[applause] ms. bush: his dad and i are very proud of him. ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, jeb bush. [applause] mr. bush: thank you, mama. thank you all. thank you. you can sit. everybody can sit. thank you all very much. wow. mom, my crowd size is normally not this large. [laughter] mr. bush: i wonder why. it is such a joy to be with friends, to be with my mother, who i adore, who is an inspiration. i cannot tell you in the probably 90 versions of town hall meetings i have done all across this state, how many times people came up and said, "your mother, i love your mother. i love your mother." [laughter] [applause] mr. bush: over and over again. she is not as great as everybody thinks she is, i can tell you that, but -- [laughter] [boos] mr. bush: i jokingly say that, when we were growing up in midland and houston, mom was fortunate to not have a child-abuse hotline available, because the discipline of learning right and wrong was her doing. my dad was this perfect, idyllic man who to this day is the greatest ma

as i am leaving to go to the library walks ms. bush. and she said you are coming in. had you are you? i love your work, barbara. and she said the name is laura. no, i didn't mess that up really. maybe i did? i don't know. but i really am very appreciative of the exposure i get. i tell people it is all about perspective with me. people wonder how i have such a good attitude and keep smiling and i have had a lot of friends not make it back home. if you are in the service, you know what i am talking about. seven months after i was hit my buddy got hit in a hum vee and all five people died. he had a three year old and a wife. he will never hold his wife's hand again, take his daughter to school, or see his mother for the holidays. i think it would be selfish if i didn't keep going forward. i have the ability to take my daughter to school, go to the gym, take my wife on dates. nobody wants to hang out with me because i lost my arms and legs -- that is a joke. the book is near-time best seller. khloe kardashian is beating me in my bracket right now. and i am all about winni

very much in the negligent "saturday night live" does ms. bush have any impact? > older women vote reliably here as elsewhere. i think they're up for grabs a fair amount and i think jeb bush needs attention. trump gets attention whenever he wants, rubio gets attention, cruz because he's aggressive. >> just won iowa. yeah, so you've got bush and kasich and christie struggling for attention and i think for one day jeb bush got attention and that the not nothing with just a week between iowa and new hampshire. >> rose: what economic -- what's the difference in policy in terms of economic policy? >> within the republican party? >> rose: yeah. there really isn't that much. they've so far adopted an old fashioned tax-cutting strategy. rubio is trying to distinguish himself a bit by expanding the earned income tax credit. trump broke on trade. he's saying he'll impose tariffs which is a revolutionary thing for a republican to do. but the core tax policies are still reagan-ite. it will be interesting to see if trump got the nomination whether he would reverse course on th

christie and bush and kasich, ms. len ski. have to get double digits in order to continue although bush can because his money is there but the other two have to get double digits. in your opinion, will that happen to any of those three? >> i mean, i would honestly disagree with the premise. they need to do better than double digits. they need to to win. >> none of them is going to win. there is no way they are going to win. >> they are not going to win. but they need to win in that sort -- they have to hit that second place. if bush comes out of that lane and he is second to rubio, i think he is done. i think. >> he will stay though. he won't fold it. >> he is going to run out of money and the same is true with christie. i mean, christie has said he is toast if he doesn't do well here. kasich, kasich is in the same boat. kasich is in the same boat. >> from your vantage point, you have seen any of those degree gain momentum and acceptability? >> no. >> you haven't. how about you from do tuohy, duaneing anything in your opinion?

as i am leaving to go to the library walks ms. bush. and she said you are coming in. had you are you? i love your work, barbara. and she said the name is laura. no, i didn't mess that up really. maybe i did? i don't know. but i really am very appreciative of the exposure i get. i tell people it is all about perspective with me. people wonder how i have such a good attitude and keep smiling and i have had a lot of friends not make it back home. if you are in the service, you know what i am talking about. seven months after i was hit my buddy got hit in a hum vee and all five people died. he had a three year old and a wife. he will never hold his wife's hand again, take his daughter to school, or see his mother for the holidays. i think it would be selfish if i didn't keep going forward. i have the ability to take my daughter to school, go to the gym, take my wife on dates. nobody wants to hang out with me because i lost my arms and legs -- that is a joke. the book is near-time best seller. khloe kardashian is beating me in my bracket right now. and i am all about winni

christie and bush and kasich ms. len ski. have to get double digits in order to continue although bush can because his money is there but the other two have to get double digits. in your opinion will that happen to any of those three? >> i mean, i would honestly disagree with the premise. they need to do better than double digits. they need to to win. >> none of them is going to win. there is no way they are going to win. >> they are not going to win. but they need to win in that sort -- they have to hit that second place. if bush comes out of that lane and he is second to rubio, i think he is done. i think. >> he will stay though. he won't fold it. >> he is going to run out of money and the same is true with christie. i mean, christie has said he is toast if he doesn't do well here. kasich kasich is in the same boat. kasich is in the same boat. >> from your vantage point you have seen any of those degree gain momentum and acceptability? >> no. >> you haven't. how about you from do tuohy duaneing anything in your opinion? >> t

what will you do for research to help prevent cancers, ms, all those other diseases that need more research? mr. bush: there are a couple of places where i think we should be spending more money. for everything else, you have to figure out how to spend less. the place where we need just been more money is defense, national security. it is research and development for alternative energy sources and drug discovery. and space. because of national security. also, our country should be more aspirational. i think the space program symbolizes that, the technologies and discoveries that you can find in space have direct benefit for our country. but it also has a national security implication. the space program has been really good. those are the places we need to spend more money. as it relates to drug discovery, there have been big increases in the national institute of health. we need to restore those cuts. can we be more efficient? yeah, because the cost is doubling like, every 10 years, and the time for drugs to be approved is also doubling. that cost is borne by all of us. apart from cancer, which my mo

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bush dropped out of the race. gary nelson will have more on ahead on the cbs4 ms. of 6 pm. >>> that poland was trumps momentum will put major pressure on sen. rubio and sen. tran20 five at the debate tonight for this is the last debate before super tuesday next week. omar is life tonight in houston where the debate is just a few hours away. >>reporter: good afternoon , this is debate kicks off in about three hours at the university of houston. donald trump is the front- runner. but the battle for second and third could take center stage. after three straight wins, donald trump walked into tonight's debate as the gop presidential front-runner. as the battle between sen. tran20 five and marco rubio they could turn ugly. >> those two fighting each other would be pro wrestling, no holds barred. >>reporter: this is the final debate before voters as 12 states head to the polls on super tuesday through 600 delegates are up for grabs. texas is 155 delegates. chop leaves the delegate count with 81 and rubio inch and 25 are behind him, tied with 17. the pressure is on 1025 t

bush and evan kilpatrick reception -- in section in 09. the move ends the long-standing alliance they have had at hendrick motorsports where they received engines and chassis. very interesting. despite ms. to the contrary, the tigers agent says he is progressing nicely after back surgery. a couple of big games to note. we told you about north carolina's. the one villanova and number five xavier took the 76ers don't have much going right but that actually went right for them. he got clobbered. he wheeled and he still scored. out of philadelphia basketball. >>> breaking news tonight. a new outbreak of deadly tornadoes. decimating homes and towns. on high alert. fears the biggest threat is yet to come. >>> exploding air bags bombshell. news tonight half of all cars being driven right now in america might need to be recalled as investigators say the air bag maker continues to deceive customers even after deadly crashes. >>> trump landslide. after crushing the competition in nevada, tonight he's aiming for a super tuesday knockout. also, milania trump, a rare one-on-one interview. does she ever think he's gone too far. >>> and shocking blast caught on camera. a man's pocket suddenly bursts

bush can stay in because he has the money it becomes a war of attrition. ms.let's assume and i believe this is true as well. but don't take it to the bank because my super bowl prediction was awful and i will deal with that later. i'm copping to it. i think trump is going to win. i don't know if he is going to win by all that much though. i think the second and third contenders are going to take a lot of that. who do you see second and third, ms. cohen? >> well, i think kasich has a real shot at coming in second place and the latest monmouth poll he came in second place. he has done over 100 town halls here. he has definitely had momentum. marco rubio is still doing well although that debate he fumbled the ball. there is no doubt about it in that exchange with chris christie. i think we can see a surge with jeb bush. agree with jack because he has climbed nine points in one of the latest monmouth polls as well. >> okay. so, right now, those four names, trump, kasich, bush, and rubio are the ones that you both sees a fighting it out. >> yes. >> are you dismissi

bush, met privately with governor haley. each of the g.o.p. candidates is battling force that is donald trump he has a sizable lead in the south carolina polls. trum april period on ms nbc, confident he got the broad appeal to win nomination. >> i will have states that be in ever thought of getting in terms of a republican. >> reporter: he was also asked if he can behave like a president. >> i think my biggest -- judge trump will participate in the cnn town hall thursday night with jeb bush and john kasich. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> battle in the nevada caucus continues to titan. bernie sanders and hill willry clinton are in a statistical dead lock. clinton is just one point ahead, 48 percent to 47 percent. >>> nevada democrats hold their caucus on saturday. >>> 5:09. did your cable get out this week? comcast is now giving out refunds. what you need to do to get money back. >>> call it the security showdown between fbi and apple will and there is a lot at stake for all of us. the reason you should care about tech giant's fight against the government. >>> also turkey trouble, in a new jersey neighborhood, that problem these bird cause for a mailm

bush and john kasich will attend a town hall on cnn tonight. meanwhile, the democrats are focusing on their caucus in nevada and have a town hall tonight on ms-nbc. >> nancy: iraq searching for potentially deadly radioactive material stolen late last year. its disappearance has raised fear it is material could fall into the hands of isis fighters. >> reporter: it's a nightmare scenario. isis packing radioactive material into explosives. making a so-called dirty bomb. now a key ingredient used by the oil industry to check for leaks in pipes has vanishled an iraqi government document seen by nbc news confirms that a highly dangerous radioactive material was stolen from a storage facility linked to weatherford oil company in november. u.s.-based weatherford oil told nbc news "we do not own, operate, or control sources of irriddium 192 or the bunker where it is stored. a different company held the material." nbc news has not been able to reach them for comment. >> we are not seen any indication the material in question has been acquired by any terrorist groups in the region. but obviously, we continue to take these reports very seriously. >> reporte

bush. >>> today we all went to the most beautiful baby shower we have ever been to. >> megan stackhouse. we're going to show some fun pictures tomorrow. >> and don't miss ms. hoda's music video debut. >> and ben stiller. >> and valentine's day, in less >> y she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton

ms. pelham and the commission for moving forward. >> i agree with mr. bush in the sense that the budget administratively are very clear policy message. since 2008, will have second worst economic crisis since the great depression the city budget has picked up very rapidly have worked all the departments ask for more money and get more money. yet, for some strange reason the former executive director the budget stayed flat. i think that's in a clear message of those no intention of supporting the efforts of the ethics commission. i'm very encouraged to see that both the commission and the staff are looking forward to what is it voters want us to do. how well have we been doing it and what we need to do as far as resources in other words to move in the direction the city needs to move. if you ask most -most want to be involved in politics. they do not want to vote because they figure politics is something intractable. it's dishonest. it's whatever. the ethics commission is a place where people can bring concerns and get answers and also the fact that the cases