david shuster is here with more on this. >> reporter: by her own admission the 89-year-old barbara bush does not do camping very often but the former first lady and wife of george h.w. bush, they're friends with paula page. la page is facing a very tight campaign election, so bush is helping him with this. >> paul is blunt, direct, like me. on november 4th, photo for paula page. he's moving maine in the right direction. >> the story of maine, we'll get back to a moment, stands in stark contrast with the florida governor race. today crist is hit back. >> with the stroke of a pen rick scott said that the centers were not needed but they helped over a million florida women to get counseling and legal help. these centers are for women who have no place else to turn, and rick scott turned his back on every single one of them. >>> one of the most competitive battles, democratic incumbent nick rahall has been in politics for decades. >> congressman nick rahall. >> he pocketed millions of dollars because rahall took bribes trading cash for votes. nick rahall is not for us any more. >> and rahal

lou: has barbara bush told what you advice she wants you to give jeb? >> no, no. mrs. bush doesn't need people to give advice to her son. she gives the advice pretty directly, in my experience. lou: karl, great to have you with us. >> thank you, lou, appreciate it. lou: karl rove. time for a look at our online poll results. we asked you whether the president's lack of leadership concerns you most on which of these two issues? ebola or islamic state. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is, is there any issue that would cause to you vote for the democratic candidate in next month's midterm election. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, a kurdish town of 200,000 people in western syria, surrounded by radical islamists who mean to call them all. this is our secretary of state on their fate. >> we have conducted additional strikes in the region. as horrific as it is to watch in real time, what's happening in kobani, it's also important to remember, you have to step back and understand the strategic objective and where we have begun over the course of th

six days until the midterm elections and former first lady barbara bush has now joined the campaign effortdavid shuster is here with more. >> by her own as mission the 89-year-old barbara bush does not do campaign ads very often, but the former first lady and her husband are friends with mai maine republican paul le page, so push is helping with this. >> paul is direct, like me. vote for paul le page for governor. he's moving maine in the right direction. the story in maine, which we'll get back to in a moment, and is a great one in terms of the ballot initiative, what's going on in maine and the governor's race stands in very stark contrast with the governor's race in florida. it has been the nastiest and most expensive race this year. rick scott slammed crist from taking money from strip clubs. today crist is hitsing scott over the issue of rape. >> with the stroke of pen scott wiped away 30 rape centers. it helped women to get care, counseling and legal help. these centers are for women who have no place else to turn, and rick scott turned his back on every one of them. >> rough stuff.

barbara bush apparently backed down somewhat and modified that.here was the issue of his daughter who had issues with drug use and the protection of family privacy. he knows what it would involve. >> absolutely. i believe the statement that he has not decided, but i think i read this interview a little more strong ly the fact of showing so much openness to the notion of his father running and the likelihood of his father running. that seems pretty definitive to me that it is way more likely than not. i'm looking forward to the interview with charlotte clinton to what her grandmother is going to do. >> is it going to be a clinton and a bush. that's one thing barbara bush said. we have to get past these two families. hillary is in north carolina and faces protests. let's watch this from the immigration group wanting reform. >> we appreciate that and thank you for your advocacy. make sure you get everybody out to vote! >> she refuses to come out and ask president obama to help instead of saying it's more democrats. the reality that they are democrats

barbara bush said before she did not want jeb to put his foot into the water on this one. >>> the federalernment recognizing marriage equality in 30 states. alaska, north carolina, west virginia and wyoming will receive the same federal benefits and legal rights as heterosexual couples. it's 32 states plus washington, d.c. and comes after the supreme court recently declined to hear challenges to same-sex marriage bans overturned in five states. with each new state, our nation moves closer to achieving full equality for all americans. >>> all right, so some very, very sad news from major league baseball. and st. louis cardinals outfielder oscar tavares died yesterday in the dmon can republic. he lost control of as i camaro. just 22 years old. he was well-achieved, and considered one of the top prospects. his 18-year-old girlfriend was also in the car and died in that accident. so sad for the st. louis team and everybody watching that man. sad for the 18-year-old girlfriend in the vehicle. >>> still ahead on "way too early," get to baseball, talk about the world series. why the royals met t

. >> former first lady barbara bush declared there had been enough bushes in the white house. >> the giants ahead 3-2 game 6 in kansas city tomorrow night. pitch ago complete shutout by bum garner. he botched the star-spangled banner. ♪ >> after a few sideways glances on the field he recovered to finish the song and he did apologize. >> now a wild day in the nfl saints posting the packers saints pulling away to win 44-43 a record setting day meantime for steelers quarterback against the colts. six touchdown passes 522 passing yards. they won 61-24. talk about a rookie mistake. sammy watkins thought he had a free pass to the end zone but celebrated just a little too early. the jets defender tackled him at the five yard line. he would score a few plays later they would win 43-23. >> showers and thunderstorms for some today. maria molina tracking the weather for us. >> we are going to be tracking showers and storms today. some of that is associated with a frontal system. you will notice warm temperatures across texas parts of the southeast. high temperatures are going to feel a little m

. >> remember what former first lady barbara bush said when she was asked if her son, jeb bush would run for president? here's a reminder. >> i think it's a great country. there are a lot of great families. it's not just four families or whatever. there are just other people out there that are very qualified. we've had enough buschs. >> now, it seems she may be changing her mind. the possible reason next. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org >>> so we're agt days away from the mid tern election and two years away from the presidential election. case in point, hillary clinton who's been all over the country honing her message for an ever-more-likely 2016 run. editorial candidate martha cokley made a point of embracing sfat xx elizabeth warren who represents a potential obstacle to a nomination. telling the audience i'm so pleased to be here with your senior. stan

>> it does seem like members of the bush family with the possible exception of barbara bush are on board with a jeb bush run. jeb bush would face some substantial problems. he's a little bit to the left the party on issues like imcombination and education. those are things that he would have to overcome. if he was to mount a run. there are some donors who are excited about him. he might split that establishment donor base with somebody like chris christie if he chooses to run. he would be a very viable candidate with good name recognition. >> it was jeb bush's son that let it out that he thinks his father's going to run. >> he indicated he thinks his father is thinking about it. >> he's got a race coming up next week. >> exactly. >> thanks so much, carrie. for more, check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> getting motivated to exercise is tough, but there's one day of the week that people seem to move more. plus, it's game day. why this stunt for quarterback colt mccoy may be tough for him. first, here's a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com. >>> right now might be the best time to

. >> that's why tone know, you saw barbara bush with that final ad. >> that's right. >> he is like me he is outspoken and blunt, that was the reference to the fact, that yes, this is an abrasive character. >> we can widen this out to more general conversation act the politics of ebola, we were talking with our colleague, we were talking to one of our colleagues that was saying there are 700 ads across the country now about ebola, what are your thoughts on thousand this is cutting in the closing days of the midterm. >> it is hard to tell, because there are a lot of ads on ebola, there is some 1500 on this ballot provision. on whether hunters can put out jelly donuts. a lot of ads and all sorts of issues, to the extent that people are fearful, or to the extent that they have lost confidence in government, that generally cuts against democrats and help republicans it seems to suggest it is cool way to frame this president to continue to pull down his numbers. >> definitely, this has all been about president obama. may barely address the opponent, i do think, though, that the president on

she was the only one saying, we've had enough, everyone's had enough of the bushes and i'm with barbara quite frankly. had enough. >> how do you, if you're clinton or bush, run against, well, we don't want to go backwards when both of them represent the past? >> i think that's the challenge for both of them. when you think the name bush, you still very much associate it with george w., and i also think jeb will have a problem getting through the primary. it's been clunky in his rollout, as hillary has been a bit clunky in her initial campaign rollout. >> drive the money and whip the tea party in line. we'll see. let's go on to rosie o'donnell coming to the defense of model christie teague an. it started last week after the shooting in canada. the model tweeted, quote, active shooting in canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. she faced major listen backlash, even saying she was quitting twitter. roser o'donnell came to her defense and continued her thoughts. >> this is what she said. active shooting in canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. that is a brilliant, succinct

>> barbara bush of course always speaks her mind, but i wouldn't count jeb bush out, not at all.would be a great candidate if he decide to say run for the presidency. he would be an affordable candidate, able to raise money. this will be a great matchup if jeb bush was pitted against secretary of state, former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> are democrats nervous about a bush entering the race? >> no, i don't think democrats are nervous about bush. i think they welcome that fight as my friend joe watkins pointed out it would be a very spirited campaign. i think your piece leading up to this interview show how there have been political dynasties in the past. i would add the name roosevelt to the list. it lends itself to looking at an establishment candidate. by that i mean in 2008, there was a great hunger for a massive shift, a transformational candidate and barack obama fit that bill. i would argue today americans are worried about the future, about i vents in the world and i think an establishment candidate said voters might actually feel more attracted to than say a cha

. >> remember what former first lady barbara bush said when she was asked if her son, jeb bush would run for president? here's a reminder. >> i think it's a great country. there are a lot of great families. it's not just four families or whatever. there are just other people out there that are very qualified. we've had enough buschs. >> now, it seems she may be changing her mind. the possible reason next. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. transamerica. if aunder a microscope, put we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. r mpl mplts. >>> so we're agt days away from the mid tern election and two years away from the presidential election. case in point, hillary clinton w

remember what former first lady barbara bush said when she was asked whether her son, jeb bush, shouldor president. here's a reminder. >> i think it's a great country, there are lot of great families, and it's not just four families or whatever. there are other people out there that are very qualified, and we have had enough bushes. >> thanks, mom. seems she might be changing her mind. the possible reason next. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing out, and, yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. now backed by allstate. click or call. esurance. insurance for the modern world. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so

. >>> there's also a movie where former residents like barbara bush talk about what it was like to livethe store. >> i remember looking out the window in the upstairs end room and looking over and george's office. it was very cozy. >> since 9/11 it's harder to get a white house tour. now you have to go through your member of congress, or for foreign visitors through your embassy. >> is this center for people who are going to the white house or people who aren't going to the white house? >> it's for both. it enhances for people that go to the white house and creates an experience for those who don't have that opportunity. >> a couple blocks from the white house, the visitors center used to look like this. after a two-year renovation, it now looks like this. there's a display where you can learn what presidents liked to eat. >> do you know whose favorite food was squirrel soup? >> abraham lincoln. james garfield. i was off by 21 years. >> even an unintentional reference to recent security breaches. >> this is the replica of the door knock to the white house on the north portico. >> wait.

. >> and barbara bush talked about what it was like to live over the store. >> i remember looking outthe window in the upstairs end room and looking over at george's office. and it was very cozy. >> since 9/11 it's harder to get a white house tour. now you have to go through your member of congress, or for foreign visitors, through your embassy. is this center for people going to the white house or not? >> it's for both. it creates an experience for those who get to go and creates an experience for those who don't get the opportunity. >> reporter: after a two-year renovation, it now looks like this. there's a display where you can learn what presidents liked to eat. do you know whose favorite food was squirrel soup? >> abraham lincoln. james garfield. i was off by 21 years. there's even an unintentional reference to breaches. >> this is the front door to the portico. >> wait, this one is locked. the historical association has committed more than $12 million to the center in partnership with the national park service. the association funding is all private. mostly from selling white ho

. >> barbara bush said if we can't find more than two or three families to run for office there are great governors and eligible people out there. >> that is not good enough reason to run. got good experience as a governor. if hillary clinton is running then, it is fine. >> i think a lost donors are @aking wait and see approach. they will see if he does run. they may not support anyone else until he makes this decision. i don't think we'll find out anything until after the november midterm elections. we'll wait and see mode for a while. >> you know, here's the thinn. fit is preposterous for hillary clinton to run for president, i think it is, given her husband being in the white house. >> i agree. >> can you imagine, him as, turning him loose in the white house? or whatever. as someone -- looking for ladies. melissa: oh, no. whoa, whoa. >> clinton, forget how insane the clinton presidency really was, particularly at the end and some of her missteps witt benghazi. jeb bush may seem normal. melissa: after that comment i have to scrub myself from this segment. >> what did i say that was so p

laura bush, barbara bush you didn't see them on the campaign trail during midterm going out for the candidatesng to her home state of illinois trying to defend the incumbent governor there. get people excited. she's incredibly popular. it could get more voters excited and to the polls. >> thank you. >>> isis advances about to take over a syrian border town. why it may be a bigger gain than the city itself for the dangerous militant group. the enterovirus danger. cases confirmed in 43 states. a death directly linked in new jersey have parents on edge. >> if i had my son in that school now i don't think i would send him back. >> a doctor will tell us why the virus is spreading so fast. how to know the difference between the enterovirus and the common cold. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. hi michael! looking good! trying to keep up with you! i told my producer karen that i take metamucil because it he

barbara bush is like, george, don't tease the girl.moment. but yeah, it's -- if you're president you can just -- it's the best lie, you can pull off -- that's a good bit, that's a good joke. >> seth: that's a good bit. and by the way if your wife almost believes it george w. bush definitely believes it. >> oh, yeah, yeah, no. he was just like, dad invented you da man. [ laughter ] >> seth: my dad invented, you da man. >> which is good. i mean, he might have. >> seth: you have -- you have halloween coming up, you have kids? >> i do. >> seth: and you get very into it. i love when parents participate. we've got some photos. this is some "wayne's world" action there. [ applause ] >> yeah, that's this one. >> seth: that's great. this is this year? >> this is this year, that's going to be tomorrow night, yeah. >> seth: that's from this year. oh, wow. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, right. come on. but now what's this, what year is this? >> so, this is two years ago. >> seth: two years ago. >> this is me and my daughter. >> seth:

there is a big question whether mom, barbara bush is on board, jeb bush's wife is on board. sort of get a green light. >> is your dad going to run for president? >> i think he's still assessing it. >> do you think it's more than 50%, less than 50%? >> i think it's more than likely he is giving this a serious thought and moving forward. >> that he'll run. >> that he'll run. >> look, he's a young guy, george p., relatively new, he is not saying things like that loose lipped, is he? he's got to mean it? >> no, he does mean it. he knows jeb bush would like to run for president. my colleague has a great story in the "time's" george w. bush is the family cheerleader pushing jeb on here. it seems like with the exception of barbara bush, most of the family is on board, especially the two georges. >> jeb bush? yes? >> i mean. >> that's god. i like that. >> i think it's entirely possible. you continue to look at the republican field. if you are jeb bush, you are thinking, you know what, why not? >> as we get back to new new york, it makes debate on immigration issues, if you get jeb b

barbara bush says she now thinks of him like an adopted son. >> i love bill clinton.ot his politics but i love bill clinton. >> but political watchers are still preparing for a 2016 circus. >> it would be a new and different kind of circus, a general election in which you had the clinton family with all of its history and exciting characters but you have all the people from the bush year wlos are still around and those were years of political conflict. >> as for the bush family, it's complicated with jonch. with bush saying jeff should rub. he disagrees with his mother who says the country has had enough bushes but jeb p. bush told me that earlier this year republicans need someone just like his father to run for president. gayle? >> thank you, chip. getting pressure from all sides in the family. that's nice. the clinton/bush race would be fun to watch. we will be watching. thanks again, chip. >>> thousands of high school students are getting ready to play under those friday night lights but ahead the new dangers they's face on the football field. you're watching "cbs

barbara bush was the first one to say this.hrnt any families who wants to such a their bright sons or doubters to run for the presidency in this country or are there so much people who want nothing to do with this process? they think it's awful and they don't want to be there at all. >> it am not necessarily about the families and people wanting to get in. there are plenty much conservative candidates o that e can put up against hillary clinton. they will probably be in primary with someone like jeb bush. but the donors have to realize we can't keep going through this recycling process and expect to win. with jeb bush being connected to his family in the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for the iraq war and supported george bush. martha: do you think mitt romney does not run if jeb bush does? >> i think if jeb bush runs mitt romney will stay out of the race. martha: for hillary here is someone spending a lot of time on the campaign trail. >> it did not cross my mind that after beating scott brown that what he would do is he woul

. >> barbara bush reported to be concerned but will keep it quiet. >> reporter: the one skeptic in the family. >>> all right, george. now to the red hot river of lava flowing on hawaii's big island. dozens of families on high alert. the red cross is opening a shelter to help them. clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: the small town of pahowa is feeling the heat. officials on the big island of hawaii believe it is only matter of time. lava close enough that residents with see the 2,000-degree glow from their houses at night. those in the direct path, about 50 families, must be ready to flee as early as tomorrow. >> we have lived here all our lives. it be very difficult. >> reporter: this avila erupted from the kilauea volcano. now moving ten yards per hour. it's less than a half mile from pahoa. standing here is extremely hot. almost like standing inside an oven. where will the lava go? it will take one of these paths, homes, and the main highway through town would be lost. a slow-motion disaster that now seems inevitable. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, de

. >> i wonder if barbara bush is onboard. >> the "times" says she's not but they told her not to voice. >> it looks like everybody else is. >> mom is strong. >> mom is strong. >>> cvs and rite aid stopped taking apple pay. experts say they may be backing another mobile banking system that's being developed by the retailer. that information also collected informationer shoppers and saves money by cutting out credit card companies. rite aid and cvs join best buy and war matter not to adopt apple pay. >>> "the wall street journal" says they're using social media to hire people. places like walmart and crate & barrel and other companies are bombarding inboxes with ads. online applications increeds by 66%. >>> "washington post" says people can order a new home test for kolo cancer. a test is sent. if the test is positive, the next test is a colonoscopy. >>> one nurse who risked her life to safe the life of a patient with ebola shared her story. thomas eric duncan died after he was admitted to texas health presbyterian hospital. scott pelley found that many of those nurses and their families

he said barbara bush, the mother is willing to be quiet. se, the family issues are settled or close to settled, then jeb bush has this decision to make. he is against his party on immigration. does he want to run for president and plant a flag, look the base in the eye and say to win, you have to admit you're wrong. >> i just got a tweet from george p. bush saying he is following me on twitter. >> thank you for joining us. thanks for watching. if you want to follow me on twitter, to goate wolf blitzer. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, new jersey governor chris christie versus the nurse. should health care workers coming from west africa be quarantined? plus, a journalist and prisoner of isis appears in a glossy new video looking dapper, dressed in black, filing a quote/unquote report. why him and why now? >>> and breaking news in the washington school shooting. new details that the gunman lured his classmates and cousins to the cafeteria before shooting them. let's go "outfront."

. >> barbara bush if jeb bush runs, i'm sure she'll be first in line to sign up. a very proud mama. >> eventually if that happens. >> the down side for romney if he eventually goes forward with it is what history ends up saying about a guy who runs three times. we have the person who runs once and then runs again. but to get the nomination and to run again. and if he ends up being denied the nomination after that his place in history, then takes a hit. >> you know it's as if he watched that really friendly warm hbo documentary, right, and saw my staff couldn't even capture that guy. and the american people would really like that guy. and there might be a little bit of that that's true. however, he's not running in a vacuum. he might well win the nomination because i think that the three tea party guys we could talk about forever, none of them is ready for primetime in my opinion. but then again, he faces probably hillary clinton. and he faces the fact that i don't see that he brings any new -- any new parts of the coalition to the table. there's really been no pro

. >> you got to get barbara bush onboard. she calls the shots in that family. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. he needs his mother. >> all right, we'll be seeing a lot of you in the next weeks. >> a tight race for the finish for brazil's president. she beat out her opponent in a runoff on sunday. she'll begin her second term, nearly splitting the vote, leaving her with 51% of the vote. >> since 43 students disappeared in the southern mexico village a month ago, a local governor has resigned and warrants issued for the mayor and his wife. >> one politician seems to have escaped the scandal. that may now be changing. >> these are the faces of mexico's 43 missing students. a few dozen more names to add to the more than 8,000 who have gone missing since the president took office less than two years ago. in the past year, mexico's been hailed abroad for pursuing major reforms under a vibrant telegenic new president. as the case of the missing students highlights mexico's on going drug violence and impunity, the shine is wearing off the

. >> i wonder if barbara bush is onboard. >> the "times" says she's not but they told her not to voiceicly. >> it looks like everybody else is. >> mom is strong. >> mom is strong. >>> cvs and rite aid stopped taking apple pay. experts say they may be backing another mobile banking system that's being developed by the retailer. that information also collected informationer shoppers and saves money by cutting out is sent. if the test is positive the next test is a colonoscopy. >>> one nurse who risked her life to safe the life of a patient with ebola shared her story. thomas eric duncan died after he was admitted to texas health presbyterian hospital. scott pelley found that many of those nurses and their families were ostracized for simply doing their job. are any of you, all of you still self-monitoring for signs of infection? >> i am. >> you are? >> yes. >> you're still within the 21 day window? >> for mr. duncan i'm past my 21-day period but for nina pham pham. i'm still asymptomatic and my temperature has been rock solid. >> they're not ineffected until they actually become sick. me

barbara bush says she thinks of him like an adopted son. >> i love bill clinton. politics but i love bill clinton. >> reporter: but political watchers are still preparing for a 2016 circus. >> it would be a new and special kind of circus. see if you had a general election in which you had the clinton family with all of its history and all of its exciting characters but then you also have all of the people from the bush years who are still around and those four years of political conflict. >> reporter: as for the bush family, it's complicated. with george w. bush saying jeb should run. he disagreed with his mother who says the country has had enough bushes. but jeb's son, george p. bush, running for texas land commission, told me earlier this year that republicans need someone just like his father to run for president. gayle. >> thank you, chip. getting pressure from all sides in the family that's nice. a clinton/bush matchup would be fun to watch, wouldn't it? >> and if jeb bush wins that race in texas, he becomes a prominent political figure. >> we will be watchi

the event is about an hour long and begins with introductory remarks by barbara bush, daughter of former president george w. bush as well as the co-founder of the group global health corp. >> thank you. and i am so excited to welcome everyone here. as josh said i work with an os organization called global health corp and what we do is bring new talented to the field of global health. and we work with amazing young leaders who every day we need to remind to them that as leaders they need to bring their voices to the issues that they care about. which is why i love the aspen new voices fellowship because it's specifically ensuring that we have diverse thinkers raising their voices to effect social change. so tonight i am really excited that we will all have the opportunity to listen to ten great stories. and meet the ten great innovators who will bring them to life for us. as we all know storytelling is a powerful tool. and any great storyteller is really a great teacher. which is something that i knew growing up. i had a mother who was both a teacher and a librarian. and as you can imagin

apparently her tennis game with first lady barbara bush this morning and luncheon appointment precludedburgh. joseph, you're on booktv on c-span2. joseph, are you with us? >> caller: according to the supreme court, to be appointed, according to the constitution to be appointed to the supreme court you simply have to be law knowledgeable in law, not necessarily an attorney. can we foresee down the road person who is not an attorney being appointed to the court? and one other thing? i think the red mast is in dedication to st. thomas moore. thanks for taking my call. >> host: thank you, sir. >> guest: right. st. thomas moore. david: hero for justice scalia. thanks for filling that in. the loop on the quote, those were not my words about justice o'connor, those were a clerk, right? >> host: i think justic blackmon who wrote that. >> guest: i know it wasn't me. i want to make sure you let viewers know. >> host: it was from a clerk. >> guest: someone critizing her social calendar. >> guest: thank you to the calendar. the red mass was thomas moore. >> host: non-lawyers on the court? >> guest:

apparently her tennis game with first lady barbara bush this morning and luncheon appointment precludedrgh. next call from joseph in pittsburgh. you are on booktv on c-span2. you with us? >> according to the supreme court, to be appointed, according to the constitution to be appointed to the supreme court you simply have to be knowledgeable in law, not necessarily an attorney. do you foresee down the road a person who is not an attorney being appointed to the courts and one other thing. the -- the basket is an allusion to st. thomas more. >> guest: that is right. a major hero of justice scalia. thanks for filling that in. the quote you read were not my words, it was a clerk. >> host: just as blackman wrote that. >> guest: i know it wasn't me but wanted to make sure. somebody was criticizing her social calendar and again, thank you to the calendar for the reference to sink thomas more. it has been many years since i attended the red mass. >> host: non lawyers in the court? >> guest: i can't even remember the last non lira but he is right. you do not need a lot degree to be on the consume

bush and barbara emerged from the giant punk kin. did make it to the white house b dressing as the uni did dog and beauty in the beast. >>> number four, chuck hagel then senator hagel took the opportunity on halloween 2007 to dress up like fellow senator joe biden. still a popular costume option looking for a last minute idea. >>> number five the current first lady out, well, just looking great feline! 1999. michelle obama cat woman of sorts. i'm still trying to figure out what i'm going to go as tonight. one costume i can probably rule out is ron burgundy. but please stay class my united states of america. "newsnation" with tamron hall is up next. i'll see you on monday. time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. carlsbad california owns carlsbad food tours. introducing tours and locals to the great food around the town. she's not only grown her business but helped promote the downtown area encouraging diners to eat locally rather than at the mall. for more watch your business at 7:30 on msnbc. [ male announcer ] are you

bush joins us live. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> days after a crash killed five people in oxon hill, more family members are coming forward now, demanding answers. the crash happened friday night at the intersection of livingston road and livingston terrace. police tell us an acura carrying three adults and two children was making a right turn when a mercedes sped through a red light and hit the car. tameika curtis and tiffany wilkerson were among four killed. they are sisters with ten children between them. dominique green was a passenger in the mercedes. her family says they d

that one exception is of course mother barbara who in the past has spoken out against a run by another bush times" also reports she's been persuaded to stop airing her concerns publicly. one of the biggest cheerleaders appear to be the former bush presidents, 41, and 43. the one person who is really pushing to get jeb to run is george w. he's talking it up all the time. >> the albatross around jeb bush's neck is george w. at the republican convention, all the republican presidents were glorified. that one letter was left out -- w. the silence was deafening. so his brother is going to be the albatross around his neck, and the reason why he would have a glimmer of hope is because of democrats who want immigration, minorities, who want immigration, and that's something, chris, that after this midterm, the white house is going to go straight ahead trying to deal with immigration, right after the midterm. >> if they go by executive order, that's just going to enrage the republicans. they won't even talk to him about it anymore. >> that's probably right. on the other hand, the republicans can't w

bush took in the 2000. >> questions? please identify yourself, and please give a question, not a lecture. barbara. >> that's my job. >> malcolm, thanks very much. barbara slavin from the atlantic council. i wanted to focus on the iran policy aspects of this which i did in a review i wrote a week or so ago, and still i find it just stunning how people in the government can take x and y and put them together and get, you know, c. your documents that show people arguing that selling arms to iran will somehow promote people in the government who want to overthrow the government, at the same time these same people are expected to get american hostage is freed from lebanon. how in god's name can you reconcile these two things? and how ignorant or officials in the us government about iran? >> well, they were very ignorant as you know, and one expression of that was -- they acknowledge it. this is why he went to paris but is why the idea, had some traction with a lot of people who thought about these issues, people at the cia under the people in the nsc. everybody wasn't after hostages alone. there were

barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. they were apparently headedo ror group in >>> back now at 4:43. three-runthree girls have been arrested for allegedly trying to join isis. as stan bush reports fbi agents got to them first in germany. >> reporter: the teens were apprehended by the fbi at the airport in frankfurt. they told their parents they were leaving to study in turkey. but officials believe they were headed for syria to link up with muslim radicals. the families reported them as runaways to the arapahoe county services. they may have stolen money from the parents. a 16-year-old sudanese girl is with them. >> i was shocked because i was [ indiscernible ] position we thought that the boys will -- was easy targets to our surprise the girls were easy targets. >> reporter: friends of the girl's family say they are students at overland high school. cherry creek schools couldn't comment on the situation but said there are predators online of all sorts including students of all persuasions who strongly urged parents to mind how students are using their computers. >> i'm hoping the parents will do their share by talking to kids. >> reporter: in april 19-year- old shannon

bush hinted his dad will run for president during an interview on abc news. >>> a fired up crowd booed and yelled during a debate between barbaraock and john foust. audience members were yelling shut up at one another. the candidates themselves didn't hold back anything either. democrat john foust said they are obsessed with women's reproductive rights. this race has received a lot of attention across the country. the winner will replace republican congressman wolf who is retiring from his seat that he has held since 1981. >>> in news 4 for your health, millions of people who have avoided colon cancer screenings can test in the comfort of their own home. it doesn't require the messy preparation most other methods do. the test is the first to look for cancer-related dna in school. but some say the home tests could lure people away from actual colonoscopies and other tests shown to save lives. >>> there is a cool way some pro athletes and other people are using to speed up muscle recovery. here's how it works. people get into a sauna, sauna, where the temperature drops to more than 240 degrees below zero. >> huh-uh. huh-uh. >> it

barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >>> jenna bush hager back in today. >> all-stars today, don't we?is leading 51%. >> be sure to say hi. >> mcrib is leading 51%. >> californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> it is 9:56 right now on your tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. happening today, the family of a 14-year-old who was stabbed to doet in san francisco is holding a rally today, hoping to reach the district attorney. rashawn williams was killed back in september. the suspect, who has not been named because he's underaged, is reportedly a middle school classmate. williams' family is hoping to convince the district attorney to try the suspect