at least disabling them, but potentially hijacking them to do their bidding, more or less. >> host: so they did not even have to be in a wi-fi network, correct? >> guest: it's not a wi-fi attack, this is a cellular attack. over a, i believe, 3g connection. so the proximity wasn't a matter of feet, it was a matter of miles or hundreds of miles. they, in fact, could have done this across the country, and they did at some points. between the two of them, charlie lives in st. louis, chris lives in pittsburgh, and chris was able to turn on the windshield wipers of charlie's jeep, you know, from pittsburgh to st. louis. so this is definitely a true remote, across-the-country attack. the only limitation is sprint's network. if sprint's network extended to europe or china for that matter, it would have been possible to have done the attack from there. >> host: why is it sprint's network that is showing this vulnerability? >> guest: the vulnerability isn't really in sprint's network, it's in this u u-connect computer. and it's been patched. chrysler has had a full recall and fixed the vulnerabi

. >> japan has had its first plane hijacking. >> the chronicle of terrorism which took them as far ass, greece. >> most americans thought of terrorism as a problem that happens a world or half a world away. throughout the 1970s, terrorism began to hit home. >> an elegant townhouse in new york's greenwich village was destroyed by a series of dynamite explosions. >> authorities first assumed an accidental detonation in a gas line had been responsible, except that the blast had been too powerful, destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustin hoffman. and as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. three bodies were found in the rubble. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >>

his little device would hijack the user's smartphone credentials. so he could recover his device or steal the car or the contents of the car. gm learned about this and actually patched their smartphone vulnerabilities in their smartphone app within 48 hours. that is a big improvement. it still shows they are taking this seriously and they have a real cyber security team. everyone is improving, it is just a matter of how fast. in terms of the security that they are having with potentially vulnerable features that they are adding. host: potentially, how many hackable cars are on the road today, and for people who own a new model car, should they be afraid? andrew: i don't know the total number of internet enacted cars but it is absolutely in the tens or hundreds of millions. i do not want to say that people should avoid an internet connected vehicle or avoid a modern vehicle. that a lot of comments say, good thing i drive 81957 chevy -- good thing i drive a 1957 chevy. because this is still a future threat. future harm, future deaths that could result

and he wanted to hijack airplanes. that's exactly what happened. >> but his defenders say those were general warnings, not specific, and that there was no imminent threat ever communicated to the president in the president's daily belief, which was replete with other information that the president had to pay attention. >> there was a cia communication in july of that year that did say that an attack was imminent. they eventually walked that back a little bit. but look, the attack happened. he got 36 warnings about the possibility of an attack. and the corollary to this is in the lead-up to y2k, president clinton told his national security czar to hold daily meetings in the white house with the cia and the fbi and we thwarted any terrorist attacks. the president didn't assemble a similar sense of urgency in the leadup to 9/11. >> and you put none of that blame on president bill clinton for ignoring the threat posed by osama bin laden prior to george w. bush assuming his role in the oval office? >> look, i think presiden

done for decades to negotiate ransoms in a traditional hijacking sense. that was intelligence information we had that people said shows that bush should have known. >> i mean, donald trump is saying that if he were president in 2001, his tougher immigration policies would have prevented hijackers from being able to enter the country. they were in this country for awhile. >> let's grant donald trump he builds a wall with mexico and mexico pays for it. would donald trump say no muslims are allowed to fly in the united states? that this is donald trump's immigration policy, that if you're from an arab nation, you're not allowed to board a jet and fly to america? this is what you have to believe to believe donald trump could have stopped anything. another issue, legitimate issue changed with the patriot act is the fbi and cia were not allowed to talk to each other, which was a reform and that was indeed a problem that everybody recognized post 9/11. now cia and fbi are allowed to share information. >> peter, you still believe kind of had condoleezza rice or o

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trump told fox news the hijackers probably would have never made it if trump was commander and chief. >>> i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe if i were running things i doubt these people would have been in the country. i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe. >>> this is just another example of the lack of seriousness, this is a serious threats again i think we need a president with a steady hand. >>> all but one of the hijackers entered the country legally with tourist visas. >>> my hands are still cold. >>> really cold. you don't know what to do with the thermostat. you have the heat on, don't have the heat on kind of the weired time. >>> kind of the roller coaster regime. >>> and all though this was kind of wakes you up doesn't it? winter is coming. >> it did sting this weekend no question about it it looks beautiful out there chris and catherine take a look we have basically clear sky, the city looks just fantastic but we still have a chill in the air no question about that and we're going to have the temperatures going up a little bit t

bush and trump told fox news the 9/11 hijackers probably never would have made it in into the united states had trump been in charge. >> i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe that if i were running things i doubt those families would -- i doubt those people would have been in the country. i'm not blaming george bush but i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe. >> this is another example of lack of he just necessary and this is a serious time we're under grave threats again and we need a president with a steady hand. >> it is worth pointing out all but one of the 9/11 hijackers entered the u.s. legally with either business or tourist visas. >>> is it safe to have just one glass of wine while pregnant? well think there's a new school of thought. >> she says it herself she is the queen of yo-yo dieting. oprah named one diet plan her new favorite thing. >>> trading football for pedicures. day of pampering for the . >>> doctors a tag a zero tolerance approach with pregnant women abandon alcohol. even a drop is too much. >> that has prompted a new w

crew: what they have to beware of, even though it is about heritage, the symbol has been hijacked and people who believe in violence, supremacy, the ku klux klan. you also have to take into account what has happened to your symbol. you cannot just say, i believe this and it is ok. there is a larger context. we cannot ignore that. you cannot say, it does not count, and recounts what i -- it only counts when i think. i do not think that is rational and i do not think it is how this society functions. prof. rubenstein: you can have the last word. >> i want to thank you for the conversation. it has gone a lot differently from typical conversations i have had about this, on facebook or being from montana random , conversations i have. it is always interesting for me to see paper with different perspectives. the most common thing i see is with people who are supporters, they do not know anything about history. which is why i was interested in learning more today. it is important to have a conversation because it makes it harder to have a conversation when there is no basis. i do not think w

border, and a sort of no tolerance attitude about immigration would sh stopped the 9/11 hijackers. to remember, most of them got there -- all of them got here on lawful immigration status, because we have legal immigration in this country. we actually want legal immigration. they weren't climbing over borders. they weren't sneaking under walls or into tunnels. and only some of them overstayed those visas. so really a stronger border enforcement would not have gotten them. what donald trump is talking about is tougher domestic surveillance, therefore, we would know who was in this country and overstayed their visas. he's mixing apples and oranges and sort of making history and what we know about the 9/11 hijackers. it's just basically incorrect. so, we just need to clarify that being tougher at the borders is not the solution. >> peter, >> peter, quickly, osama bin laden lately with vice president joe biden saying what he did or did not advise the president, and too, joe biden said that he was against the raid killing osama bin laden, and hillary clinton all in, and joe biden failin

there were four hijackers, 19 hijackers that overstayed their visa but to say that all of them would have been -- and particularly just seven months on the job, that's tough. >> we owe george bush a great gratitude for his leadership after 9/11. there were failures in our policy. we invested a lot of billions of dollars in intelligence and border security before 9/11. there's nothing wrong with questioning but but that's not the story here. this is not about george bush. this is about getting jeb bush on the defensive object? donald trump is talking about his policies in the future. jeb bush is now defending his brothers policies from the past. i don't think that's a position that jeb bush wants to be in and yet he fell for it. charles: well, he's fallen for it a lot of times. >> donald trump put him in that position. >> sure. >> jeb bush -- in fact, i would love for president george w bush to come out and defend his own. charles: well, he probably should. >> absolutely. i think that would be a smart move for the president. >> whenever trump does this, attacks the media, his numbers

the biggest failure of the bush administration but really of the fbi was that we caught the 20th hijacker month in advance. he wrote -- the fbi agent that caught him wrote 70 letters to fbi headquarters saying we should look at this guy's computer, we should get a warrant. and we never did. that was a huge failure. and i never quite understood why someone wasn't fired over 9/11. i still ask that question. over 9/11 no one was ever fired. and there were some mistakes. i mean, we also had a report coming out of arizona of people trying to fly planes but not learn how to land them. so there obviously were some mistakes. those are the parallels. the differences are i do agree with what jeb bush said, hillary clinton was specifically asked for security, specifically, and denied. i asked her in person did you read the cables. and she kind of acted like she was kind of too busy and way too far below her. but the secretary of state is responsible for providing the defense for the embassies. and the fact that they specifically requested not once but dozens of times for more security does lead me t

. >> reporter: except most of the hijackers were legally in the united states. trump was defending his criticism of jeb bush saying his brother did keep the nation state under attack. >> i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say, my brother kept us safe, because september 11 was one of the worst days in the history of this country. >> my brother responded to a crisis and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he ignited the country, he organized our country, and he kept it safe s. there is no. it's as though he's an actor. >> an on-line attack ad questions ties. >> did he keep us safe at home? >> we have had a major problem at homement. i agree with that. but we attacked a country -- do you know what we have right now? zero. >> he said he would have avoided the war in afghanistan by making the u.s. a dependent, requiring them to hand over bin laden in two weeks. >> i think that would have trumped any loyalty -- being able to use our drones and being able to use our intelligence of that nature. i think that's probably all that was n

doubles down on his heated battle against jeb bush claiming that he could have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> i doubt that those people would have been in the country. >> this morning, governor bush responds and donald trump joins us live. >>> plus, hillary clinton taking a few days off the campaign trail bracing for a battle on capitol hill as republican trey gowdy draws an unprecedented line in the sand. what all of washington will be talking about today. >> it lg huge this week. married couples across the country in big trouble. now we know why. three words. thursday night football. >> that's right. it's us. >> personal foul. >> in your house, football is okay. >> most of america unless your name is hasselbeck. it's called a cold open. how the nation's most popular sport might be destroying the american's dreams. mornings used to be better with friends, until now. >>> your italian side going this morning. using the hands. >> encroachment. >> that is encroachment. visual encroachment. >>> thursday night football is -- sunday night football does not help relationships either. >> no, it d

all 19 hijackers were in the country legally when they got here.19, all of them, by the way, sunni muslim extremists, 15 from saudi arabia. of the 19 who were here, three overstayed their legal visas, so 16 of the 19 were still legal on 9/11. i don't know how, even if an extremely tough immigration policy would have kept out people, 16 of the 19 were here legally on the day they committed this atrocious mass murder. >> they had a piece out today saying that jeb bush wrote in his book in 2013 that part of the reason for the 9/11 attackers being here in the first place was an immigration issue. i don't know if it's true or not. however, donald trump is being provocative. donald trump is the best show on earth. donald trump knows how to get the audience, knows how to get people talking about him, and what he did was he got jeb bush to bite on something. if jeb had just said, that's crazy talk and moved on, we wouldn't be doing this right now. the aftermath of all of this benefits donald trump. it hasn't benefited jeb bush. he's trying to raise money o

not have happened had he been president because tough immigration policies would have stopped the hijackers from boarding the planes. jeb bush fired back on cnn and overnight received a boost at an evangelical forum in texas. cnn's athena jones was there. >> reporter: good morning. six gop candidates spoke at the forum here at the mega church outside dallas. they talked about the importance of faith and public life. they talked about views of abortion and religious liberty. it was an important opportunity for candidates to appeal to christian conservatives who are very important in the primary. the republicans did not go after each other, but launch attacks, the pastor who was leading the forum, jack graham, weighed into the feud with donald trump and jeb bush about whether george w. bush kept america safe. take a listen. >> george w. bush did keep us safe no matter what anybody says. >> reporter: the comment from the pastor got a standing ovation. a sign that the crowd sides with bush on this issue and not with trump who had this to say about it on fox news sunday. >> jeb said we were safe

. >> reporter: except most of the hijackers were legally in the united states. trump was defending his criticism of jeb bush saying his brother did keep the nation state under attack. >> i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say, my brother kept us safe, because september 11 was one of the worst days in the history of this country. >> my brother responded to a crisis and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he ignited the country, he organized our country, and he kept it safe s. there is no. it's as though he's an actor. >> an on-line attack ad questions ties. >> did he keep us safe at home? >> we have had a major problem at homement. i agree with that. but we attacked a country -- do you know what we have right now? zero. >> he said he would have avoided the war in afghanistan by making the u.s. a dependent, requiring them to hand over bin laden in two weeks. >> i think that would have trumped any loyalty -- being able to use our drones and being able to use our intelligence of that nature. i think that's probably all that was n

trump says the 9/11 hijackers probably never would have made it into the us if he was in charge. >> i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe that if i were running things, i doubt the families would have -- i doubt the people would have been in the country. i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe. >> this is an example of of the lack of seriousness and this is a serious time. we're under grave threats again and ike we need a president with a steady hand. >> all but one of the 9/11 hijackers entered the u.s. tourist visas. a symbol of peace. >> the ground breaking elf a special garden for a victim and survivors of marathon bombings. >>> and an incredible donation paying it forward from the >>> breaking ground a memorial to the victims and survivors of the boston marathon bombings. >> work is under way on the krystle campbell peace garden. bree has more. >> reporter: medford is krystle campbell's hometown. the garden will be aligned with her favorite flower and symbols of the marathon. >> hundreds gather in medford for

and as i mentioned, 16 of the 19 hijackers were here on legal visas., you know, fighting these battles pre-9/11 about the 9/11 attacks kind of an interesting ploy politically, if it is that, and he has obviously continued that as he's been questioned about it. jeb bush has drawn out, thereby defending his brother, thereby connecting him to his brother again, and while he's saying that donald trump is a reality tv star in a reality tv foreign policy, he's still there out talking about george w. bush. jon: all right. let me ask you about this issue. ed henry just put it out in this fox news alert that he's got three solid sources who say that vice president biden is likely to run. there is some question about the timing that he would make his announcement, but according to ed henry, vice president biden is likely to get boo this race for -- into this race for president. i'm sure you're hearing some things in washington as well, bret, but the question has always been when would the vice president say he's in? he's under a lot of pressure from democratic p

trump claims his tough immigration policies would stop hijackers from ever boarding the planes. and jeb bush fighting back last night in texas. our athena jones was there. she has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. six gop candidates spoke at the faith and freedom coalition forum at a mega church outside dall dallas. they talked about the importance of faith and life. they talked about views on abortion and religious liberty. it was an important opportunity for candidates to appeal to christian conservatives who are very important part of the republican primary electorate. the candidates did not launch attacks against one another, the pastor who was leading the forum, jack graham, weighted into the feud between donald trump and jeb bush about whether george w. bush kept america safe. take a listen. >> by the way, george w. bush did keep us safe no matter what anybody says. >> reporter: that comment from the pastor got a standing ovation. a sign that the crowd at this mega church sides with bush on this issue and not with trump who had this to say about it

yesterday, trump said the 9/11 hijackers never would have made it into the u.s. if he was commander-in-chief. >> i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe that if i were running things, i doubt those families would have -- i doubt those people would have been in the country. i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe. >> this is another example of the lack of seriousness. this is a serious time. i think we need a president with a steady hand. >> we should note, all but one of the hijackers entered the tourist adviceas. >>> the mother of a navy seal political ad. >> she says it's over the top and offensive to her son's memory. >>> and the tools used to find a missing cargo ship and a message for crew members lost at sea. >>> and is it ever cold out there this morning, katherine. we have sub-freezing in just about all locations, even near the coast. today, we should have an afternoon high of 46 to 48 as sunshine goes to work. just a few afternoon clouds and a bit of a breeze. i will have more coming

. >> reporter: except most of the hijackers were legally in the united states.mp was defending his criticism of jeb bush for saying his brother did keep the nation safe after the attacks. trump took it in a pre-9/11 context. >> i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe because september 11th was one of the worst days in the history of this country. >> my brother responded to a crisis, and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he united the country, he organized our country, and he kept us safe. and there's no denying that. >> reporter: bush went after the billionaire front runner's character. >> it looks as though he's an actor playing the role of candidate for president, not having a broad sense of the responsibilities of what it is to be a president. >> the commander in chief controls the nuclear arsenal and questions trump's fitness for office. >> i will be so good at the military, your head will spin. let me tell you, i'm a really smart guy. >> reporter: trump backed up on "fox & friends" this morning a

. >> i am angry that a small group has been allowed to hijack the party. >> reporter: this congressman claims that small group for hassling john boehner so much that he called it quits two weeks ago. >> it is their way or the highway. >> reporter: one conservative pushing for the job is jason chaffetz but, he and any conservative say they will back down if paul ryan runs. >> i am i am a huge fan of paul ryan. i would support paul ryan. >> reporter: while the feud continues americans might wonder if congress is getting any work done. >> we hear about all of this continuing. >> reporter: on the canteen trail donald trump says he party needs to find the toughest person possible. >> there is nothing wrong with the republicans taking a tough stance and sticking with it. >> reporter: paul ryan has said he does not want to be speaker because he has young children. john boehner has promised to remain until a new speaker can be found. a vote is set for later this month. >>> it has been nearly a decade since the a decade since the new york mets were in the playoffs. tonight, game one in a proces

said he felt the movie was opportunistic and johnny eyes said he felt like steve's image had been hijackedwhat do you make of that? steve: those comments got to me deeply and i started inking it is opportunistic on someone's life, but any thing any business does is opportunistic. hasthing is, steve jobs multiple sites to his personality that he's known for. he's known for greatness and thinking ahead. look at the ipod and the iphone. aese movies all go back to former part of time that's not up to when those things happened. -- i are hundreds of cases know firsthand experiences where you would think how could anyone do this? unfortunately, the legacy has to live with the truth or not. emily: have you ever been asked to take a role that is ceremonial at apple? steve: steve jobs asked me questions like that near the time he was dying -- you want to come back to apple? i love the life i have. i get to go around and talk to highschooler's and university students and inspire them to want to have the creation of technology and make that part of their business. emily: what did he want you to do? m

trump says 16 of the 19 hijackers were here illegally.t the end of the day i don't blame george w. bush, but i would ask both of our frontrunners to sit down with general keane and others to get an idea of how the world actually works. bill: the hijackers were here in the late 90s. >> legally. bill: he's suggesting his policy would have prevented them from being here. >> he said he wouldn't have gone into afghanistan. well, mr. trump, what would you have done? mr. carson suggests he would not have gone into afghanistan. i would have gone into afghanistan. would i go into syria and destroy isil in iraq and $syria. i blame obama for the rights of isil and syria and libya, and i tell you what, president obama's policies are leading to the next 9/11. i blame he member of congress who is keeping his budget cuts in place. there is another 9/11 in the making. bill: carson's point is we could have done things differently. >> he doesn't have the judgment to be commander-in-chief. anybody who believed after 9/11 you declare energy independence that

. >> a number of the crit nal hijackers came into the kcountr prior to president george bush coming into the time he came into office. it was planned over a period of time. and there was no actionable intelligence that pointed specifically or specifically to the aviation plot that we saw. >> and let me correct you on this, because it did say from the august 6th, 2001, and a couple of months before 9/# 11, the presidential daily briefing of bin laden determined to attack u.s., and it is patterns that indicate patterns of suspicious activity conis tent with hijackings or other types of attacks including recent surveillance of federal buildings in new york. >> right, that would lead you to federal buildings being surveilled on the ground. and wolf, my point is that we needed a system that needed to be repaired and president bush did repair it, and it was no actionable evidence that led to the plot. and i was part of this, was that the president swung into action, and immediately began to change the entire infrastructure of the defense. we created much harder and tougher barriers from people

tougherrump said that a stance on immigration like his would have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> i'm extremely tough on people coming into the country. if i was running things, i doubt those people would be of the country. >> mr. trump talks about things as though he is still on "the apprentice." the greatest honor a have ever received in my public life. devin: still no word if he will enter the race for president. >> i'm not in any way suggesting or recommending that the vice president accept any timetable other than the one that is clicking inside of him. he has to make this decision. devin: a decision that could come in the next few days. kellye: a lot of people are preparing for the big chill. devon: getting out the hats and gloves a little early. see if you can find them. i had to dig around to find my gloves today. temperatures will be freezing in many spots. will be thens urbanized areas of d.c., the densely populated areas. these are the low temperatures today. has a big gapning in it because we are ready for today in frederick, manassas, luray. low-wage reagan national. we o

reporter matt carroll hijacking our interview. [ laughter ] >> i am just so fortunate. there is no other actor on the planet i would rather have play me. >> they said there was pressure to get it right. >> when you are playing real people and you are telling a story about victims of -- the cover up, you have to get it right. they at least hope the spotlight of hollywood can help keep people talking and healing. >> we hope the movie gives -- victims the courage to come out and tell their story. >> a church spokesperson says they haven't seen the film and they can't speak on it but they do acknowledge terrible things that happened to children by priests. the film opens november 6th. >>> patriots getting ready for tomorrow night's game. the team making some changes to deal with the short workweek. >>> also sounds like it will be clearing up tomorrow. coach bill is focused on one thing. sports director joins us now. >> he has done that one thing so well. this is what the patriots have done to get ready. they had a walk through today and yesterday. they didn't practice monda

can they hijack the process and if so can our government function at all? and the mesh hero -- then hero who tend stop a terror attack in france, attack on the streets here at home. now he wear what happened. and minutes ago, new video of the attack, let's get to it. >> who woulda thunk it. this is about much more than politics. it's much bigger than the conservatives and in the house of representatives wanting their way. this is about the very functioning of the government of the united states. to get anything at all done, majority republicans need at least a phi few -- a few of the freedom caucus to go along with the plan, any plan. right now the matter of speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy is one of speaker john boehner's right-hand mental sponsored just two bills. both to rename buildings. nothing else in the way of legislative accomplishment. nothing. yet he is too mainstream, too establishment for the freedom caucus so they, reflecting the reaches their con state tunes, decided yesterday to support somebody else as a unit. and that meant with democr

i would have kept those hijackers out. you, arguably, don't have a strict policy. he's a master at that. you have to give it to trump. harris: you know what's interesting about this, charles? it stays in the wheelhouse, if you will, of donald trump's platform. i mean, he has figured out how to pick a fight and make it work to the advantage of what he's been saying all along on a certain issue. >> right. well, jeb bush is, he's just faltering. everything points in my mind to him probably leaving -- harris: even with all that money? >> plus, he's burning through that cash so quickly. he's in trouble, in my mind, and this only makes it worse. everyone's making the same point. he doesn't set the agenda, so he's a feeble counterpuncher. it's hard to say someone being president just seven months in would have changed all the visa policies, would have kicked out every illegal and legal immigrant in america. listen, i understand some people believe donald trump is going to be inaugurated and the next day every illegal's going to stand in line and wait for the bus to take t

said he ones plate blame but a tougher stance on immigration like his would have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> i'm extremely tough on people coming into the country. i believe if i were returning things i doubt to the families -- i doubt those people would have been in the country. >> mr. trump talks about things as though is still still on the apprentice. >> on the democratic side eyes remain on vice-president joe biden's. >> in the greatest honor i received in i public life. >> no word ton the race for president. hillary clinton says she is not interested in adding pressure. >> i'm not in any way suggesting or recommending that the vice-president accept any timetable other than the one that is clicking inside of him. he has to make this decision. >> a decision that could come in the next few days. abc news, washington. >> man seriously injured in a shark attack in hawaii. >> we hear from a witness and learn what experts say is the common factor in all the shark attackers they've seen this year in hawaii. >> finding these birds a new place to roost. the unusual accommodation event happeni

says he wasn't placing blame but that a tougher stance on immigration would have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> mr. trump talks about things apprentice." >> reporter: on the democratic side, all eyes remain on vice president joe biden. >> it may be the greatest honor i have ever received in my public life. >> reporter: and still no word on the race for president. democratic front-runner hillary interested in adding pressure. >> i'm not in any way suggesting or recommending that the vice president accept any timetable other than the one that is clicking inside of him. he has to make this decision. >> reporter: a decision that could come in the next few days. devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> turning our focus overseas. another weekend of bloodshed in the middle east as tensions continue to escalate. a palestinian attacker opened fire at a bus stop in southern israel yesterday, killing an israeli soldier and wounding ten other people before being shot and killed. and israel put up a 15-foot-high wall separating jewish and arab neighborhoods in east jerusalem. secretary of state john kerr

said he felt the movie was opportunistic and johnny ives said he felt like steve's image had been hijackedat do you make of that? steve: those comments got to me deeply and i started inking it -- started thinking, yeah, it is opportunistic on someone's life, but any thing any business does is opportunistic. this has taken a person's reputation. the thing is, steve jobs has multiple sites to his personality that he's known for. he's known for greatness and thinking ahead. great products look at the ipod , and the iphone. that was the start of it, how music is sold. these movies all go back to a former part of time that's not up to that point in time when those things happened. there are hundreds of cases -- i know firsthand experiences where steve did things, how could any human being do this? unfortunately, a legacy has to live with the truth or not. emily: have you ever been asked to take a role that is ceremonial at apple? would you like to be more involved in the day today there. -- day-to-day there. steve: steve jobs asked me questions like that near the time he was dying -- you want t

felt the movie was opportunistic and johnny i've later said he felt like steve's image had been hijackedthere are sons and daughters and widows who are upset. what do you make of that? steve: those comments got to me deeply and i started inking it -- thinking, it is opportunistic on someone's life, but any business is opportunistic. this is taking a person's reputation, that thing is, steve jobs has multiple sides of his personality is known for. known for greatness, thinking ahead, and great product. look at the ipod and the iphone. these movies all go back to a former part of time that's not up to when those things happened. so it talks about, there are hundreds of cases. i know first-hand experience, with -- where steve did things, how could any human do that yet go -- emily: have you ever been asked to take a role that is ceremonial at apple? would you like to be more involved in the day-to-day? steve: steve jobs asked me questions like that near the time he was dying -- you want to come back to apple? i told him, no. i love the life i have. i get to go around and talk to highschoole

no group has the right to hijack the house, that's what's going on here and we should have been determined long ago. >> in the gop presidential nomination race, the republican establishment initially thought they would highlight their former and current governors and senators but government experience has now become a line of attack. >> we have losers. we have losers. we have people this don't have it. >> billionaire developer donald trump continues to lead nearly every republican nomination poll. then ben carson is running second and business woman carly fiorina is running third. republican establishment candidates have tried to hit back especially at trump. >> he's shallow, has flog to know about policy, he makes it up on the fly. >> but the tidal wave only seems to be growing. the one republican who lawmakers believed could bridge the house divide is republican paul ryan. >> he would be an amazing speaker but he's god to decide on his own. >> drafting somebody from outside the chamber, the constitution says it doesn't have to be a members of congress. newt gingrich said he would conside

donald trump suggesting he could have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. doubt those people would have been in the country. >> reporter: a bold claim challenged swiftly by jeb bush. in a new campaign video mocking trump and his ability to be commander in chief. >> he's an actor playing the role of a candidate for president. not boning up on the issues. >> reporter: bush on the attack as he struggles in the polls angered by trump's suggestion that former president george w. >> i'm not blaming george bush. but i don't want jeb bush saying my brother kept us safe. >> reporter: meanwhile, joe biden nearing a decision on a 2016 campaign. perhaps the biggest sign he'll run, biden calling the president of the nation's powerful firefighters union. the president of the union telling abc news they discussed in detail a planned campaign strategy. biden holed up inside his delaware compound after telling a new york city audience of the grief over his son's death. >> as my son beau used to say, just keep moving forward. >> reporter: his potential rivals are pushing forward on the campaign trail, and lam

. >> we'll not allow the country to be hijacked by extremist views. >> and just, as a matter of fact, the house has just passed a budget and the legislation heads to the senate which is on track to pass before next tuesday's deadline for ceasing the so-called debt limit. >> an american airlines jet was hit by a laser as it was preparing to land in san diego. it happened last night. the plane did land safely. paramedics were called to the scene. the captain declined treatment there. were 174 people on-board and we remind you, as always when we do these stories, aiming a laser at a cockpit is a federal crime that can result in a five-year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine. >> prince harry is washington today. >> an international competition designed to help wounded warriors. >> a driver loses control and ends up on a roof. how officials say this mustang got on top of the house. >> a triple threat overnight with rain, wind and coastal concerns. >> take a look at this picture. a car crash on top of a home in michigan. this is what happened. that's a ford mustang on the roof there. the h

. >> reporter: trump is even suggesting he could have stopped the 9/11 hijackers from getting into the u.s. in the first place. >> i'm extremely tough on people getting into the country. >> reporter: the 9/11 commission said only two of the 19 hijackers overstayed their visas, but others gamed the immigration system. the commission also said the attack was a shock, but should not have come as a surprise. still, jeb bush's campaign thinks trump's latest rant handed them a winning issue. >> next week, mr. trump is probably going to say that fdr was around when japan attacked pearl harbor. it's what you do after that matters and that's the sign of leadership. >> reporter: jeb bush's aides knew his brother's legacy would be a challenge, especially jeb bush's position on the iraq war, which he bungled early on, but 9/11? this was not something team bush ever dreamed would be relitigated, but they're happy to do so. using it to broaden criticism of trump as commander in chief. >> it looks as though he's not taking the possibility of being president of the united states really seriously. >> r

plus, public trust for the handicapped, -- public truck for the handicapped, hijacked. and a major retailer telling shoppers to take a hike narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slasheeducation. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. shocking social media video sparking outrage this noon. have you seen it? it shows a violent confrontation between a school resource officer and a student in south carolina. the officer caught on camera, dragging the student from her desk and slamming her to the ground before arresting her. authorities are now trying to all ofout what prompted this. karen travers has the latest on the investigation. karen: a disturb

the nation's attack tonight donald trump suggesting he could have stopped the 9/11 hijackers- sot/trump to fox if i were running things, a bold claim challenged swiftly by jeb bush -- nat clown music in a new campaign video, mocking trump and his ability to be commander in chief. sot/jeb to cnn he's an actor playing a role of the candidate for president, not boning up on the issues. bush going on the attack as he struggles in the polls... angered by trump's suggestion that former president george w. bush, is responsible for 9/11. /trump to fox i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say 'my brother kept us safe meanwhile, vice president joe biden nearing s a decision on a 2016 campaign. perhaps the biggest sign he'll run -- a personal phone call on friday from the vp to the nation's powerful firefighters union. the president of the union telling abc news they discussed in great detail biden's campaign strategy. tonight, biden holed up inside his delaware compound after a weekend of family sports games and a gala in new york city... there biden signaled he still struggl

now, the 9/11 hijackers were in america before george w. bush was president. that's a bit of a stretch. >> dickerson: donald trump making a stretch. >> he's in fight to marco rubio to be the establishment. assumes there will be such a thing. chosen to open another trunk in his war, in bush world they believe why would trump fall, because voters will say he's not a credible commander in chief. he opened the door, it's dangerous for bush. second, on these type of issues it's not helped. >> dickerson: he's most animated moments are in defense of his brother which creates that lock. bob, i want to ask you about, jeb bush tried to get out from upped his brother. this is history. george w. bush was president when tragedy happened in america and two wars resulted afterwards. isn't it kind of crazy to think that anybody can get out from presidential presided over such historic time? >> i wrote four books about bush's wars. some of it worked some did not work like the iraq war. and refighting this doesn't work. this is not on people's minds. they want to know, are we g

was your party hijacked today? >> no, look, it's a coalition.coalition that i don't think like the speaker designate who the caucus was likely to nominate. but we've been here before. this reminds me of bob livingston resigning saying he didn't want to take the speakership after he'd been nominated by the party caucus back in 1998 and the party had to scurry very quickly, they came up with denny hastert. >> right. >> as steve just said, a year is a long time in politics. we're going to go through a presidential race that will suck all the oxygen out of the air away from congress pretty shortly that i think will lay the atmospherics for next year's race. but the sooner the republicans get to some resolution, the better. i just note that in 1998 we had a six-seat majority. we had to pull together very quickly. we did. i think we can pull together again. they've got a much larger majority this time. so this is hardly the demise of the party, but the quicker they get this resolved the better. it will have to be a consensus choice. it wouldn't be a f

. >> trump insists his immigration policy would have kept the hijackers out of the united states. jeb bush says trump is campaigning like he is still on the apprentice. >>> and in vice president joe biden is jumping into this race, we should find out very soon. sources tell nbc news he'll announce his decision in the next 48 hours. the window for getting on the ballots in some states will start to close soon. so far, there is no indication which way the vp is leaning. >>> secretary of state john kerry will meet with his israeli and palestinian leaders this week. a wall went up in east jerusalem where israelis are trying to keep them from firing jewish residents. an arab man had a shooting and knifing. ten people were hurt, one killed. >>> mayor delaware blash joe back from israel, that's where he spoke with a holocaust memorial yesterday. cities need to unite against the anti-semitism. he spent time with benjamin he left a note that says we are reminded here of the power of faith. >>> gray si mansion is opening to the public. go online to enter to win tickets to an open house this

he says those hijackers would have never been here in the united states. >>> the chinese may already be violating their agreement not to cyber snoop on american businesses. last month china's leader promised president obama that trade secrets would not be stolen. chinese hackers attacked u.s. corporate computers many times since then. the firm crowd strike says one breach was tried the day after the agreement was announced. >>> israel putting up a wall in part of east jerusalem as a way to fight a wave of violence. police are hoping the barriers are going to prevent fire bomb attacks by palestinians in a nearby jewish neighborhoods. it follows a deadly knifing attack caught here on surveillance video. an arab man killed an israeli soldier. he wounded ten others. mayor de blasio wrapping up his own visit to israel. sunday he spoke at the holocaust memorial. that's where he said city governments must lead the fight against religious intolerance. >> we're here at a painful moment. more and more terrorist attacks on absolutely innocent civilians, something unconscionable and unacceptable