speaking. he doesn't have all the facts right but he has the jeshl notion of how the country is moving on this issue correct >>> we're talking about the return of the iraq war in the republican campaign and in the race against hillary clinton. iraq's loose ends. it's inside story. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back to insi

a few polls show him doing better and try to make the case to voters that at this time when especially marcoubio is having a moment and showing some strength coming out of iowa, i asked him specifically about what and he was more than ready to go after marco rubio to complement some of his strengths but say to voters what, has he done? here's part of our conversation. >> every has to earn it. marco rubio has had a life around his own ambitions. he's gifted, he can turn a phrase well but what has he done? we've had seven years with a guy who could give a great speech but he's divided the country. >> reporter: and i asked governor bush about the fact he's raised so much money. it was early on thought of as the clear the field kind of candidate and there is some discomfort within the republican party. is there a time to maybe co coalesce and move toward. in south carolina, the governor is getting ready to board on the bus and headed to the next place after shaking hands here. candidates eat fast on the road. and the diner is one of the classic places that candidates visit as a part of their tou

especially for floridans marco rubio and jeb bush. trump up nearly 20%. jeb bush is in fourth. marco rubio in fifth. >> i want to thank you. we love you. we'll be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it, remember, you started it. >>> on the democratic side, a landslide win for bernie sanders over hillary clinton. sanders says tonight's win sends a clear message. >> the government of our great country belongs to call of the people and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors and their super packs. >>> chris christy told supporters he will head home to quote take a deep breath and take stock of his presidential bid. >> breaking news in orlando where an eviction notice is on a glitz ultra lounge. 11 people were shot over the weekend. demands rents be paid within two people killed in that shooting. nine others wounded. at this hour, investigators have made no arrests. we're working on new info. we'll have updates at 5:00. >>> this time in eh tonvill, where a water main broke late tonight. live pictures near college and cab real avenues. you can see the

i think that is jeb bush especially or even marco rubio or anybody who defended w bush against donald trump, they're going to be facing some questions about it. if it's donald trump, however, well, that's a really interesting development because he is on the right side of history generally speaking. he doesn't have all the facts right but he has the jeshl notion of how the country is moving on this issue correct >>> we're talking about the return of the iraq war in the republican campaign and in the race against hillary clinton. iraq's loose ends. stay with us. it's inside story. >>> welcome back to inside story. the vietnam war, a wildly expensive deadly and ultimately unsuccessful american military action rattled around our national life for decades. its long reach as was mentioned earlier stretched all the way to the 2004 presidential race. we're looking at the disappearance and reappearance of the iraq war this time on the program. almost in a mirror image iraq is making itself felt in the democratic race as bernie sanders who some suggest feel because he is running against the fo

john kasich coming out of no where to take second discussion heading to south carolina -- especially with marco rubio doing pretimportant to remember that donald trump ran away with new hampshire by more than double the votes that john kasich got. former white house press secretary ari fleischer says "the muddle in the middle of the mainstream republican candidates helps trump. they divide and he conquers."trump dominated -- but kasich was scrappy. now the republicans shift to south carolina and february 20th.that state is considered to be more religious and making it taylor made for ted cruz to do well again -- after what looks like a third place finish in new hampshire.but the race for the establishment lane of the republican party looks like it'll come down to at least john kasich -- marco rubio -- and whoever holds on between jeb b bush and chris christie.kevin barry -- fox 28 news. members of congress now have president obama's final budget. budget.the 4-point-1 trillion dollar spending plan includes tax hikes that are not expectededto get any support from republican leaders.it also propos

people said marco rubio did a better job than jeb responding to attacks on his brother. especially after the attacks,

especially for marco rubio. extend that narrative that ted cruz is a dead man walking. second for rubio would be a boost for him. second for ted cruz would be important but not as big. how close marco rubio comes in this contest it seems to me matters. i have been getting messages all when people said marco rubio might finish second. i've had people suggesting to me that marco rubio could win the nevada caucuses. i have no idea. if rubio somehow did that it would be huge news. even coming close to trump in second would help rubio's cause in making that case that it is a two-man race and he is the only one who can take on donald trump. the consolidation you are seeing in fundraising make a big difference even though the results will come in late. i suspect, despite what the rubio people are saying, the trump will win by a big margin. john: yet another full week before there is another republican contest. these results can sink in. mark: if that conventional wisdom holds that there is no one who slows donald trump down, that leaves a very narrow window for ted cruz and ma

off, you were a lot more critical of your fellow contenders from donald trump to jeb bush and especially marcoio. is this the tactic or is this the strategy you think is the winning strategy now? >> fredricka, it is choosing time. you know, we had a lot of time to introduce ourselves to the voters, make sure they knew who we were and what we stood for, now it is about choosing. when it is about choosing, you have to make distinction and differences between you and your opponents. so for me, it is about governing in a blue state with a democratic legislature, making tough decisions, making decisions every day successfully, and that's a big difference between someone that's been a governor and a united states senator. the best governors the party had in the last century, teddy roosevelt, ronald reagan were governors. this is no accident, no mistake. we will make that distinction again tonight on the stage. >> all right. tonight on the stage how are you preparing yourself? how do you suppose the dynamic will be different, particularly as pertains to donald trump not being part of the equation dur