the gop presidential candidate will attend a finance meeting tomorrow convene by his father, george hw bush. former president george bush will also be there. the high-powered meeting will assess where the candidacy stands in the face of large scale cutbacks. >> a challenge tomorrow for the patriots who take on a newly energized jets team at gillette. >> dan roche joins us now. >>> four and one. ever since the -- the patriots have dominated winning 12 of the first place will be online to gillette to face the patriots. last year, they gave them all they could handle. potential long came running the chris jones got a hand on it and the pats got the victory. it seems like it always comes down to a big play late when these two teams do battle. >> the top-rated pass defense in the league so that touch you how well they are covering guys. turnovers. whether that is knocking the ball out for intercepting bawls. revis is having a big year with those two stats. a lot of playmakers. and you've just got to be conscious of where you are throwing the ball. they got guys with football skills. >> every tea

. >>> former president george hw bush threw out the first pitch. astros. he is an astros fan. he has been wearing a brace since he fell at home in july breaking a vertibrae in his neck. >>> why millions of people on social security and disabled vets and retirees may not see an increase in their benefits next year. >> reporter: chilly this morning, if you're wearing a sweatshirt you can root for temple. not a bad choice. this afternoon another warm day, t-shirts, we'll have the day planner forecast, as well as the seven day. things are going to cool down by the end of the week. scare moments on the sunshine sky way wrij -- bridge in tampa, florida, the wind from the water spout knocked over and picked up a u.s. mail big rig. the winds left the truck with extensive damage, and mail flielg all over the roadway into the bay. -- flying all over the roadway into the bay. >> what a picture. >> reporter: weirdest he case of airmail i ever saw. storm tracker 6 live double scan, cloudy on tap. it's cooler this morning last week. i noticed it heading out the door. temperature 53 degrees

states can the president make the economic and political argument a generation after a republican george hw bushegotiated nafa and bill clinton had to talk about it and we have the president of the economic strategy institute and the author of japan restored, how japan can reinvent itself and why this is important for america and the world. and a lot of people are just getting to tpp now, what are the essentials, what is important for them to know about what this does and how it changes the rules in play right now? >> what is important to know is this the big economically and internationally for the united states. the economic gains are potentially quite significant because we are talking about an agreement that you count all 12 partners embraces 40% of gdp and includes three of our largest four trading partners and also includes some of the fastest growing economies in asia pacific region, region projected to have about three billion people in the middle class by 2030. so the u.s. needs much more access to these markets. right now the u.s. economy is relatively open, relatively low tariff and f

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carly fiorina that bounce she had has completely faded, and joining me now, campaign depreciating george hw bush, and spokeswoman for george w bush. mercedes, i want to go to you first. on this poll, it looks like, you know, the notion that donald trump peeked certainly was premature, what are you seeing? >> well, the donald trump has definitely not deflated his support, what you start to see in the poll is that now 59% of republican voters actually see themselves that they can vote from trump and that's up from last month. so definitely having an impact from just continuing his sort of straight forward message, no nonsense talk that he has and i think for carly that's surprising numbers because she came off so strong in that first debate and obviously been a lot of interest surrounding her campaign, again, could jump up after the debate next month, economy a strong issue not only for fiorina but for donald trump, you look at the numbers and you see donald trump up in a lot of these early primary states. charles: we do but, christopher, ben carson up two percentage points as well. 74% say they c

george hw bush didn't win iowa. >> it does help though, and if he wins it, clearly he will be able tose some money. >> donald trump's attempt to appeal to ordinary americans may have taken a hit today. the republican presidential candidate talked about getting a start in real estate. he told voters that his father helped out with a small loan. >> it has not been easy for me. and i started off in brooklyn, my father gave me a small loan of a million dollars, i came into manhattan and i had to pay him back with interest, but i came into manhattan and started buying up properties. >> after that trump conceded that most people would not consider a million dollars a small amount. but he said it is not much compared to what he has built. coming up next, bacon, hot dogs, the reported link between processed meat and cancer. plus -- ♪ >>> a rock musician who speaks out against racism, but he can't trademark his brand's name, because the government says it is racist. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. gettin

mother was anne richards, best known for this 1988 partisan slash at then-gop presidential nominee george hw bush. >> he can't help it. he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. >> republicans ended yesterday's hearing demanding ceo richards answer a long list of questions about planned parenthood's spending. it had a familiar ring to the ranking democrat, though. >> as i listen to the questions, that you have to answer, and the information that you've just been asked to provide, i cannot help but think about the rn. >> that's a dig at republicans for using the same tactics against planned parenthood that the irs used against democrats seeking tax-exempt status. brett? >> doug, thank you. >>> no grape vooip tonight, when we come back, mitt romney essentially says i told you so. >>> breaking news, at the top of the hour, russian war planes bombed targets in syria today. after warning american leaders to keep their aircraft out of the area. russia says it's going after isis terrorists. but u.s. officials say the targets hit today likely were u.s. allied syrian rebels. trying to oust's syria's ru

that's younger less blonde trump campaigning for george hw bush in 1988. >> he's a great man. support. >> young tycoon raising money for the bush campaign. later supported jeb bush calling him exactly the kind of political leader this country will very much need in the future. but now the bush campaign is mocking trump over the top style in a new video dealing with killers people that. >>reporter: pointing to this moment. to show case relevant leadership. >> the people who knock these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >>reporter: that image now part of-q%j bush campaign fundraising e-mail to help quote fit back against trump. >> that was tom reporting. >> donald trump making another big move tonight he's asking for secret service protection. dr. carson doing the same. department of homeland security is looking into both request. >>> and jeb bush back in the bay area tom reyesing more money. he will be in san francisco in wide side attending fundraiser. first stop at private event in pacific heights. then head to the wooded side home of money manager edward. tickets beg

george hw bush got 11 percent of the democratic vote end of the time democrats can 11 percent of the jewish vote in that election, easy for me to say , and there was never a ploy on the part of democrats to try to exploit that. when you do that, it is clear that you have a political interest related to a party ina party in mind, but you do not have the us israeli interest in mind, and that is, in ais, in a sense, if you want relations to stay on a solid footing, it must be on a nonpartisan basis. >> it is interesting. president obama personally has become a fiercely analytical person, as you know. and the arguments that he makes on these issues in the discussions on the peace process and other things that he had were kind of from two points. one is a commitment to the us israeli relationship, but additionally coming from a deep consideration of the analytics and the facts. >> okay. very good. we will end our conversation and open it up to your questions. wewe start over here with my colleague david and moved to peter. stand up and ask, have added. >> fascinating conversation. just to

latino usa, and john carlo who is a republican strategist and former press secretary to president george hw bush been talking about mr. trump, and the polls for months. >> yes. >> what is happening? >> trump hit a bump. go to doctor seuss on this one. this iowa poll was real, in fact, we have our iowa poll coming out tomorrow that shows this is definitely a real trend in iowa. the evangelical vote in iowa is absolutely going for ben carson. but nationally still, there is this fascination with donald trump. he doesn't do well among a number of key voting blocks, we have been talking about african-americans and latinos, but i'm not sure that he does have a path to the nomination. he does have a path to nomination. i think, though, however, he's not going to have a majority of delegates by the time we get to the end of the primary season, so the big question will be what do the other candidates do to coalesce around an alternative to donald trump. >> so this question for me is the big one. who is the alternative? ben carson sort of right now, but if i were a republican, i mean, this would be quite

george hw wasn't. we have the clintons and the bushes and are people going i don't want anymore of this?ink the country is over the clintons and the bushes. they are like, are you serious? this is mark where anyone can be president whether they want to or not. >> trump or sanders, right? >> i think we would rather that. i also think it is jeb's unfor the fat only hope -- unfor few natalie -- unfortunately only hope. just talk with no script and it will be all over the news. >> i want to ask something about the middle east in the sense tay there are a lot of people that say oh yeah your older brother. and how with the middle east so disstabilized. >> it goes both ways. your brother got us into iraq. on the other happened, oh my gosh think of how much worse it is with obama. when you said clinton-bush, bush-clinton they need each other. they can sell each other out. if it is not hillary it is jeb bush out there with the no child left behind. if hillary is on the ticket and jeb is on the ticket the legacy cancels it out. we may be board with it. >> do you think people will vote for either o

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