the 2000 caucuses showcased a fight between vice president al gore and senator bill bradley. texas governor george w. bush came out on top against five other candidates. 2004 was a surprise finish, with sentors jjn kerry and john edwards finishing first and second. former vermontgovernor howard dean came in third. 2008... fighting it out against presumptive front-runner hillary clinton and an unknown senator - barack obama..... leaders from both parties hop that using a new microsoft app will simplify the recording process this year iowa voters are making history when they go to their caucus location

. >> here's later in debate, al gore walked up to bush. >> al gore tries to come over and be the bully and get in his face. bush doesn't say anything. just looks at him, smiles, gives him the head wink, and goes on. >> i believe i can. >> that was it. it just -- you know, it just absolutely devastated gore. >> you watch him go. >> yeah. we all revert to our junior high mentality, you know, when our team scored. yeah, you know! >> most people don't know is that bush had been prepared. >> jud gregg, who had played the role of al gore in the debate prep, had seen him pull this trick. he said to bush, be prepared, he's going to come and get in your face. we all dismissed at the time, but sure enough it happened. >> which raises the question how do candidates prepared? these two debate coaches showed me. they prepped president bush for debate. o'donnell later coached mitt romney and michele bachmann. they spent hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidate stand in front of a podium like this as realistic as possible? >> yeah. you want a strong bearing, erect. look at

aaron burr. >> jake he attended vanter built -- >> al gore. >> correct. s.e., at 21 he was injured in a car accident in france -- >> romney. >> despite never being in the military he once held the title of assistant secretary of the navy. >> roosevelt. >> incorrect. burr. >> he worked on wall street. >> gore. >> incorrect. >> roosevelt. he asked his grandchildren to call him ike. >> roosevelt. >> incorrect. romney. >> s.e., his name was featured in a 1993 advertisement for the got milk campaign? >> aaron burr. >> one of the guests at this man's wedding was this future president gerald ford. >> al gore. >> incorrect. romney. >> s.e. he once hosted a hot dog pickny for british royalty at this family's estate. >> roosevelt. >> nicely done. >> i don't want your pity. >> i'm not trying to be patronizing. >> i thought i was being supportive. >> we do need that kind of individual encouragement. >> everyone has been there. >> lesson learned. i will now be much more -- >> it's just the tone. >> just a little judgy. >> i would say you got five correct. now that sou

to al gore. i don't think it was activism in some sense. but i am skeptical of the idea that activism means anything other than people say this is an opinion i do not like. rick: i went back for my 2012 voting wars book. nobody comes in looking good. everybody probably would agree that one of the problem we had in the election was an out-of-control supreme court. you look at all the decisions made, ideology played such a strong role. in the heat of the moment, it was very difficult for anyone to be objective about it. this is really interesting. florida's ballots are public record. so the ballots themselves were transported to north organization in illinois to have the ballots recounted, after everything is over and bush is already president. what they found, uncontested alice, someone -- on contested ballots, they were much more likely to find a vote for gore than if the counter was republican. it was hard for anybody to be objective even after the fact. in the heat of the moment, these things a

guys >> i went and shook hands with al gore and he signed an autograph and assured us all many times they will put a stop to this if elected. >> reporter: but they didn't. the hazardous waste incinerator went on line and the group has been fighting ever since. this which they say releases led, murcury and other toksins. >> it is not normal that we have all these cancers. we are at risk >> reporter: there have been protests, even arrests, but nothing has changed. >> the waste industry pours so much money into donating to politicians and their elections, that we can't compete with that. their dollars are always going to win. >> that's what we took out for clinton. >> reporter: this man has been fighting the hazardous waste decades. >> shut this facility down. tear this facility down. move it out. >> you've probably heard that we were promised that they would shut this plant down or it would never go online. they didn't do it. now the politicians kind of stay away from it because it's not the - they see what has happened to this area and it's not a positive thing to run on. it's all neg

bush defeated al gore in one of the most highly contested races in u.s. history. this 90 minute event is courtesy of cnn. >> tonight, a crucial debate for the three remaining republican presidential candidates. joining me in south carolina, site of saturday's gop primary, senator john mccain of arizona. former reagan administration official, ambassador alan keyes. and texas governor george w. bush. they're next on a special edition of "larry king live: election 2000." this is the south carolina republican debate. ♪ larry king: good evening. a couple of notes before we start. we're at seawell's banquet center here in columbia, south carolina, the capital of this state. this event tonight is sponsored by bipec. that's the south carolina business and industry political education committee. this is the second such event they've held. they held one four years ago. we are live, as you can tell. there is an audience here of people enjoying it. we have asked them to remain attentive so that you can listen to everything our guests say. a couple of other notes, this is go

-- and this is true about al gore. he can run but he cannot hide. larry king: do all of you expected tough race in november? governor bush: there are not a lot of mothers and dads naming their sons, bill clinton. [laughter] larry king: we have about 10 minutes. i am going to get each of you a minute and a half to wind things down. in these final moments, do some hopscotching for topics. around the world. should jerusalem the capital of israel? governor bush: yes. mr. keyes: yes. i think we ought to recognize it. senator mccain: yes, immediately. that will make the peace process much simpler. as soon as the palestinians and others know exactly where the the capital is, they will be off the table. larry king: should the united states the involved in settling disputes? mr. keyes: yes. larry king: we should be involved in ireland and england? mr. keyes: it is the role we play given our position in the world. where we can play it constructively, we ought to do. senator mccain: i give senator george mitchell credit for the f

i would love to take both of these records and sit them in an empty chair in a debate against al gore and see who wins. i think that we've got to remember that what you can do to stand before the american people, articulate what's on their heart, how it relates to the great principles of this country, and how we have to address those principles in order to enter the next century with the confidence that as a decent people we will retain our liberty, not keep handing it off to the government, that's the challenge we face, in a year, by the way, when -- if the spokesman of the republican party isn't able to meet the moral challenge of this nation's life, we will lose the election because that's where the democrats are vulnerable. king: are you questioning the moral -- are you questioning the moral challenge of. keyes: i question their ability to articulate on the moral issues of our time, a clear and passionate and convicted case that can persuade and move the people of this country. and if you can't do it, by the way, in this election year, economy booming, world relatively at peace, i

bush received the republican caucus over steve forbes and al gore won the democratic caucus, beating out bill bradley by nearly 30 percent. our kwwl team went to caucus sites across eastern iowa. kwwl's olivia mancino was ii black hawk county and reports at it was a big night here at voiced their opinions on candidates, and you really got a trump, others voiced their support for candidates like ben carson and rand paul i spoke to a caucser after everything was counted "i thought it was very good, efficient,, well organized, things were calmed, i can bumping people, everything was squared away" he says his candidate didnt win other states "in this very precinct ted cruzz took the win with 32 votes and trump came in second, ruio n third, but of course this was covered in waterloo olivia mancino kwwl news" on the democratic side -- there were two different caucuses at cunningham elementary in waterloo. hillary clinton won both by a landslide. a woman who talks to the minorities of the groups trying to get them to join her preferance group. here's why she says this process works: opportu

but al gore wanted the courts to decide it. so the only question in bush versus gore was whether the presidency would be decided by the florida supreme court or by the united states supreme court. that was the only question, and that's not a hard one. >> no regrets? >> oh, no regrets at all, especially since it's clear that the thing would have ended up the same way anyway. the press did extensive research into what would have happened if what al gore wanted done had been done county by county, and he would have lost anyway. >> when people say about you that you're this fantastic justice -- no one disputes that -- incredibly charismatic, and you ask the most questions. apparently -- >> i don't ask the most questions. >> apparently, you do. >> no, that's not true. >> apparently someone has said that in the last 25 years you are the guy that asks the most questions. >> i used to be. >> you ask more than justice thomas, right? >> that's a low bar. >> it's just a bit weird. the guy can join the supreme court and literally not ask a

bush in the white house on 9/11 and not al gore. and i think that you can look back in hindsight and say a couple of things, but he kept us safe, and not only did he keep us safe, but no matter what you want to say about the weapons of mass destruction, saddam hussein was in violation of u.n. resolutions, open violations, and the world would not do anything about it, and george w. bush did what the world demanded. >> how did he keep us safe when the world trade center -- >> and now, let's get some reaction from the debate when charles krauthammer joins us to night from san diego. charles. >> well, look, always the moments that happen in the debates that are often overlooked and end up to be the thing that people remember. i think what was sort of unusual about this debate is how incredibly sincere and spontaneous everyone was because if any of them had strategies coming in, it fell apart instantly, especially trump, who was reacting as he himself said to you from all the attacks left and right. but i think that he might have made a

bush in the white house on 9/11 and not al gore. >> and talking about the taxes and people who don't have any skin in the game. >> social security? >> i am the only one who will save it. >> and old fashioned politics. >> this is just crazy, okay. this is just nuts. >> and analysis of the presidential debate ahead of the south carolina primary. the coverage of the debate starts right now. >>> good evening and welcome the washington. i'm bret baier and over the next hour, we will break down the republican presidential debate and who did well and who didn't and what the race looks like now, and with one more week of intense campaigning before voting, the south carolina primary a week from today. begin with the man in greenville, south carolina, the site of the debate, our national correspondent john roberts. fiery moment? >> yes, fiery indeed. if i were to pick out a couple of moments of where this race were to go in the next six days, first and foremost would be the dust-up of jeb bush and donald trump. jeb bush knows that in order to

and you had your morning show on byrent tv and it was run financiers, al gore and others. what was your reaction when al that to al jazeera? mr. press: i felt the road ahead -- i felt the rug had been pulled out from under us because , we had been told by the former vice president and others that this was a serious effort to build the first progressive television network in this country. we were in it for the long haul. i find out from a call from a friend of mine that said what is up with al jazeera, we had never been told anything was in the works. i don't begrudge the vice president for making all the money. god bless america, but i sort of felt betrayed that his interest was, nothing wrong with that, he saw an opportunity to make a lot of money. he did. he did not pursue building this progressive network, which the country needed. brian: how much of the anger in the united states centers around the fact that he sold out to an oil country? mr. press: i do not think it was that. brian: that didn't make you mad? he is building this progressive network, that he cashes out

bush in the white house on 9/11 and not al gore. >> and talking about the taxes and people who don't have any skin in the game. >> social security? >> i am the only one who will save it. >> and old fashioned politics. >> this is just crazy, okay. this is just nuts. >> and analysis of the presidential debate ahead of the south carolina primary. the coverage of the debate starts right now. >>> good evening and welcome the washington. i'm bret baier and over the next hour, we will break down the republican presidential debate and who did well and who didn't and what the race looks like now, and with one more week of intense campaigning before voting, the south carolina primary a week from today. begin with the man in greenville, south carolina, the site of the debate, our national correspondent john roberts. fiery moment? >> yes, fiery indeed. if i were to pick out a couple of moments of where this race were to go in the next six days, first and foremost would be the dust-up of jeb bush and donald trump. jeb bush knows that in order to

solamente el conductor que la recogiÓ y se la pasó al gore. a los jÓvenes el papa les dijo de manera reiterada que ellos son la riqueza de mÉxico y que no lo decÍa como una adulaciÓn. papa francisco: uno de los mayores tesoros de esta tierra mexicana tiene rostro joven. (ovaciones) son sus jÓvenes. sÍ, son ustedes la riqueza de esta tierra. cuidado, no dije la esperanza. inÉs: por Último comentarte que el papa bendijo cruces que los jÓvenes mexicanos llevaron en peregrinaciÓn por todo el paÍs. ademÁs, fue develada una cruz gigantesca y desde un sector del estadio se exhibiÓ una enorme representaciÓn del espÍritu santo. con bailes y cantos tÍpicos el papa francisco recibiÓ hoy el calor de los michoacanos. en esta madrugada, a las cuatro mÁs o menos, se espera que esto estÉ lleno de gente fuera de la nunciatura porque quieren despedir al papa. se va directamente a ciudad juÁrez a vivir una intensa jornada en el dÍa de maÑana para luego regresar a roma. volvemos contigo, enrique. enrique: la Última noche del papa francisco

,ne thing that bill clinton did he picked al gore from tennessee. demographic, but also a new democrat. someone who is part of this new wave of the democratic party. candidates were backgrounds,eir able to capture enough votes in the formally-solid democratic south to win nationally. it was one piece of this victory. win anyot does not electoral votes but he becomes a decisive factor. today,have tried to do -- in this book, is to bring is to weave elections into the tapestry of history. they are not just fun contests, they are reflections and things that propel economic and cultural change. of america.lections they are reflections of where citizens are. as dysfunctional as we might , itk the system might be has been a way for individuals to have their voice heard. it gives us some lessons for today. and the lesson of new media technology, reshaping how to run and win first, it was newspapers, then radio, then television, then cable. it is the same story all over again. the campaigns that capture that new media platform effectively are the ones that

rows about one of his most famous decisions that led george w bush taking the white house instead of al gore. >> the remedy for a case is always subject to the courts discretion. >> his absence on this court will change potentially the balance of the supreme court. remember the supreme court is now narrowly divided. >> he may not be able to get passed the republican congress before the >> he leaves behind a wife, nine children and several grandchildren. on wtsp.com, you will find more information about his death. >>> new information on a 40-acre fire. this fire broke out near the citrus and hernando county line. tonight the fire is being contained. the i-15 is opened again. >>> three university students were shot this morning. one is from the bay area. students gathered in daytona beach to honor the students that were shot at an off campus party after a fire broke out. 23-year-old, johnson, a linebacker was killed. isn't a student has turned himself in. >>> in a wake of last month's deadly tornado, they have issued a new alert system called "code red". it did not alert the city like it

in 2000, al gore and george w. bush. in 204 john kerry and george w. bush. in 2008, barack obama and john mccain. and, in 2012, barack obama, and mitt romeny, but no republicans won two of the first three nominating contests. so, while 2 out of 3 doesn't make the nomination a sure thing. in the digital media center, lucas casey, local 5 news, we are iowa. stephanie: lucas, thanks... and in local election news... stephanie: voters in fort dodge decided they want to see some improvements in their schools. a bond vote passed yesterday to fund a new elementary school, and make security updates to all the public schools as well as complete renovations to the high school. it'll cost around 22 million dollars for the new fort dodge elementary school and security updates. and almost 7 million for the high school remodel. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... it's ash wednesday...the beginning of lent. we see what iowans are giving up this season. jack: but next... zika virus is growing inside the u-s. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with rate

bush was preside of the united states instead of al gore on september 11, 2011, but jeb bush has no foreign policy experience. >> reporter: he s smmed rubio in this parody of self-help group. >> reporter: and debuting the action fix your. >> wt does he do? >> he pretents to be in politics. >> cruz proposed mass legalization of immigrants. >> reporter: and donald trump greeted enthusiastically in louisiana wednesday. >> once you get to a certain level, it changes. ibe changing rapped byly. >> reporter: andrump will be inial pa tonight. >>> and band defying gravity in their music video. watch them take flight in the morning trend. >>> and south florida police department honored as attorney south florida stop. >>> welcome back. trending this morning, what do you get when you get a rock band anan see row graphty on the plane? >> ashley: i guess a pretty cool sic video. >> diana: as et turns out. >>> the grammy award-winning band, you may remember for their famous treadmill route, pushing the boundary yet again with this new video for their song upside down and inside out. the video shot without

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in 2000 vice president al gore was the democrat's choice... losing to george w. bush by a hanging chad. democratic caucus winner john kerry also lost to bush in 2004. in oh-eight.... 3 little known illinois senator barack obama's "boots on the ground" campaign blind-sided hillary clinton who finished third. mike huckabee was the republican's choice. but it was senator john mccain who lost to obama. and 2012... former pennsylvania senator rick santorum finished above mitt romney. but it was romney who went on to lose to president obama after santorum later dropped out of the race. 3 as you can see... winning the of getting your party's nomination.... or winning the white house. 3 picking a favorite candidate isn't the only thing people will do at tomorrow (monday) night's caucuses. *after* the vote is taken... they'll move on to the "platform" phase of the caucus.the "platform" or "plank" is best described as what the republican or democratic party should stand for. what ideas or goals do they want their elected officials to strive for? they can be very different

then -- al gore and john kerry -- both caucus winners -- both lost to george w. bush before president obama edged out john since carter won iowa -- the democratic nomination and eventually the white house -- the only other non-incumbent democrat to ride success in the hawkeye state all the way to pennsylvania avenue has been barack obama. "they said our sights were set too high. they said this country was too divided, too disillusioned to ever come togtehr around a common purpose. but on this january night, at this defining moment in hisotyr, you have done what the cinics said we couldn't do. iowa republicans have had an even worse time than the democrats.the democratic caucus winner generally becomes the eventual nominee for their party. party.republicans have only done that in two non-incumbent elections over the last fourty years.after picking the winner -- george w. bush -- in 2000 -- iowa republicans caucused rick santorum in 2012. "this is how you energize your base, this is how you get your caucus captains, you get your grassroots team together and you get

i would be interested to hear from al gore whose position, we haven't heard in a while. all of these people will be expected to weigh in by reporters who will start calling them this week. >> one quick point here, apple really -- it's interesting the doj is already coming out with this proposal to compel them to comply because apple hasn't responded yet. we have tim cook's public statement but don't have their response in court. that's not due until next friday. already doj is assuming they know what apple's response will be in court next week. >> they read tim cook's posting on the website like the rest of us do and they say in the motion to compel, that based on that web posting, they assumed that apple is not going to comply. therefore they are filing this motion to compel. this is the government being aggressive here, there's an active investigation into a terrorist attack on u.s. soil. we need to know what was on that phone, for example, in this motion to compel, they say that the two shooters communicated -- one of the shooters communicated with his wife saying her

it was brought into the courts by al gore. he is the one who wanted courts to decide the question. richard nixon thought that he had lost the election because of chicanery in chicago. he chose not to bring it into the courts. so the only question in bush versus gore was whether the presidency would be decided by the florida supreme court or by the united states supreme court. that was the only question, and that's not a hard one. >> no regrets? >> no regretss at all, especially since it's clear it would have ended up the same way either way. the press did extensive research into what would have happened if what al gore wanted done had been done county by county, and he would have lost anyway. >> interesting. back now with justice scalia's friend and co-author bryan garner. his absence is likely to impact some of the major decisions. how would he feel about that? >> i think he would feel very regretful about that. just the fact that there is now an incomplete court. but what you've just heard was a very good example of his deft analysis. and as smart as piers morgan may be, he was n

. >> you go back to al gore in 2000, you go back to all of these campaigns. remember when al gore was nominated to be the vice president to bill clinton since we are talking about the clintons? i remember to this day the cover in "newsweek" that week. it had clinton and gore on the cover and it said young guns. that was an announcement of an endorsement on the cover of a news magazine. but that's where we were i think the reason that the media and liberals in politics and the obama administration@p are so appear apoplectic about fox is that it came in and it broke up the monopoly. >> absolutely. >> finally, whole history of television it had been dominated by one perspective and one perspective only now you have got an a alternate voice. >> now you know that "newsweek" young guns they would have to register that now. they couldn't put it out there. there would have to be a registry. the second thing is, did you ever in your entire life think you would see moderator of a national debate after the debate go up and hug the candidates? did you ever think you woul

al gore won the nomination without losing a single state. so it doesn't mean if bernie sanders wins the first two obviously that he automatically wins the nomination. but the idea that his campaign has that our calculus about this entire process will change if he wins the first two. look at what history says. hillary clinton would be in unprecedented territory trying to win the nomination. every nominee in the moderate era has won one of these. iowa, or new hampshire, there is one exception you guys can probably see it. we have the asterisk there. 1992, bill clinton was the nominee. he did not win iowa or new hampshire. the reason we have the asterisk, that was an uncontested caucus in 1992. no media coverage, no campaigning, no money, no one turned out. so we don't really count that. every year these have been contested. you've had to win one to win the nomination. if hillary clinton loses tonight, then loses new hampshire, she will have to do something we've never seen before. >> imagine having a caucus with no media coverage. that just so

bush in the white house on 9/11 and not al gore." but the florida senator clashed with ted cruz over immigration. at one point...cruz took issue with something rubio had said in a spanish-language interview. nat sot/marco rubio first of all, i don't know how what i said on univision because he doesn't speak spanish and second of all, the other point that i would make. [overtalk] nat sot/ted cruz si quieres, dice la hora - ahora mismo dice la hora en espaol, si quieres." cruz also pounced on trump...for what he called the billionaire's past liberal positions on abortion...and social issues. nat sot/donald trump you are the single biggest liar. probably are worse than jeb liar. nat sot/donald trump nat sot/ ted cruz "donald has this weird pattern. when you point to his own liar.' " striking a different tone...john kasich... nats sot/john kasich "i gotta tell you. this is just crazy, huh? this is just nuts. okay. oh, man." 2nd place finish in new hampshire. nat sot/john kasich "i think we're fixing to lose this election to hillary clint

al gore was in attendance. i don't believe he's made a comment on that. >> i haven't seen anything. >> i'm sure -- no, i have not seen that. listen, it is a difficult position. we have issues of privacy and security on one hand, national security on the other. but tim cook today, in front of his board, which included bob iger and al gore made the case this is a tough position, but one they're prepared to stand by. this is going to be heard in riverside, california, march 22nd, the court date. >> all right, josh, thank you very much. let's look at the dow if we could. it is now slipped into negative territory as has the s&p 500 at the last flip of the chart there. now basically flat. but the dow slipping ever so slightly -- >> biggest drags are walmart, coca-co coca-cola. >> big news for the bulls, financials are participating in the market. they're still up by about 1.1%. we are seeing a lot of these safety trades sort of pull back, consumer staples, you mentioned some of them in the dow dragging the dow down,

bush was president of the united states instead of al gore on september 11, 2001." waldman says (on- cam tag): "and the circle of insults don't stop there ...a top aide to ted cruz calling trump's run a "seinfeld" candidacy, saying it's all about nothing. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." toss to weather we expect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that record was set sunny skies with a high of 75 on saturday, then 72 with north breezes 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on presidents' day monday, we'll expect a high of 74 degrees with lighter north breezes. the next weather changer for us will be wednesday and thursday with southwest gusts to 25 mph and highs for those days at 74 and 71 with mountain shower chances. a new discovery... sounds like a concept from a science fiction movie. coming up... how albert einstein may have been proven correct... about a far- plus - students get familiar with the business of drones... and look ahead to a possible future in the aviation industry. you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas

gore. (sot-possible sound from scalia) (charlie) "in the national interest we have to get this over with" (scalia) "the remedy to a case is always subject to the court's discretion and always depends on the realities on the ground." (gfx) chief justice john roberts called scalia, "an extraordinary and treasured by his colleagues." (sot- jan crawford/cbs news chief legal correspondent) "his absence on this court cannot be overstated because it will change the balance on the court, it is right now 5-4. five conservatives, four liberals." his death enables president obama to nominate a third justice to the high court, but he may not be able to get past the republican congress before the next presidential election. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas.> ((sharie johnson)) justice scalia and his wife maureen had nine children. the vacancy his death leaves on the court has political implications.... and politicians are already talking. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell called for the vacancy t

bill bradley is running against the sitting vice president, al gore. if it had not been for all of the attention that the mccain victory god, it might've been a very different outcome on the democratic side, because al gore 49%-45%.be 2004, howard dean, from a neighboring state of vermont. running against john kerry from the neighboring state of massachusetts. you notice there's a pattern here. of 2003, and early winter of 2004, howard dean is winning. he is doing things that are making voters little bit nervous, but he goes to iowa and he is really banking and winning iowa. he spent a tremendous amount of money and time. he had kind of the get clean for gene strategy, but he did not send his workers out there clean guys. they had beards, tattoos, nose piercings, wearing orange, hunting hats. he that it might appeal to people in iowa. people were dancing the door and say, i'm not so sure about talking to these people. he loses iowa, and he has a historic screen. at the end of his speech at the island caucus. he really collapses here. his support droppe

later we had the same situation with al gore on the other side. i stuck -- >> keep it fair and balanced. >> anyway, the director of the national book festival is the librarian of congress, met with him in south carolina and he told the story of when w was first elected, 43 was first elected, got a call from texas it said you are going to have a book festival, national book festival and we do. laura is not given credit for it at this point which is despicable, but -- [applause] my wife is going to kill me. >> what is your question? hit me. >> why this disparity in coverage? the disrespect for someone? the guy didn't think he would do it, six months in advance, three years before, so -- laura bush came through. >> the great thing i learned from them is you do things because they are right to do and don't worry about the credit and i remember 43 would tell me when we got ready toward the end of the administration every reporter wanted to ask about his legacy and he would say last year i read three books about george washington and historians are stil

bush taking the white house, instead of al gore. >> you don't regret that do you? >> that case no, it was an easy case. laura: chief justice john roberts called scalia, an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues. todd: despite the forecast, a lot of people are dreaming of the des moines home and garden show. there's a lot to check out including firepits, fireplaces, gazebos. folks we spoke with said this was a great way to think spring in the middle of winter. >> it makes you pull good with all the snow and the cold. todd: the show will be open tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00. tickets are $12 at the door for adults. laura: checking back with jason, we have a little bit of everything. jason: you're not going to get the wheeled -- weird feeling. if you are fan of the snow, you can see it out there in haynes already. we have a decent coding. -- coating. you can see where that band has set up. it asserts -- certainly light right now. reasonably strong so far, you are not saying that much set up. breakthrough the overnight and so make it

gore. (( (charlie) "in the national interest we have to get this over with" (scalia) "the remedy to a case is always subject to the court's discretion.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) scalia's death now enables president obama to nominate a third justice to the high court. however, he is expected to be blocked by a republican congress before the next presidential election./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > today marks one week.. since a 2- year- old girl was killed in a hit and run crash in north las vegas. the suspect 51- year old daniel garcia martinez was arrested days after the incident. his bail is set at just over 1- million dollars. investigators say he was behind the wheel when he hit and killed little evelyn green as she was crossing the street last sunday. the family say they have been devastated since the deadly crash: (( vickie davis/mother: "she was amazing my only girl. she was everything to me. and i did everything with my ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) little evelyn's family set up a go fund funeral expenses. if you would like to donate.. there is a link on our website, las vegas now

barack obama, john kerry, al gore, all of them winning iowa. obama's eye was not win in 2008 established him as the front runner. republicans mike huckabee and rick santorum won iowa but went on to loose the election in 2000. george bush won iowa and the white house. >>> bracing for a major winter storm, although not affecting the caucuses, the storm is forecasted for this evening worsening overnight. in southern california, a powerful storm hammered that region. at least one person was killed, the storm as you can see, uprooting dozens of trees, downing power lines and prompting flash flood warnings. thousands there are in the dark. >> in california, the woman charged with helping three inmates escape a jail in southern california is going to be arraigned today. all three of the men are now back behind bars. >> the timing i was are back behind bars again that escaped a southern county jail. >> a jail teacher is accused of helping them with the planning phase. investigators say her relationship with one suspect went beyond the classroom. >> she

in fact, a al gore jus morning. we will call it coolish, 51 degrees. but warms up nicely, 67. great for the lunch break. and a breeze through the afternoon but a comfortable 37 afternoon off work. 43 in inverness. like i said, it is cool. the cooler air is spreading south. 52 in lake land. and wimauma, 51. 55 in sarasota. and big monkey in crystal beach, comfortable at 5 4 . what will happen through the day, it's seasonably cool this morning. and should make for a really pretty sunrise. and i look forward to the pictures on facebook. again, comfortable and might bring in clouds and then generally sunny and then mostly clear tomorrow. and another pleasant day tomorrow. we are getting spoiled and i like it. mid-70s this weekend. next rain chance is next week, leslee. >> all right. >>> a look at traffic right now. we've got a good drive coming in and out of hernando county down to hillsborough county. in fact from highway 60 in brandon up to highway 50 in brooksville, roughly about a 44 minute commute on i-75. and traffic looks good in downtown lakeland. and sarasota, we had earl

gore >>> the september 11 attacks were more than 14 years ago. the invasion of iraq coming up on this years ago. that so much remained unsaid, than unsayable for so long in republican circle $is striking. the run up to the worst terrorist attack ever on american soil, the months that followed that saw the bush administration create consent for an invasion of iraq and the unquestionable serial disasters of america's long presence there rarely brought much dialogue, soul searching, acknowledgment that things went wrong for a really long time. did donald trump whose stock-in-trade has been saying unsayable things and escaping punishment for it break another barrier. what does it mean for his party? iraq's loose ends. that's our focus today. joining me amanda marcot, pj crwley, a fellow at the institute of public diplomacy and global acommunications and james kirchik. you've been writing about this. does this - donald trump has had negative things to say about the american invasion for some time. is it taking a different role. is this airing some of

bush was president of the united states instead of al gore on september 11, 2001." waldman says: "and the circle of insults don't stop there ...a top aide to ted cruz calling trump's run a "seinfeld" candidacy, saying it's all about in washington, joel waldman, fox news." the students of rancho high school and the college of southern nevada had a special guest today.. actress america big message to the students today. with 'voto latino' voters to make their voice heard in the caucus and ferrara and 'voto latino's' president teresa kumar about how influential the latin vote will be this year. speaking of donald trump .. he and univision have reached a settlement. trump sued univision for 5- hundred million dollars last year when it decided not to air the miss universe and miss usa pageants. univision canceled the telecast after trump refereed to some mexicans as "rapists." the terms of the settlement are confidential. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty we expect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that re

gore. "in the national interest we have to get this over with" "the remedy to a case is always subject to the court's discretion and always depends on the realities on the ground." chief justice john roberts called scalia, "an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues." "his absence on this court cannot be overstated because it will change the balance on the court, it is right now 5-4. five conservatives, four liberals." his death enables president obama to nominate a third justice to the high court, but he may not be able to get past the republican congress before the next presidential election. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. meanwhile, politicians reacted to scalia's death with their own statements. on twitter, presidential candidates offered their thoughts. donald trump said "the totally unexpected loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia is a conservative movement and our country!" ted cruz called scalia "an american hero". cruz also reacted b

bush was president of the united states instead of al gore on september 11, 2001. but jeb, governor bush, has no foreign policy experience." ted cruz and donald trump were both absent from south carolina we saw a brief moment of sunshine this morning, but the next system is moving in quickly. we'll see an increase in cloud cover over the next several hours and a chance for light snow as your are driving home tonight. the main path will move right through central iowa which will bring snow totals to around an inch by late tonight. not a huge amount, but still enough to create some issues on the roads. high pressure will move into surge of cold air to start the weekend. we won't make it up much higher than the middle to upper teens for both friday and saturday before we start to see it warm back up. a bigger system is expected to move in expected to bring higher snow totals. we will continue to update you on the latest track of this storm throughout the coming up -- how much morgan stanley must fork over for its role in the collapse of the housing market. st -- busin