the father has been charged with abduction. >> one former president bush says the other was served badly by aides. the eder bush has scathing critiques of some of the key figures in his son's administration. mr. bush says vice president cheney and donald rumsfeld were too hard line especially regarding september 11th. that book, by the way, is published next week. and donald trump is facing new criticism for retweeting a controversial post about jeb bush. the tweet shows jeb bush next to a swastika and in a mayor yaschy outfit. trump says he did not see the attached images. this has further angered hispanic groups who are pressuring nbc to drop him as guest host of "saturday night live." >> jeb bush promises to stay in the race. it's your voice, your vote. abc's jonathan carl caught up with bush on the campaign trail.

>> reporter: jeb bush is the hitting the road in new hampshire. >> reporter: we got on board the "jeb can fix it" bus. he's hoping it will help fix his struggling campaign. when you look at where you are, i mean, new poll -- >> end's not near. >> reporter: a new poll out this morning, 4%. did you ever think you'd be -- 's not relevant.re. >> reporter: how do you get this thing back on track? >> keep having a dialogue with people that are going to decide who the next president's going be. you can't just have another loud voice or another person from one side of the capitol to move to the other side without any proven record of experience. and i can tell my story in a positive way, which is, that's in my comfort zone. >> reporter: bush says he's patient, and committed to turning his campaign around. is there any scenario that you would drop out of this race before iowa? >> no. no. >> reporter: no way? >> no way. no how. >> reporter: he recently hired a media consultant to help him do a better job on the debate stage, where he's struggled. what is he telling you? >> he is telling me to be me. telling me to own what i believe. >> reporter: you need a consultant to tell you that? >> yeah, it's amazing, huh? probably not. probably not. >> reporter: i showed him a

document from his own campaign, attacking his old friend, senator marco rubio, as a, quote, risky bet. bush didn't even want to see it. >> i haven't seen it, i'm not going to see it. i'm focused -- >> reporter: i mean, i got it right here. >> oh, great. >> reporter: but this is your top campaign people. >> they were compiling stuff. i wasn't part of it. >> reporter: bush is promising there will be no personal attacks against marco rubio coming from him. there's no question jeb bush appears more energized than he has appeared for a while. his back is against the wall and he knows he needs to fight to save his campaign. jonathan carl, abc news, manchester, new hampshire. >> latest national polls have him at 4%. so he's got a lot of work ahead of him. eric holder was in the presence of greatness yesterday. reena sat down with him. >> i sure with an interview. he attended the international center for sports security. he talked about the doj probe on

international soccer organization fifa, nfl scandals and he also talked weather president obama who really loves basketball, whether after leaving office, after leaving the white house if he would consider possibly taking on the role of nab commissioner one day. >> he wants to be a starting guard for the chicago bulls. screw that administrative stuff. he wants to be playing. >> he wants to be on the court. >> yeah he's actually transitioning as i already have from the hard court to you know, the greens and fairways and stuff like that. >> so he actually talked a lot of smack about basketball, the president. he said he could take him on the court and he also aid he's an incredible player. there's substantive stuff on sports. he weighed in on the online fantasy football gambling and said he thinks nevada is possibly right this might need a license. but he wouldn't go as far as to

say he believed this was illegal and get into all of that. >> good to see he still gets involved in all of that. >> once an attorney general, they always want to know what you think. >> great. good you got to meet him. craft hines is cutting some 2600 jobs in addition to 2500 cuts announced in august. the company is closing seven factories the oscar mayer unit is moving to chicago. the layoffs are the first major impact for production workers since heinz acquired kraft this summer. another major food company, can the feature is much more pleasant after a $25 million project, the air quality in and around minnesota headquarters smells much better, the result of a high temperature incinerator and a new fully contained rendering complex where meat by-products are broken down. but some neighbors admit they're going to miss the days when town

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abc's clayton sandell has the details. >> reporter: 9-year-old wyatt barber from ohio was running sprints with his team during football practice monday. later, mysteriously collapsing. coaches tried cpr, but despite no sign of a hit or tackle, number 56, just a third grader, did not make it. he's the eighth young player to die following seven high school player deaths just this season. >> he was a gift from god. >> reporter: kansas high school football star luke schemm, a healthy senior, scored a touch down and was tackled. >> it was nothing extraordinary or bad. >> reporter: he was flown to this denver hospital but is now brain dead. with about 1.3 million kids playing high school or youth football, the american academy of pediatrics is now out with new safety recommendations, calling on coaches and officials to adopt a zero tolerance for head first hits. 9-year-old wyatt's death is still a mystery. we don't know, for example, if he had any pre-existing

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well, anyone who grew up with a dog knows about the special bond between a child and their loyal pal. >> absolutely. and the young girl you're about to meet knows that just about better than anyone else. always having a best friend to lean on. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: meet bella and george. bella is 11 in the fifth grade, 43 pounds. george a great dane 131 pounds. >> i acts smaller than he is. >> bella was diagnosed when she was just 2 1/2 with a rare genetic disease that attacks the bones. there is no cure. before george, she relied on crutches or a wheelchair. but this year that all changed because bella met george at the service dog projecting in

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♪ ♪ it all gets complicated ♪ and sometimes overrated >> get em girl, miranda lambert killing it last night at the cma awards. >> breakups never looked so good. many were buzzing about her ex-'s new relationship. she brushed off by rocking out. >> all the stars from the country music world were there including big names from the pop and rock world, as well. marci gonzalez was there for it all. marcy, morning. >> reporter: good morning. an unforgettable night here from reba to justin timberlake to the awards that brought some of the artists to tears. ♪ are you ready for the country are you red can i for me ♪ >> country music's biggest

night ♪ ♪ ain't that america, you and me ♪ >> reporter: rocking and leaving the audience rolling. >> bruce jenner's a babe now. >> hey now. ♪ and trump's leading in the polls ♪ >> brad paisley and carrie underwood hosting the cma awards for the eighth year in a row, bringing laughs. between the star-studded performances -- little big town crushing it. ♪ i got a girl crush >> winning song, single and vocal group of the year. >> nashville, we love you. repeat wins for best new artist chris stapleton, too. >> this is unbelievable. i don't know what to say. i don't know what to think. >> ahead of the biggest honors of this memorable music-filled night in nashville. ♪ >> the cma award for entertainer

of the year, goes to luke bryan. >> i love you, country music. i love you fans. >> a huge night for luke bryan and pore chris stapleton, the first time nominee unseated blake shelton for male vocalist of the year while his ex-miranda lambert took home female vocalist for the sixth consecutive year. >> marcy looking great. congrats to miranda. luke bryan tweeting what a great night. he had a fantastic night. it was actually a fun show. great to see all the stars and miss piggy there. >> i like that tennessee whiskey. >> tennessee whiskey is the song and a great drink. >> that's the in us for this half hour. >> remember to follow us online facebook.

this morning on "world news now," new fears of terrorism in the air. >> the russian jet that crashed in egypt's desert. did an isis bomb bring down that plane? what u.s. intelligence is revealing. seemg on campus. the stabbing attacks at a california university and how police moved in, bringing an end to a horrifying ordeal. the latest on the victims and the suspect. >> consumer alert. he the potentially deadly toxin found in some types of fresh seafood. the public health investigation and an important decision expected today. and later, the big night in nashville. the cma awards from the emerging chris stapleton to justin timberlake's performance. we have industry insight you won't get anywhere else on this thursday, november