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and barbara bush. comes among salary cuts to his campaign. until now, the right to rise super pac has concentrated on running tv ads. >>> for the first time, bernie sanders took swings at hillary clinton. this took place in iowa at the jefferson jackson dinner saturday night. sanders highlighted issues with the marriage act and the free trade deal and keystone pipeline. he called her shouting on the issue of gun control. >> i've been told to stop and i quote shouting about gun violence. well, first of all, i'm not shouting. it is just when women talk some people think we're shouting. >> all i can say is i am very proud of my record on women's issues. i certainly do not have a problem with women speaking out. i think what the secretary is doing there is taking words and misapplying them. >> overnight, in his first interview since announcing he would not run, joe biden said the moments that framed his decision overrunning for president. he said his wife jill wanted him to do it. watch. >> i remember abou

also there, barbara bush and george h.w. bush.e describes his brother as a fierce competitor with ties to the mexican community. it will be crucial. a power point demonstration with special attention to marco rubio who is painted an an inexperienced person for the white house. today, jeb bush arrives in colorado ahead of the debate in boulder. >>> in a new interview, bernie sanders passed on taking shots at hillary clinton. sanders portrayed clinton as a flip-flopper. given the same or worse on "the view," he changed the subject. last night, he told rachel maddow, he says the former secretary of state has been rewriting history when talking about the defense marriage act. >> all that i criticized secretary clinton on was saying something that wasn't accurate. you can argue, i don't agree with doma. you can make that argument. you can't say that doma was something worse.to prevent - that is just not the case. that is the only point i want to make. >> clinton and sanders are both in new york. hillary clinton will make her first appe

enormous pressure in 1999 and 2000 to get the most popular republican alive in america at that time, barbara bushnd along with her husband george h.w. bush. we ultimately did at one point in new hampshire. i'm not certain how wise we were putting them out there if the final days of a primary. people make up their minds not on basis strictly who your parents are and who your brother is but who you are and what you're talking about. jenna: we get your point poll something early and we all know it is very early in the campaigns but as each day goes by and see average in the polling jeb bush not in the top three, granted top three often changes as we get closer to the final days of deciding who is the candidate, what is jeb bush's pitch to fund-raisers, to donors, to say, hey, continue to give me money because i'm going to stay in this race, and i'm going to be the most relevant candidate? >> well, looking what he is saying in both advertising and on the stump, if you have seen them in the last couple weeks. he is pushing very hard that he was conservative governor of florida who took on powers that

first lady barbara bush right there by his side. he is recovering from a broken vertebrae in his neck. >> and they won. fans of will ferrell can party at a bar playing -- paying homage to the comedian. it is inspired by his tv and movie characters. the bar will host parties seemed by his movies --themed by his movies. it is called stay classy new york and the owner say he is >> we have got more live pictures to share of the 10k happening in boston. enjoy the temperatures because we have one more day in the 70' s and then temperatures start to head down. the blue sky and the 70' may be the last day like this we see for a while. there goes one of the runners. >> a little warm for a you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. (soft music) p - [voiceover] we've spent a lifetime mastering the senses, r so you can get the most out of li

. >>> former first daughter barbara bush was in philadelphia tonight. she's the ceo and co-founder of global health corp. she headlined the sixth annual lowest case in global health. she spoke of her personal journey of developing the organization as well as how it helped improve health disparities in the area it serves. >>> temperatures about to drop for your weekend. in minutes how chilly it will get. >>> that's crazy. >> a newlywed murdered inside her own home. coming up, who police say the evidence points to. >>> this father arrested for awe salting his son's female teacher. the schoolyard fight he provoked. >>> a pennsylvania dad was arrested tonight for assaulting a teacher. police say his son was attacking another student when a teacher stepped in to stop it. an affidavit quotes manning as saying don't ever touch my son or i will hurt you. >> the father grabbed the teacher and pulled the teacher away from his son and enkecourad the kid to continue. >> he was arrested and jailed on charges offing aggravated assau and terroristic threats. police ar

that.d a friend of mine -- barbara bush's sister, she would always talk about that they were good friends and she would always see bush as a young kid at their house. , she is a big-time republican. father came to dayton and had dinner with them right after he was elected. it was a big deal. said george was the kind of kid who broke your toys and then blamed you for it. i never forgot it. i learned that come of the thete he was elected -- minute he was elected. i love his eyebrows. his hair. i had his hair wavy. some people did on. -- not. large ears. bush -- theout thing about other people, all you have to do is do the years -- ears. , after he had been in for a long time -- the years were the thing. i am old enough to have done the sun -- nixon. everyone knew him. -- let me ask-- your 2001 w did not look like that. >> no. because like with reagan, i don't remember exactly how reagan was. i would draw a nose and stuff. somebody could do reagan but, you know. he was always smiling and all of that stuff. i would do that little bit of hair. theuse the door -- pompadour and large ears. the l

former first lady barbara bush was there about by his side. >>> a bummer to see him in the chair nice to see him smiling. >> yeah. >> a little girl punched on the playground. >> her mother stunned and furious over what somebody then said at the hospital. >>> an amazing story sisters separated on the other side of the globe end up working side- their story is ahead. >> it is unbelievable. coming up at 6:00 new details about this sleeping police officer. what we just learned about his past performance on the job. >> we're going to head to break what's hot on cbs boston.com. halloween themed stage performances. (buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you'll probably win the jackpot. (bell) you know, luck doesn't play any role in slot machines. the odds of winning are the same every time you play. (buzzer) if you lose money, just keep playing. you'll win it back. (bell) don't chase your losses. set a limit on the time and money you want to spend. learn more about gambling and how to keep it fun. visit the gamesense info center at the plainridge park casino. (buzzer) . >>> an angry mother's lett

first lady barbara bush right by his side. the president is recovering from a broken vertebra in his neck. looks good. randy: still has the great spirit about him. the fans love him. the patriots also down in texas last night taking on the cowboys. emily: the patriots seeking revenge after all the talk before this game. their strong finish ahead in your news to go. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00. fall beers-- just one seasonal treat that can ruin your diet. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. rto show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, r get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. emily: it is 4:55 this morning. time for your early "news to go." right now we are waiting for final word on a huge merger that will have a big impact on a local company. there are several reports that dell will acquire hopkinton-based e.m.c. those reports indicate the merger will be announced at 7:00 a.m. that deal reportedly worth more than $53 billion. 9,700 people work for e.m.c

former first lady bÁrbara bush by her side, the 4 -- 41st president of the united states. >> he's a regularing events. 27 win over san francisco 49est last night. 21 seconds left. new york has won three straight and lead the nfc east. san francisco locked four in a row. major league baseball suspended for sliding into new york mets tejada. it was ruled and i legal slide. tejada suffered a broken leg. suspended for games three and four. plans to appeal and major league baseball may rule before tonight's game. >> i would like to thank the producers for not putting the cowboys/patriots highlights. market action overnight. all gaining. also what's happening in europe. >> nicole: fo hadden up eight days in a row. dax down half percent. >> cheryl: , columbus day, go-nothing market so far. there are your dow, s&p down 3 and nasdaq by 6. >> nicole: answering questions of hillary clinton's use of e-mail server and syrian rebels. >> if you were concern about the program, why did you go through -- >> nicole: largest merger maybe announced this morning. we may tell you why emc may shop better than dell

barbara bush was there. george h.w. bush was there. when jeb bush is cutting back staffers. a time a day before colorado where he needs to turn things around. >> you have to say it. three candidates have stalled out really have a lot on the line. the obvious one is jeb. he has to show a little fire in the belly. another is carly fiorina. her numbers have slumped in the past few weeks. and john kasich, the modest alternative, his numbers have plateaued as well. >> what about donald trump? you said from the beginning he is a risk. the longer the campaign goes on, the bigger risk he is not the candidate. what does he have to prove tomorrow? >> i think we are still in phase one of people venting and not liking politicians and washington. this is the prime scream phase. when get to february 1st, people look at temperament. one could argue that is already beginning to effect trump. i think people are looking at his temperament and saying do we really want his finger on the nuclear button? maybe not. >> you see the iowa polls. >> it is intere

bush and then barbara bush. we get to meet all of the presidents. made big cut backs and announced they are putting a lot of eggs in a basket where you are sitting right now in new hampshire. jeb bush needs new hampshire now more than ever before. what are you seeing up there? >> reporter: for sure. the bush campaign has been ramping up efforts this year. i think a lot of people see new hampshire as the crucial test for the bush campaign. he was never expected to do well in iowa. that is where the more conservative candidates can shine. it has been very difficult for bush to come up there. new hampshire is really a state that his campaign feels is ideologically aligned with bush and has tended to support candidates like bush in the p t past. i think the campaign is not putting all of the eggs in the new hampshire basket. new hampshire is an important one. it is one where donald trump is doing particularly well leading in the polls. it will be interesting to see how those two candidates fight it out. >> i wonder if this debate wednesday gets more clar

. >> happening today, barbara bush is visiting philadelphia. she is the ceo of global health core. she will present a personal journey as well as how it has grown and help improve health disparity in areas they serve. this morning a family wants answers, their infant son battling a rare form of cancer, allegedly used ten times the chemotherapy treatment he was supposed to. he was treated at st. christophers hospital. his father says the chemotherapy dose supposed to be 3.3 milligrams was allegedly 33 milligrams and administered five days straight. >> this is one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. we go through all the pain, losing hair and pain. >> the little boy is now being treated at philadelphia hospital in philadelphia. they decline comments, citing patient confidentiality. however the harrison family provided nbc 10 with letters they received from hospital officials. one says isaac was being treated for unusual and serious cancer. the calculation done was inaccurate. it guess on the to say this complication is a cause for great regret. the family says the hospital t

first lady barbara bush standing right beside him.porting a neck brace following a fall back in july. >> she is wearing her pearls with the jersey. >> of course. >> it is a windy start to the week in some parts of the country. >> others could see rain. maria molina is here with what we can expect. >> some of the major weather lines are strong winds in parts of the plains. we have warnings across the dakotas and minnesota. a lot of people dealing with the back moving area of low pressure already bringing in showers across parts of north dakota. it will be racing eastward. not a lot of moisture with it. we won't expect to see a lot of heavy rain but there will be showers threw the midwest and into the northeast as we head into tomorrow. tomorrow we should be tapping into warm moist tour across the eastern u.s. you will needed umbrella daws across the northeast. across southern california temperatures really heating up out here. 94 for the high temperature in l.a. upper 90's in phoenix. still feeling like summer out there. >>> it is 12 m

bush will take part, along with mother barbara.onors attending in the wake of the campaign tightening its belt, which including staff layoffs and paycuts. can these steps and the family's summit help jeb mount a come back? judy miller joins us. great to see you, as always. >> hi, art. nice to see you. >> good to see you, of course. do you think jeb with the summit with his father and his brother and the family can help him climb out of this? >> oh, yes. i mean, look, he's in trouble. there's no doubt. the exclamation point is kind of off the first name. but this ain't over by any means. the fat lady has not sung. and he can light his campaign. he can tighten his belt. he can get some advice from his father and brother, both of whom have been presidents. and he can win this thing. we have to remember that john mccain was also in trouble in 2008. he came back. the key for now, eric, is saving enough money into the primaries. of course he has to have a really good debate this coming week. >> let's start with saving the money. he has $

the 91-year-old former president and first lady barbara bush wore matching tops showing their support a bone in his neck following a fall in july. >> it could be the in hks big thing on facebook. what the social network is about to do to make your shopping experience easier. >> if you have pumpkin pie on the thanksgiving menu this year, why you may want to stock up on it right now. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >> it's a great day across our region. the average high temperature is still around 70 and notice these are the highs so far today. 74, d.c. and 77 leesburg and a very warm afternoon and plenty of sunshine. the next couple of days, though, we'll see a little bit of a change. it starts tomorrow, but the temperatures won't change until wednesday and your hour by hour forecast and showers around 60 degrees and cou

bush, was at the houston astros game with his wife barbara bush.d to see him out and i know he's been a fan of baseball for a long time. this warms my heart. >> is >> so a little bit of an update on our national hero that saved date in europe. alex scarleto made a trip to visit his friend. if you'll remember, he was stabbed repeatedly, outnumbered. he was trying to defend a woman helper who was being beaten by her boyfriend and then she left in the car with him. they're trying to find out who the girl is. >> that's terrible that they would do that. it's good to see that he's well. this guy is tough. >> it's unbelievable, right? >> juan? >> you know, it's sunday and i really just wanted to sit in front of the tv and watch football, but i have grandkids, so off i went pumpkin picking. there i am with pepper out in gaithersburg, maryland. there they are getting their picture taken. here they are with rer girlfriend, morgan. they got face painting out there, they had mazes. that's the wife and i coming down a chute. you go over the top and way down a c

. >> next time you talk to barbara bush, you guys can kind of bring it all up to date.or having me on. >>> socialism on parade at the first democratic debate. bernie sanders and hillary clinton escalating the great democratic giveaway. what won't these two with taxpayer money to get elected? >> enhance the benefits for the poorest recipients of social security. >> make every public college and university in this country tuition free. >> former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, ed rollins, joins us >>> joining us tonight former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, fox news political analyst ed rollins. ed, you must have had a hoot last night watching that. do you think -- who won it? >> hillary did. hillary was -- she was substantive. she's a good debater. the rest of them -- there's not one on the stage who is legitimate candidate to be president. they may all be nice people but you had a socialist out there basically advocating pure socialism and no one argued with him, so it's just -- >> yeah. what do you say about

barbara bush was by his side. the. was in a wheelchair wearing a neck brace. the 91-year-old is recovering from a broken vertebrae in his back. he recently returned to texas after summerying in maine. >>> today is the 39th annual tough 10-k for women. more than 7,000 runners are expected as well as 20,000 spectators so we want to tell but some road closures downtown today. starting at 11:00 the mass avenue bridge memorial drive and much of arlington street will be shut down. roads are expected to open after the race sometime after 2:30 this afternoon. >>> stay with us. we've got all your top stories, weather and traffic up next. >> including a shooting that took place last night. that was after the patriots >> and a local hate crime. the swastikas painted in one town in the search for the possible suspects this morning. >> a historic theater closing. boston's oldest theater could be shutting its doors for good. we'll take a look back. we want to know what you think about it in our daily talker. pamela? >> it's a beautiful columbus day. tracking a major warm-up

>> i think it's okay in new hampshire. [ laughter ] >> next time you talk to barbara bush, you guys canng it all up to date. john, great to see you, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on, lou. lou: john sununu. be sure to vote in our poll tonight --t seventh year of the presidency, it hasn't wrapped up. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> a passenger with a video camera capturing scary moments aboard a sky airlines aircraft. the plane about to take off from santiago, chile when as you see there one of the panels on the engine cowling fell off, they call it a cowling. i'm showing off. the plane safely returned to the run way, passengers were never at risk but all 137 made a journey on another flight. i've got to tell you at risk or not, not having your whole plane when you take off is perhaps a little -- in a minor way disturbing to most passengers, it certainly would be if i had been aboard that plane. >>> up next, congressman mick mulvaney joins us, talking about the search for a new speaker of the house and what is happening in washington, d.c.? lawmakers behaving badly. w

. >> next time you talk to barbara bush, you guys can kind of bring it all up to date. john, thanks for being here. >> thank you. thanks for having me on. >>> socialism on parade at the first democratic debate. bernie sanders and hillary clinton escalating the great democratic giveaway. what won't these two with taxpayer money to get elected? >> enhance the benefits for the poorest recipients of social security. >> make every public college and university in this country tuition free. >> former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, ed rollins, joins us [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ usaa makes me feel likebout i'm a car buying expertest. in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price.

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. >> next time you talk to barbara bush, you guys can kind of bring it all up to date. john, thanks for being here. >> thank you. thanks for having me on. >>> socialism on parade at the first democratic debate. bernie sanders and hillary clinton escalating the great democratic giveaway. what won't these two with taxpayer money to get elected? >> enhance the benefits for the poorest recipients of social security. >> make every public college and university in this country tuition free. >> former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, ed rollins, joins us (vo) me? i don't just wait for a moment. i watch for the perfect moment. the one nobody else sees. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus, powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. >>> joining us tonight former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, fox news pol

former first lady barbara bush was at his side for the toss. good for him. tom: yes, sir, i a florida veteran celebrated is a 92nd birthday with a sky dive. jack says he wanted to try something new. jean: and his friends admit they were a little skeptical of his birthday plan, but they promised to be there to cheer him on. >> i said god bless you, i says i'll be there when you do it, jack. >> why, why, jack? because it sounds exciting, never done it before, let's try it. you're floating, like out of a cloud, there's no noise, just floating. it's serene. tom: the world war ii veteran enjoyed the jump so much he promised his instructor he'd be back for his 95th birthday. jean: he looks right at home doing that too, good for him, happy birthday to jack. jennifer: now at 6:00 a body is found inside the home of a manchester woman who had been missing for weeks. what family members noticed that led to the discovery. tom: presidential hopefuls meet why both sides of the aisled are agreeing on one thing, the need to work together. josh: there's not much to complain

and barbara bush went and looked around and she actually said this. so many of the people in the arena here were underprivileged anyway, so this is looking well for them. next. the primeremember minister of great britain tony was a great ally of george w. bush and also considered a friend areas they once had a press conference together where bush said he knew what type of toothpastes the prime minister used. i thought well this offers an opportunity for cartoon. and this is based on the iconic photograph that you probably right after 9/11 he went down to ground zero said on top of file rubble the people that were milling around said we can't hear you he was given a bullhorn and said i can hear popular opinion turned against him and his policies. i thought you didn't hear us. last one. methods do result in saving american lives. the press actually interrogating which is their job the president and the vice president, where you invading iraq when osama bin laden was responsible for 9/11? where's the proof saddam hussein has to be mds? specifically what

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first lady barbara bush right by his side. the president is recovering from a broken vertebra in his neck. pretty impressive. there he goes. good job. these buildings go down like dominoes. six blocks of apartments in glasgow, scotland, were taken down in this controlled demolition. pretty impressive how they do that. believe it or not, some of the buildings were not completely destroyed so crews will have to try again. that one is like i'm not going anywhere. i mean visually it's very cool sight. randy: that's a crowd pleaser. and there's more to come. olessa: it's controlled so everybody is safe. that's the most important thing. emily: thanks, guys. major renovations on the way at boston's colonial theater. the plans in the works and why some people aren't happy about it. plus a tough play leading to a suspension. the trouble after a mets player andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of

first lady barbara bush right by his side. the president is recovering from a broken vertebra in his neck. i say he's got a pretty good throw there. emily: i agree. always smiling. these buildings go down like dominoes. six blocks of apartments in glasgow, scotland, were taken down in this controlled demolition. believe it or not, some of the destroyed so crews will have to try again. that one on the right there saying, "i'm not going anywhere." just so visually cool to see from a distance. emily: we can watch it here. olessa: exactly. emily: randy? randy: major renovations on the way at boston's colonial theater. the plans in the works and why some people aren't happy about it. plus a tough play leading to a suspension. the trouble after a mets player >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: new overnight. flames tear through a car on the highway. the close call for the people inside. mega merger. emily: the deal expected this morning that will impact thousands of massachusetts workers. antoinette: aggravation at the airp

. >>> former first daughter barbara pierce bush will visit philadelphia tomorrow. bush, who is the ceo and co-founder of global health corps, will headline the lecture series. she'll present her personal journey in developing the organization as well as discuss how it has grown and helped to improve health disparities in the area it serves. >>> temperatures unseasonably warm, but that's all about to change. tonight how the forecast is cooling down for your weekend. >>> a 1-year-old boy battling cancer given too much chemo. next why this family says this hospital mistake put their son in danger. >>> a push to keep a local mall from opening its doors on thanksgiving. workers in gloucester county have started petition on change.org asking that management reconsider opening the mall at 6:00 thanksgiving night. they say it's taking people away from a holiday that's based around spending time with family and friends. we reached out to the mall for comment, but we haven't heard back. >>> also new at 11:00, a life-threatening mistake. the family says the hospital gave thei

martha: barbara bush, his mother will be part of this sit-down. it's a gut check.id in the beginning, is it a wise idea to have him corrals with the family in. >> if i'm donald trump i don't think i would take shots at other people getting things from mom crane daddy. this is a point where he recovers or puts it together. and this is the point in the campaign where he collapsed for a final time. it's a combination of a number of things he's having trouble with. to his presentation the way he's campaigned, and you say the in the clip before. this issue environment is not a good environment for jeb bush to be running. he's being seen as the face of the establishment. if that's the case he doesn't win. martha: it sounds like there is a possibility they come out of this meeting saying they are done. >> you talk to people in the bush campaign, they say we had this long-storm strategy. but at same point i don't think they thought they would be bat 5 per there ar -- at 5% in the nal polls. there is a question whether they can put this together and come up with a message t

remember actually a lot of back when hillary clinton was first lady, they compared her a lot to barbara busharisons between hillary and laura bush and even in the coverage of michelle obama they talked about not just what she wore but her physically, how she looked physically in her arms which i cross thought crossed over into territory we shouldn't be in. bill clinton is not covered that way with his suits and ties. >> attractive woman and former model. she gets sort of treated in a different light. she had business interests as well. she is very traditional. this might kind of come back to be positive for her because i think people might kind of try to defend her. she doesn't have a big political perspective, at least not that we've heard. she says, basically my first job is to take care of my son. my husband travels all the time. she is pretty traditional. look at comments we want to play by joe biden. watch this trump, thing, what you think at home. >> i asked melania to help me be here to clear up lies losers and morons hate about me. how can i hate women what i have the world's greates

barbara bush is there. she's supposedly giving out jeb bush stickers.ge bush the 43rd president will be there as well. and all this comes to as those attacks from donald trump like the one you just played there against jeb bush clearly, they are getting under jeb bush's skin. this was jeb bush before that donor retreat. he was speaking in south carolina on saturday. listen to how he talks about where the campaign stands right now. >> if this election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing done, then i don't want anything -- i don't want any part of it. i don't want to be elected president to sit around and see gridlock become so dominant that people are literally in decline in their lives. that's not my motivation. i have a lot of really cool things i could do other than sit around being miserable listening to people demonize me and me feeling compels to demonize them. that is a joke. elect trump if you want that. >> jose, a very interesting comment there from jeb bush. obviously, the intent is to draw a contrast between saying donald trump is

with barbara bush by his side. you'll notice he wore the team jersey. take a look. he wore the snazzy orange socks for everyone to see. what i love that he wore most of all? a big smile on his face. >> i agree. >> great to see him. >> thank you, amy. >>> the driver whose 18 wheeler was ripped apart by a powerful water spout? you're going to hear from him in just 30 seconds. >>> the postal worker driving the big rig demolished by a waterspout in florida is telling his story. ginger, you have that for us? >> and we have the radar at the time right behind me. it all happened on this thin, four mile long sunshine skyway bridge at the mouth of tampa bay. cold air, warm water. this time, it was caught on camera. an incredible sight. a waterspout traveling on shore. watch as the swirling winds knock this tractor trailer from its side back on to all 18 wheels. the u.s. postal truck, mangled. the driver, shaken but miraculously alive. >> a little bruised up, i think. but i'm doing good. >> reporter: randall leaver was on his usual route sunday morning in tampa bay, when his

barbara bush, the matriarch and now jeb and some other family adviso advisors. uldn't he like to be a fly on the wall at that meeting? >> let's not forget, jeb bush said he doesn't want to be associated with his father or brother, and yet here he is, meeting with the entire family. >> his brother is out there campaigning for him. >> with the remarks by donald trump, as much as he's tried to differentiate himself and paint himself as his own candidate, he continues to go back to the bush family and what we're seeing in the polls -- >> the donor network as well. we'll see how long that's able to last. are you hearing the fundraisers are abandoning him pretty quickly? >> the fund raising is slowing down. his endorsements are slowing down. it's going to take a stellar debabt performance to get him back on top. >> we'll see if he delivers. i'm sure there's a lot of people watching including you. in the washington examiner, thank you, ma'am. that's about all for us here in washington. obviously, a sad day in oklahoma as we follow breaking news. more on that coming up r

bush throwing out the ceremonial first pitch with his wife barbara at his side. mr. bush is recovering from a fractured neck bone he suffered over the summer. >>> president bush's appearance was good luck for the home team. chris carter's seventh inning home run lands on the railroad track high above minute maid field. houston holds a 2-1 series lead over kansas city. troy tulowitzki has a three-run homer as toronto beats texas 5-1. the rangers lead the series two games to one. >>> san francisco goes ahead 27-23 when carlos hyde scores with less than two minutes to play but the giants drive down the field and with 21 seconds to play, eli manning looks to the end zone. >> eli. the back of the end zone and it is caught for a touchdown by larry donnell! >> larry donnell's touchdown catch gives new york a 30-27 victory. >>> the cincinnati bengals have heavenly help in overcoming a 17-point deficit to beat seattle. kicker mike nugent boots a 31-yard field goal as time conspires to send the game to overtime. the bengals call nugent again in o.t. and this time the game wing

bush throwing out the ceremonial first pitch with his wife barbara at his side. mr. bush is recovering from a fractured neck bone he suffered over the summer. >>> president bush's appearance was good luck for the home team. chris carter's seventh inning home run lands on the railroad track high above minute maid field. houston holds a 2-1 series lead over kansas city. troy tulowitzki has a three-run homer as toronto beats texas 5-1. the rangers lead the series two games to one. >>> san francisco goes ahead 27-23 when carlos hyde scores with less than two minutes to play but the giants drive down the field and with 21 seconds to play, eli manning looks to the end zone. >> eli. the back of the end zone and it is caught for a touchdown by larry donnell! >> larry donnell's touchdown catch gives new york a 30-27 victory. >>> the cincinnati bengals have heavenly help in overcoming a 17-point deficit to beat seattle. kicker mike nugent boots a 31-yard field goal as time conspires to send the game to overtime. the bengals call nugent again in o.t. and this time the game wing

bush talks about his brother, barbara bush, and said he doesn't remember his mother doing much cookingerent. and george w., says, you're running for president, of course. for all of the criticism his brother george w. took for his speaking style at times, there was a humor and populace spirit and energy that i think comes through in this transcript. also at this donor retreat, apparently these nervous donors are being shown a 45-slide power point presentation from the campaign staff. in particular, going after marco rubio. in competition not just for votes, but in big competition for money for jeb bush. he's dismissed in this power point presentation apparently as the republican equivalent of barack obama, meaning, too inexperienced, not enough time on the national stage to be president. to put the challenge that jeb bush faces right now into stark contrast for you, the money that has been spent so far by the campaign and by their super pacs in two key early states. in iowa, jeb bush and the super pac, nearly $3 million. they've already spent it. new hampshire, they've spent twice as m

inaudible conversations] many in the bush family have called texas home for several years and in 2003 barbara bush ten of the book festival to discuss her book reflections life after the white house. here's a portion of the program while we wait for the john sununu booktalk on george h. w. bush to begin. >> the urge to write was still there. i saw my good friend mary higgins clark and told her she suggested that i write a novel and she said it would be very easy. she recommended i do what she did, take a plot continuity ending and then work back. mary told me that when her characters talk to her, she won't let them -- won't let her say something she knows that she's on the right track. it is as if they tell her i wouldn't do that or i wouldn't say that. it sounded easy so i set forth to write a mystery novel. i need to i thought was a rather interesting plot that center around two female roommates come , a flight attendant and secret service agent who never stayed in town long enough to meet any attractive eligible men. they decided to get in touch with an escort bureau, a dating service. all the

foras a big difference barbara bush, who at one time told nbc news, aren't there any families that couldident? as much as he defends his brother on some issues, people do not have the warmest memories. heatinmg up for donald trump. >> they can talk about what they do not like about trump. too politically incorrect did they say washington has to change and we are sick of what is going on. we cannot have business as usual and they will take a guy who is outspoken. >> what do you think of him as a presidential candidate? and i do notald want to comment on what i think. [laughter] stephanie: are you surprised in any way that he has done so well in such a short time? barry the earlier this week was aggressively going after donald trump, simply saying he is a bully. not surprised. i think he is responding to what people want to hear. he is clearly an outsider who says what he thinks. and thatisk taker appeals to people. >> if the primary settles down to an outsider or an insider, which one handles to marco troop -- handles donald trump best? john: marco rubio. a lot of democrats are impressed

. >> i saw barbara and jenna bush walking down the street, there was no -- you could see guys with glasseso detail. kennedy: does everyone need secret service, protection? >> no, the family, they are multimillion airs. saturday night live 40 special, eddie murphy was asked to join the cast for a cameo, he understood why snl wanted to make fun of cosby but he had no desire to make fun of cosby, saying, there is nothing funny about it, you get up there, you crack jokes you heart people, you heart hurt him, you hurt his accusers. >> i buy it, i don't have a problem with eddie murphy chosing right to do what you to and not want to do, but saying that it is not funny, but think of what that would mean to the victims as if that is a -- that is a joke. kennedy: is that not point of comedy, shine a light on uncomfortable areas. >> i don't know, i would not have done it. if i were eddie murphy, and if i were producer of saturday night live, i would not have done the sketch, i do not think it is funny, it makes me uncomfortab uncomfortable. kennedy: cosby thanked him. >> the way that murphy describe

. >> barbara bush said it first. isn't there anything but these two families to run for president? see you guys. always a pleasure. >> the view from the outside. have a safe trip home. >>> 22 minutes before the top of the hour. heather joins us with the news. >> a couple things to tell you about today. time for a look at your headlines and caught on camera. kids on their hands and knees scrubbing floors at school for punishment. they say the teacher behind that punishment crossed the line and it isn't the first time. >> that's not how you discipline a child. she's hit. she is pinched. times the kids didn't eat lunch. >> here's the other side of it. the school district defending the teacher saying that newly released video actually shows kids cleaning up from a food fight two years ago. >>> an eye for an eye. senate minority leader harry reid suing an exercise company after a workout accident left him blind in his right eye. he claims that therabands equipment slipped out of his hands. reid announced his retirement. the $50,000 lawsuit claims the injury will prevent him from making

she received a fan letter from barbara bush. it went behind the iron curtain, 126 countries around the world. she won a special emmy for it. it was a real high point for the first lady. >> and deserved it. >> he couldn't believe what he was seeing. he said here we have my wife raising money, buying art and artifacts and furniture. interesting to us. but for most americans, this is going to seem very different from the way of living. it had exactly the opposite impact. it made people love this project that you take on. >> at the end. so he comes in and does a little cold war vignette where he talks about the important of the united states and -- >> one of the worst performances. >> stilted -- >> one of her friends thought ill thought it was so great, i cried when i watched jackie's performance. and she said, yes, i cried when i saw my performance too. >> if you've been watching, you have a robust website. all of the first ladies where all of the videos of the programs are archived. but also, a number of other videos are there. ea

and she even received a fan letter from -- from barbara bush, first -- future first lady.o, it went behind the iron curtain. it went to 106 countries around the world. and she won a special emmy for it. so, it was a real high point of her first ladyship. beschloss: and deserved it. and also, you know, kennedy saw this, people loved it. he couldn't believe what he was seeing. you know, he thought he knew something about politics. and he would have thought -- and i think he said this privately -- you know, "here we have," you know, "my wife raising money, buying art and artifacts and furniture, interesting to us, but for most americans, this is going to seem very aesthete and very different from their way of living." it had exactly the opposite impact. it made people love this project that she had taken on. perry: and he did a cameo. perry: at the end. so, he comes in and does a little cold war vignette where he talks about how important the freedom of the united states is, and how important the white house is. beschloss: which she thought was one of his worst performances.