bush and bob dole.nd that is what makes this a really, really interesting turn of events in today's news. >> who are you going to endorse in the presidential race? >> well, i endorsed jeb bush today. >> oh, jeb bush? any reason why or -- >> well, i have -- i think he's the most qualified. and we need somebody with experience. >> senator dole endorsed you, what do you think of that? >> he's a great american, a great patriot. i'm a huge bob dole fan. >> jeb bush, the second of george h.w. bush's sons to run for president, he had a not-particularly remarkable debate night last night, but he is still in the race. there's no sign he's getting out. in many ways, honestly, he still is the establishment choice for the republican presidential nomination this year. and today jeb bush got maybe the ultimate establishment endorsement from somebody outside his own family, when he got this endorsement from bob dole, even if he did have to dig a really, really, really, really deep pit in which to bury the old family h

and in 1996, when he finally became the republican nominee, bob dole ran against bill clinton in the general election. and yesterday, at the veterans days ceremonies at the world war ii memorial here in washington, dole explained his decision to endorse the son of his former rival. >> well, i endorse jeb bush today at the veterans day. i think he's the most qualified. and we need somebody with experience, and there are a lot of good candidates. i like nearly all of them. >> so great to see bob dole. bush meanwhile was back in iowa yesterday following the fourth republican debate. and at one point shared a chest bump with the man who said he was abandoning his role as a county co-chair for ted cruz and supporting bush instead. in between events bush acknowledged his onstage performance in the debates has room for improvement. >> how did you feel about last night's performance? >> i'll do better. i thought it was fine. i did well. talked about issues that are important to people. we need to start thinking about how -- who's the person that can beat hillary clinton, rather than trying to

>> stop lying about my record. >> ooh, there was a moment that haunted bob dole for years to come. the dole endorsement today and the jeb bush campaign in general, does this matter today? >> you know, look, there's -- probably doesn't matter in the long run, but i can tell you this. it was about a year ago last august that i had a sitdown with center dole and after we were done on camera, the guy loves to shoot the breeze about presidential politics in particular. and i remember him sharing something with me that day. hes goes, you know, i got a ca today from jeb bush. and what did you say to him? when are you announcing? so jeb had been keeping regular contact with him and it was at a time where many of us didn't realize how serious jeb was about running at that time. and i remember that day in particular was one that i looked back on and go, jeb was making a lot of calls. jeb was sort of lining different things up in different ways and we didn't realize how serious he was about it. look, is it a game-changer? this is the day you would want bob dole's endorsement, veterans day. >>

after getting beat by bob dole and pat robinson and iowa.e won the new hampshire primary and after that of course he got the nomination of course elected what i would like to do -- in the book as you go through a variety of situations and achievements i would like to get into those of you don't if you don't mind, governor, give us a little insight. the cold war the wall came down and for the most part i think i reagan has recorded a good bit of credit for that. why don't you tell us a little bit about the personal relationship that developed between the chopped into president bush and how is humility and lack of ego contributed to the cold war coming to an end. >> i call this book of called this book of the quiet man.

you know, still out there with the veterans today. >> can i just make a recommendation about bob dole? if you have not and don't care about politics, go and read the passage of the book of "what it takes" about the 1988 presidential campaign. read the 100 or so pages of bob dole, the injuries suffered in war, he was essentially left to die and what he has made of his life, whether you're a republican, democrat, you don't care about politics, doesn't matter. the man's story is not well-known enough now today because he is out of politics for a while. it is absolutely amazing and inspirational. take some time and read it. >> indeed. absolutely. and a man as partisan as the next person and did all sorts of bipartisan deals when he was majority leader and minority leader. thank you all. great to have you for the post-debate wrap-up. >>> as we move on to a tragedy in ohio, officials sharing details about the fiery plane crash that killed at least seven people. the private plane plowed into an akron apartment complex around 3:00 eastern. witnesses described hearing a roar before the buildin

you can see former senator bob dole laid a wreath there.mony at theiem vet war memorial. later today michelle obama and mi. jill biden will host tary women for lunch. that's this afternoon. >> they've had blustery winds for the events this morning. we had gusts around 30 miles per hour on the mall. the breezes are still gusty. gusting up to 25.q%(f during the afternoon, for the rest of the afternoon turning less windy. temperaturesúsh,z warming to th 60s. peak gusts about 15, 25 during the afternoon hours. and we'll have some clouds on the increase. temperatures right now hovering near 60 in washington. further north and west in the mid to upper 50s. mid 50s shenandoah valley and out into the mountains.$o>> dorothy irene height's legacy will be unveiled this week and donate to the smithsonian. she's known for leading in style, seen frequently in the large-brim hats. those hats will be part of history. we're seeing

bob dole will now serve as bush's national veterans chair for his campaign. dole ran against bush's father, george h.w. bush in 1980 and 1988, and in 1996 he finally won the republican nomination, but lost to president bill clinton in the general election. . jack: jeb bush wasn't the only presidential candidate in iowa today. marco rubio made a stop in davenport to speak with eastern iowans. he was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd following what's being regarded as a strong debate performance in milwaukee last night. rubio was also happy to see a new iowa- hawkeye-themed campaign sign in the crowd. " thank you. thank you very much. i love those signs. rubiowa? show em that sign. rubiowa. you guys are great. r- u-b-i-o-w-a." jack: rubio left davenport for another veterans day event in south carolina later tonight. stephanie: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's most accurate experts" brad: weather adlib: put script here in green (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! stephanie: todays severe weather

bob dole. we all can remember, chris. we can't be here tonight because i have a fundraiser in detroit or cleveland. bob dole would say, you're paid to work. you can't get the chemical is the human contact, the joke, the humor, the pat on the back, the intimacy of the ride on the subway or staff meetings or late nights or hearing laughter's coming from his headquarters. chris gaveling. i would go up for a glass of wine, too, because i could not stand the racket. senator dodd: it was not about the ine. wine. senator simpson: it was about intimacy. that word is a good word. it is about taking risks with your feelings and so on. and nobody talks about that anymore. to risk openness and humor and good fellowship is to risk rejection. but he never risked any of that. he just waded right in. it did not matter. he introduce me one day. he said to think this man came to the u.s. senate using his family's name just because his father was the governor and a u. s. senator, to think a man would come here using a family name. [laughter

here i am thinking i could get more money out of bob dole. hallought me out into the outside of george mitchell's the $7and he said take billion they are offering, idiot. we will come back next year and get the other four. it was a wonderful learning lesson. i told bob dole this morning coming here, his passion, commitment and his ability and understanding in this institution that the great lessons and great victories have not been one all at once. mores been going to that perfect union, never cheating it but striving to get closer. i have served with embodied and understood that more than ted kennedy. barbara carey, you are the one person on this panel who has had a chance to look at everything and be part of this process. seeing what you have seen and knowing what you know, seeing the senator, what do you think? >> i think of the senator and his family. he was always reaching out to others. of me, i had the honor helping to bring this honor to fruition. my mind goes back to the early 80's at the university of to myia and i would go friends

strong marks for the govern nofr rolling out another endorsement this morning, that from bob dole. e on the latest, the panel, steve kornacki, amy holmes and bob shrum. so let's get into this. steve, we start with jeb bush and that's our bing question for today asking people what was that performance enough to save his campaign. let's get into it. how did he do and was it enough to make it to iowa? >> yeah. i mean, enough for what is sort of a question here. people were talking after the debate about how this will basically guarantee his participation in the debate and probably true. the next debate a month from now probably be at the level in polling you need to be to participate in that and then the fact sitting here in november and even remotely a question of whether jeb bush is going to register the two 2%, 3% or 4% you need to be on the big stage tells you what a deep hole he's dug himself into her and probably bought himself some more time last night and to get back in this thing in a meaningful way, the move the numbers in new hampshire, the early states to climb back to doub

. >> reporter: jeb bush endorsed on this veterans day by bob dole ridiculed the camp. >> they're doing a high five when they hear this. marco rubio jumped in today. you can round up and deport half a million people a month. >> reporter: rubio had shown debate skills when rand paul and trump called for less u.s. intervention by isis. >> i believe the world is a stronger and a better place when the united states is the strongest military power in the world. >> reporter: the question now is which gop candidates are getting stronger? >> reporter: the guessing by the pros was rubio and cruz, but they are three quickie polls done since the debate that all showed donald trump was considered the winner by most republicans and ben carson way down just 5% thought he won, jim and doreen. >> steve, it doesn't seem like we've had a couple of candidates drop out, but other than that, not much seems to have changed in the months that we've had these republican debates and there's just one more gop debate before the holiday break. is there any reason to suspect this is going to become clear by january

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obama promised more improvement to the veterans administration and at the world war ii memorial, bob dole. dole served in the army in a war and awarded a bronze medal and two purple hearts. leon: tomorrow bethesda army veteran will receive a medal of honor for herorism on what he calls the worst day of his life. it was three years ago captain growburg and his team were part of a security detail escorting a brigadier general. that's when the danger truck in the form of two suicide bombers. he and his comrades pushed the first bomber to the ground. >> hit him. you know, my rifle. grabbed him by the suicide vest. throw him down to the ground. detonated. eight seconds. you don't have time to think. you react. >> on thursday at the white house groberg will receive the military's highest i ward. he says the real heros are those in the group that died that day and says he will be thinking of them. we have more of kellye lynn's interview with captain groberg online at wjla.com. of course, watch for live coverage of the medal of honor ceremony. we will have it tomorrow morning on the cyst erstatio

playiig out on thth bush was jusendorsed by former republican nominee bob dole. i'm tracie potts in washington, now bbk to you. the democrats are getting ready for a debate on saturday in des moines. today, a retired u-s army captain receives the military's highest honor. captain flo groberg will be presented with the medal of honor by president obama. he ws born in france and became a u-s citizen in 2001. he's being honored for his actitins three years ago -- whenn he put himself between his men and a suicide bomber. he is the tenth living medal of honor recipient from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. this week, as we spend more tte honoring those who've served -- some troops are getting ready to group out of cedar rapids will deploy as a part of operation enduring freedom. the unit will be goneefor a year but first, they're training... spending time at the armed forces reserve center in cedar rapids. afghanistan... they say working as a team is critical to their success. "we knknw at the end f the day and to come home safely to our families, our real, our big

>> bob dole is an american hero.ed to have his support. 12 medal of honor recipients support my temperature campaign. bob doyles an iconic political figure. i admire him so much. he reminds me of my dad. these are the people from the greatest generation who served selflessly in so many ways. >> the next debate one month away december 15 in nevada. we'll see you hopefully before then. martha: there is a lot of buzz about the candidate and the moderators. how did they do? who better to ask then thowrd kurtz. report report controversy surrounding dr. ben carson's past. what he has to say about that intense scriewt new from earlier days. >> we have to start treating people the same and finding out what people think and what they are made of. people who know me know that i'm an honest person. salt. pepper. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. you do all this research then smash it into a tree. your insurance company

he is also confident coming off of the endorsement announced of the campaign of bob dole, the former u.s. senator and rmer presidential candidate and veteran himself, and bob dole was a veteran, himself, and he is going to be serving as the veterans chairman. we had a chance to catch up with jeb bush this morning, and talk talked about the performance of the debate and how he could do better? >> i thought it was fine. we did well, and talked about the issues that are important to people. we have to be thinking of who is the person to beat hillary clinton, ra rather than trying to get into the small differences of each campaign. the big difference is that hillary clinton is going to be double down on a failed economy and i have the leadership skills to help people rise up again. >> and so you heard him say that he is going to be focusing on the contrast of hillary clinton, and not mentioning other candidates. he did not try to attack marco rubio and that failed in the debate prior to that, but i have to tell you, wolf, talking to the various bush campaign staffers both this morning an

senator bob dole who was badly wound in the world war ii laid a wreath. and here at home, more than 20,000 participant marched on the the veterans day parade. this is 96th parade. >> they are showing off their patriotism and respect. tens of thousands from all branches of the military and their supporters made their way up fifth avenue. calvin jefferson was moved by all the support. >> tell me why it is so special to see everybody here. >> all of us who served this country will be volunteers. whether we was drafted. we come together to support each other. >> reporter: this year's parade marks 70 years since the end of world war ii. the former long time district attorney is a u.s. navy veteran of that war. today he served as grand >> let's make sure that the terans of today r eive the sa support as we received. >> reporter: mayor de blasio also urging all new yorkers to help homeless veterans get off the streets. >> if you know anyone who has a homeless apartment, we've got the money. >> reporter: they watched with pride. >> i want them to understand that

if i did know that today, one of the ropes i wouldn't endorse them, because normally, except for bob dole and george w. bush, in 35 or 40 years of caucuses, i've never been involved in another race, but this year, 2016, i'm up for election, and i assume if i backed one of the 15, that the appreciate that. >> final question, sir, my program now airs in the you're in dc every week. do you think the district of columbia should be made into a state? >> i think if you look at the history of why the district of columbia was formed, that it was supposed to be a neutral territory, and that was very essential to getting the constitution adopted, and why it was set up, that we ought to continue that historical role. >> chuck grassley, the legendary chatting, sir. >> over 640,000 americans don't have votes represent because d.c. is not a state. >> 640,000 americans without representation. if you think this is wrong, contact your senator and tell there's a solution. >>> welcome back to "roske on politics." this is the growth and opportunity party put on by the iowa g.o.p. and this is charlie. this ev

jeb bush was not a member of angress but he did tweet honor to welcome bob dole to the team as natural -- national veterans share. arizona senator jeff flake tweeted this. on veterans day we are a huge debt of gratitude to those willing to sacrifice everything to keep us free. joining us later today for a look at what's next from turkey after the recent elections, the bipartisan policy center is hosting and you can watch this at 5:30 eastern on our companion network he spent to -- c-span2. support you for your and for the kids for just saying no. thank you. my hope is that the women of the future will feel truly free to follow whatever path their talents and natures allow. i think they saw that the white and what so glamorous you did was so glamorous, your life was so glamorous. were the parties and meeting people. you, i neverl worked harder in my life. >> nancy reagan served as longtime political partner, ferocious protector, and ultimately as caretaker for president ronald reagan. she was active with key staff decisions, policymaking, and campaigning. she may drug use her signature

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weather is passing and this event is likely to go on. >> what is the impact of this endorsement from bob dole? >> reporter: to have this on veteran day is something the campaign is proud of. dole ran against his father for the republican nomination in 1980 and 1988. on the one hand it is definitely something that helps solidify bush as potential establishment candidate but does under score the generational divide between bush and dole and the establishment of the republican party and marco rubio who has been trying to make the generational argument. voters do like to go to the future. there is a little under current there. >> one more thing to watch. you did talk on this a little bit in terms of jeb bush being a bit more assertive. that placating donors. when it comes to winning back the confidence of the party as a whole where does he stand at this point? >> reporter: i think the challenge going forward is the same that he faced going into this debate. he needs to be consolidating the advantages. he was the overwhelming front runner. you have seen his campaign grow too big too fast. you have

jeb bush has won the endorsement of bob dole. he says the country needs someone with experience in the job. dole said he likes almost all of the candidates but added with a smile, except ted cruz. >> there's a new buying recovery about george w. bush and talks about the former president's sometimes rocky relationship with bob dole. john siegenthaler said jeb bush faces a much different field than his father did. >> how does this campaign compare to others in your lifetime? >> 36 years, be a you know who would have been on that stage? ronald reagan. george h.w. bush, howard baker, john anderson, phil crane, all pretty plausible presidents. even 16 years ago, you had george w. bush, john mccain. we are trying to figure out who be a establishment candidate is. it just means that you've been in politics for longer than four months. it's a very strange moment. somebody asked me the other day at home in nashville said could george h.w. bush get nominated today? he damn near didn't make it the first time. so i think my view of jeb at th

so schumer is trying to do the same thing strom thurmond and bob dole did back in 1984: he's trying toick the provision inside some bigger bill that has to be passed, hoping that it will get through. but the reason we're going through this ridiculous exercise in the first place is that congress has always decided the major decisions that affect puerto rico without the voice or the vote of the puerto rican people. and that is the essence of colonial domination. this time, though, it's not just washington that is facing scrutiny about its puerto rico policies. wall street is feeling the heat even more. and while the big financial experts keep assuring us that there's no systemic threat of a messy puerto rico bankruptcy, we should not be so quick to believe it. you have to understand why puerto rico bonds have been so popular on wall street. they are what is called "triple tax-exempt bonds." "triple tax-exempt" means that if you have the bonds, you don't payyour income, you don't pay federal taxes. you also don't pay state and local taxes. now, most triple tax-exempt bonds are only availa

we remember bob dole from the '90s. >>> happening today an army veteran will receive our military's highest honor is going to be awarded the medal of honor by president obama. he is being honored for his heroic actions in afghanistan. back in august of 2012, he put himself. between his men and a suicide bomber. he attacked and survived that attack and now the tenth living medal of honor recipient from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> turning to business news now, yet another reason not to shop on. >> who is pushing the envelope now. scott mcgrew this time from wall. >> walmart, sam, says will offer every doorbuster deal online, nine hours before it offers it in the store on thanksgiving evening. let me say that again. you can get the same things online for the same price as you can in the store and, in fact, those online offerings will come at 3:00 a.m. thanksgiving morning. the stores will not offer the exact same deals until 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving night. and the sales will not get any lower. the prices won't get lower for black friday. the whole concept of standing in line to get a w

. >> reporter: as jeb bush campaigned in iowa, senator bob dole. >>> they had a total of 13 1/2 million viewers for the debate making it's the most watched program ib the network's history. >> at least nine people died when a business jet smashed into an apartment building in ohio. the two pilots and seven passengers were killed when it clipped utility wires and crashed into a four-unit apartment building tuesday afternoon in akron. there were no casualties on the ground. it took off from dayton and planned to land at the airport two miles from that crash site. the n.t.s.b. is looking into what caused that plane to go down. >>> a russian team has been recovering bodies and other russians will stay in egypt to find the cause of the crash. u.s. and british officials said there was a bomb that likely took down the plane october 31st moments after takeoff. all 224 passengers and crew members were killed. >>> a deal has been struck on using satellites to track planes following the disappearance of 370 last year. that decision to dedicate part of the radio spectrum to attracting system was ta

they don't know bob dole and they don't know jack kemp. [applause] host: that was jack kemp from the gop convention, august of 1996. joining us this morning co-authors of a new book called -- about jack kemp. ,ort kondracke and fred barnes thank you for being here. why write this book about jack kemp? why now? i was retained by the jack kemp family foundation to do an oral history over a couple of years. interviewed 100 football players and congressmen and staff members and family. i realized quite early on that nobody has ever written an autobiography of him. i went to the library of congress for three years where all his papers are. he deserves an autobiography. he wrote the book. he was the most important politician of the 20th century who was never elected resident, certainly the most influential republican. this is not original to us. i have heard it again and again. i looked at his record and it was true. previously, open space. i got fred and i wrote the book. host: why did you want to get involved? guest: well we go back a long way

bob dole in the middle who was badly wounded in the war laid eaths at the memorial. 16 million americans served in world war ii. 40,000 of them did not return home. >>> here in the city, a parade up fifth avenue is officially under way right now. dutes is there with the sights and sounds. >> reporter: yes, we're set up south of where the parade started. yes, this is where a lot of participants and the floats have been lining up before making their way up fifth avenue. of people are participating. and this year's veteran's day parade including a veteran's of all areas. active duty, members of the military, and local and national marching bands. now, for more than 90 years, spectators have gathered here to watch the parade and to honor the men and women who have served our country, both here and abroad. well before the parade got under way, the mayor and other dignitaries gathered in madison square park for a solemn wreath-laying and a gun salute. i spoke with one veteran in the park who told me why today is so important to him. and for our country. >> well, i want them to remember their f

. >>> jeb bush has won the endorsement of bob dole saying the country needs someone with experience onhe job. dole says he likes almost all of the candidates. saying except ted cruz. >>> a new biography about george h.w. bush. the author sitting down with our john siegenthaler. he says jeb bush faces a much different presidential field than his father did. >> you have been watching this campaign. how does it compare to other presidential campaigns. >> 36 years ago, you know who would have been on that stage? ronald reagan, brush, anson, and kaine. and even 16 years ago you had george w. bush, john mccain. you know, it's -- it's sort of striking that what we're trying to do -- what a lot of folks are trying to do, who an establishment candidate is, and establishment now just means you have been elected to something. that you have been in politics for longer than four months. it's a very strange moment. you know, somebody asked me the other day at home in nashville, said could george h.w. bush get nominated today? i said he damn near didn't make it the first time. [ laughter ] >> so i th

named after bob dole. he is now 92 and did not attend it. mr.clinton urged people from both parties to be more willing to work together. >>> quite a temperature swing this week weekend. >> it looked inviting. >> yes. we will have a great rest of the week. eliminating the winds tomorrow, that is key. let's start with a live look outside. national harbor, the temperatures are in the 30s everywhere. even down to 39. now, they will settle down now, humidity, 39%. another freeze tonight in the suburbs, we are talking, i think, colder tonight than last night. i don't think -- middle to lower 20s, bus stop temperatures, 22-40. not much wind and sunny. that is good. not breezy tomorrow. still chilly. and then quiet travel day on wednesday. i know folks travel tomorrow as well. both days will be quiet. tuesday and wednesday. especially east of mississippi. really, real estate quiet. okay. tonight, 10:30. the temperatures in the lower 30s, had in fact, maybe cases below freezing, now, 31 in fairfax, 32 in silver spring. by morning, a lot of 20s, and i

off what many consider his best debate performance is picking up support on this veterans day from bob dole, the nominee two decades ago who lost to a clinton. lester. >> hallie jackson. thank you. >>> for the first time since allegations of widespread doping among russian athletes surfaced this week, putin addressed accusations that his country encouraged athletes to cheat. with a friday deadline looming with possible suspensions for the 2016 rio games, putin himsmsf has promised to cooperate with the investigation. nbc's keir simmons reports. >> reporter: vladimir putin welcoming the world to sochi for last year's winter olympics where russia won 33 medals, more than any other country. but today in sochi, he was scrambling to contain a doping scandal that could bar russian athleteu from next year's olympipi. >> we have identified possible criminal violations. >> reporter: accused of state-sponsored doping of the athletes at sochi and the 2012 london games, russia was at first defiant. but today putin acknowledged that russia has a problem. promising what he called the most open and profes

he's now been endorsed by former republican nominee bob dole. >>> a university of missouri student will appear in court this morning, charged with making terroristic threats. amidst the racial tensions over the past week, 19-year-old hunter park was taken into to custody 90 miles south of the school. allegedly posting i'm going to stand my ground tomorrow and shoot every black person i see. adding don't go to campus tomorrow and we will kill you. some students just packed their bags. security was increased on campus. meanwhile the influence of protests at mizzou may be spreading. at new york at ithaca hundreds stanld a lock out over race issues calling on their president to step down? in california a braush fire has been stopped. fire crews say it is fully contained thanks to the quick work of about 100 firefighters aided by helicopters. there is no word what started the fire. nbc meteorologist bill skarns is here with the latest. good morning. >> crazy stuff with all the wind reports and wind damage we saw. we had ten tornados. thankfully none of the big huge ones that do a lot of dama

after getting beat by bob dole and pat robinson and iowa. he won the new hampshire primary and after that of course he got the nomination of course elected what i would like to do -- in the book as you go through a variety of situations and achievements i would like to get into those of you don't if you don't mind, governor, give us a little insight. the cold war the wall came down and for the most part i think i reagan has recorded a good bit of credit for that. why don't you tell us a little bit about the personal relationship that developed between the chopped into president bush and how is humility and lack of ego contributed to the cold war coming to an end. >> i call this book of called this book of the quiet man. if george bush had won a feeling he didn't talk about himself and it's not in a position his mother made. there's two messages. one, you really shouldn't be talking about yourself, let others do that. you go and do things that just do them right into the second one relates to that. she was talking about tennis but the message

that is former kansas senator bob dole. he is a veteran of world war ii. he was wounded in battle. again, live picture from the world war ii memorial here in washington dc. congress are recognizing this holiday, offering tributes and remarks, as we watch former senator dole. a statementeleased saying, today, we honor the courageous men and women who selflessly placed their lives on the line in defense of the freedoms we cherish show deeply -- so deeply. together as a nation, we can salute their service by working to shore veterans receive care and support they have earned and deserve. and congressman jeff miller said this in a statement this morning, the debt we all our veterans and not be overstated -- the debt we owe our veterans cannot be overstated. and from the world war ii memorial, we will go live now to arlington national cemetery, where ceremonies are underway at the tomb of the unknown soldier. president obama arriving shortly to do the traditional wreathlaying ceremony. this is live from arlington national cemetery this morning on this veterans day holiday. [moment of si

republican presidential candidate -- former candidate bob dole is endorsing jeb bush for president.ole, a world war ii veteran, ran for president in 1996. on these andore other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. i'm mark crumpton. back over to you. scarlet: we are back with mark chandler of brown brothers harriman. an interesting story going on in europe, which i know you track. willeftist coalition unseat the current center-right government. what are the ramifications of that? mark: what is going to happen, not this friday, a week from now , the credit agency that rates portugal will give it an investment grade rating. it below investment grade, that would mean that the ecb would not be able to buy portuguese bonds under their qe operations. this is a growing issue, a political pushback against austerity. a year ago, there might been one or two and its increasing the leftist center pushback against austerity. scarlet: in the emerging markets, we want to get your take on how the strong u.s. derailwould or could other emerging market currencies. >> i'm not sure

bush was just endorsed by former republican nominee bob dole. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> russian president vladimir putin told his country's sports leaders that russia needs to conduct its own investigation into whether it systematically dopes its athletes. the world's anti-doping agency accused russian track and field athletes of doping... with the help of the government. putin also visited the russian wrestling team at a training center in sochi yesterday. yesterday, president obama sent a message to the nation to keep those who have served our country in their thoughts long after the parades and ceremonies have concluded. during an observance at arlington national cemetery, the president paid tribute to all the men and women who have served in the armed forces by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. in the midst of a new wave of veterans who have served in afghanistan, iraq, and other parts of the world... and urged businesses and communities to consider hiring them when they return home. he said the tributes

bob dole and maury harris join us. that rally, that strong, powerful rally through earnings season, all sectors gaining, what did that teach us? >> i think what we learned, simon s that china did not fall into the sea. that the u.s. economy, particularly the consumer, is doing okay. the fed may have raised rates, verifying the fact that the economy is entering a more normal zone. the whole beginning of the normalization process. the world didn't end after the august declines is what we're learning here. the rise in the market was faster than a lot of us thought. >> where does that take us? in essence, have we stolen the rally from november/december or is this the healing of what happened in august? >> i'm going to talk out of both sides of my mouth. some of both. the 1867 low on the s&p 500 has held. we think that was the low. we talked about the high end of a trading range, 2050 to 2100, we're in the middle of that. some healing, but also taking some of the year-end rally in advance. >> maury, one thing we have to str

bush was just endorsed by former republican nominee bob dole. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. the democrats are getting ready for a debate on saturday in des moines. one man was killed and more than a dozen people hurt when ahouse explodes. this is out of new jersey. surveilllnce video from a building across the street shows the exact moment when the roof blew off the home -- sending debris high into the sky... some of the residents smelled gas in the neighborood a few minutes . . . or a few hours before thatat two people are in critical including be one reason why a plane crashed into an apartment building. the crash killed all nine people on the plane in ohio. no one on the ground was hurt. the n-t-s-b says it found the cockpit voice recorder. this surveillance video shows theecrash. flames and thick, black smoke from the crash can be seen in the video. investigators will start recovering othr parts of the plane later today. a school resource officer is arrested after surveillance video shows him attacking a student. this is f

meanwhile, i bet you are wondering what does bob dole think about the republican candidates. >> we need somebody with experience, and there are a lot of good candidates. i like inurely all -- nearly all of them. >> that's fantastic. it was a sinister laugh. that was like the joker like the old 60s batman. >> he was. >> you can't whisper secrets into a my craw -- microphone. >> the senior bush doesn't like ted cruz. >> what does the establishment have against cruz? >> because he is a jerk? i don't know. there is something creepy about ted cruz. the great thing about the election is none is about policy to we are literally having matt lewis write about marco rubio's fought baby face. and then during the bough debates trump says i will figure it out when i get there. it will be amazing. why don't we just hate ted cruz. >> he is good with the simpson impression. >> colorado cops no longer have to pass a physical fitness test. here is hoping they slow down the criminal. >>> if you wanted to be a colorado springs cop you had to pass an annual physical exam that involved proving you could run