lou: donald trump in north charleston, south carolina. as you can tell, he has an attentive and responsive audience as he does everywhere he goes. well, here to help us break down what is happening in this extraordinary, unprecedented i believe campaigns, our favorite political savant, fox news digital politics editor, chris stirewalt. >> i did not know i would be coming in on any pig blood. [laughter] you never know. lou: well, 49 out of 50 bullets, apparently, highly effective. this has got to be apocryphal, no? >> well, i'm looking here, and this is the internet, which is a weird space -- lou: oh, that's perfectly reliable. >> i read it on the internet, it must be true, and it is the story of john jay pershing, blackjack -- lou: u.s. army. >> quite so. he, apparently, there's an apocryphal story which means, as we would say in journalism, too good to check. [laughter] that he dipped a bullet to deal with muslim terrorists, he dipped bullets in pig blood, and that's what the internet says. lou: presumably, those would have been hollow p

we are just 5 days away from the south carolina republican primary. craig boswell is in north charleston where jeb bush brought in some political star power to push his struggling campaign forward. craig: former president george w. bush rallied south carolina voters to back his younger brother jeb. >> there's no doubt in my mind that jeb bush has the experience and character to be a great president. craig: the younger bush is counting on some brotherly love to help reinvigorate voters. >> i am so honored my brother is here. craig: the bush family's good rapport with the people of south carolina goes back decades. propel george w. bush to the republican nomination and the presidency in 2000 and 2004. his father, george h w bush, won the 1988 and 92 south carolina primaries. earlier in the day laura and george bush met with south carolina veterans in south carolina capital while gop front-runner donald trump slammed the president for intelligence failures prior to 9/11. >> the world trade center came down during his reign. he was the top. craig: george bush hit back acknowledging americans

business. >>> we are just minutes away from the start of jeb bush's campaign event in north charleston, south carolinathis is the first time we'll see the former president, george w. bush, on the campaign trail with his brother. we'll be here in south carolina for that. so keep it right here on msnbc for live coverage of the rally. and reaction following it. >>> good evening. i'm chris jan sing in columbia, south carolina. what a president's day it's been, for the men and woman who want to be president. let's start with what's happening right now at the north charleston coliseum. the struggling campaign of jeb bush is hoping for a lifeline from his brother, former president george w. bush. an estimated 2,500 people waiting for all of this to get going any minute now. this is the first time 43 has been on the 2016 campaign trail. and it couldn't come at a more critical time. jeb bush is tied for last place in a six-man race in the latest cnn poll. in spite of his low poll

craig: voters will decide whether south carolina is still bush country on saturday. craig boswell, cbs news, north charleston, south carolina. steve: as craig boswell just said south carolina's republican , primary is this saturday. the democratic primary is one week later. stacey: next act 10:00 -- next at 10:00 grammy recap. tonight. >> in my head it's going down. it's going down. steve: plus, the latest star ready to take on the iowa state fair grandstand. >> i heard her screaming and yelling that he's here. stacey: the surprise of a lifetime for a rhode island husband. sleeping that you won't believe. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. steve: nearly 3 months after a deadly shooting a planned -- after a deadly shooting, a planned parenthood in colorado springs is now back open. 3 people were killed, 9 others were injured in the november 27 attack. planned parenthood says added security measures are in place. accused gunman robert dear is being held at a colorado state hos

could make or break in an act of brotherly love, the 43rd president took the stage at north charleston south carolina to rally support for the man who would like to be the 45th. >> thanks to brother for giving us something to do today. george bush testified to his younger brothers readiness. he took shots at the man who is endlessly criticized both as brothers , donald trump. >> don't listen to the voices of the disenfranchised. he will rise above the petty name-calling. plenty of that held a free wheeling news conference. it's accusing george bush of failing to protect the country. >> the world trade center came down during the rain of george bush, right? it came down! john wasn't done. he threatened to sue ted cruz. >> he does not have the right to serve or one as president. he was born in canada. follows one that bernie sanders had last week in harlem. it's another reminder of the importance of the african-american vote . clinton , who used to carefully go on the lines went back to an old radio ad in which a dog barks and says something is not true. >> i am trying to figure out how we can do that

at the same time, hillary clinton was campaigning in north charleston, south carolina. she holds a sizable lead going into tomorrow's primary vote. vermont senator bernie sanders spent his time in e midwest yesterday. he spoke in flint, ichigan during a forum. super tuesday may bring some clarity in both races as 14 republican states and 11 democratic states will hold primaries or caucuses. students at dallas center-grimes are talking about a controversial basketball chant on name - taunting racially-diverse perry high school. a group of student leaders fm d-c-g met with perry athletic leaders in perry yesterday morning. d-c-g's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated "trump!" chants. a schooooadministrator says students knewewhey were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. "to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love eachother no matter what our skin color is " students and staff from d- c-g attended perry's

president bush and his wife laura planned to rally at the north charleston coliseum in north charleston south carolina. the rally marks the first time he will hit the campaign trail for his brother, job. >>> the latest cbs news poll shows donald trump with a commanding lead in south carolina just five days before the primary. he is currently the top choice among likely republican primary voters pulling a 42%. marco rubio came out on top in a different poll after saturday night's debate. another cbs hole shows 32% of republicans and independents declared him a debate winner. >> is a candidate, he supports federal taxpayer funding for planned parenthood, i disagree with him on that. >> you are probably worse than jeb bush. >> on the democratic side, clinton has the support of 59% of likely primary voters in south carolina. >>> time is running out for you to register to vote for the presidential primary election. the last day to register is tomorrow, february 16. florida is a closed primary state which means only voters who are registered members of a political party can vote for their respected party ca

south carolina on saturday and with that the momentum to propel her into next week. between now and super tuesday, she has visits to five different states plans. cecilia vega, abc news, north charleston, south carolina. >> moving on, mysterious nos at all hour coming from a silicon valley complex occupied by apple. neighbors wants to know what is going on there. building its car of the future. but it won't confirm or deny that. and a giant green wall surrounding the complex prevents any kind you have visual clues though it can't quiet the sounds. >> the noises that we would hear would be clanking metal, grinding jackhammering. >> well, the san jose america can i news reports in 2014, apple received permits for the buildings describing them as auto work and repair areas. another bit of information apple refuses to confirm or deny. >>> more fallout from cheap gas prices. halliburton which provides oil field services is cutting another 5,000 jobs. the company has already laid off more than 18,000 workers since 2014. global oil prices have fallen 670% in the last two years. >>> california drivers could be in for sticker shock. gas prices expected to increase by 30 cents a gallon. tomorro

from north charleston, south carolina. we'll be back in new york tomorrow night.er miss an episode. we take attendance and it hurts our feelings. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> this is a fox news alert. moments ago president george w. bush officially hitting the south carolina trail speaking to south carolina voters. introducing his brother candidate governor jeb bush. you will hear what governor jeb bush said straight ahead. "on the record" will monitor this event. if there is any news there or any other event, we will bring it right to you. right now justice scalia a hasn't beenu+wiwwzz are talking over his replacement. if there were rules, everyone breaks them. get ready, this fightzl replacement on the supreme court will have blood on the floor. should president obama fulfill the constitutional duties and name a successor

south carolina voters have put two bushes in the white house. come saturday, the republican presidential primary will determine if they will help a third bush on his way. randall pinkston, al jazeera, north charleston, south carolina. >>> four american journalistses who were arrested in bahrain have been released. they entered the country on tourist visas to cover the fifts 2011 uprising. the ghost said they didn't have the proper visas and accused them of taking part in a riot they were covering and providing false information to police. bahrain is a u.s. ally. the navy's fifth fleet is based there. >>> world powers push for a truce to take effect this week. staffan de mistura will meet with the syrian foreign minister today. that's something syria's president says is highly unlikely in the current circumstances. >>> this morning, russia is denying claims that its war planes struck a doctors without borders supported hospital in northern syria. the bombing left seven dead at that hospital. dozens more to do in strikes that hit four other hospitals and two schools. zeina hodor has more. >> the opposition increasingly losing ground in the northern aleppo countryside, particularly in the northern cor

from north charleston, south carolina. we'll be back in new york tomorrow night.u never miss an episode. we take attendance and it hurts our feelings. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. you tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >>> >> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this o'reilly factor election 2016 special. we're going to go right to our top story, the battle for the supreme court. the sudden death of justice antonin scalia creating one of the biggest political fights in years over whether president obama should nominate scalia's next replacement or leave it to the next president. president obama is leaving little doubt where he stands. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time. there will be plenty of time for me to do so and%< for the senate to fulfill its

south carolina. south carolina voters have put two bushes in the white house, comsat the republican presidential primary will determine if they will help a third bush on his way. randall pinkston, north charlestonh carolina. >>> on the democratic side bernie sanders has a busy morning beginning with a prayer breakfast and town hall at the university of carolina and he spoke to big crowds in michigan, nearly 10,000 turned out at a rally at eastern michigan university, before the event he met with several flint residents and called it one of the most difficult meetings he ever had and hillary clinton focusing energies in nevada ahead of saturday's caucuses and held two rallies there on monday and talked about her supreme court nominee in the wake of scalia's death. >> the other argument they make oh, my gosh it's an election year, the last time i looked the constitution did not have a parentheses the president nominees except in an election year, that is not the way our system works but more than that in 1988 the last year of president regan's presidency an election year, president reagan nominated justice kennedy and the senate acted. so their arguments are flimsy. >> including that regionen app

here at home in april of 015 in north charleston, south carolina when following a daytime traffic spot, walter scott is shot and killed by michael slager, a white challenge police officer. so has the incident in ferguson led to an uptick in crime due to a pullback of police? usc criminology professor out. he calls it the ferguson effect and his findings are mixed. the big takeaway. >> there's n systemic country-wide, u.s.-wide ferguson effect on crime rates. meaning that the direction of crime trends before ferguson was no different than eaver. >> reporter: he studied 81 large u.s. cities with populations of at least 200,000 people. now, the study did show some increases. >> when you look at robbery rates, there appears to be some between the ferguson effect and increases in robbery rates across the country. >> reporter: and there's more. >> within a handful of cities a select group of cities there appears to be a significant increase in homicide rates. >> reporter: now, in columbia, dr. wolfe credits the richland county sheriff's department transpampcy transparency. the study is the m

front-runner saying in no way was this a personal attack, nor an indication of how to vote. north charleston, south carolina. >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell in nevada where bernie sanders is pulling even with hillary clinton, and as time runs out the contest is getting nasty. >> i'm not just promising free this and free that and free everything. >> reporter: sanders dialing up his criticism of bill clinton at the msnbc telemundo town hall. >> bill clinton did a pretty good job as president, but let's be clear. i happen to think that our trade agreements from nafta through tpp have been a disaster. >> reporter: the clintons firing back. >> i just don't know where all this comes from because maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for democrat. >> hillary's opponent jumped all over me last night. that campaign has been remarkably fact-free. >> i need you saturday. >> reporter: key to wing here, union workers, 55% latino so both candidates hit a picket line. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and clinton drumming up union support in the casinos where caucuses oppo

south carolina primary, the remaining six g.o.p. candidates are pulling out all the stops. you are looking live there at a rally in north charleston, south carolina where jeb bush's brother former president george w. bush will be speaking on behalf of his brother as he tries to win the white house. they will campaign side by side tonight for the first time. we will have more on the campaign trail on the cbs evening news. >>> if you want to vote in ohio's march primary you have until tomorrow to register. the board of elections will stay open until 9:00 tomorrow night and you can also register at all public libraries. >> mark: four kent police officers are back on-the-job following a shooting in december. with a machete. they shot and killed him of the after an investigation they determined officers followed department policy and procedure. >>> a cleveland recruit deshawn wells faces ovi and weapons charges. in january cadets arrived in columbus to go to the highway patrol academy instead of training here. >> romona: an akron group is taking a stand against gun violence. harry boomer takes us to a gym where kids are learning to sho

katy tur in north charleston, south carolina, where trump will rally at 7:00. hallie, you know the cruz campaign. they got an endorsement from congressman mark sanford today. who knows whether that stuff moves the needle, but i think it's clear the cruz folks, i think, are looking over their shoulder as much as they're looking at trump. >> you know it, chuck. they've kind of got eyes in the back of their head, looking at rubio, eyes up ahead looking at donald trump, as it appears this race may be tightening in south carolina. and you are seeing cruz all week long, really, in south carolina, chuck, hammering both of these candidates. we heard him talk about donald trump today, talking about how his positions on israel are not right for the republican party. we heard cruz hitting trump on making america great again, only being on ball caps and cruz saying, you've got to do more than that. you also saw him slamming marco rubio. this is something where we are seeing this race potentially tighten and get, as befits south carolina's reputation, a little bit nasty. cr

he rallied voters in north charleston, south carolina, sharing what it takes to be president. he says he's sure his brother can do the job. >> it's a serious job that requires sound judgment and good ideas, and there's no doubt in my mind that jeb bush has the experience and character to be a great president. >> the former president point to the name-calling that's taken place in the 2016 presidential election. he also told the crowd, quote, we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our frustrations. >> the death of antonin scalia on saturday is leaving the with four conservative and four liberal justices. every gop presidential candidate has said the next president should appoint the replacement, but president obama pledged he would do it. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time. >> today, demonstrators gathered on the snowy steps of the supreme court to urge senators to consider the president's nomination. a judge ruled scalia died of natural causes. a texas judge, a local one there, and that no aut

craig boswell cbs news north charleston south carolina. nevada will be the third state in the country to nominate the candidate -- holding it's caucus this saturday. and the silver state will be the fourth to select a republican nominee, a week from tomorrow. as paul nelson shows us -- both parties are eager to get the vote out. caucus training washoe county democrats are training precinct captains -- working to be as prepared as possible for the caucus. party leaders say they're hoping for a big turnout, saturday -- when voters will decide who they want to represent their party for the white house bid. cecilia "it's time for folks to step up and get involved, get involved with your neighbors and come on out and make a difference." nevada has the first-in-the-west caucus. while iowa and new hampshire have already chosen their nominees -- she says the electorate is much different in the silver state. cecilia "we have a much more diverse economy, rich in minorities, blacks, hispanics, represent most of the country." adam "being the first in

the two appeared together at rally in north charleston, south carolina it is the first time the 43rd president has campaigned for his brother. while not mentioning donald trump by name the former president sharply criticized him. >> and i understand that americans are angry and frustrated. bye but we do not need someone in the oval who mirrors our anger and frustration. >> both former presidents bush, 41 and 43, won south caroline at primary in their race for the white house. the republican primary is saturday. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton makes an unusual point in an unusual manner. while campaigning in reno, never add a she quote add old campaign campaign ad in arkansas about training dogs to bark if a a politician says something that's not true. >> we need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they saw zero say these things, like oh, you know the great recession was caused by too much regulation, bark bark bark, you snow. >> the democratic presidential candidate is suggesting k9's can play a role in politics while talking about regulating wall street. nevada is hol

bush, appeared at a rally in north charleston, south carolina, it is the first time the 43rd president has campaigned, though candidates have discussed his presidency during debate. he told vote that's his brother has what it takes to occupy the oval office. >> and there is no doubt in my mind that jeb bush has the experience and the character to be a great president. >> both george w. bush and his father, george h.w. bush, won the south carolina primary during their presidential bids. republicans vote on saturday. >> meantime, gop front runner donald trump continues to threaten lawsuit against texas senator ted cruz. trump first brought up the issue last weekend saying cruz is ineligible to run for president because he was born in canada. legal experts are divided on the issue since cruz was born to an american mother. trump saidel file the lawsuit unless rust stops airing false adds in south carolina now, south carolina democrats still vote week later on february 27th. before that the two democratic candidates will square off during the nevada caucus on saturday. hillary clinton held

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. >> randall pinkston in north charleston, south carolina. thank you. >>> south carolina is now flooded with campaign ads. some residents say they have never seen so many presidential commercials before. david shuster reports. >> reporter: days before the south carolina g.o.p. primary, the republican candidates and their super pacs have already spent $24 million in the state on television ads. that's three times as much as 2012. an independent media group says that almost half of the ads have come from one super pac that supports jeb bush. the latest spot features his brother, george w. >> the first job of the president is to protect america. our next president must be prepared to lead. i know jeb. i know his good heart and his strong backbone. >> reporter: donald trump and ted cruz have been hammering each other with attack ads. >> ted cruz, the worst kind of washington insider who just can't be trusted. >> reporter: trump pulled that spot after deciding it was too negative. cruz is hitting trump with a humous video featuring children. >> loo

the former president rallied voters in north charleston, south carolina for his brother jeb in a state where voters will head to the polls this saturday. and in florida -- former president bill clinton wawa campaiaiing for his wife -- former secretary of state hillary clinton.he's been doing this for weeks now. weekend. also on the campaign trail -- businessman donald trump is threatening ted cruz with a lawsuit challenging his eligibility to serve in the white house... house...unls cruz stops airing certain ads that the trump campaign calls "false ads."trump has said a federal court should decide if cruz meets the constitutional requirement to serve as president since he was born in canada.some legal experts have already said cruz *does qualify. bubuone of the biggest issues this week, is who should appoint the supreme court justice to replace justice antonin scalia. scalia.candidates from both des of the aisle quickly started arguing over the president's right to appoint a justice in the "lame duck" part of his presidency. university of iowa political science professor tim hagle says

at the same time, hillary clinton was campaigning in north charleston, south carolina. she holds a sizable lead going into tomorrow's primary vote. vermont sator bernie sanders spent his time in the midwest yesterday. he spoke in flint, michigan during a a rum. super tuesday may bring some clarity in both races as 14 republican states and 11 democratic states will hold primaries or caucuses. studentntat dallas center-grimes are talking about a controversial basketball chant on monday. a group chanted trump's name - taunting racially-diverse perry high school. perry athletic leaders in perry yeststday morning. d-c-g's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated "trump!" chants. a school administrator says students knew they were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. "to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love eacacther no matttt what our skin color is " students and staff from d- c-g attended perry's district ch

aathe same time, hillary clinton was campaigning in north charleston, south carolina. she holds a sizable lead going into tomorrow's primary vote. vermont senator bernie sanders spent his time in the midwest yesterday. he spoke in flint, michigan during a forum. in a tv-9 follow-up this a doctor says a man accused of sexually assaulting, beating and killing a dubuque woman doesn't understand his charges. the doctor who evaluated 20-year-old helmon betwell says he has a mental disorder. betwell faces murder and sexual assault charges for killing, 66- year-old nancy krapfl. police say she was taking a walk around 17th street and central avenue on september 1st of last year when betwell attacked her. betwell's attorney filed a motion on tuesday requesting a hearing to determine if he was competent enough to stand trial. he also wants betwell's criminal proceedings suspended until that hearing happens. the founder of the midamar food company will l rve two years in federal prison. a judge delivered that sentence to bill aossey yesterday. last year, a jury found the 74 year

you are looking live at the north charleston performing arts center in south carolina where any moment former president george w. bush will be holding a rally for his brother jeb bush. first the gloves cape off at saturday's republican debate. trump attacked bush and his family and jeb fired back. >> i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive, in my mind. while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm proud of what he did. >> the world trade center came down ... [booing] charles: joining me now tammy bruce, kathy kaylor. senator brown. congratulations in new hampshire you pulled off a huge win there. was it sullied in any way with what happened saturday night? not just donald trump but the way it was hand, it was a blood sport. >> politic is a blood sport. i said that before. if you don't like it, get out. that being said, i would like them to point out what they can do better. this plays into the democrats' hand. but south krcial is known as being a blood supported kind of are

come up with a good performance here in south carolina which may determine whether his candidacy can continue. tony. >> randall pinkston for us in north charlestonsouth carolina. >>> the white house is condemning the intensified bombing in northern syrian. nearly 50 sillians were killed today after air strikes by russia hit two hospitals and a school. this latest round of bombing is also increasing the risk of direct confrontation between turkey and syria. >> reporter: there is no red line in syria's war, that seems to be the message in the attacks, a school, a hospital, and other locations were hit, by what the opaccusationsies were russian air strikes and ground-to-ground missiles. among the casualties were recently escaped syrians. turkey had called the town a red line, and prom missed not to allow the town to fall, because it is being threatened by the ypg, a kurdish armed group, ankara calls terrorists. >> translator: the ypg has stepped back. if they come any closer, they will see the most severe reaction. we will not allow asaz to fall. >> reporter: turkey has already acted. it has been targeting positions inside syria to prevent the adva

south carolina primary and c-span road to the white house coverage continues. live at 5:30 p.m. ted cruz in west columbia, south carolina. and donald trump speaks in north charlestonina. >> i think we are going through a aggressive revolution. now is a -- a progressive revolution. now is a good time to look at how did a guy we thought was a real progressive, how did he do and what did we learn from that experience as we move into the next administration ? announcer: a critical look at the obama presidency. senator bernie sanders recently spoke out in favor of the book. blurb does not endorse the book it repeats a point that he makes in every campaign speech, which is twofold. one, we need a political revolution. that's his phrase. and that political revolution means that the progressives have to really keep the pressure on the next president, whom we hope will be a democrat and a progressive, bernie or hillary, -- being stick to the true to the progressive agenda and follow through and not compromise it away. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: live on c-span come "washington journal" is next. then we go to the supreme court were