the other guy does hurt is jeb bush. , buthe is the counterpoint his whole strategy as the republicanominee was to be the grownup who would modernize the party. broaden the appeal of latinos and young people. no matter what happens, that has been shot to pieces. if he does win the republican nomination, he is still going to have more trouble than he would have thanks to donald trump. john: i think those guys are pretty happy with a one-on-one trump-bush debate down the line. they are pretty confident bush has the resources to be a will to win that battle. another person not in the establishment who i think has been hurt, not so much some of the others, i think ted cruz -- his strategy right now which seems to be hey, i am going to save money and not say anything about donald trump. i will sit back and when trump crumbled, those voters will come to me. that is a brilliant strategy on paper, it just does not work if trump doesn't crumble for a long time. josh: maybe. john: coming up, michael mckee z -- macasey. ♪ john: our guest tonight is former george w. bush attorney general and curr

he has he's trailing behind everybody buthe needs more visibility it was a real shot at the party establishment and then came senator sanders who has an anti-establishment message, and both cases, it was clear what they and who they were talking about. martin o'malley basically said is rigged instem favor of clinton and sanders basically said, he thinks he can generate the kind of enthusiasm the party will need to bring out turnout in november 2016 and he clearly has doubts secretary clinton can do that so it was without direct attacks, were direct attacks going on today. gwen: carol? carol: did the hillary clinton selecting of her well oiled campaign, the super delegates memos this week, does that have any chance of potentially backfiring in the that one of the knocks against her was what you were hering about in terms of being accused of rigging the debates and the inevitability factor. you could understand why she might be doing that this week with the vice president considering jumping in, but can that backfire with some voters? possible. i think from their vantage point, it's an effort to

buthe two women plus 94 men completed all of it.hile the men are eligible to serve in front line duty now, the women are not by order allowed. ♪ and the rockets red glare >> for many in georgia the stars and tribes extraordinary u.s. soldiers. >> two of them pioneering women, the first female members of the u.s. military ever to make it through the demanding ranger school at fort benning georgia. family and friends on hand to witness what must be the proudest member of their career so far, bryce, 26, and hayward, 25, spoke about their achievements before today's ceremony. >> it was all just about trying to get the best training that the army could offer us, to be the best officers for my soldiers. >> we have our guards up, but we didn't come with our chip on our shoulder with anything to prove. >> they passed the tests just like their male colleagues, parachuted from aircraft, underwent weeks of mock combat all on meager rations. no special treatment for them either says the army pushing back at trash talk suggesting women got an ea

it is not yet something that is ules, buthe roles -- r something the faa is studying to prevent drones from flying where they should not be. host: geo-fencing certainly an issue after a drone crashed on the white house lawn recently. guest: this is another issue called lost link. is also studying this as it develops these comprehensive rules. the problem is sometimes the remote operators on the ground lose contact with the drone, so the question is what should happen when that happens? lower the drone just itself carefully to the ground, should it have automatic programming to return to the operator? that is something else the faa is looking at. aterson in washington late night, perhaps after having a few drinks in january, was flying a drone outside a balcony and lost contact with it. and it made its way to the white house grounds and crashed, whether into a tree or into the ground. whatever, it crashed onto the white house grounds. that made people quite nervous, because it would not take much to get a drone into the air if you are on the mall or near the capitol building. that raise

y'all night we've seen flooding over here, buthe ty're being stopped. >> a hiker is recovering. >> whenust released this video of russian president vladimir putin working out with his prime minister. often would a shirt. he's got a shirt on an nice gray -- what do you call it -- sweatpants, i guess. >> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and vinita nair. charlie and gayle are off. president obama will make a historic change to the country's map when he renames the tallest peak in north america. the white house made this announcement before his trip today. >> it will once again beofficially called by its native name denali. the name is striking criticism. president obama is hoping to use alaska as an urgency about climate change. >>> this morning they're about to pull out a new batch of e-mails. the 6,100-page release will be the largest yet. the controversy is taking on a growing concern. clinton remains on top with 37%. the liberal challenger bernie sanders is 7 points behind. vice president joe biden who's not entered the race get 14/%. clinton has lost a third of her support since

it is not yet something that is ules, buthe roles -- r something the faa is studying to prevent dronesm flying where they should not be. host: geo-fencing certainly an issue after a drone crashed on the white house lawn recently. guest: this is another issue called lost link. is also studying this as it develops these comprehensive rules. the problem is sometimes the remote operators on the ground lose contact with the drone, so the question is what should happen when that happens? lower the drone just itself carefully to the ground, should it have automatic programming to return to the operator? that is something else the faa is looking at. aterson in washington late night, perhaps after having a few drinks in january, was flying a drone outside a balcony and lost contact with it. and it made its way to the white house grounds and crashed, whether into a tree or into the ground. whatever, it crashed onto the white house grounds. that made people quite nervous, because it would not take much to get a drone into the air if you are on the mall or near the capitol building. that raised qu