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education advocate after leaving office area and both governor wise and governor jeb bush joined together in 2010 to , aate digital learning now forward leaning education policy platform for state leaders. both of those x governors have made a tremendous impact since leaving office, advocates for digital learning. >> what did governor wise do in west virginia? many digitald learning opportunities. we thought of it as distance learning. connecting career education to schools. created dual enrollment opportunities so kids could earn college credit opportunities in high school. since leaving, governor wise took over the alliance for education. he has been the most important advocate for great high schools, and college and career preparation for young people in america. >> is there a difference between how public schools and private k-12 schools are approaching digital learning? >> not really. you would think that private schools would be a source of innovation. by and large, they haven't been. most remain relatively traditional. at the expense of private schools, every kid has a laptop. the learning environments are

both governor wise and governor jeb bush joined together in 2010 to create digital learning now, a forward-leaning education policy platform for state leaders. and so both of those ex-governors have made a terrific impact since leaving office and have been real advocates for digital learning. >> host: what did governor wise do in west virginia? >> guest: governor wise expanded many digital learning opportunities at the time we thought of it as distance learning and video learning. he connected career education to schools, created dual enrollment opportunities so kids could earn college credit opportunities in high school. he expanded teacher professional development. and since leaving, governor wise took over the alliance for excellent education and has really been the most important advocate for great high schools and college and career preparation for young people in america. >> host: is there a difference between how public schools and private k-12 schools are approaching digital learning? >> guest: not really. you would think that private be schools -- private schools would be a source of inno

distant third rusing by double digits as rand paul was losing by double digits in second and the new poll came out and now jeb bushin, rear-view mirror situation. marco rubio has jumped over rand paul and he's running second only behind three points. the protege is breathing down his neck and he realizes in this republican field and the republican primary system you have to go extreme right. he's reacting. this is the reluctant candidate, non-candidate candidate. >> mike, do you think that bush is probably the best chance the republicans have of winning florida in 2016? >> there's no question in my mind. rubio is not even a factor. the difficulty that he has here and the further he gets away from the idea that he has to win florida, the further he gets away from that, the further he gets away from not only, possibly, he can win in the primaries, but beyond that he has a problem. this is an easy talking point. his brother said we need to allow immigrant children the right to seek asylum by aer poohing before a judge and describe how they're escaping mayhem back home. that was a good talking point. he can say ronald

digits when asked who they prefer for candidates in 2016. the top answer is undecided, the response for one in five voters. jeb bush and rand paul are tied there. undecided was the top vote in new hampshire, followed by rand paul and chris christie. there is a clearer picture on the democratic side in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup, democrats picked hillary clinton over joe biden. they had the support of three-fourths of voters in noemplz compared to 18% for biden, and 80% of iowa democrats and 94% of democrats in new hampshire have a favorable view of hillary clinton. vice president joe biden is known for candor, and yesterday in speaking to a young liberal crowd, he acknowledged hope and change he and president obama talked about in 2008 had yet come to fruition. >> look, folks, this is within our power to change. everybody says because we tried in 2008, and it did not happen, it's not possible. wrong. we've gone through these periods before. we've gone through these periods. >> more and more people say immigration is the nation's most pressing issue, the highest in a decade. they say it's a bigger problem t

i'm jeff bush in san jose, kron four news > > it was one today but even warmer tomorrow. today was '80s and '90s but tomorrow will be triple digits. today we saw 95 and antioch and never more-- livermore. in san rafael we hit 90 as well. it will warm about 10 more degrees tomorrow we will look at those numbers. numbers >>new tests show that most of the steel rods on the new eastern span of the bay bridge are safe. they secure earthquake shock absorbers to the deck of the bridge.. still.more testing needs to be done before officials can confirm that they don't need to be replaced. just last year.about a third of the first batch of rods snapped when tested. officials don't expect it to happen again -- but are closely monitoring the situation. san francisco city officials are considering a 15- million - dollar payout to the family of a woman who run over by a city gardener in holly park last year. the parks and recreation commission voted in favor of the settlement to christine svane-meer's family. the board of supervisors will make a final decision. the man accused of running the woman over - thomas burnoski - has been charged with

digital collection like on a daily basis compared to the paper collection? we started collecting electronic mail in 1996 during the reagan administration so reagan and bush 41, we million email messages. we have 20 million from the clinton white house and 210 bush 43, and i'm projecting well over a billion this administration so that gives you a sense just in terms of the presidential records going.e're >> what is your mission statement on electronic records? records doonic you -- are you responsible for collecting? same, the record schedules that guide the material, arethe format neutral so it's the same ofd of guidelines, whatever those federal records, the records created in the executive are of historic or legal value to warrant them being kept forever, the same whether it's in paper or electronic. theut the papers, constitution, the declaration of independence, the bill of mosts, seem to be the popular exhibit here at the nash archives. >> they sure are. >> how many people come and see them on a yearly basis? >> 1.5 million people come each year. rotunda >> we're not shooting this interview in the rotunda. the lighting is dim. why? >> to ensure that 100

both governor wise and governor jeb bush joined together in 2010 to create digital learning now, a forward-leaning education policy platform for state leaders. both of those ex-governors have made a terrific impact since leaving office and that men were allowed for digital learning. >> host: what did governor wise do in west virginia? >> guest: of governor wise expanded many digital learning opportunities at the time we thought of it as distance learning and video learning. he connected career education to schools and created dual enrollment opportunity so kids could earn college credit opportunities in high school. he expanded teacher professional development and since leaving governor wise took over the alliance for excellent education and has really been the most important advocate for great high schools and for college and career preparation for young people in america. >> is there a difference between how public schools and private key through 12 schools are approaching digital learning? >> guest: not really. you would think that private schools would be a source of innovation that by and lar

digits. >>> well, new york yankee derek jeter got a surprise of presidential sendoff before his last game in texas. george w. bushgame ceremonies at the ballpark in arlington. mr. bush gave jeter a signed photo of the two together before game three of the 2001 world series. eating popcorn there, i guess. it was revealed yesterday, president bush has written a biography of his father, george h.w. bush. and yet untitled book will make its debut on veterans' day, november 11th. the younger bush thought about the idea in 2010 and began writing it two years later after consulting with friends and family. that will be interesting. looking forward to reading that. >> should be a great book. i didn't know this, george h.w. bush, the older, turned 90 by the way. is one of the few president who is has not written his own autobiography, very interesting. >> it will focus also on george w. bush, his decision to go into politics, how his dad influenced his life. what's really fast night, i'm curious, it talks about -- the lead-up to the iraq war. one senior official, told me, elder bush was worried about the decisions his son

christie in the single digits when iowa republicans were asked who they prefer for their top candidate in 2016. the answer was undecided which is 1 in 5 voters. jeb bush and rand paul were tied at 12% and next up was paul ryan 11%. there is a much clearer picture on the democratic side, however, in the hypothetical head-to-head matchup. 70% of democrats picked hillary clinton for 2016 over vice president joe biden. the former secretary of state had the support of nearly three-fourths of voters in new hampshire and compared to 18% for biden. 94% of democrats in new hampshire said they had a favorable view of clinton. >> boy, that's strong. >> god, that is about as good as it gets, isn't it? >> that's strong. harold, it's wide open in the republican race for that presidential nomination. you ought to run. >> i was thinking the same about you. >> i was thinking the same about willie. >> you see how clocked up? they are all clumped up. boy, that is a party -- i've never seen a party without a leader as much as the republican party, willie, is without a leader today. >> what if you strip out jeb bush and maybe chris christie, if those two guys decide not t

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in earnest during the bush administration, and one of the reasons is this defensive crouch, you call it, but the administration to get a handle, as you were saying, on the digitalnformation that is out there that used to not be out there and the vulnerability in their own system which they have not corrected, and i think this in a way is swatting the fly with the hammer or going after the wrong target. i think they need to look at -- insider is serious, we don't want to damage national security in whatever we do, but how are you most effective? it is really to make it difficult for us to have exchanges with legitimate sources on even unclassified information? >> brown: well, that sounds like a vague sense of disconnection. >> well, it is not the case that any of these surveillance programs were used to find the leakers, and i don't think you disagree. what you're saying the people are afraid of the programs, and that has made them less willing to talk to me. yet i think part of that is the press which has hyped these stories by saying is n.s.a. spying on you this morning or this afternoon, when n.s.a. is, in fact, not spying on americans as a routine matter at