it says a lot about him and about barbara bush. you know, it is a place for family and friends to be together. and that is the attraction of it. that is what you feel when you're there. >> you can see by his body actions and his words how important kennebunkport is to them. how important it is to him, the joys he gets of watching his grandchildren blossom into adults. and to see the success of his family, i think far exceeds any success that he has had in his life, which in my mind far exceeds anything that anybody else in our family has done. >> my husband is great. we have been married 65 years. and there is no dark side. truthfully. someti sometimes he makes me sort of mad but i have never been ashamed or embarrassed about him. and i have always been proud of him. >> george herbert walker bush met barbara pierce after the december 7th attack on pearl harbor. >> and george asked someone there do you know the girl in the red and green dress. >> beautiful girl -- >> no, he didn't say that. he said yeah, george said go cut in on her

it turns out a whopping 69% of americans agree with barbara bush. most say her statement applies ekwlal to both jeb bush and hillary clinton. but our poll finds hillary clinton is more personally popular where bush is not. bush's favorable rating is lower and his numbers are actually worse than they were a year ago the more he's gotten out into the public spotlight. joining me now are our bipartisan polling team, democratic pollster fred yang and republican pollster mica roberts. fred, mika's boss said these are better numbers, they're not good. >> you can't get good until you get better. >> is this the first time ever that his approval rating is higher than both foreign policy and the economy? >> yes. >> i don't think i've seen that for any president. >> we're trying to see what's responsible for this -- >> it's all health care. >> i think it's health care. >> mica, when you see these numbers and see the repeal question is basically 50/50 on health care now, saying major changes or repeal or just minor changes, does that mean republicans should alte

. >> george herbert walker bush ao met barbara pierce at a high school dance in 1941. just a few weeks after the december 7 attack on pearl harbor. e asked someone there, do you know the girl in the red and green dress? >> beautiful girl. >> he didn't say that. yeah, i grew up with her. george said, go cut in on her. in those days we did that. and then you can bring her over and introduce me to her. which they did. we they played a waltz and waltzing matilda didn't waltz and he said, do you mind if we sit down a minute? and we did and talked. then i went to the aroundover dance with him. he's the first person who kissed me, kissed me in front of 15 people who didn't seem to i notice, but i almost fainteder t from excitement. 16, 17, 18 -- you were 17 then. >> 17. you were 16. >> 189 next day. -- 18 the next day. that's like a song. ♪ you were 16. i was 17 ♪ >> i don't think they'reink interested. >> two teen-agers in love with wars in europe and the pacific, the future did not look bright. bush joined his fellow americans and enlisted as soon as he turned 18. he earned

barbara bush started early on about literacy. here's the great things. scholastic, if you go to help them read.org and vote for her favorite children's book, they will donate a book. you don't have to donate money. just vote for your favorite book. the giving tree is the most popular. >> i love that book. >> not cool is a good option. >> children's books are terrible. they're so stupid. >> there's a really, really good child's book. spied err and the fly. >> you know which one i like? i like naked lunch. it's a good children's book. >> we won't ask bob about his favorite book selection. >> tonight i'm going to sit in for sean hannity. rand paul be the first 2016 front-runner who will weigh in on the bundy ranch controversy. you might be surprised on what he'll talk about there. it's not a left/right issue. it's a libertarian issue in my opinion. also, al sharpton, kimberly gill foil and a great book a guy wrote about the assassination attempts of all seated u.s. presidents guess which president there was a plot to poison his coffee? what about blow up hi

>> i think the family has always been supportive but i understand two parts of what barbara bush was uggesteding another family. i think a lot of families feel that way. but do they feel that way with the kennedy's and the carter's or the clinton's? there is bush fatigue and i think if jeb bush runs he has to understand that. but the other reason i think she said that is no one understands more of what it does to a husband and son and to watch the husband and son watch the cri criticism of them as president. i got to do an interview with 41 and 43 together. and both said before going into the cabinet room that it was harder to be the father and son of the president than to be the president. so barbara bush is expressing the concern of what it does to a family. it is important to have your family support. but this is a decision that can only be made at the last-minute by the individual. that is true for hilary clinton as well. she has the full support of her family. her husband and daughter very much want her to run but she is going to have make that decision to run at the end of the d

barbara bush recently said there have been enough bushes in the white house.oining me are alan colmes and mike gallagher. both together again. on "the real story." >> miss me? >> couldn't get enough of you. >> that's a loaded question. mike, is this a good idea? he's getting his father's endorsement, former president says another bush should be president. >> not much keeps me up at night. but when i have to grab for my bottle of ambien, it's thinking of jeb bush as the republican nominee. >> really? shocking. >> if he is, i'm all in. he'll be better than the alternative. but i think mrs. bush has it right. a lot of americans are saying, enough with bushes in the white house, enough with political dynasties and families that continue it. he's a good man. he's dipping his toe in the waters clearly. but i think americans are ready for a fresh start, a new face. >> alan, are you shocked? gallagher comes back from five or six weeks off and he's shocking me now. are you shocked? >> i'm not shocked. he said he'd vote for any republican. not that the republicans don't

he described a scene in a hotel room as the family watched barbara bush say jeb should just stay out tting waiting to go to the bush library event. we're all watching jeb and we're looking over him like what's your response to that? but it's not going to affect jeb's response to the question. if you ask dad, he would say yes. >> have you asked him? >> i have heard him answer that question. >> that pretty much sums it up. it's pretty clear from listening to neil bush that president bush 41 would certainly like to see his son throw his hat in the ring. >> the key question is the former florida governor jeb bush, does he have that fire in his belly? does he really want to run for president of the united states like his brother and dad did? >> i think when you talk to people who are close to him, they honestly don't know the answer. last summer people were saying absolutely not. and chris christie seemed to be having his trouble and there seemed to more talk among fundraisers. he's got a while before he's got to make his decision but he has the same problem in many ways that hillary clint

at what point do we -- >> i thought that barbara bush was that person. >> well, she apparently did notho are pining for jeb bush. but when somebody say enough is enough, and when it is time to sort of give other families a shot, and yes, barbara bush did that, but i am talking about more of a high profile figure in current politics. >> i don't disagree with you there, and todd, we are talking about rewriting the legacies, and talking about lbj, and my colleague mark murray said when he went to the university of texas, he got the history lesson that said that presidents are sometimes judged by the current moment moments and their historical legacies are written by what is going on in the current times, and lbj has gotten a renaissance maybe because of the strug ofl the liberal elite with president obama? >> well, that is true, and people are nostalgic for an era of when things worked in washington, and certainly the civil rights act of 1964 is the ep though ji, and we know that it would have been 100th birthday of h lbj and that was the night of the inauguration, but his name was not me

even though hillary clinton -- 69% agree with what barbara bush said to matt lauer on the "today" show. we need somebody other than these two families. >> i feel like there's this fundamental disconnect, andrea. which is 7 in 10 people say, yes, we're done with these political dynasties. and then who are the two candidates that certainly are at or near the top? hillary clinton's case, at the top. jeb bush's case at the top or near the top. it's jeb bush and hillary clinton. if you don't like political dynasties, here's a hint, american electorate. don't vote for american dynasties. fascinating. not that people can't hold two different notions in their head. but on that question, it's kind of remarkable. >> by the way, though, the question is important for this reason. it is her fundamental problem, hillary clinton's problem, going to be potential problem. we don't know. is how does she look like the future? what we saw in the answer to that question is americans always believe in looking to the future. we want to always look ahead. we don't look liking behind. we like to march forward

you're out of office before the bipartisan -- >> that's a fantastic point, but michelle obama and barbara bush, they held hands the entire time. >> this is true. >> the entire time! something oso tender about it. >> a great photographic moment. >>> right now, investigators scouring the ocean for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. they're dramatically narrowing the search this morning. could they find the missing jetliner in a matter of days? we're back with the challenges searchers are facing. >>> welcome back to "early start" this morning. are search crews closer than ever to finding this missing malaysian airlines flight 370? the search area in the indian ocean this morning has narrowed after two new signals were detected. >> erik van sebille is an oceanographer at the university of new south wales. he joins us now via skype from sydney, australia. >> good morning. >> it is a long-distance connection this morning. thank you so much for being with us. at this point, erik, where do you see the search going? they've now detected four separate pings from what they believe to be the black box

also, john, john, caroline kennedy, amy carter, jenna and barbara bush, and young american princes andncesses, who may soon have a new member in their elite club, another clinton due this fall. for "nightline," cecelia vega, in los angeles. >> we are wishing her a healthy pregnancy. and thank you for your watching abc tonight. world news now coming up. and tune in to "gma" in the morning. we are on line 24/7 at abcnews.com. thank you for joining us. good night.

bush's mother, former first lady barbara bush said last fall there had been enough bushes in the white house, but family members now say president jw.h. bush disagrees and he's encouraging jeb to run. >>> nearly every moderate republican is facing a challenge. house boehner supports immigration reform but said when he talks about bringing that legislation to the floor, rank and file congressional republicans begin to whine. yesterday at a rotary club in his ohio district the speaker did an imitation of his colleagues whining. >> but here's the attitude. >> oh, don't make they do this. oh, this is too hard. >> reporter: wow, a conservative think tank heritage action is now blasting boehner for that ridicule. spokesman michael needham said, quote: heritage action and boehner have been feuding since last december. the republican attacked the republican group for opposing the recent budget deal before it was even introduced. is there a civil war in the g.o.p.? you bet, and tony, that's today's power politics. >> that's going to end up in ads, right? have a good weekend. >> riding tensions

but barbara bush, mom, says no. s brother, says dad has a different opinion. >> if you ask dad the same question, should jeb run, he would say yes. >> barbara bush says no. george h.w. bush, the former president says yes. if you're jeb bush you just call eight draw and move on? who do you listen to? >> who do you think has the most power in that family? right? i would say barbara. but obviously this is a really fun talking point for jeb as he tries to deflect questions about whether he will run while he's obviously thinking much more seriously about it and getting a lot of courting from donors on that front. but, you know, it's a nice that his father at least is on his side if he doesn't have his mom, right? >> i think it's been evident for some people george h.w. bush wants his second son to run for president but to have neil talking about it publicly and openly, they feel in the family to counter mom. >> the perception that there is a push to get him to run. i think that there is a significant push within the famil

the wall street journal and nbc the latest poll asked americans if they agree with first lady barbara bushs. seven addict and agree with mrs. bush who also said there have been enough bush is in the white house and also said later that her son is the best qualified person to run. a good mother. double gave me a glimmer of hope over 2016 but then i saw polls asking americans about specific contenders. and i saw that if the republican nomination for president were up for election today jeb bush would win or tie with rand paul. and if it was held today for the democrats, hillary clinton would win her nomination and with the general election respectably she would beat jeb bush 53 / 41%. we seem to hate dynasties but we love the clintons and the bushes and the kennedys may be one day soon obama is. or maybe we will make me too much out of poll results. now with a few of your thoughts we have a special surprise for the authors of the comments you will receive one of the first copies of my new book the thriller border war my first thriller and by first fiction book an accomplished rider with 48 a

maybe not his politics, but i love bill clinton. > barbara bush has even started referring to bill ason. sometimes as the adopted black sheep son. i don't know how jeb and his siblings feel, but i know bill loves it. >> how would that effect the relationship between the bushes and clintons if hillary were to run against jeb? >> i don't think there's ever going to be animus. clearly. i mean, you know, the friendship won't stop, but, you know, there's going to be a wall then on the other side of the wall there's politics and there's going to be -- it married hillary clinton, people were starting to if i were to >> back when i was a younger man, we were saying the same things about kennedys serving in similar ways. there is an ebb and a flow. who knows if high tide has set in for the bush family. i don't think so. i think the tide is still rising. >> that was an excellent, excellent piece. >> thank you. >> they both have clearly impressive resumes, impressive backgrounds, a lot of political history there. how did they sell themselves, though, as agents of change? >> you know, as you know

and if you talk about the problems of bush -- too many bushes in the white house, as barbara bush said think there's any different that jeb bush said maybe my son down the line can be texas land commissioner, rise up through texas politics, if i run right now, possibly that could impede his growth down the line? do you think that runs in the bush family dialogue at all, dan? >> luke, i don't know specifically about that but i think you're on to something, which is this whole issue of bush's family and the comfort level of the entire family and not just his mother, who has been pretty clear for the most part but his wife, the rest of his kids. he's certainly sensitive to that. everything he's said about making the decision goes very much to that issue. and when politicians are genuine about that, it can be a very tough call because we know that these campaigns put families through things they don't necessarily want to go through and they experience it, they accept, it they don't necessarily like it. i think it's a big factor for jeb bush. >> i would like everyone to weigh in on this. i

however, as a word to the wise don't mention that painting to barbara bush.because when she was shown a portrait of her husband o on the "today" show today saying that's my husband? no, no, that is my husband. there is no question. rumor has it when she finally watches up to her son there will be more than a rembrandt trapped in his body. >> i understand that you're an art connoisseur. >> well, that's very nice of you to say that. i haven't thought of that. i think this one, the one of president bush 41, george bush 43 said he's a very gentle man, and i think that comes through. >> john, great stuff. thank you. >>> the facial recognition technology that you've all heard about, well, it's getting better every day. the techno team.shows us a computer program that can pick anyone out of a crowd. the technology comes privacy concerns. that's next. >> the college of charleston in south carolina the school board of trusty elected glen mcconnell to lead the school, but he has not received a warm welcome on campus. we look at why this is happening. >> reporter: this

barbara bush, his mom says she refuses to sit down for a portrait. >> oh, see, i thought it would be a bush. >> mom has every right to say that. >> oh my gosh. >> see your true self-when somebody else draws you, right? >> you don't want to see the drawings my kids make of he. >>> we are hearing there might be some sort of delay at the game right now. there is no heavy rain over the area now but they got the field pretty wet today. more on that in sports and more on this hotter weather this weekend. hey geraud. >> i'm geraud moncure. game one of 19 between the giants and dodgers this season and the orange and black wasted no time. highlights and the live post game report are on the way in sports. >>> well, a pop lair bay area bike share program may extend. transportation officials will vote on funding those new locations next wednesday. alameda county has the second highest member of bike share membershi memberships. not including the pilot program in san francisco and the peninsula last summer. >> one of the most toxic waterways is finally getting long-needed attention. yosemite's slu

. >> barbara bush saying some not encouraging comments last year on the "today" show about whether jeb run, do you think that george h.w. bush pushing jeb could have an effect? >> you know, probably not. because the fact that his father wants him to run is probably maybe news to us but probably not news to jeb bush. >> right. of course. but by all accounts, when it comes to family and family matters and his family making decisions, the most important is his wife, who doesn't like the spotlight, who doesn't like politics and was a reluctant first lady of florida and would be even more of a first lady. that's the primary focus when it comes to family concern. a big one. >> and i think he's going to look at the fundamentals, how the economy issing doing. at a recent event at his father's library, he came out strong on immigration reform. i think he's going to take a much closer stock of the situation. >> olivier knox and dana bash, thank you. >>> gm recalls that came a decade late for too many customers. now they are paying for it. >>> lots of families have bonded over disney classics. bu

however don't mention this to barbara bush senior. shown the portrait of her husband on the today's show she hardly recognized the man she had been married to for 69 years. she said that's my husband? oh, sorry, that's minu my husba. >> i think he's pretty good. if you didn't know who it was, and if you asked do you like the paintings. >> that's the dalai lama, that's putin, that's blair. i couldn't do it. we'll take a look at the day's top stories when we return here on al jazeera america. >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that

he did not have the fire in the belly to run for president, and his mother, former first lady barbara bushg on the "to d "tod "today" show, come on, go somewhere else, we have had enough bushes. and this is what "the new york times" says, a few months ago, the veteran courtiers of the bush dynasty thought that the second son was not planning to run, many in the same people left sunday saying he seems more engaged than in the past. >> and so they are frustrated by the tea party, and jeb bush and bobby jindal, and the new republican republicans, and so there is conversations of viability and path for someone who is more moderate, and one of the questions in addition to the family that he has to ask himself is, how am i going to handle my brother's legacy. because he is going to have to talk about his brother's record, like it or not, there is no way around it. >> and be sure to catch karen weekends at 4:00. karen and robert, thank you. >> thank you. >> 000. >>> and this morning, a trail gone cold for a century, and a crime with all of the emotion and the intrigue and the dark and the hauntin

it's news because his wife, former first lady barbara bush, seemed to throw cold water on the idea a bushes." his son, neil bush, is say, "if you ask dad the same question -- should jeb run -- he'd say yes." if you listen to those who know the family, you know why george h.w. bush might feel this way. because of all his sons, it's supposed to be jeb and not george w. who he always saw as political heir, the one who would take his place on the political stage. it looked like that would happen. bush sr. lost in 1992 and stepped out of the spotlight and into a quiet retirement. then jeb stepped up in 1994 to run for governor of florida. florida was a redder state back then, and '94 was shaping up as a brutal year for democrats. the incumbent governor of florida, lawton chiles, wasn't very popular at the time. jeb was supposed to win. polls put him ahead. once he won that race, he'd be on his way to the national stage, just like his father wanted. and that's where the he-coon comes in. what? i don't know if you remember this moment that changed history. >> my mama told me sticks and ston

. >> i don't think it matters what barbara bush says. wonderful woman and i'm sure she's speaking her minds, but the question is are americans ready for another bush in the white house. are american ready for another race for another bush versus a clinton and i think probably unlikely. >> caitlin, let me get your reaction from what we heard from clinton who said women need to support other women. she didn't delve, yesterday at least, into her 2016 ambitiambi she's talking about 2016. >> women are at the centerpiece for democrats running there and while they're building their ground game for 2016. i think also, you know, republicans gearing up for 2016 are thinking about women candidates as well and kind of the idea that democrats do have a longer bench of women candidates at this time and republicans are trying to encourage more women to run. >> are we getting to the point, though, where you're having these two huge figures and i'll get each of you to weigh in on this and it's sort of blunting the potential candaidacycandida. elizabeth w

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want to talk about something interesting the clinton and the bush dynasties and we all remember barbara bushneed to move on, and 69% of the people say that they ingagree with her, and doe that translate to people looking for something else? >> well, that is what this country is not built on the dynasties, and people have a resistance to this. but break it down to the people involve involved. jeb bush, the numbers polled are not good. one could speculate on how that is. >> and it is 21% positive versus 48% hillary positive. >> people are not looking at he is from a dynasty and she is from the dynasty, but jeb bush made controversial comments about illegal immigration being an act of love, and his brother's numbers went into terrible number, and people don't define hillary as that dynasty. >> and if you look tat the part base for hillary, it is up to 77%, an jeb, 40%, and what does that tell you? >> she has no base problem at the moment. you have heard talk by elizabeth warren, and other talk, but right now it is intellectual discussion, and not those championing a bid against her. it is a dif

and, finally, former first lady barbara bush teaming up with houston texas player j.j. watt.literacy. tackling shoulder pads and eye black. that's a great picture. see you monday night gretawire.com. special end of the week open thread just for you you. so get blogging. gretawire. good night from washington. bill is up next. o'reilly factor is on. tonight. i can't think of any parallel to this case. i can't think of msnbc taking equivalent story on the left and covering it the way fox news has. >> one of the most intellectually dishadn't nest commentators in the country attacking fox news over the cliven bundy story we will tell you the truth about the situation tonight. ♪ tonight i'm going to put my body on your body ♪ you like it when you watch me >> once again, the establishment lye linizing the singer beyonce at the expense of impressionable children. we will at this point our reporting on this. al

our gloria borger sat down with neal bush. barbara said no, george h.w. bush said yes. >> if you ask dad the same question, should jeb run, he'd say yes. >> maeve, does that matter? in the end it's jeb bush's decision, his wife and children more than his mom and dad. no disrespect. does it matter? >> i think there's a good thing they're balancing each other out. it's a great talking point for him. he gets so many laughs when he's out there talking about his mom's concerns about him running. so i do think it's sort of a fun thing for him to play with, but going forward as he considers this decision. >> you always want the story line in the media to be you're considering running. the media saying he's probably not going to run. his family doesn't want him to run. if you're a candidate, that's not a good thing. >> he has to make clear he listens to his mom. that's important. >> if you want to do something and mochl says no, you go to dad. >> i'm no mamma's boy. everybody sit tight. the real reason the house won't act on i'm grapgs reform? it's enough to make

and when asked about former first lady barbara bush's comments that there were quote, more than two or office in america, 69% agreed with that statement, 25% disagreed. chuck todd, what stood out to you? >> i think what stood out was jeb bush. the last time we measured it, in the last year, his numbers have gotten worse, not better. he's become more prominent over the last two or three monies, he's been more public, he's gotten more attention, partially because christie has had his on political problems but he's gotten attention as the establishment alternative front-runner. you have to be concerned if you're jeb bush. as you've gotten more attention, your numbers have got i don't know worse, not better. as you've become more public, your numbers have got i don't know worse, not better. he's okay among establishment, pretty much a 2-1 establishment rating. among tea party republicans, he starts with a net negative and then contrasts that to rand paul, who is enormously popular with tea party republicans, which is half the party, has offer 50% positive rating. no other person right now

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an early accounting of some of the girlfriends that he had before he met the love of his life, barbara busht brought the house down. it was a lot of fun. so, so much that we're going to bring you in the show live here tomorrow, 1:00 eastern from the library. we talked with ben carson, with former defense secretary bob gates, who served as cia director under bush 41. and also, we'll have an exclusive sit-down, one on one with jeb bush, all tomorrow. >> okay, lots and lots coming out of there from college station, shannon. i'll be watching. thank you so much. >> yeah, that's pretty exciting, isn't it? >> yeah. >> all right. >>> a catholic archbishop gets in over his head. the controversy could end up costing someone a king's ransom. that story's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the nissan altima with nasa inspired zero gravity seats. ♪ let it take the weight off your drive. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ ♪ i ♪ and i got the tools ira ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪

. >> and barbara bush in football pads? mornings are really better with friends.ppy to have you. ♪ ♪ >> how are you doing? this is andrew dice clay. you are watching "fox & friends." >> hick -- hickory. >> nice to have you with us this morning on your saturday. we have some stories we want to get to. headlines we want to tell you about. they were supposed to be be at prom last night. instead students at one connecticut high school went to a vigil for their murdered classmates. hundreds gathered at the beach in their dresses and tuxedos and released balloons into the air as they remembered 16-year-old marianne san chez. junior slashed at school after she rejected a boy who asked her to the dance. he was charged with murder. she posted this photo on her facebook in her prom dress she wrote yea, how exciting. >> suv plows into people ice cream killing the 73-year-old woman. the woman was sitting on a bench outside the restaurant when a car went straight into them. crushing them up against the window. police believe the elderly driver went forward instead of reverse w

former first lady barbara bush is joining us now. mrs. bush what a pleasure.ning. >> hi gan. >> good morning. >> little early, no? >> yeah, a little bit. >> mrs. bush we're going to put it up on the screen. you have not seen it up until this moment. let us put the portrait of your husband up that your son painted. what do you think? >> that's my husband? i really like it. >> come on! >> i really like it. >> did he get to the sole of gamps? >> i think maybe he did. maybe he did. >> you like it? >> i like it. i like it very much. >> mrs. bush was this something that really shocked you? or did you think, oh you know there was a time when he was a little boy where he loved to paint or loved art? >> george i'm not going to answer that question. no. no. >> you never knew. >> you and i know. >> you never knew he liked to paint, right, gan? >> never knew. george and i know but he is -- he's good. >> he is good. so this is his favorite painting he's ever painted, what's your favorite? >> i like the ones he painted of the two dogs. the great big one and the little one.

you will hear from hillary clinton along with the imf director and barbara bush. our colleagues have reiterated factually inaccurate information i want to clear it up. the independent guardian pointed to represent terri schiavo and has said in his report that in spite of the fact that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle has said that she felt pain and laughed and cried that that is factually inaccurate. her sword broke cortex has been liquefied and that is the area of the brain that responds to emotion and reason. that is impossible what they have detailed here tonight. additionally, they talk about six virologists and eight physicians that have said she is not in a persistent vegetative state. also factually inaccurate. those physicians of only viewed terry on videotape. the five court-appointed as editions, two appointed on one side and one court did -- one court-appointed position, the board-certified neurologist who had scientifically based and academically researched testimony, their testimony was deemed to be clear and convincing by the court that s

atthe world summit tonight 8:00 eastern, along with hillary clinton and christine lagarde and barbara bush some of the duke administrators early on were not lawyers and gave the kids bad legal advice, which was, essentially, do not tell your parents, do not get lawyers, corporate with a place and this will basically go away. -- duke thought they had legal exposure because of that. beyond that, there was a desire to make this go away to protect brand.e rand -- once they decide the dukes were innocent come blasting they wanted to do was try to litigate with them about all that what had happened. the easiest course of action was -- $20 million, have them sign nondisclosure agreements, which explains why they have not spoken to me or anybody, but it is not clear why duke felt the need to pay these kids. people get wrongly convicted all the time. there are places that defend those kinds of people and try to reverse the judgment made. wronglyple is people convicted of murder, spending 18 years in prison, 18 years, and getting $20,000 payments a year. these kids spent, other than their arraignmen

making reference to an interview we conducted with barbara bush in which he thought it was time for the bush family to move aside and make room for others. if you want to check out that interview, it is part of our video library. dorothy, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i think they should go ahead and he -- give the prisoners the clemency they need. they have a chance to make their lives better. theyey do not want to, will go back into the drugs and marijuana coming up on our next election in november, to legalize it in florida. it gives them a chance, if they want to make something of their lives, they can. if they don't, that will go back to using the drugs. easier, less expensive, to bury them than it would be to feed them for 20, 30, 40 years. they should legalize the marijuana and get it over with. there are people that need it for medical use for the cancers and other diseases that they have that may give them relief. --ng people do not realize host: thank you for the call. i heard the excuses that the attorney general and president is making, but as a black father a

. >> barbara bush may have a pount. >> there's certainly that reflex.'s ever going to run, he should run when there's a clinton running. that way it equalizes the dynastic bag. >> we will see you in austin in the fall. >> headed up to new hampshire to spread the no labels national security message. >> all right. fantastic. >> and going to be a grandfather too. >> i am in a month. >> all right. boy or girl? >> a boy. sawyer. >> oh, my gosh. all right. well, congratulations. >>> coming up later on "morning joe," former major league pitcher and cofounder of camp aaron, jamie moyer, joins us with his project. we'll be right bag. ♪ "i'm only human" ] [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy?

you're the second person to make a reference to the comments made by former first lady, barbara bush,ho sat down with us last year as part of our first lady series. you can check out that interview in our video library. also this morning from "the new york times close vote one of the books you might be reading this week might be "thrive," by arianna huffington. also michael lewis, with an interview in "the new york times." the newsmakers program follows "washington journal" and this week our conversation is with bob goodwin, the chair of the house judiciary committee. a lot of attention on the back and forth tween one member of that committee and the attorney general. [video clip] >> it is always wise for people to not make things personal. i think you're heard to the attorney general as the? not many people believe that he is a buddy of the attorney general. as a result, that was not well advised. but he did come and answer questions from 34 members of the committee on why issues. we have a lot of concerns on the conduct of the department of justice. we thought it was a good opportun

. >> reporter: barbara bush even started to referring to bill as her adopted son, sometimes as the adoptedi know bill loves it. >> reporter: how would that effect the relationship between the bushes and clintons if hillary ran against jeb? >> i don't think there's ever going to be animus, the friendship won't stop, there will be a wall, and on the other side of the wall is politics and it will be a pretty bitter, tough campaign i think. >> reporter: with two candidates, each family always considered stars. >> jeb from his family, he was the chosen one, and similarly with hillary, there was a feeling before she married even bill clinton, people in the early 70s were starting to think someday there will be a woman president, who might it be. >> i actually tried to talk hillary into leaving me when we were in law school. this is the god's truth. i said you have more talent for public service than anybody in my generation that i met. you shouldn't waste it, i shouldn't stand in your way and you should do this. she said oh, bill, i'll never run for office. >> but she did. >> i believe i will br

that was a direct reference to what barbara bush told matt last year. >> there's other people out therethat are very qualified. we've had enough bushes. >> can a candidate run with a hopeful optimistic message? in my case, can one do it joyfully? >> reporter: bush showed in in nevada for the primary, meeting with a las vegas billionaire and gop donor, although conservative, bush is often at odds with his party's base. he endorsed the obama's common core education curriculum and he is passionate about the human side of immigration reform. >> yes, they broke the law, but it's not a felony. it's kind of, it's an act of love. it's an act of commitment to your family. >> reporter: battered and criticism at the tea party's recent freedom summit in new hampshire. >> i've heard money. i've heard this, i've heard sex. i've heard anything. the one thing i never heard of was love. >> reporter: so how serious is jeb bush considering a run? >> i think he is opened to the idea of running now. i think there are very high hurdments he has to clear in order to run. he says he wants to run joyfully, in t

and former first lady barbara bush said the white house needed some fresh blood, saying "we've had enough bushs." with hillary clinton and jeb bush mentioned as possible frontrunners in 2016, do you agree? 69% of people said yes, and more than the same two or three families should run. >>> a dramatic rescue in england tuesday from the top of a historic cathedral. a 68-year-old woman fell more than 20 feet from a roof of the wells cathedral and landed between two turrets. she suffered hip, arm, and leg injuries and was stuck there for three hours. a rescue helicopter was called in to pull her to safety. tours have been cancelled at the cathedral until the investigation is complete. >>> opportunities to catch a foul ball at a major league baseball game are few and far between. some baseball fans may never get that chance. but when you do, it should never come at the expense of your date. so watch this guy at a diamondbacks-rockies game in phoenix. goes for the one-handed catch. but he manages to dump at least half of his beer on the woman to his right. needless to say, she was not even one

how did you go from a guy that donated to barbara boxer to george w. bush?you change your views sometimes. it changes. >> you've come out with this book. why? because you need more money? >> that's exactly it. you've got it. it's kind of a celebration of my career. i'm a photographer. it was a coffee table book to show the work that i did and great photographers and the stuff they did. plus, it's an inside look at the movies that i like to produce and kind of tells the audience how they got made and why they got made and how we got these great actors and directors to work with us. >> you're a blue collar guy. you didn't come from money, you didn't come from privilege. you worked your way up and started at the bottom. >> exactly right. my dad was a salesman his whole life, i grew up in chicago far away from hollywood. i got into the television section of the mailroom and made award winning commercials and moved to new york and then came to hollywood. >> it's truly an american dream. you've worked with so many forwards. let me do quick hits with you. nicest pe

. >> how did you go from being a guy who donated to barbara boxer to a guy who donated to george w. bush it changes. >> you've come out with this book. you need more money? >> exactly right. you've got it. it is an inside look at the movies i love producing. and it tells them how it got made. you're living the american dream. you did not come from privilege will you work your way up and started at the bottom. >> my dad was a salesman. >> got the television, made some award winning commercials and made some more winning commercials. >> so many huge stars in hollywood. let me do some quick hits. nicest person you've worked with. nicest star. >> johnny has to be up there. he is the most amazing, caring, kind man. he takes his kids to school whenever he is in town. he is a musician. he loves to play guitar. hangs out with some of the great guitar players. >> biggest diva. >> i can't tell you that. >> are you considering banning ben affleck who came out who said, when i watch a guy i know is a big republican, part of me thinks, i probably wouldn't like this person. do you think he should be b