charter schools and former florida governor jeb bush, they believe she could help reform the education system. >>> it's a right of passage for many young biz. >> three, two, one, go! >> abc7 news was in santa clara for the cub scouts district pinewood derby. the top racers built custom cars from just a block of wood. this was the tenth year it was held at the muslim community association. the scouts believe in respecting people of all faiths. >> we in the boy scouts, we have a code to be reverent, but we don't define what that is to people. so it's been a great partnership to help people see people who live differently and bring the whole community together. >> levi margolis had the fastest

he succeeds jeb bush. he spends his time at the university of delaware and penn. >>> and a state trooper who died in the line of duty may see a road named in his honor. frankie williams was killed back in december. and a bill for the state trooper frankie williams memorial highway. that must get approval from the full legislature. >>> on nbc10 news at 5:00 -- new fallout in the wake of the national security adviser's resignation. >> and why a new report says intelligence officials are withholding information from president trump. nine minutes before 5:00. even a philadelphia police commissioner cannot escape the pta. we'll tell you how he handled getting a parking ticket in the city.

[applause] mark: please join me in welcoming jeb bush and his son, commissioner george p. bush. [applause] [applause] mark: please join me in welcoming jeb bush and his son, commissioner george p. bush. [applause] jeb: thank you. thank you, mark, very much for that exaggerated introduction. the fact that it's in front of my parents makes it ok. david jones, thank you for your leadership. i hope you're excited as everybody is that you are running the show here at the foundation. i want to thank my mom and dad for making it possible for me to be here. you know what i mean. [laughter] jeb: and i'm here because i wanted to, in a small way, monitor -- i will get emotional about this, but -- i want to honor the greatest man alive. so -- [applause] jeb: i'm finished with that, so -- [laughter] jeb: glad i got that out of the way. i want to point to the professors, the real professors that actually know how to be up -- be a professor. we had a little bit of a crisis that we thought we would be 15 to 20 students. and that is relatively manageable for a rookie like me to teach a class. wh

when his opponents became physically smaller standing next to me and if they weren't like jeb bush.at had a psychological impact on voters made him think that he was more substantial. all it was was just more talked about. it is probably both. >> you talk about journalists being in the business, and this last year and a half that you been following this, which journalist or which people amongst year. group would you say have bucked the trend and were good journalist and spotter things that the rest of us do not sear the rest of your group to density? who are the bright lights among the journalists to cover this? >> a lot of them are friends of mine, like david's rotor i thought it a good good job even though he wasn't really on the trail. people answer this generally be a by saying there was a tendency as the year went on for reporters to divide up into camps. the new york times even talked openly about this. they they said trump is such a unique and threatening figure that maybe we need to rethink normal journalistic practice and become more like advocates and less like reporters.

like jeb bush.ological impact on voters that made him think that he was more substantial. even though all it was was just more talked about. it is probably both. >> you talk about journalists being in the business. in this last year and and a half as he had been following this, which journalist or which amongst your peer group would you say had bucked the trend and so things that the rest of your group did not see? who was the emerging bright light? >> see, i mean, a lot of them are friends of mine. so you know, david did a real good job. even though he was not really on the trail. you know, i will answer this generally by saying there was a tendency as the year went on for reporters to divide up into camps. right? "the new york times" even talked openly about this. they said donald trump sh a unique and threatening figure that maybe we need to rethink normal journalistic practice. right? and become more like advocates and less like reporters. on one hand i understand the thinking. but on the other

if you think about the mighty republican party and its chosen favorite was jeb bush who struggled towo to 3% of the vote. did you even get any delegates? i don't think you did. he $100 million. think about the power of money. we talk about the power of money in politics and it didn't work this time. donald trump managed to get past all of that and he got passed all of that because our system had been fairly for a very long time. that's what this book is about. it's not a story, even though it's probably funny in parts to relive it because it's a crazy narrative and are lots of things that happened along the way that wawere unbelievably entertaining in the moment, although they are less funny now in retrospect, but it may make you feel better in terms of sort of understanding why this is happening. it shouldn't in the omission to all the spear adequate to come to grips with the reality of the troubled presidency and understand this happen for a reason and that might help us move forward and find a way to make it on happen going forward. so anyway, thank you so much and i would love to

what we might have expected from a president mitt romney or marco rubio or jeb bush at the beginning of their 10 years in office, -- of their tenures in office, i can't see much difference and what president trump is doing from what they have done. the cabinet is outstanding, the most conservative cabinet and the time i have been here. i have served with other republican presidents. i just mentioned getting the regulations off the books. i like what he is doing. of thenot been a fan extra discussion that he likes to engage in, but we are going to soldier on. we like his positions and will pursue them as vigorously as we can. laura in's go to texas. you're on the line. caller: hello there. i swapped to say, first of all, i'm 80 years old. laura in texas. i voted democrat my whole life. i discovered fox news, i discovered c-span. i have never been a political person, but i always voted democrat. what i want to say is, i have never watched him when he did his apprentice program -- his "apprentice" program. when i saw they had a businessman running rather than a politician, because my da

and mitch mcconnell saying that marco rubio, mitt romney, jeb bush, if they were president, he can't see much difference in what trump is doing than what they would have done. fascinating. joining me is republican congressman lee zeldin of new york. he's on the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, thanks for coming in. mitch mcconnell in his own way saying he doesn't like the tweets, he wants the president to stop. had a do you thi what do you think about it? >> i think it's important to be able to focus as much on substantive policy as possible. the president, he certainly has a whole other level and way of communicating with the american public that a lot of politicians in washington and elsewhere, the media, american public, a lot are just not used to. so i think what might be an advantage of the tweets could be when you're trying to get a substantive legislative package across the finish line, a few months from now -- >> right now is it distracting from where you folks would like to have the focus? >> yeah, some of the tweets he puts out are substantive, and they're help

kick off our 20th anniversary year with such a special event featuring former governor of florida, jeb bush, and the texas land commissioner, george p. bush. in a moment, mark welsh, the dean of the george bush school of government and public service, will provide a proper introduction to our speakers. hark and i had two of the threeo entities that are here at thepr bush center, the third being the presidential library and museum which is headed by warren finch who is with us tonight. warren? [applause] nice to have you with us. [applause] and now just a quick word about logistics for tonight before we get started. following the remarks and the interview portion of our program, our speakers will be pleased to respond to your questions. we can that you write the questions on cards that were provided to you when you checked in this evening. if you don't have one and would like to ask a question, you can just ask one of our roving bush school ambassadors who will beon walking the aisles and circulating to collect your questions. so without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the

later, former florida governor and presidential candidate jeb bush on leadership.

as i look at what we might have expected from a president mitt romney or jeb bush, i can't see much difference between what president trump is doing and what they would have done. i think the cabinet has been truly outstanding. it's the most conservative cabinet certainly in the time that i've been here and i've serveded with other republican presidents. i just mentioned getting regulations off the books. i like what he's doing. i've not been a fan of the extra discussion that he likes to engage in. but we're going to soldier on. we like his positions and we're going to pursue them as vigorously as we can. host: all right. let's go to laura. laura, you're on the line. caller: hello there. i just want to say first of all, i'm 80 years old. i voted democrat my whole life, and this year when i -- and i've never been able to watch television because i've always worked. i retired in my 70s. i discovered fox news and i discovered c-span. i realize -- i have never been a political person but like i said, i always voted democrat. as far as i could. we texas term republican a few years back. but anyway

he will succeed florida governor, jeb bush whose term ended in january and biden says he is honored to head up such a national treasure and biden will split the time with programs of the university of pennsylvania and the university of delaware. >> not even the police commissioner can avoid a ticket from the ppa. this is a picture of commissioner richard ross vehicle parked on broad between walnut and locust a spot that prohibits parking from 9:30 until 7:00 p.m. he was at the bellevue since fofo er -- and the love statue is on the move. we'll talk about plans to restore the iconic attraction and when it makes its return. and ducis rogers is taking in the phillies in spring water. >> hey there jim, there are a lot of new faces in the phillies clubhouse and we introduce you to two new guys that hope to turn the franchise around. >> ducis we are chatting windchills back at home and 33 in philadelphia right now and in a couple of days we are talking about near record highs once again. we'll show you the numbers in ac weather. >>> so philadelphia's love statue will disappear for a while so

he'll succeed former florida governor jeb bush.iden has also committed to programs at the university of pennsylvania and the university of delaware. >>> philadelphia flour show is less than a month away and this morning organizers gave a sneak peek of the special features of this year's upcoming show. take look. this year's theme will feature the beauty and culture of holland landscapes of tulips, hyacinths and daffodils the predominant flower in the show. the event will highlight the region's use of natural energy. >> the flower show will highlight dutch innovation from windmills one of the earliest uses of natural energy to the dutch wave movement which takes a natural and sustainable approach to beautiful garden designs. >> and you can visit the philadelphia flour show march11th through 19th at the pennsylvania convention se sent. >>> well, he's a claimed actor but harrison ford is raising concerns for his abilities as a pilot. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" why the faa is investigating an incident involving forward toward at

he succeeds jeb bush.t the university of delaware and penn. >>> and a state trooper who died in the line of duty may see a road named in his honor. frankie williams was killed back in december. and a bill for the state trooper frankie williams memorial highway. that must get approval from the full legislature. >>> on nbc10 news at 5:00 -- new fallout in the wake of the national security adviser's resignation. >> and why a new report says intelligence officials are withholding information from president trump. nine minutes before 5:00. even a philadelphia police commissioner cannot escape the pta. we'll tell you how he handled getting a parking ticket in the city. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington watching the roads right now, we're watching the schuylkill expressway ramp to the vine street expressway with what looks like police activity moving around the scene there. we still have that ramp blocked off. the vine street expressway dealing with that construction this morning in between broad stre

he succeeds florida governor jeb bush whose term ended in january. biden will also split his time between programs at the university of delaware and penn. >>> heading out right now, look at the wind that we're dealing with this morning. those are cold winds that are blowing this morning and they'll likely get stronger during the afternoon. 40-mile-per-hour gusts will blow some clouds through the area. we'll get sunshine, too. tonight, we'll clear out. so it will be clear and cold overnight. definitely cold this morning. have to bundle up, winds are 25 miles an hour in philadelphia, gusting near 30 miles an hour in wilmington. i do expect it to get stronger early this afternoon. especially delaware and south jersey. that's where winds could top 40 miles an hour. that's combined to keep things feeling cold. this is the feels like temperature. by noon time, upper 30s in philadelphia. with the wind, it's going to field like 26 degrees. you see it's going to feel colder right into the evening. stand by for a windy one today. bundle up right now, 34 degree

white house job he is board of trustees at the constitution center, he will replace former governor, jeb bush, whose term ended last month. he is honored to be the head of a national treasure and splitting time between the university of pennsylvania and the university of delaware. >>> the power ball jackpot soared to $310 million and people are lining up for a chance to strike it rich. katherine scott is live in center city where people are getting their tickets before the next drawing. hi katherine. >> that is right people are keeping an eye on this growing power ball jackpot and people have a hunch their ticket could be the lucky one. >> he went to the pipe shop in upper darby wa a history of wins. it feels like a lucky day. >> i feel optimistic. i feel that i have always spent the money, and i feel like i'm coming to the place where the winning ticket is at. >> helen jones only buys power ball tickets when the jackpot gets high, once is surpasses 300 million she thought it was time. >> buy a new house, help out my family. travel. >> at 20th and market daniel bought five. >> this is the win

s set up for jeb bush and to a lesser extent marco rubio only did harm to their candidacy am they absorbed vast amounts of resources, spent them extremely wastefully. they made a lot of very bad decisions. a lot of people got very rich. and the candidates themselves were unable to say knock it off, that's not how i want my money spent. the candidates always care about making sure that money is spent efficiently. campaign consultants don't. the citizens united empowers consultants at the expense of candidates. host: the caller began his question talking about the media. i want to read a little bit from your piece and have you talk more about it. the rumors of back sliding democracy resent an independent press, but cannot extinguish it. mostly modern strong men seek merely to discredit journalism by denying that such a thing as independent judgment can exist. all reporting serves an agenda. there is no truth, only the competing attempts to grab power. and he his team are serving notice that a new era in government media relation social security coming, an era in which all criticism is, by de

ould you imagine what would be occurring right now if jeb bush elected by the establishment republicans? could you imagine what would be nation right ur now had hillary clinton and all of the millions of fraudulent for her, gotten away with it again? and put her in office? president donald trump is right that posing why it is people like myself stood up and oted against all of the fraud to put a nonpolitician businessman, self-made charge of our country, to handle the problems created, been especially the massive problems and the separation and division has occurredn that over the last eight to 10 years nation. we have an issue here. healthcare ost my insurance that i paid for, that i liked with doctors that i had. now have a healthcare system that works only for those that and do m this nation nothing to help this nation. that -- he questions answers to questions that need to be given by the republicans, establishment, by the republicans that we put in charge. ost: iville to stop you there, we'll go live to cpac in a moment. thank you for your calls, of you for to all your participatio

he did work for jeb bush. he clearly worked and helped george w. bush become the president. but i think he's always identified as really being george h-w bush's friend and kf dante. so you know, i think both of the bush sons seem to be loyal to the family partners like baker but you know, they both obviously wanted to be their own men when it came to their political career. so you know, i don't know. i think at key points along the way baker was conducted by george w. bush. but there's no doubt in my mind that george w. bush was well aware from the very beginning that baker didn't think invading iraq was such a great idea. >> does he think donald trump has some, because he is so unconventional, because is he so different, because he campaigned differently, he transitioned differently, he's taken his first two weeks differently, that show out of all that difference maybe some possibility of doing good things? >> well, you know, again, baker struck me as the sort of classic almost con again tal deal make. and he's a very optimistic guy which is to say he's always seeing what a

at what we might have expected from a president mitt romney or marco rubio or president president jeb bush at the beginning of their tenures in office, i can't see much difference between what president trump is doing and what they would have done. i think the cabinet has been truly outstanding. this is the most conservative cabinet certainly in the time i have been here. and i have served with other republican presidents. i just mentioned getting the regulations off the books. i like what he's doing. i have not been a fan of the extra discussion that he likes to engage in. but we're going to soldier on. we like his posses -- positions and we're going to pursue them as vigorously as we can. reporter: you have a lot of big-ticket items ahead. obamacare, tax reform, getting the supreme court justice done. considering how difficult it's been to get the cabinet confirmed, how troubled are you about the road ahead? senator mcconnell: it's clear in the early months it's going to be a republicans only exercise. we don't expect any democratic cooperation on the replacement of obamacare. we don't e

and the data were usually not there, at one point they went down to florida with jeb bush to celebrate a school that had turned around, and a month later that school that allegedly turned around because of firing all the teachers was put on the state failing list to be closed. and we have needed to have a president who would fight for public education, and we didn't have that in obama. >> do i hear you saying that betsy devos is really obama and arne duncan on steroids? >> she's worse than that. i mean, obama and duncan never went for vouchers, they drew the line. the problem is, when you say as obama and duncan did, they're for school choice and they draw the line at vouchers, it's hard to maintain that line. it's like being a little bit pregnant. once you go down the road of saying public schools are failing, teachers are bad, that was wrong. factually wrong, public schools in this country do an incredible job despite the lack of public support they should be getting. i've been in schools where there are kids -- teenagers wearing diapers. they don't want them in the charter schools,

you think jeb bush gets cranky on phone calls? no, because no one calls him. ( laughter ) no one.ut my point stands. all right, when you've got australia thinking that you're an (bleep), maybe it's time for you to ask the question, is trump really going to make america first or just going to make america alone? the signs aren't good, especially if trump's leaked australia phone call is anything to go buy. >> well, g'day, president trump, i'd like to talk about our refugee agreement. >> listen up, boomerang joe, i'm canceling the agreement, we don't need anything. keep them in your weak, unsafe country which is a tote dill sister. >> president trump, i'm sure if you visited sometimes you would be able to. >> no need to visit. i have been to the outback steakhouse, not impressed. i'm going to hang up open you now, fantastic power move. ( dial tone ) >> trevor: we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) tiki barber running hambone!a barber shop?t hut! yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fi

it she is a close ally of jeb bush. someone who was introduced by joe lieberman at her hearing. vulnerabilities, had a bad committee hearing. but if you think that education policy is going to be the driving force in 2020? if you think that the trump abnormality in his views is going to be the big fight, picking a fight over betsy devos, who is a school reform are supported by mainstream republicans, that's not where you want to spend your political capital. host: we are talking to josh kraushaar in the last half-hour of "washington journal." give us a call, want to hear your thoughts on this topic. one more point for your story, you argue that this effort for democrats would have to begin in the house. ?ut wasn't it the bigger climb isn't the senate the place where they were looking for opportunities? guest: republicans can't lose more than three seats in the senate but only have eight up for reelection and six of them are in some of the most republican states in the country. mississippi, wyoming, the list goes on. it's almost impossible. it would take a huge catastrophe for re

the jeb bush would have been anomaly.cording to the clinton but i also knew, that in so doing she needed a relativity. that's why i supported tim kaine. because i thought that he could provide that.as it turned out unfortunately, he wasn't à donald trump moved into their so where we are today, -- the last when i read that hubert was put america in search of -- he said every 30 years or so there is a change in america. we are still in search of ourselves. and we can get where we need to b. but we cannot do it with an appointee. as lyndon johnson was a come, let us reason. >> do think it has maybe something to do so people are brought up, about maybe diversifying the people that are out there for people to maybe see more of themselves. more minority representation and maybe even more minority involvement in politics. >> all right, as i said to someone yesterday, we have more minority representation in america today than ever in the history of the country. our things better? or worse? and i leave that answer to you. but i wi

i think of governor jeb bush. i think of governor john englerg of michigan. i think of governor mitt romney and the work they did in their respective states to make the public schools better and to greet other opportunities for children.ov all those governors, the threeel mentioned, they support betsy devos. there are 22 governors who have written letters to me as chairman of the senate education committee supporting betsy devos. they see her as someone from outside the system of the public education who, as they worked for 30 years, can help change and improve it and ask consent to include in the record following my remarks the names of the 22 governors who support her. they come from alabama, arizona, arkansas, florida, illinois, indiana, kansas, kentucky, maine, michigan, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, nebraska, nevada, new jersey, new mexico, ohio, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, wisconsin. all, the governors of all those state support betsy devos. the last 49 states education, four of the last education secretaries support betsy devos, bill bennett, ro

he was an advisor to jeb bush and he gave a speech, saying this point and he felt that the settlements by israel, which are moving ahead, have a big obstacle to peace. it makes many in the netanyahu coalition. trump has suggested politics are changing. by baker is that, if the united states wants to broker a peace deal and peace between the israelis and palestinians. semi-honestbe a broker? they should not be isolationist. >> that is what is amazing about the traditional republicans supporting trump. of and he is aue classic internationalist. they are really disturbed and they do not know what to make of the america-first rhetoric, which seems to verge on a new isolationism. it is not what jim baker wants. motto of proudl preparation prevents poor performance. working on the book about him, you see that he is a model of that. he has come prepared, testing things out, with a combination of legal training and recognition that, if you really want to run an airtight process in washington, it requires tremendous discipline. i am not sure what he would make of this overwhelming social media

the super pac's set up for jeb bush and to a lesser extent marco rubio, only did harm. they absorbed a vast amount of resources. they made a lot of very bad decisions. a lot of people got very rich. candidates themselves were unable to say knock it off -- that is not want my money spent. the candidates always care about making sure money is spent efficiently. campaign consultants don't. the caller began his question talking about the media. i want to read a little bit from "the rulers of backsliding democracies cannotnt a press, but resent it -- extinguish guest: yes, i don't think there is any chance the first amendment will go away -- i do not think "new york times," or "washington post" -- though i can talk about the pressures against the "washington post," in that it is owned by the people that own amazon. they brought pressure on twitter in the same way and pressure twitter to restore the accounts of what supremacists who had been -- white supremacists who had been shut down by twitter before the election. you see this in india, another backsliding democracy. you t

." >> next, former florida governor jeb bush talks about leadership lessons he learned as governor. afterwards, he sits down with his son, texas land commissioner george p. bush, for an interview. this event was held at the bush presidential center at texas a&m be university. >> howdy. and welcome, everyone, to thege george bush presidential library center. i'm david jones, the ceo of the library foundation. it is my honor to welcome you ask to invite you to join me in welcoming the 41st president of the united states and miss bushe [applause]

has support from the national alliance for public charter schools and from former florida governor jeb bush they believe she can help reform the education system. >>> it's a rite of passage for many young boys. the district pinewood derby was held yesterday in santa clara. they build custom cars from a block of wood. this is the tenth year the race was held at the muslim community association. the scouts believe in respecting people of all faiths. >> we have a code to be reverent but don't define what that is to people so it's a great way to see people who live life differently and bring the whole community together. >> this boy had the fastest car. his secret? put a lot of graphite on the car. >>> live doppler 7 right now is quiet and we'll see this get pretty active tonight with our first system. we're going to open the satellite picture here a little further and you know it's all the cloud cover offshore. several systems but the first is weak tonight and then the second one will sit over the bay area a little longer. lake tahoe in general until 10:00 on tuesday. heavy snow. one to two fe

if jeb bush were the president, he would have 500 pages of policy descriptions for the department ofucation or something, if this president is not driving an agenda beyond what you just showed, those sort of four big ticket items, that give s speaker ryan and mitch mcdonnell -- looks for like what ryan and mcconnell want. sure, they're going to be applauding on tuesday night, but how much are they working with the white house and how much are they making their own plans because this president has not dug in on specific policy iss s issues. >> he's not going to reach across the aisle to the democrats and say he wants to be friends. but when the devil's in the details come into the picture, when you come out with a sort of anti free trade rhetoric, there's still a lot of republicans who want that. how he actually explicates what he wants to do, whether he loses that republican audience ask key, and we haven't soon him talk about anything of substance. >> usually somewhere in the ballpark for an hour, this president usually doesn't go on for an hour, bill clinton was famous for going an

even jeb bush did this. when he said love the everglades, but it's in the everglades. so you have these fantasies if you live in florida that during one of these photo ops there's this huge giant creature snatches right off the boardwalk. and who's smaller, michele bachmann,. >> i think that's my fantasy might've been her. but anyway and then they're gone. and you think that's the next step in the python invasion. it is an invasion. i propose that a forget to challenge a species should challenge when we should win against. i picked manatees. we all love manatees, but they don't do well in florida because first rather not that bright. with all due respect. they are brighter than the boaters of florida. [laughter] who are really not bright at all. they keep running into manatees may have all these manatees owns and it never works. the idea came up with his we cancel cancel the boaters down let's speed the man it is at. my idea was to put motors on the manatees to get them up to 70 miles an hour. after couple boaters are killed by high-speed manatees they will start slowd

jeb bush actually embarrassingly sad i have two precious granddaughter and there's nothing donald trump could say to ever apologize for that remark he made in private on a bus where they didn't realize they were being -- that's republicans. hillary clinton, let's see, she sold off the position of secretary of state on national assets and made $100 million for herself and her husband, she lied to the fbi, she lied to the american people, she puts the put the highest level secrets on a private server which violated her oath of office, violated the espionage act, open secrets to our enemies from china and north korea, iran. of course the russians, now the democrats protest professed to find horrific. she lied about benghazi and applied to the mother of a fallen hero. not one, not one democrat elected official said this is a bridge too far i can't support this candidate. not one. i put this up and discussing the communist party because that is the way that they were really effective in political warfare. everybody in lockstep. and that's the way the left behaves today. political correctness

even jeb bush did this. >> yep. >> he did. he said, i love the everglades. but it's in the everglades. so you have these fantasies if you live in florida that right during one of these photo ops that just this huge, giant creature kind of just snatches right off the boardwalk -- [laughter] was it michelle -- who's the small one -- she was small enough. yeah, i think that's who my fantasy was, i think it might have been her. anyway, they're gone just like this, and you think that's the next step in the python invasion. and it is an invasion. >> i propose that we should -- if we're going to challenge a species, we should challenge one we could win against. i pick manatees. [laughter] yeah. no, we all love manatees, but they don't do well in florida because they're, first of all, they're not that bright. ing with all due respect. they are brighter than the boaters of florida. [laughter] who are really not bright at all. and they keep running into manatees, and they have all these, you know, no, slow down, manatee zone, gotta go -- and it never works. so the ide

at what we might have expected from president met romney or president marco rubio our president jeb bush, at the beginning of their ten years in office, i can't see much difference between what president trump is doing and what they would have done. i think that cabinet has been truly outstanding, it's the most conservative cabinet certainly the time i've been here, and i'm certain with other republican presidents. i just mentioned getting regulations. i like what he's doing, i've not been a fan of the extra discussion that he likes to engage in, but we are going to soldier on. we like his positions and were going to pursue them as vigorously as we can. >> reporter: considering how difficult it's been to get the cabinet confirmed, how troubled are you by the vote ahead? >> it's clear that the in the early months, is going to be republicans only exercise. we don't expect any democratic cooperation on obamacare. we don't expect any democratic cooperation on tax reform. i had just gotten here and i was still trying to figure my way around one we did tax reform the last time. very different

devos has support from the national alliance for public charter schools and former florida governor jeb bushs in her corner and thinks she can help to reform the education system. >>> a right of passage for many young boys. the cub scouts district pine wood derby was held yesterday from santa clara, and they built custom cars from just a block of wood. this is the tenth year the race was held at the muslim community association. the scouts believe in respecting people of all faiths. >> we in the boy scouts, we have a code to be rev runt, but we don't define what rev runt is to people. it's good to see people who live different and the whole community together. >> levi margolis had the fastest car, and his secret was to put a lot of graphite on the car. >>> and then crews removing trees on an emergency basis, and trains single tracking through san francisco. riders will need to switch trains at 24th street to get to daly city. b.a.r.t. officials say the delays will be from 7:00 this morning until 4:30 this afternoon. >>> happening today, thousands of runners will take part in the kaiser perma

philadelphia's national constitution center, before this the role was held by former florida governor, jeb bushden says he is honored to head up the national treasure and splitting his time with the university of pennsylvania and the university of delaware. the action cam took a tour of the iconic site of historic park today. we were invited to a close up look at the liberty bell and independence hall and the ben franklin museum and you can explore his life for free on presidents day. they are waiving admission for adults and children. >>> and the cultural society today revealed the theme of this year's show. it's holland flowering the world tens of thousands of flowers will bring the dutch culture to life. it will be march 11th through the 19th at the pennsylvania convention sensneer this unique chandelier is just one of two creative submissions of mercy technical high school in philadelphia. they are now hanging at the home and garden show and you can cast your vote for your favorite in the first ever design the shine challenge. there will be 11 chandeliers in all that were designed and build

conversation with the australian prime minister says to me is he is fearless whether he was dealing with jeb bushr, he is now on the world stage and he will be fearless with this. it's easier to beat up on australia. >> if he felt there was cause, he would do it in a heartbeat. >> how his victory went down. when is he going to talk about that? all this talk about him leading a movement which in his words the likes in which the world has never seen. there are plenty of other antecede antecedent. i am getting tired of are heading him about using that to talk about how great his victory night was. this is not presidential. >> it represents a movement to challenge the status quo. >> would you describe the size of this movement? there may be a movement, but he literally says the likes of which the world has never seen. >> that the world has never seen anything like this movement. >> lots of stories that he is a president like no other. >> we know that president trump talks about his victories with morn leaders. >> what's the tonight of that. >> for the first time we have american policy. i understand

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said is disruptive and doesn't have the institutional knowledge you would have from a clinton or jeb bush administration, there is some loose ends they sort of haven't figured out how to navigate what you are and are supposed to do as part of protocol in the administration. >> we snow how sean spicer played this. how do you expect donald trump to address this at cpac? >> i think he will continue the steve bannon approach saying every single thing that comes out of the media is wrong and false. what he has done and we asked the president to do this is specify and let us know what is really happening. i think what will be interesting is to see if the president and staff transition from realizing that the media is not the opposition party. some of the strongest opposition are the people in the white house leaking things. maybe he needs to get that ship in order. >> that image yesterday of reince priebus and steve bannon on the stage chummy and in close proximity. >> a lot of touching. >> exactly. i think that was really meant to show a different face of the leaks we're hearing and all that.