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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150310:08:28:00 - Vimarsana News

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President, george bush sr. against bob dole and two in the polls, george bush clearly ahead of bob dole back then by 20 points in 1996, early 1995, that stage of the cycle dole was questioning phil gramm. how about george w. bush in 1999 crushing elizabeth dole. you could see they were way out ahead in the cycle. only two recent nominees weren't, john mccain in 2008 and mitt romney in 2011, and both had trouble getting the nomination. where does jeb bush fall if you average all the polls taken, republican polls for president on average, scott walker is leading jeb bush right now, 16.2, 15 poin...

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That's a big problem for jeb bush early on. and now how about this, take a look at this. if you looked at the top two in the horse race or at this same stage going back to the 1988 cycle. early 1987 if you took the republican race for president, george bush sr. against bob dole, they were one and two in the polls. george bush was clearly ahead of bob dole back then by 20 points. in 1996 early 1995 that stage of the cycle, dole was crushing phil gramm. how about george w. bush in 1999 crushing elizabeth dole. you could see they were way out ahead in the cycle. only two recent nominees weren't, ...

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Three allowing one hand to steer. swimming while juggling or swuggling is a feat within the feat that he takes claim for inventing. >> it takes a lot out of you. especially in salt water. and waves hitting you in the face. knocking you over. you feel like you're in a washing machine out there. >> there's thousands of jugglers, but to be able to come up with swimming and juggling at the same time is amazing. i'm proud of him for that. >> after ten months of training, joe juggles through the quarter mile swim, 16.2 mile bike ride, and 4 mile run. finishing the mulletman triathlon in 1:57, ahead ...

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Efforts with all the planes and the ships. how much longer will that last? >> reporter: that's a good question. angus houston would be the man that would have the answer to that. he did say today, he also said, just like the oceanographer that the chances of finding any floating debris are significantly lower now. so at some point soon it's safe to say we will see a tapering off of that visual search effort and eventually the seoul focus will be this under water search. >> will ripley reporting live from australia. searchers will now search an area the size of los angeles for the black boxes. ...

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Her four-month-old baby girl. >> my mom was such a strong person x -- and i'm not, i'm not as strong as her, but i'm going to be. and i know that, i know that she would be here and she would say, tashy, just don't give up. it's going to get better. there's only up. there's only up. >> reporter: rain, of course, a huge part of this story. so far i just got off the phone with the national weather service, so far 16.2 inches have fallen in the month of march, normal for this month is 7.2 inches, so more than double normal. it's the second wettest march on record in this already-wet climate. jon? ...