george p. bush, the son of jeb bush is mounting his first political campaign. can party. we spoke with him. take a look. >> my friends and family call me george p so feel free to call me p. >> he comes from one of the most powerful families in american politics. son to former florida governor jeb. so just who is george p. bush. the nation first caught a flipgs of him when he delivered the pledge of allegiance at the 19088 -- 1988 republican convention. now george p is officially a candidate. he's running for texas land commissioner, a rather low profile position outside of texas, but a powerful job nonetheless. >> i know the bush family and i like them. maybe he'll be a chip off the old block. >> we caught up with him and his supporters at a campaign stop in laredo texas. part of a cross state campaign that began more than 15 months ago. they have visited more than half the state's counties. >> because you are a bush, do you feel pigeon holidayed at all in terms of ideology. you have to follow in the footsteps, so to speak of your uncle, your grand fair, your ow

coming up in this half hour george p. bushhird bush in the oval office. >>> plus los angeles gets a new look from a filmmaker with a new york state of mind. we'll show you the height he went to capture the city of angels in all its brilliance. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" looks at a new prize for playwrights sponsored by fill seymour hoffman. that's because the tabloid settled a lawsuit by hoffman's friend over a false story. they took out an ad apologizing for the report. >>> "the dallas morning news" say says his portraits will be displayed in his presidential library. he spoke about his artwork last year. >> what does painting bring you? >> relaxation and a whole new way of looking at the world. >> give me an example. >> i'm sitting there analyzing that tie you have and figuring out if i can mix paint to figure out -- >> are you serious? >> yeah. to figure out what paints to mix -- i'm not saying it's an ugly tie. >> it opens i

. >>> and we'll sit down with george p. bush. that is the son of jeb bush.as land commissioner. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, february 26. i'm michelle griego. >> "hump day" is here, i'm michelle griego. the rain is back. >> i love walking out the door this morning. you can hear the wind howling through the trees. that will be picking up. rain is falling in spots. we'll tell you where the rain is falling in a few minutes. >> out the door, we have a crash westbound 80 at albany. we'll tell you where lanes are blocked and how it's impacting traffic coming up. >> thank you. >>> 4:30. we begin with this story. we're hearing from people in monterey county a town that says they have known for years that many of their police officers were dirty cops. kpix 5's betty yu tells us the d.a. now agrees with them. it's a sma

. >> apparently, one of her grandson es is not listening, george p. bushjeb's son, is running for land commissioner. winning that office could set the stage for another bush, another george bush in national politics. alan lippmann, there was that famous quote when ted kennedy ran for senate. he said, if your name was edward moore, not edward kennedy, your candidacy would be a joke. we're not saying that they are not accomplished in their own right. it is hard to imagine them being in the position they are in if they didn't have the names that they had. >> you are absolutely right. as we know, edward kennedy went on to become one of the greatest senators in the history of the couldn't interest i. he wouldn't have been elected. the country would have been greatly deprived. we don't have an aristocracy but as you know it is people who are well connected politically, who are wealthy, who have name recognition, who have the resources to run for office. the father once said, with the money i'm spending, i could elect my chauffeur. given the name recognition fact

. >> think about george p. bush who might be actually the next heir-apparent in the bush family.>> you can't write off christie or jeb bush. there are already folks in politics who say what do we do if we can't nominate christie or jeb. >> it is unfair to christie in many ways, because you are innocent until proven guilty, but in politics sometimes perception becomes reality. everybody, stand by. >>> nancy pelosi and organized labor say it is a must. president obama says he's not so sure. will this exclusive conversation create a civil war on an issue that already divides republicans. i see that it inclus my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. on expedia you canyou're book any flight, car and hotel together to save even more. plus, get an extra $100 when you build your custom trip. expedia, find yours. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful al

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but even more so he met with george p. bush, jeb bush's son, to talk about hispanic outreach.e with rand paul on a lot of things, but when i see the way he's trying to do outreach in the african-american community, in the hispanic community, he makes my heart smile. >> well, he knows one thing, to talk the talk, it's another thing to walk the walk. he has issues with the civil rights act. he has issues -- he didn't vote for the violence against women's act. he didn't vote for the patriot fairness act. when you move outside the primary to the general election, he's got some real issues with a broader base of women as well as minorities that's going to be really problematic. because guess what? you're probably not going to be president of the united states again if democrats continue to run up the tab on the gender gap the way we have done the last couple years and you know this very well, ana. you're not going to win florida if you can't compete with hispanic voters. >> the other side of the ticket, and next up -- >> mother teresa is a saint now, but, you know, if the congress

that is something jeb bush's son, george p is doing in state of texas. running for land commissioner. rand paul paid him a voice to it find out what the secret is? >> my advice to senator rand paul and others running for office, reevaluation a paradigm shift if you will of tactics we engage in as republicans, and spending time in the community, not only the day before an election but the day after an election. >> reporter: george p. bush was part of his uncle's outreach to hispanic voters in 2000 and 2004 and he hit bilingual surrogates every day from day one. in 2004, george bush took 44% of the his panic vote. martha: i do, i remember. thank you, john. very interesting. bill: bombshell report now from the congressional budget office, two in a week by the way. bill: raising serious concerns about raising the minimum wage. we'll tell you what that's all about. plus there is more of this. martha: deadly chaos unfolding in ukraine and warnings to americans there as police and protesters battle for the future of that nation. [explosions] too small. too soft

performance in the school with graduation rates, test rates, and so the real push for p performance -- when george w. bushemic performance. >> so you are saying this is an unintended consequence, schools needed obedient children, so give the kids drugs and they obey at higher drug test scores, is that what you are saying? >> not exactly obedient children, but it gives the child improperly diagnosed and if the child has adhkd, they can get the medication he or she may need and behavioral therapy. we'll do better in school in test scores, but particularly for boys hyperactive, this would make the classroom somewhat more relaxed for everybody else in it. >> doctor, i wish we had more time to get on the effect of the children's brains of the drugs being prescribed, but maybe you can come back. thank you for your book, which i plan to read. dr. richard schlepper coming up. >>> this man running a full 360-degree vertical circle. how do you do that? we have the answer at the top of the hour. ♪ [ female announcer ] tide pods does the job of three things. it cleans, fights stains and brightens your clothes. so all

p perpetuating and reinforcing holding people down and it's making us poorer. >> the one thing he did say yesterday that i thought was correct. he basically said, george w. bushe most politically successful republican in recent memory, and we could all talk about what kind of disaster that presidency was, the funny thing is, he's actually right on the politics. the only guy to win a national popular vote in the last five elections for the republicans was george w. bush. >> yes. i think the most important thing, especially in terms of inequality, is that one in 1,000 families got 12 and a half percent of the tax cuts. if you adjust for the incomes we had, because he said he was going to make us all better off than we were in 2000, in the last 12 years we've gotten about 12.5 years of income. >>> the democratic senator who is being targeted with millions of dollars in negative ads from the koch brothers backed group will join me next. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most import

george w. bush administration working for condoleezza rice we tried to negotiate with iran. we offered negotiations of the p 5 plus 1 group, germany being the one, britain france, united states, russia and china we offered in 2006-7 publicly for the iranians to negotiate and they turned to staff, we formed this group of the security council member in germany because we thought was important to have a global conversation with iranians and when they turned us down we turned toward sanctions and the bush administration helped to pass at the security council, three chapters 7 sanctions resolutions and the obama administration read by people like bob einhorn took the baton from the bush administration and carried it forward. i have always seen this policy to be highly bipartisan. i don't discern any differences at all between president obama and president bush on this particular issue. we can take comfort in that because it is a key issue for our country but i support what the president is trying to do. andy mentioned until the negotiations over the last six months that have been so ably handled by undersecretar