barbara bush? i'm just asking. >> dana: laura bush, maybe.nt bush, i never had the guts to asked. i never had the guts to ask. it would haven't happened for president. i didn't work for m. bush. i don't know. >> eric: we got to go. we have to go. >> kimberly: i had a legitimate question. happy she can answer it. >> eric: can we go? >> bob: sure. >> eric: history in the making as pope benedict xvi says farewell to a billion catholics worldwide. myself included. incredible images from rome next. ♪ ♪ eastern. now back to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ [ speaking italian ] >> kimberly: historic and emotional day for more than a billion catholics worldwide as pope benedict xvi left the vatican for the last time as pontiff. he told well-wishers he is beginning the final stage of his life as simply a pilgrim and became the first pontiff in 600 years to resign. then at 2:00 p.m., eastern time, the swiss guards who protected him for years closed the doors of his home where he will begin his retirement, officially closing out the papac

the barbara bush foundation for family literacy has a new contest. it's called ve lotedly -- devotedly dad. you go and you can write your children a letter. contest winners will choose two from each state. get the new book "all the best" collection of letters from george h.w. bush and pair of his favorite fun first family socks. a great way for parents to communicator their children. rather than just by text message, write a full letter is a special thing for your kids to have. >> eric: absolutely. >> greg: i wish dana would stop expressing herself with the naked centerfold pictures of her dog on twitter. if i see his junk one more time -- >> andrea: jasper junk? >> greg: yes! you should be thrown in jail. >> dana: jasper junk. freddie banned phrase. misspoke. when they say i misspoke, they really mean i told the truth and got called in an office by my boss who said retract. then come out and say i misspoke. >> eric: or they say i was fast and loose with the dialogue. something to that effect. didn't you ban it ever? >> greg: i thought i did but i we

that's long time friend and former prime minister brian marone knee with former first lady barbara bush. that is your 5@5:00. >>> in just a few hours from now the son-in-law of osama bin laden allegedly a top member of al qaeda will appear in a yonew york city courtroom on terror charges. there is outrage in washington someone so closely connected to the events of 9-11 is being treated like a common criminal. we more on this story. >>> attorney general eric holder is saying the rays of osama bin laden's son-in-law proves that no amount of distance or time will weaken our resolve to bring america's enemies to justice. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york says this man has been working against the united states for 13 years. and we now know the ingenls community tracked them through out the mid eels for years before picking him up in jordan. >> the history is somebody that has been active and engaged in al qaeda. as spent some time in iran the southern part of iran and planning during facilitation during al qaeda business. >> they hahe has been brought t united states f

barbara bush. both doing very well. and so that was very special.country music star. and his guitar player brian lason. and he later tweeted something i wanted to read to you, especially for bob. we have that tweet up. i think it's coming. here it is. cool meeting dana perino at the show. please extend my fandom to the rest of "the five" crew. yes, even bob. with a smiley face. >> bob: thank you. >> dana: we get that a lot. "even bob." >> greg: it's troubling when adult men end messages to smiley face. >> dana: no, it was to me. that's a way to communicate with me. you could learn. >> greg: it's emasculation of the society. >> dana: you would know a lot about the emasculation of society. >> greg: i try to do it every day. andrea? >> andrea: jimmy kimmel, who i love, had fun with a segment he calls "lie witness news." he sent a reporter out to ask folk what is they think about the new pope. take a listen. very funny. >> bob: what new pope? >> what do you think about the new pope? >> i think the new pope is amazing. from new york. >> where were you wh

you may know her as former first lady barbara bush. >>> an out of this world discovery. nasa says mars could have supported human life several billion years ago. according to new tests from the mars curiosity rover the red planet had basic elements needed to live as well as water. this comes 7 months after curiosity touched down in an ancient crater. >> that is very interesting. >>> democrats unveil their budget proposals today one day after republican paul ryan unveiled his plan. the president's proposal won't be ready until next month. we have the latest on the budget battle in washington for us. >> good morning elizabeth. >> good morning. we have the budget blue print in a dick quayed of $4.6 trillion worth of cuts. >> my goal is not to chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance. my goal is how do we grow the economy put people back to work and if we do that we are going to be bringing in more revenue. >> chairman ryan's proposal hits some of the president's achievement such as privatization of medicare as well as obama care. he suggests cutting 124 billion

. >> you probably know her as former first lady barbara bush. to me she's just ganny.son that ganny taught me the importance of public service. >> michael: if only he had taken up the family tradition of doing dog portraits. then we wouldn't have another bush with an ego too big to succeed. coming up, the president is just continuing his charm offensive. how lovely. donnie fowler and bill press will bring us the latest from the political front. plus we'll meet one of the activists cycling from newtown to washington to draw attention to gun reform, a necessity owning itself because of congress' failure to discuss issues on its merit alone. >>> the backlog of cases has gotten so bad they're worried about the structural integrity of the building--oiy. we'll be right back. (vo) brought to you by expedia. expedia helps 30 million travellers a month find what they are looking for one traveller at a time. a closer shave in a single stroke for less irritation, even on sensitive skin. ♪ ♪ gillette mach3 sensitive. gillette. the best a man can get. (vo) she gets the comedians la

bush, barbara bush wept the night it was clear his son would become president. >> very moving. >> theost moving of the letters. with katrina, one has to believe, although he didn't say this directly in this letter, it was a mistake for president george bush not immediately to go back to washington. >> his father says, i'm really down about the way the president's been attacked. this is after katrina. over and over again being attacked. flying to louisiana on the way back to washington. and the snail-like pace of relief. my heart goes out to him. the critics do not know what's in 43's heart. of course he did, he's his father. i agree with you, that it's a father's sense, rather than probably a more pragmatic thing, which is actually the president made a number of big mistakes over katrina. >> i said go back to washington, i meant get ahold of this katrina situation. but anybody who is a father understands why he would leap to his defense, even within himself saying, look, i think he's made a mistake here. he's got this great empathy and sympathy for his son. anybody who attacks his son

the barbara bush foundation for family literacy has a new contest. it's called ve lotedly -- devotedly dad. you go and you can write your children a letter. contest winners will choose two from each state. get the new book "all the best" collection of letters from george h.w. bush and pair of his favorite fun first family socks. a great way for parents to communicator their children. rather than just by text message, write a full letter is a special thing for your kids to have. >> eric: absolutely. >> greg: i wish dana would stop expressing herself with the naked centerfold pictures of her dog on twitter. if i see his junk one more time -- >> andrea: jasper junk? >> greg: yes! you should be thrown in jail. >> dana: jasper junk. freddie banned phrase. misspoke. when they say i misspoke, they really mean i told the truth and got called in an office by my boss who said retract. then come out and say i misspoke. >> eric: or they say i was fast and loose with the dialogue. something to that effect. didn't you ban it ever? >> greg: i thought i did but i we

her name is barbara bush and she's pretty tough. so i'm always asked about my brother. you haven't seen much about him in the last several months. he's been on of the limelight for a while. so since he last, marvin is doing really well. [laughter] thanks for asking. seriously, my brother george and laura have laid low in the last four years. they've maintained a tradition that is something noble in our country, when you leave the stage for me the stage. he stopped chirping about what's going on, even if the guys they precede you, i can say this is a son, brother, even if he is is just a prop to their expectations to make everything look better during your time, my brother has maintained a tradition that president reagan did and my dad did after him amounts to see this stage. it is the greatest join their brothers safe and i'm proud of him for showing the self-restraint that i could never have. [applause] two other quick family updates. my son, george p. is proving that it either genetics or social upbringing, but something compels a bush to run for office generation aft

barbara bush. both doing very well. ander so that was very special.odeo. and io got to see dierks bentle, my favorite country music star, and his guitar player, brian lacen, and he later tweetedd something i wanted to read to you, especially for bob. we have that tweetpe up. i think it is coming. here it is! cool meeting dana perino at our show. please extend my fandom to the rest of "the five" crew. yes, even bob. with a miley face. >> thank you very much. >> he says that a lot. even bob. >> isn't it troubling when adult men end messages with smiley faces? >> no, because he directed it to me. you could w learn. a >> i think it's the emask laying of society and makes me sick. >> you know ahe lot about the emask laying of society. >> andrea? >> jimmy kimmel wednesday night, who i just love, had a little fun with a segment he does called lie witness news and sent one of his reporters out on thet street to ask folks what they think about the new pope. take a listen. >> what new pope?. >> what do you think about the new pope? >> i think the new pope is am

really, back to the fight in new york where so many different people, barbara bush, the daughter of themer president, sports figures, all felt the need to come out and be in support of marriage and ultimately to stand on the right side of history. as those people come out, they lend to this atmosphere of inevitability. that i think has built up and built up and really nobody i think has played more of a role in that than the folks that ted ande and others have represented. >> i had a ski instructor once who said first there's the terror, then the horror, then the accident. i think a lot of people feared this. there was a lot of unclear, unknown fear. once people see it in all these states, they go, i don't feel pain because of this, this isn't bothering me, right? >> not only do they not feel any pain, but the other thing we have on our side is the passage of time. as time goes by, they see that these arguments that the opposition have made have fallen by the wayside. we were talking earlier that you can't find a consistent argument over this. >> that's what i want to get to. the prop 8

. >> you probably know former first lady barbara bush, but did me, he is granny.he importance of public service. vitried >> right now, he is a lawyer in fort worth, texas. and this time, hollywood is the target. the associated press tweeting, a lawsuit against hollywood is being considered over "argo," which focuses on the arrest of six u.s. workers in iran and says it was an unrealistic portrayal of their country. no one knows what court iran would go to to plead its case. the "new york post" tweeting, gophers solve an 18-foot sinkhole. the golfer plummeted into the earth, playing a hole. fans found a rope and pulled him to safety. he told reporters the fall was a real downer. in california, hundreds of bikers blocking a highway so a man could propose marriage to his girlfriend. he was covered in a huge cloud of pink smoke. but the community treating, the biker who proposed and three friends are now facing charges. but the biker's girlfriend -- well, she said yes. it is your turn to hash it out with us. hash tag greta your tweets and posts and follow me on gretaw

that sounded almost like barbara bush.ed is a tough word. >> i think it's an accurate word. and it speaks very true to what happened and how women felt about the messaging in our party and what we were saying to them. so, yeah, bravo, laura. >> you know, rachel, it's interesting not to see more republicans haven't jumped on this issue about, you know, republicans have talked about their inability to talk to is hispanics, because they've turned them off on tone. the same thing with a lot of suburban woman. specifically older women who were turned off on tone. >> and i think that was in part because there was an easy policy pivot to discuss after the election. this issue of immigration, which of all the issues in washington, sounds like one where there might be some coming together between the parties. there's not that same sort of unifying issue on the women's vote and an obviously way to turn and speak to women's issues, although you'll notice how quickly the violence against women act suddenly passed after the election. >

her name is barbara bush and she is pretty tough. [laughter] i might just about my brother. you haven't seen much about him in the last several months. he has been kind of out of the limelight for while so since you asked, marvin is doing really well. [laughter] thanks for asking. seriously, my brother george and laura have laid low over the last four years and maintained a tradition that is something pretty noble in our country which is when you leave the stage you leave the stage. he stopped chirping about what's going on even if the guy that precede you and i can say this as a son -- a brother, excuse me. even if he uses you as a prop to lower expectations to make you look better during time of brother is maintain this tradition like reagan did certainly in my dad did after him and that is to leave the stage. they had a chance to server and it was the greatest joy in my brother's life and i'm proud of him for showing self-restraint that i never could have. [applause] two other quick family updates. might son george is proving that is either genetics or social upbringing b

her name is barbara bush, and she's pretty tough. [laughter] so i'm always asked about my brother. you haven't seen much about him in the last several months. he's been kind of out of the limelight for a while. so since you asked -- [laughter] marvin is doing really well. [laughter] thanks for asking. seriously, my brother george and laura have laid low in the last four years. they've maintained, i think, a tradition that is something pretty noble in our country which is when you leave the stage, you leave the stage. you stop chirping about what's going on. even if the guy that precedes you -- now, i can say this as a son, brother, excuse me -- even if he uses you as a prop to lower expectations to make everything look better during your time. my brother, i think, has maintained this tradition that president reagan did, certainly, and my daddied after him, and that's to leave the stage. they had a chance to serve, it was the great withest joy in my brother's life, and i'm proud of him for showing the self-restraint that i could never have. [applause] two other quick family updates.

. >> you probably know her as former first lady barbara bush, but to me she's just ghani, and what she importance of public service. >> greta: right now he's a lawyer in fort worth, texas. and this time hollywood is a target, the associated press tweeting iran considers lawsuit against hollywood over oscar winning movie "argo" focusing on the rescue of six embassy workers held hostage in iran. they're furious over the unrealistic portrayal of their country. no one knows what court iran would go to to plead its case. and talk about sinking your putt. golfer swallowed by 18 foot sinkhole in illinois. and check out the picture. this is what it looked like while the golfer plummeted into the earth. and the friend found a rope and he dislocated his shoulder and told reporters it was a downer. and check out the video out of california hundreds of bikers blocking a highway so one man could propose marriage to his girlfriend. a pink cloud of smoke. not everyone was a fan. and arrested for motorcycle proposal on california freeway. there's good news, the biker's girlfriend, she said yes and now

you know, he's got his spectacular chief caregiver, barbara bush, taking care of him and regaining his and he's out more. he was at the university of texas a&m at the bush school twice in the last two weeks, so we're excited that he seems to be making great progress. >> that is good news, governor, thanks very much for your time today. >> thank you. >>> back now, more roundtable now and we'll reintroduce everyone, george will is here as always, paul krugman of "the new york times" and princeton, julianna goldman of bloomberg news and ron johnson and debbie wasserman shultz and you heard governor bush. he said it wasn't a political week, wasn't all that rocky but is encouraged on immigration reform. >> maybe, in part because he did clarify the argument. everett dirksen, the leader of senate republicans for many years said, "i have my principles and one of mine is flexibility," and mr. bush is flexible on treating the 11 million who are here already, the immigration debate today is occurring after two years in which net immigration from mexico which is the most important source of immigr

bush 41 was with former first lady barbara bush and granddaughter jenna bush hager, who was sort of whisperinglay-by-play into her grandfather's ear at one point. the song "boot scootin' boogie" became "bush whacked boogie." that's jenna telling her grandfather, this is the song "bush-what canning boogie." >>> ahead, the boy scouts send a survey to parents asking if gay and straight members should share a tent on overnight trips. >>> and attack of the monster mosquitos, for real. coming soon -- >> are they really that big? >> yeah, i'm afraid they are, and it's going somewhere that knows a few things about big, giant bugs. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. communities in illinois, texas and ohio are reeling this week from car accidents that have wiped out more than a dozen young lives. the number of fatal crashes involving teenagers is on the rise, and driving instructors are hoping that these tragedies will send a message to their young students around the country. cnn's george howell is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, zoraida. when you look at the stats of teenagers and the roads, it'

her name is barbara bush. she is really tough. you see, this is true that no matter what your age, even if you were the leader of the free world, life has a way of keeping us humble. sometimes, we even get to cross the thin line between humbling and downright humiliating. a couple of weeks ago, peter handy tweeted a picture of me from 1970, with what appeared to be a catcher's mitt on my head. i still have that sportcoat by the way. he felt compelled to comment on my hairstyle and said that i was wearing a mullet. i responded of course that it was not a mullet. just an unruly set of hair in 1970. we all had that. his response was even better. there is a party in the front, and a party in the back. i found his comment strangely relevant to us tonight because as you think about it, the same could be said about the republican party. we used to be the party in the front. after the last election, we are the party in the back. the question is, how do we get to be the party in the front again? that's what i would like to talk about tonig

barbara bush, you know, the said bush the elder, booed those first ladies.not unique to this first lady. >> you know, look, i kind of side with david of not disrespectful, but i think calling the presidency imperial would fall into that category. >> megyn: the left and president bush? >> i don't think that attacks in general are appropriate for the politics and i've been obvious and outspoken on this for the left and right. when women speak out on the left and right they shouldn't get attacked on twitter and with rape threats and death threats and racist threats i know david gets when he speaks out from the the left or right. all of this, the fact that the president and first lady are attacked personally, it's inappropriate. that said, you know, the fact-- i sort of feel bad for republicans, you know, look, their issues are losing,they're less and less popular, losing voters and by any measure should have easily won and instead of dealing with their own increasingly irrelevant they're using smoke and mirrors of the media to pretend that these things small ma

. >> yeah, you think she makes barbara bush look warm. >> ann romney: stop it. [ laughter ] >> she wasd if you don't want to be talked about quit doing interviews. where is bes truman? >> stephanie: i wanted to hear more from her. >> yeah it's not fair to talk about the wives. then be quiet. >> not like that show i will whore eleanor roosevelt. >> exactly. >> stephanie: on that note, i think we have reached maximum rudeness. love you rude pundit. >> good night. >> on crooks and liars when do we stop playing on the republican side of the field. >> stephanie: thank you. and a republican inflicted wound from time magazine. forty-five minutes after the hour. kathleen madigan live in studio. >> announcer: the only place in america where descent is still allowed. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. irene, drop the itch. we dropped the itch, you can too. maximum strength sca

. >> so poor and so -- >> stephanie: remember barbara bush? : i'm sure he genetically understands the depths of the anguish there. wow! [ applause ] did not top wolf blitzer, you're right. >> i thought i had that in there. >> stephanie: the people here, look at them, jim. >> so poor. so black. >> stephanie: oh, perhaps i shouldn't have said that. okay. [ applause ] he really did. he said so poor, so poor. >> we'll have to leave it there. >> granted, it was an on-going breaking news situation he might have been there for a little while. might have been crazy in the head. >> stephanie: uh-oh. >> yeah. haven't you been like really, really tired. >> stephanie: one of the funniest bits aisha tyler does on the sexy liberal tour. almost every day she says that to her husband. she comes in and says -- at lunchtime, i'm so hungry. so black. [ applause ]% okay. >> good job blacky. >> oh, god. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: raj in los angeles. >> let me say that -- newsbusters, that was jim ward. >> stephanie: raj in los angeles. hello. >> caller: hi, stephanie

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for example, jenna and barbara bush just hated secret service.y tried to edie them. -- evade them. jenna would try to lose them by going through all lights. agentseney demanded that took her friends to restaurants. they are not taxi drivers. they are law enforcement officers were there to protect people. they refused, as they should, and yet the result was that her detail was removed. that tells you something about secret service management, not backing the agents. that is why the secret service uniformed officers allowed the salahis into the white house even though there were not on the white house. they thought, we turn away and they were supposed to be in the guest list, maybe we could be in trouble. as you can tell from this comment, agents say behind-the- scenes what really goes on. a lot of times that can be pretty nasty. that is another reason why the secret service director should be confirmed. as you remember with jay edgar hoover, he would black male members of congress and presidents with information that he obtained -- blackamil membe

you probably know her as former first lady barbara bush. but to me, she's just gany.ublic service. >> in texas, the land commissioner post is seen as a stepping stone for higher statewide office. stay tuned. >>> finally, former republican presidential nominee is mitt romney is celebrating his 66th birthday today. one shows romney with cupcakes and diet coke. if you don't remember from the campaign, this is a white bread sandwich with peanut butter and marshmallow cream. he was known for eating lots of peanut butter and honey sandwiches on the campaign trail. >> oreo cookies with a glass of milk. i was on the bus with him when he was campaigning in iowa. i didn't have a sandwich, but i interviewed them right after the interview, he went and got the peanut butter and honey sandwich. >> nothing wrong with that. >> he likes them. >> i love them, too. add a little banana, call it a day. >> thank you. >>> president obama is up on capitol hill today reaching out to lawmakers. is it all for appearances? a pretty shocking report one white house aide calling it a joke. see life

same writer joan walsh wrote a scathing article about the bush family's quote alcohol troubles back in 2001. reporting on teenage twins, barbaraush, even appearing to suggest that the girls could be on the road to becoming alcoholics themselves. monica crowley is a radio talk show host and kirsten powers, daily beast. both are it contributors. >> megyn: and i have the piece in front of me entitled "the first family's alcohol troubles" the time the bush daughters 19 years old in college and had been reports in the national enquirer, she cites heavily in the piece, she goes on and talking about bush's bad choices as a father. saying, look, there's no evidence either twin has a drinking problem, but the string of news items involving their partying and scrapes with the gnaw in the last few months cannot be ignored. recklessness in the first few months of their father's presidency suggests their parents screwed up by denying and down playing president bush's own drinking problem and described them as a waspy texas first family and saying the twins are acting out as a result and he may some day find he won the white house at the co

bush," eric draper, the official white house photographer during the bush administration, presents a collection of his work. and barbara garson presents her thoughts on the current economic landscape in "down the up escalator: how the 99% live in the great recession." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org of. >> so let's think about how the typical american eats. 90% of the food budget goes towards buying processed food, 90%. 84% of americans feed their children at a fast food restaurant at least once a week. and when the consumer enters the gosh ri store, they are met by hundreds if not thousands of brands. so as they shop for beverages, they might bay a pepsi, a gatorade, a tropicana, lipton tea, sierra mist, muggs root beer, amp energy, aquafina, bottled quarter. if they're health conscious, they might buy naked juice. for breakfast they might buy captain crunch, quaker cereal, aunt jeff my ma's puffed wheat, for meals and snacks they might buy lays potato chips, sun chips, cheetos, tostitos, cracker jaques, hickory sticks, do'

bush the devil. he died today after a long battle with cancer. barbaraalters interviewed chavez at the height of tensions between venezuela and the u.s. barbara joins me by phone. first of all, how are you? because there's a concern over your health. you're back to work. >> i'm back to work and i'm just fine. chavez not only called him -- called president a devil, he called him a donkey. and he said he wasn't too smart either. no respect for our country or our democracy. >> you went to interview chavez in 2007, at the height of the tension between the u.s. and venezuela. many journalists said he could be incredibly charming in person. was that your experience? >> yes, he could be. i mean, he certainly wasn't the most physically attractive person, but he was very welcoming, although it was for us somewhat of a frightening trip. i had not been places where i had to have bodyguards. abc wanted us to have bodyguards because it was such a dangerous time in venezuela. the rich, the people who had some money, were living in house with gates and barricades, but

bush," eric draper presents a collection of his work. and barbaragarson presents her thoughts on the current economic landscape in "down the up escalator: how the 99% live in the great recession." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> you know, the election's over, and the president has been reelected, and the new congress has been sworn in, and we have, basically, what we had before other than the fact we spent $4 billion to have a president be reelected, the senate remain in one party's hand and the house remain in the republicans' hands. we have, we have effectively gridlock. we have now, we have variations on these new terms like she -- sequester. and so last week in washington, they called the snow that never came the snowquester. we have things like the fiscal cliff that's related to the into find common ground on the budget. nothing in the election really changed that. because our beloved nation is divided, the direction we should take is undecided as

barbara and i grew old happily and peaceful together. i have been blessed. he signs his letters all the best. george bush. i have one. move on the andrea. >> andrea: okay. earlier in wee

bush was one of his favorite foils. >> translator: yesterday, the devil came here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today. >> reporter: in 2007, barbara walters asked what his message would be to the american people. >> we, the venezuelan people, love you. we want, i want, to be your brother. a great leader of you, martin luther king, is my leader. his dream is your dream, is our dream, is my dream. >> reporter: ambitious and defiant to the end. the question tonight is, who will follow the most dominant latin american leader of his generation? matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," one prescription drug, very different prices and right in your neighborhood. >> $15. $21.59. $147.99. >> we're going to tell you a simple way to save a lot of money on drugs tonight. real money, next. [ male announcer ] it's surprising what your mouth goes through in a day. but what's even more surprising is that brushing alone isn't enough to keep it clean. fortunately, you've got listerine®. unlike brushing which misses 75% of your mouth, listerine® cleans virtually your entire mouth. so what are you waiting for? it's time

barbara and jenna have certainly done that. >> this past year, 14 women took part in the bush institute's women's initiative. they spent time in the united states working with american mentors, and they learned new ways to advance their work at home. today, they celebrated their graduation from the program. sharing their ideas and welcoming 19 new women who are about to begin their own fellowship. these are all egyptian women. the future of the women in hir own life was on laura bush's mind. while she's hoping to attend the birth of her grandchild, coincidently on the day the center officially opens. >> the minute the institute opens, you're leaving because -- jenna's having her baby. >> either right before or right after. we'll see, but i can't wait to go. >> wonderful time. >> egyptian poet once said when you educate a woman, you create a nation. that's what laura bush is trying to do. our full interview with the former first lady will air monday at 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. yoelg rr want to hear what she has to say about the republican party. have a wonderful weekend. "anderson cooper 360" starts ri

bush. check out this photo. his off releasing the first official one of him since he got out of the hospital in january. that is brian mulrooney on his left. and former first lady, barbaras side there. they met at bush senior's presidential library. apparently he had on bright pink socks, too. that was a little bit of a side line on the other newspaper. >> steve: eric bolling is joining. >> good morning. >> steve: before we find out the extraordinary steps you are willing to take to make sure that those sixth grade kids from iowa get their tour of the white house, we want to tell you, it looks as if the white house tours are probably going to shut down tomorrow. 14 republican senators sent a letter to the president of the united states saying, hey -- there are the pictures. how much do these tours cost and how much do we save by suspending them, because according to all of them, including john barrasso of wyoming, it looks like the white house is punishing the people who own the people's house. here is the senator. >> to me it appears very petty in making this decision to close the white house. it seems as if you're not well connected or well off, you're not welcome in

barbara and i grew old happily and peaceful together. indeed, i have been blessed and hegr always signs his letters, e the best, george bush. have one. they got the puzzle done! we can move on to andrea. >> so earlier this week on "thea five," we

bush was one of the favorite foils. yesterday the devil came here. rate here. and it smells of some fewer still today. >>reporter: in 2007 barbarat his message would be to the american people. >> we venzuela people love you. we want i want to be your brother. good leader of you. martin luther king is my leade leader. is my dream. >>reporter: ambitious and defiant to the end. question tonight is who will follow the most dominant latin american leaders of his generation. abc news, miami. >> tonight big change business to take police for airport travelers for the first time since 9/11 the tsa is allowing some knives on board. announcement greeted with confusion an outrage by flight attendant. abc news reporter david curly has that story. >> things people try to carry on a plane my boggle your mind. but tonight after more than a decade of confiscating tens of millions of pocket knives the tsa says it's time for a change. you can now carry a small knife on board. >> we know that the small little items are unlakely to be used again to try and hijack an aircraft. >> in a month and a half you will be allowed to carry a folding knife if

barbara county. the pot is estimated to be worth about four million dollars. about 50 bales of it were wrapped in plastic -- found partly hidden in busheshave not tracked down extensive damage in tennessee.as a fast moving wildfire has damaged or destroyed more about 60 homes. you can see them on fire here. this is just outside the great smoky mountains national park in eastern tennessee. damage is wide-spread. charred remains of homes. most of these lareg rental cabins. more than 160 acres have burned. some of the cabins were occupied and about 150 to 200 people were evacuated, but byson said no injuries were reported. heavy winds late this afternoon have made containing the fire more difficult. however, a storm front moving across the tennessee was expected to bring an inch of rain to east tennessee by tuesday morning. >> jacqueline: temperatures are going to cool off dramatically. and warming right back up. as we take a look outside of the satellite and radar. the increase with clouds. offshore. towards the pacific northwest. it looked like it was going to come right to the north bay. this system to the sub-tropical moisture. we will

bush was one of his favorite foils. >> translator: yesterday the devil came here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today. >> reporter: in 2007, barbaracan people. >> martin luther king is my leader. his dream is your dream, is our dream, is my dream. >> reporter: ambitious and defiant to the end, the question is who will follow the most dominant latin america leader of his generation? matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> of course, the u.s. sees this as an opportunity and the white house released a statement, president obama says the united states remains committed to policies that promote respect for human rights. they hope maybe this will turn the page. >> what's interesting now start all the conspiracy theories. the second in command has already said he needs all the military attaches outside. and he's already blaming the united states for giving hugo chavez. so we need a change in leadership as a whole, not only with his death are things going to change. >>> all right. well, let's talk about some progress towards the conclave that will elect the next pope. the sistine chapel is now closed to tourists to prepare for the super secret m

barbara, john king has been watching. lots at stake in potentially the u.s.-venezuelan relationship. as hugo chavez took over, it's been awful. >> i remember dating back to the bushhestrated world summits and they would try to pass each other. they thought chavez would try to strike up a conversation and he called george bush the devil. at one point he said that president obama should stop worrying about dealing with global wars and deal with his problems at home. if -- and we've had this question in libya, iraq, other parts of the world, if the government changes in a way that is open to international investment, u.s. oil companies, of course, u.s. energy companies, u.s. businesses, period. the question is, what comes next? i was just talking to our friend alex castellanos on the way out here. does the vice president keep power and keep consistent consistencies? perhaps. but he's not hugo chavez. it become as different dynamic. i think it's clearly someone who was a lightning rod for his supporters and for his global critics has passed from the scene and let's see what happens next. >> let's get someone else to wave in right now. eva is an attorney and writer in

barbara and jenna certainly have done that. >> now jenna is having a baby. >> exactly. she's going to have all of it. >> you're not going to want to miss any of erin's interview of laura bushopening up about what women want, that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern, right after "the situation room" on erin burnett outfront. >>> you're in "the situation room." a lawmaker reigniting the fight to repeal obama care just as president obama gets ready to take his so-called charm offensive to capitol hill. >>> gabrielle giffords' husband mark kelly buys an assault style weapon, posts a picture to facebook. we will talk to him about that live this hour. >>> a judge stops new york's ban on super size soft drinks, one day before it is scheduled to take effect. we are standing by to hear from mayor michael bloomberg live this hour. >>> and a nun busted for alleged voter fraud. >>> welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> president obama's wrapping up his gop charm offensive here in washington where he's scheduled to make three separate trips to