mook: it is the hillary for america logo.t has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to come up with different locals. so when you come in our office you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for communications is we are too close to the campaign. host: when you read sources familiar with the clintons, what do you think? ms. palmieri: coming to his job people said you have to clamp down on this. the clintons talked to a lot of people. that is a good thing. the press can self regulate. i think they know the difference between someone who --

mook: it is the hillary for america logo. it has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to create their own logo so when you come in our office, you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in, you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for the medications is sources close to the campaign. host: when you read sources familiar with the clintons, what do you think? ms. palmieri: coming to this job, people said you have to clamp down on this. the clintons talked to a lot of people. that is a good thing. the press can self regulate. i think they know the difference between someone who who -- there are a lot of people that talk to both president clinton and hillary clinton. that is different than decisions that the campaign has made from strategies that we are employing. people need to regulate, maybe they saw bill clinton at an event a month ago, but you cannot use that as an excu

mook: it is the hillary for america logo. it has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to come up with different logos. so when you come in our office you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in, you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for communications is we are too close to the campaign. host: when you read sources familiar with the clintons, what do you think? ms. palmieri: coming to his job, people said you have to clamp down on this. the clintons talked to a lot of people. that is a good thing. the press can self regulate. i think they know the difference between someone who -- there are a lot of people that talk to both president clinton and hillary clinton. that is different than decisions that the campaign has made from strategies that we are employing. people need to regulate, maybe they saw bill clinton at an event a month ago, but you cannot use that as an

logo. but will america buy a third bush? jeb thinks so. in the last six months likely raising a record amount of money, but also stumbling along the way. >> on the subject of iraq, very controversial, knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have and so would have hillary clinton, just to remind everybody, and so would have almost everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> reporter: governor bush would later say he misheard the question. >> i would not have engaged. >> reporter: this will be the first time bush faces an election since 2002. some people have said you're rusty, because it's been so long since you've run for office. is that fair? >> you've seen the test drives. i'll let you be the judge of that. >> reporter: one potential rival, governor chris christie telling george on "this week" he's politically tougher than jeb. >> i think i'm combat ready for washington, d.c., and you need to be. >> tomorrow bush becoming the 11th republican entering the race. >>> and nba game fiv

the official logo, minus the family name. >> america's best days are in front of us. >> reporter: their goal? portray jeb bush as a doer, with a record as governor by relying on the words of floridians. >> i think governor bush changed a lot of lives in florida. >> look at all this. >> reporter: the word you will hear often is heart, to define bush himself, and to explain his philosophy. >> my core beliefs start with the premise that the most vulnerable in our society should be in the front of the line, not the back. >> reporter: a self-described introvert bush has not delivered the shock and awe jumpstart the republican establishment had expected. jeb's presence did not scare off challengers. and he rattled donors with fumbled response to the predictable question would he have evaded iraq based on what we know today. >> i would have. and so would have hillary clinton just to remind everybody. i would have not engaged. i would not have gone into iraq. >> reporter: the family connection bush will highlight is his four decades with wife columba, who was born in mexico. and bush will say t

america's story. david: the big logo on that man's shirt says jeb. no reference to bush at all.saw a picture earlier of jeb bush talking on the phone to his dad while watching the proceedings. they are staying away from the bush label as long as they can. go to peter barnes on details what we'll hear from miami-dade. go ahead, peter. >> governor bush will make the economy and jobs a priority according to his campaign. over the weekend he will announce his proposed policies helped to create 19 million new jobs. he is hoping to leverage his washington outsider status and his record as governor of california with republican voters. he is running against 10 other candidates already declared including several senators. including one from his home state of florida, senator and friend marco rubio. but also against some other governors with records that appeal to republicans. bush is essentially tied for the lead in the national polls right now but he is running behind in polls in that first key caucus state of iowa. hopes that today's announcement will help him to jump ahead of his com

logo. but will america buy a third bush? jeb thinks so. in the last six months likely raising a record amount of money, but also stumbling along the way. >> on the subject of iraq -- >> yep. >> obviously very controversial. knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have and so would have hillary clinton, just to remind everybody and so would have almost everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> reporter: governor bush later said he misheard the question. >> i would not have engaged. i would not have gone into iraq. >> reporter: this will be the first time bush faces an election since 2002. some people are saying you're rusty because it's been so long since you've run for office. do you think that's fair? >> you've seen the test drives. i'll let you be the judge of that. >> reporter: one potential rival governor chris christie telling george this week he's politically tougher than jeb. >> i think i'm combat-ready for washington, d.c., and you need to be. >> reporter: tom llamas, abc

america, it is very hard to talk about this. it is the worst one. what i see here is a different reactionary logo to the obama campaign. we are leaving hope behind and going to higher ground. can you go the distance with something that is just a reaction to someone else's legacy? to keep this thing going would be a mistake. here, we have a very thin face. it is a modern face. there is a lighter touch which might be trying to play on something more feminine. she has a very forceful persona. maybe -- unfortunately, when you look at how they tried to extract the kind of visual shorthand, they extract the a. it is moore's slab. a little bolder, a little simpler. the combined tradition and modernity. allie: the fact that it is his first name. >> in this case, may be trendy. this explains why it is bernie and not sanders. it is not intimidating. allie: what are your thoughts about it? >> it is very bold. the arrow saying, moving forward. we have seen arrows, even for fedex. the other thing about this is strategically, it is not her name. in 2007, she had a big hillary. now, just the age. more of a symbol for the movement and

america's best days are in front of us. >> bush released this video and a new logo to kick off his run for the republican presidential nomination. he becomes the 11th republican contender for the 2016 race for the president. >>> activists in seattle are trying to stop a shell oil rig from leaving port. here's how they are doing it. the so-called kayak-ivists. the environmental group greenpeace says eight protesters have been detained. >>> in a small sigh of relief for people going on the road trip this summer gas prices are coming down in our neck of the woods. regular unleaded has fallen six cents in the last week. $3.45 in san jose. $3.46 oakland. san francisco $3.61. these prices 60 cents less than one year ago. >>> developing news today. a prison worker accused of helping convicts escape their maximum security facility appears in court. don champion has the latest from the courthouse in plattsburgh, new york. >> reporter: wearing a bullet proof vest, former prison worker joyce mitchell showed little emotion as she walked into court this morning in plattsburgh, new york. >> i understand from what i have read or listened to t

. >> jeb bush has a new logo and video to help kick off his run for republican presidential nomination. >> america's best days are in front of us and we are going to lead the world. >> he will make it official in miami today joining ten other republicans in the hunt for the nomination but his life experiences and ability to make tough decisions will set him apart. for the democrats hillary clinton campaigned sunday in iowa distancing herself from president obama in his battle over a trade agreement. >> the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy polosi. >> but independent bernie saunders says she needs to take a more definitive stand on trade. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton would side with every union, environmental group and religious groups to say this policy is a disaster. >> he says he can beat her but faces an up hill battle at the polls. brian web for cbs news new york. >>> former senator jim web of virginia is considering a run for the democratic nomination. >>> and an naacp leader abruptly canceled tonight's meeting to address her

"the sentiment has canada of president for united states of america" the bush >> reporter: campaign came out with and knew logoy pushing up but bush surname. there's a bush plan and fatigue in america and country's most prominent democratic leaders heading the bay area this week presidential candidate bill clayton president and, president will speak at the at their conference on friday and go to a couple fund- raisers he will leave saturday just about that time to a clinton will arrive for a fund- raiser crunch in the city. >> pam: years back in cleveland for game six they are as loses every 24 hours away from possibly clinching the nba title. as the story all sports of next >> gary: good evening everyone feeling really good about themselves the war years when last night so for fiords got up this morning yesterday in cleveland small knife's potential clinching game 6 see. kerr is a genius clay thompson ever-present backpack. and this was makes me laugh raymond green ready to go. and seth. yours here about this a visual proof topped core nonstop last night a signature game for curry best of the finals. "you can

logo carrying only his first name. he will make it official at the miami dade college. "good morning america" will have a live report from the ever-growing field of presidential candidates. >>> neutrality the idea that you can access all sites at the same time of the day now it's one thing surrounding this battle. we go live to the nasdaq in time square. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam fcc net neutrality plan has taken effect. the new rules gives consumers opportunities for internet speeds companies can't block access to products like verizon has done to google wallet a few years ago. cable and phone companies are suing now to get rid of the rules. >>> in other news, gm is cutting production of the chevy sonic, and buick salana models. both models have developed sonic sales tumbled 28% in the first five months. year. >>> concerns over greece's debt dram battered stocks -- drama battered stocks on friday. >>> terminator will help you get where you're going arnold schwarzenegger's voice will be featured on google's "action navigation app waze. it's an intrusion to the new terminat

. >> reporter: jeb bush has a new logo and video to help kickoff his run for the presidential nomination. >> america's best days are in front of us. >> reporter: the former florida governor will make his candidacy official at a rally in miami today. the 62-year-old joins ten other republicans in the hunt for the nomination. >> reporter: for the democrats, hillary clinton campaigned sunday in what wax distancing herself. >> the president should listen to and work with his es from congress, starting with nancy pelosi. >> reporter: but independent senator bernie sanders says she needs to take a more definitive stand on trade. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton will side with every union in this country, virtually everien violent al group and many religious groups and say this policy is a disaster. >> reporter: sanders says he can beat clinton but he faces an uphill battle at the polls brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> former senator jim webb is believed to be considering a democratic bid. >>> anything you can do i can do better. curry and james both bringing their a games to oracle are

america's best days are in front of us. >> reporter: but the bush family name conspicuously missing from his logo. hillary clinton, her name is a blessing. >> my husband -- >> reporter: but it's also a potential burden for a candidate trying to reintroduce herself. hillary clinton took a jab at president obama in his failed bill saying he should work with and listen to democrats here on capitol hill. brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> well the bay will be getting a candidate visiting this week. hillary clinton is planning a stop here on saturday. we'll have more on what she's expected to be doing, and also the traffic problems associated with that. that is coming up in the next half hour. >>> tomorrow california state legislators will send governor jerry brown a budget that appears balanced. that's because of an $8 billion surplus over this past fiscal year. but it may not be cause for celebration. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says while state leaders deserve credit for managing responsibly, the surplus could be wiped out by a measure due to sunset in 2019. proposition 30 tempor

logo carrying his first name. he plans to make his candidacy official today. more than one dozen republicans will be vying for the gop nomination, "good morning america" will have live reports in the ever-growing field of presidential candidates after "action news." >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia has announced closing of three churchtion, incar nation of our lord. holy savior in linwood delaware county will be shuttered july 15. they have fallen into disrepair and the parishes cannot afford the work it needs to fix them. >> karen rogers has weather and there are strong storms out there. >> reporter: yeah, and we have lightning too let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region. look to the south south wilmington and vineland, you're getting heavy hitters. you can see the flashes those are lightning strikes. if you're in smyrna, delaware, you're getting the downpours salem, route 49. millville, you'll have that coming your way. fortescue. glassboro, ronnie not much -- rowan, not much going on. millville you're getting rain. in trenton we were getting heavy rain that's pushed over to jackson mills now. but right on the turnpike right here,

america. not for human consumption. [ muted ] all this stuff work. you send us your design, your logo size packing you want. we can send to you from other european countries. more safe than directly sent from china. we handle all the logistics. if the package is lost, we resend again -- >> for free? >> for free. so that's our guarantee. i have already got $50 million from this market. so you see, we are not small ones. >> what is the u.s. doing about this? negotiating. >> when i visited china and began negotiations over a year ago with our chinese counterparts, it was about these are not under the control of china law. >> gil kerlikowske is a u.s. customs commissioner and president obama's former drug czar. he says he has been working with the chinese to ban the manufacture of synthetic drugs in china. >> and so we said, you should really consider placing these under your mandates because they're clearly being designed to harm people. >> is it enough to just ask china to do this? >> no. i think that we were very strong about the concerns. i think china recognized too that they have a

logos. this is an isis message on a phone with the white house, we are here america, with our target. >> playing off that ice sis everywhere. they can reach their enemies p. >> many of them, analyst phillip smythe says, could be posers. but there is a spike in isis activity inside the united states recently. at least 32 court cases over the past two years of people in the u.s. accused of providing material support to isis. surveillance of isis suspect inside the united states is at an all-time high. isis operatives overseas entice supporters over social needa and use incorrupted communication urging them to take action. tracking the radicalization of americans, worrying about the next step. >> the thing i would lock for is whether or not ice sis playing a role beyond o general support but trying to inflew enthe targets and the action that ral ka cals will end up taking. >> when operate ifs pick targets it make them more vulnerable being picked up. when a profile is disabled, every message that person has posted is deleted. but keeping up with every potentially pro isis ks, every tweet, message o

america's best days are in front of us. >> reporter: with the bush family name missing from the logo. clinton's name is a blessing but it's also a candidate trying to reintroduce herself. clinton took a jab at obama, saying he should work with and listen to democrats on capitol hill. brian moore, nbc news washington. >>> right now, there are four candidates seeking the democratic presidential nominations. the republican field is more crowded. there are ten candidates. jeb bush would make it 11. >>> attorneys for u.s. senator bob menendez will be in court this week arguing to move his criminal case out of new jersey. they want the case transferred to washington d.c. lawyers for new jersey's senior senator say holding the trial in the garden state would be a disruption to menendez's senate work, and claim the crimes happened in washington, not new jersey. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. >>> a town is getting creative with its school lunch program this summer. how it's bringing the cafeteria to the children. >>> severe fl

. >> jeb bush, has a new logo, and video to help kick off his run for the republican presidential nomination. >> america'sn front of us, and we going to lead the world. >> former florida governor will make his candidacy official at rally in miami today. the 62 year old joined ten other republicans in the hunt for the nomination. but, bush says his life experiences and ability to make tough decisions will set him apart. for the democrats, hillary clinton campaign in iowa, distancing herself from president obama in his battle with congress over a trade agreement. >> the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy pelosi. >> but independent senator bernie sanders challenging clinton in the democratic race, says she needs to take a more definitive stands on trade. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton will side with every union in this country, virtually every environmental group, many religious groups, and save policy is a dis asker. >> sanders says he can beat clinton but he face as uphill battle at the polls. brian web for cbs news, new york. >>> new jerse

america's news room. martha: good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. a lot is made of jeb's logo which was released. features his first name but not his last name. he did the same thing when he ran in florida as well. here is the other one-named candidate. she has no last name either. she is just hillary. rebooting her campaign over the weekend in new york city. she holds another event at the top of the hour in new hampshire. bill: team fox coverage in america's election headquarters. ed henry but first carl cameron live in miami. what do we expect from governor bush. >> reporter: he is announcing his campaign and can no longer raise money for his super pac in the neighborhood of $100 million. they will not longer be able to coordinate. as a former florida governor he governed with conservative principles. that he brings new ideas. people in washington can't possibly fix washington. as you saw with a bit of video he is trying to strike a very optimistic tone he is essentially the fix it guy. what ails america can be remedied and he is the one to do it. here is more from the video

pictures of whistles were yeses close the sympathizer who displayed an isis logo of phone the from the lighthouse where hear america here your target. "isis is a religion reached surinamese" >> reporter: could be put as much as plan out business biases activity and savvy as its recently 32 court cases over the past two years people in the u.s. accused of trying to provide material support prices. surveillance devices suspects and sunday at states and an all-time high at the. shall say that they operators overseas and entice supporters over social media interest in communication to encourage them to take action. "" look for is a crisis is playing a role beyond general support but looking for targets and actions that radical supporters will end up taking" or what >> reporter: force and has some help with finding experts say once the isis and pfizer makes a more affordable bottle to authorities. >> reporter: and up a big injury increases the warriors' chances of winning a championship also the giants trying to end a five game losing streak ace pitcher makes this picture at all sports and the level of outside approach

america runs on dunkin'. time for our political coverage. jeb bushies set to formerly kick off his presidential campaign tomorrow. he made an effort to set himself apart from his brother and fatter with a campaign logo only carrying his first name. six two-year old plans to make his can dayscy official at a beach in miami dade college. he is one of 11 major republicans vying for g.o.p. nomination. >>> hillary clinton was in iowa, day after she officially launched her campaign for the white house. this is her first rally in iowa during this event she touched on a number of topics including job protection, wages and the economy. >>> we are learning now about the seamstress who helped two convicted killers escape from prison in upstate new york. joyce mitchell worked as prison tailoring shop instructor at clinton correctional facility in dann amore. days before her arrest she told detectives she gave richard matt and david sweat some of the tools they used to break through the walls. we will have more coming up in the full report, in our next half an hour. >>> overseas, several animals escaped from a zoo after heavy flooding destroyed their enclosures in the country of georgia. and, hippo was seen wand

america's news headquarters." >> hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. >> it's the eve of making things official. jeb bush gearing up for the big event with a frenzy on social media, releasing this new logoter. as well as a campaign

america's news room. martha: good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. a lot is made of jeb's logonamed candidate. she has no last

underwriters jpmorgan, also bank of america, merrill lynch, jeffries and credit suisse among some underwriters. back over to you. >> thank you very much. dom chu. even though their logo is the judgment-free zone. let's judge it. >> what do you make of the ipo market? there are certain people i can say it's the top of the market. there are certain people you can say guys are going in trying to raise cash and they could be late, could be early. doesn't matter. the market's going to judge this. we're going to look back in six months or eight months and say whether this was the top. but a lot of guys see an ipo like that. i'm not judging it completely based on that. but an ipo like that and think maybe the market is a little bit toppy. >> okay. we'll wait for details on planet fitness's ipo. in the meantime it's time for pops and drops. the big movers of the day. top pour under armour. >> i often talk about nike which continues to break out to fresh highs. under armour under a little more pressure living up to the valuation and the many pz so for me this is a stock that continues to trade well right on top of their game but an expensive stock. a stock i stay clear of. >>

america. >> and we are off to the races. >> the crowd was incredibly fired up. >> mom, can you ask them to sit down, please? >> the new campaign logo getting a lot of buzz. >> jeb exclamation point. >> like the way i'm talking now, i will put exclamation points at the end of all these sentences. >> he's saying his last name doesn't matter. any piece of advice on that? >> i have to say, that's a very tenting question to answer, but i won't. >> big rally over the weekend for hillary clinton. >> i may not be the youngest candidate in this race. >> there are a lot of good people running for president. quite a few, in fact. >> but i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states. >> could this be the 2016 matchup? >>> after months of being an illegal candidate for president according to some experts, jeb bush today finally became a legal candidate for president. >> in this country of ours, the most improbable things can happen as well. take that from a guy who met his first president on the day he was born. and his second on the day he was brought home from the hospital. [ applause ] the person who handled both

america. st. jude gives kids like me a shot. a great shot. go to st. jude dot org or shop wherever you see the st. jude logo. >>> welcome back.ime. we are going to discuss potentially the slow death of the death penalty wednesday. as i mentioned earlier to governor kasich, nebraska became the first red state in more than 40 years to get rid of it. it brings down the number of states with reduction in the use of capital punishment, permanent or temporary moratoriums to 26. polls show a majority of americans, while they favor the death penalty it's been slowly eroding in support, 55% down from around 80% in the mid '90s. amy, it is -- this started as a modern effort. george ryan in illinois. he was a high-profile moratorium signer here. public is still, when you ask them, they think they are pro death penalty, but when you add in life in prison. >> it becomes so much of what this is about for many law makers is about cost. how much it costs to administer this. that's what part of the case was in nebraska. what is interesting about this issue you show the slow decline there is one issue that has moved faster. when we compare thi

there's this sympathizer who displayed and isis logo on the phone feet from the white house with a tweet, we are here america, near our target. >> it's done to kind of play off that isis is everywhere. they can reach their enemies. >> reporter: many of them analysts philip smythe says could be poser. experts point out there's been a spike in isis activity inside the united states recently. at least 32 court cases over the past two years of people in the u.s. accused of trying to provide materiel support for isis. surveillance of isis suspects inside the united states is at an all-time high. u.s. facials s officials say isis operatives overseas entice on social media and use encryptic communication. worries about the next step. >> the think to look for, whether isis is playing a role beyond just general support. actually trying to influence targets, trying to influence the kind of action that already radicalized supporters will end up taking. >> reporter: but saying when isis operatives pick targets it makes them more vulnerable to being picked up by law enforcement. one other thing that could help law enforc

logo and video to kick off his run. the 62-year-old joins 10 other republicans already in the hunt. his life experiences and his ability to make tough decisions will set him apart. >> america's best days are in front of us and we are going to lead the world. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton campaigned on sunday in iowa distancing herself in his battle with congress over a trade agreement. bernie saunders says she still needs to take a more definitive stand. >>> rapper mc supreme is dead after being hit by an alleged drunk driver in malibu. 47-year-old dwayne cole man was in a parked car when a pick up truck slammed into him on the highway. the pick up driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. coleman who goes by mc supreme was best known for his 1990 single black in america. >>> housing the homeless, the newly proposed plan comes out of a major issue in san jose. >>> plus terrifying moments when two teens are attacked by a shark in waist deep water. what we are learning about their injuries. >>> good morning everybody. we have the first day of summer and father's day forecasts straight ahead. >>> and early back ups now for highway 4 in the westbound direction leaving

america's best days are in front of us. we will let the world. >> i don't think we within where we are today. >> reporter: bush's policies as florida governor helped them. his campaign logo dropped -- just read jeb 2016a lot of people say he could be trying to distance himself from his brother and father because he didn't put bush in there. >> what is hillary clinton doing, she's just hillary but now using hillary clinton on her web site. there she is. hillary clinton finally announced that she's running for president. did you see big rally on at day. in the first major speech she portrayed herself as a fierce advocate for those still hurting from the recession. she started courting votes in iowa over the weekend. that is what she's could go over there. of course, the first state to vote in the presidential nominating process. she had a big rally in roosevelt island off the east river basically in manhattan. >> everybody was talking about how bill clinton behind her on stage which was a big moment. >> he came up at the even. >> yes. she was here in philadelphia this weekend not hillary clinton taylor swift. we will be right back and tell her story. she performed in front

some in america don't like -- trump putting name on absolutely everything, there -- washington post reporting on how some lurks shoppers are turning away from -- anything that is conspicuous in a logos a gucci bag a louis vuitton bag gucci product sales down last year, louis vuitton struggling, i think a lot of it is luxury has become mass market with social media with instagram with all these reality shows, where people kardashians -- >> but everybody the red shoes. >> definitely a backlash, to the christian louis vuitton red bottom shoe you've seen that where you have seen some growth is say botega carrying luxury brand no logos on bags distinctive not covered in why -- you grinning why grinning. >> don't agree with you. >> and you no, no, no, i groo he with the fact you are saying but here is the thing people are people, say i am walking around, with one of of these understated 900 dollar jackets someone goes -- >> very hot brand. >> that is right someone says o did you get that at h&m. >> i am like, i got that -- i want -- i got it at sandro, away from guccis switching soon you are going to say the jacket with -- >> you are so gucci to say that. >> high end was doing well, that

far as -- well made in america i think we have wind in our back i think everyone is looking to try and be quickerer faster to market that is number one,secondly we have we're not logo so there is a lot of logo fatigue out there, you know, we are sort of you can make your own style you can figure it out yourself, the fashion and fashion basics what are seems to be trending right now in that retail market. >> how could you characterize the market. >> not easy. you know it is tough, the macko economics are tough. >> the question gary asked i think a key one is it because of the name of the company american pairl you can't manufacturer visa, so many of your competitors doing apparel mexico, china does the name of the a pen handicap you that you can't do that? >> i don't know if it is a handicap i think an advantage, we won't do that. >> much more expensive in the u.s. right. >> yeah but quicker, so you know it is weighing your options. >> we have much more control of inventory. >> when you -- inventory, yeah, we make we can make we make probably close to a million yun it's a weunits a we. >> i can vouch for one product very a solid gray american apparel work out -- rea

america's best days are in front of us and we're going to lead the world. >> let's bring in casey hunt live in miami. casey, first of all, tell us about the thought process behind the new logo when he was running for govern. i will say, don't forget the been b in jeb stands for bush. you're going to hear him talk about his own story as he announces as we expect for president this morning. the reality is he has taken a different path than many other bushes. >> i love my brother. i love my dad. but i'm my own man, and my views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences. >> his last name has helped open plenty of doors in politics but it could slam this one shut. >> i'm going to have to show my heart, show who i am tell my story. >> jon ellis bush's family thought she would be the son to follow in his dad's foot steps, but he married young and went into real estate. >> not everybody wants to be president of the united states. >> never? >> it's not in my interest. >> his wife was born in mexico and his children grew up speaking american and spanish. elected governor of florida in 1998 he was known as a hands-on policy waung, particularly focused on education and immig