having three children together george p. bush noel bush jeb bush jr. >> she's not a political wife which i love. i like to go home and be with her and be as we've been. i don't have high expectations for her to have a five-point plan on policy. she's campaigning, she's showing that she can do it she's really good at it. but she's not a political spouse. she's my soul mate for 41 years. >> reporter: jeb converted to ka thol gym simple for his wife. we asked him what language they use most often at home. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: back in the car, driving through iowa i ask about his cherished sundays. >> you talk about the grandchildren. >> yeah. >> the joys of your life. sunday fun day. >> yeah. >> how many of those sundays are you going to have to put aside? >> i'm pretty serious about maintaining sunday as a time to really just kind of regain my footing, to stay balanced spiritually and physically. i can campaign really hard for six days. and take a day off. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm david muir in iowa. >>> and n

i think george p. bush just took the mike did he not? >> we just heard from george p. bush, yes, which tells you a little bit about which side of the bush family they want to showcase. george h.w bush george w. bush both missing. barbara bush is in attendance but jeb bush's family he married a woman from mexico. it's something he talks about a lot on the campaign trail. hikids grew up speaking spanish, and the state senator behind me is a family friend of the bush family, and he said this is a family that represents the purple state, the new america, and describing jeb bush as somebody who can win in ways other republicans cannot. it's telling who they selected to be here. >> i feel like the governor is coming out any second. i may have to cut you off. we know there's a fiesta plans for after the event. some word that the governor may say some lines in spanish. it seems very important to the campaign they burnish their credentials among the hispanic community in america. that seems to be a big play for today. >> that's the bottom the root of all of the staging here of t

i think george p. bush just took the mike did he not? >> we just heard from george p. tells you a little bit about which side of the bush family they want to showcase. george h.w bush george w. bush both missing. barbara bush is in attendance but jeb bush's family he married a woman from mexico. it's something he talks about a lot on the

of our united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: please welcome texas commissioner, george p. bush of the kind of man that he is. others -- others can speak to my father's record of governor or perhaps about his plans for the presidency, but i can speak to the character, to the judgment, to the temperament of the man i'm blessed to call dad. my dad has given so many gifts to me, my brother jebby and my stir noel. [ applause ] >> first, my dad taught us the importance of faith in god. my dad started going to mass with my mom since they day they met in wanna wattu and he decided to become a member of the catholic church. faith and god has organized his life. it gives him purpose. and i know that faith has sustained him at all of his life's moments. the happy days and yes, the difficult ones. my dad taught us the importance of values. my dad knows who he is. he knows what he believes. and if there is one thing that he puts up there with his family and his faith, it's this -- we all have an obligation to serve others before we serve ourselves. [ applause ] >> that's why he ran for publ

[applause] >> please welcome george p. bush. [applause] george p. bush: how you doing, miami? last november i was privileged to be elected as the 28th land commissioner for the great state of texas. and two months later when i took the oath of office my dad stood with me. today it's my turn to stand with him. [applause] and i'm doing so not just because i'm here to support the kind of president that he will be but because the kind of man that he is. others -- others can speak to my father's record as governor or perhaps about his plans for the presidency, but i can speak to the character, to the judgment to the temperament of the man i am blessed to call dad. my dad has given so many gifts to me, my brother, jebby, and my sister noel. first, my dad almost started going to mass with my mom and he decided to convert and become a member of the catholic church. faith and god organized his life. it gives him purpose and i know that faith has sustained him at all of his life's moments. the happy days and, yes, the difficult ones. my dad also taught us the importance of values. he kn

i think it was brilliant of him to remind us that his wife is mexican born that george p. bush -- >> why is that demonizing latin america? >> because the language has been hateful. this is a passionate conservative. his father was a wonderful man before you tea partiers hijacked the party. >> if you watch "the five," you'll know i'm for increasing immigration, but legal immigration. right now we allow about a million people to immigrate to america. i'm all for allowing four million. >> or billionaires. this man understands that the united states has changed, and the republican party must change with it or we will be with the dinosaurs in the big "jurassic world." >> i think it was interesting that you said he had high expectations. i think he had low expectations. i always feel like you know in general there's a lot of people who are like oh bush another bush come on. then when they see him speak, he can change minds because i think he is an excellent speaker, and i think he is going to surprise some people like he did me. when it looked like he was going to run, i was like are

his three children are here, george p bush, his other son, jeb junior, who is a real estate agent and- and his daughter who is a much less public person. a couple of his siblings are is the day toy straddle what jeb bush will have to straddle this entire campaign, which is the bush legacy and the relationship of which he is proud, but also being his own man. sometimes we have short memories , this is a huge issue for george w. bush. lots of republicans even then said do we need another bush and his father was not popular with large segments of the base, so he faces the challenges his brother surmounted. surmountpeople he can the differences and the downsides of being a bush. john: i'm going to let you go so you can pay attention to what's going on behind the room. we will do some post game on bloomberg politics.com, but let's go to my friend al hunt in the washington bureau. give us a sense of the stakes today in this speech for jeb bush. al: this is not a second impression, this is a fourth or fifth. he has to create a good one. one of the messages for anyone watching earlier was thi

his son, george p. bush an elected >>> the tex texas land commissioner just took the stage and there's still another speaker before his father is supposed to speak and formally announce. so there's the difference. >> there you go. dana thank you so much. stand by. we'll come back as soon as we see him s meanwhile gloria borger is here and i think one interesting thing to note to you is barbara bush. barb bra bush is the one who said about a year or so ago i don't think we need another bush in the white house. walking that back now. >> she is walking that back big time as they say. she said haven't we seen enough families in this country? at that time i interviewed neil bush who is not in politics and neil said if you asked my father that question he would say no he wants jeb to run. there was clearly encouragement from that quarter. i think his mother is now on board with this obviously. but, you know he's a different bush we'll get more on that let me get another quick commercial break in as we await the an

. >>> i'm to great of my dad -- george p. bush, son of the candidate to be.going to be minutes. 'll hear from him after this speaker and one other. so in the meantime, let's get to the presidential historian doug wead, a former astand to george h.w. bush, and caitlin burns. caitlin, what is the thing that will set him apart. there are a number of issues. >> he thinks this florida record -- you're going to see him emphasize this throughout the campaign. his record, especially on fiscal issues and also on some conservative social issues as well. so i think we'll see him talk about his record as florida governor going to new hampshire tomorrow, followed by a trip to iowa, south carolina, and nevada, i think he thinks this coins sill -- consistency will matter. he is playing a long and steady race thinking and hoping other candidates fall to the wayside aren't as new and exciting as they are presenting themselves to be. >> doug, this slow and steady thing the has been talking about, he is trying to present the face he hasn't changed on the issues. >> yes. it's al

george p. bush his son, the land commissioner in texas. what about mom and dad? former president george h.w. bush who is in his '90s doesn't do a lot of traveling. it is probable we will see mrs. bush, maybe today here in miami. but not supposed to be something anybody knows about. bill: that opinion reversed publicly. carl, breaking news. back in a moment in florida. martha: a bit after segue. we want to take you to north carolina because the sitting manager in oak island where two teenagers were attacked by sharks over the weekened is now speaking. let's listen in. >> another call came in for similar injury at the 55th street beach access that incident involved a 16-year-old male. the fire department crew responded to that call as well. when they arrived on scene the 16-year-old victim's friend had already begun life saving treatment on the beach. oak island police department and oak island water rescue responded to the second call. both victims were reported about to yards offshore in waist deepwater. both of victims were transported by butler county ems to a l

[applause] >> please welcome george p. bush. [applause] george p. bush: how you doing miami? be elected as the 28th land commissioner for the great state of texas. and two months later when i took the oath of office my dad stood with me. today it's my turn to stand with him. [applause] and i'm doing so not just because i'm here to support the kind of president that he will be but because the kind of man that he is. others -- others can speak to my father's record as governor or perhaps about his plans for the presidency, but i can speak to the character, to the judgment, to the temperament of the man i am blessed to call dad. my dad has given so many gifts to me, my brother jebby and my sister noel. first, my dad almost started going to mass with my mom and he decided to convert and become a member of the catholic church. faith and god organized his life. it gives him purpose and i know that faith has sustained him at all of his life's moments. the happy days and, yes, the difficult ones. my dad also taught us the importance of values. he knows who he is. he knows who he beli

he'll get a little help from his son, george p. bush later on in the week. he haseads after new hampshire to iowa, south carolina, and nevada. >> thank you very much. >>> communities around north carolina's beaches remain on edge this morning. you can understand why after more shark sightings near oak island. they come on the heels of those shark attacks that sent two swimmers to the hospital. gabe gutierrez has more on that. gabe, good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. this vacation spot is used to sharks, but not quite like this. two shark attacks within about an hour following another attack a few days before not far from here. today, local officials are extending their response. this morning, beach goers are cautious. >> we just don't want to go anywhere further than we see anyone else. >> staying mostly on the sand and out of the water. north carolina authorities searching for sharks but keeping the beaches open. >> we did cancel surf camp for this week. >> shark shock is spreading off st. louisucie florida, a sighting there is prompting officials

start with all the records being said by dow jones up from 6500 from 6500 at the end of george bush to 18,000. s&p. the nasdaq three times what it was. foreclosures are down. a tremendous improvement across all sectors. so when they are talking about calling the market and you are causing them to royal i want to thank you for rebuilding the markets. from the recession that we were in at the end of george bush, and i don't know if you have your report in front of you but there are very important graphs that i would like you to take a look at if you have your report in front of you. so let's take a look. easy ones starting with 4.1.4. that is just under the obama administration we see oil imports drop in oil production increase but we have not seen in decades. it's how about 4.1.6 billion unemployment rate dropping like a rock. this is on page -- >> what it. >> twenty of report. after the 2,072,008 recession. but now let's talk about caps on. if you would turn forward to page 62 and 63 someone to look at graphs 5.3.16 and 5.3.19. well, can you 16 and 5.3.19. well can you tell us what graph 5.3.16 is

yesterday the majority decision was justice john roberts appointed chief justice by p millimeter president george w. bush. these are two decisions the world has been watching but h watched no more closely than here at the white house. both coming down like the white house wanted them to. p jon, stick with us. i want to get your reaction terry, from arguments from chief just kiss john roberts. let's let everyone at home listen to a little bit of that argument. i can tell you what he said in the court as we prepare to get that audio. justice roberts telling the court if sue love joes and tom loves joe, sue can marry him and tom can't the chief justice asking why isn't that sexual discrimination and ultimately for him that was the question, terry. >> reporter: that question where he essentially said if two people love the same fern the opposite sex person can marry that person and same-sex person can't. there's a glimmer of hope among the advocates of same-sex marriage under the law that chief justice roberts might find his own path through gender discrimination. that it's merely a matter of gender that dis

bush, is going to be in attendance. she'll be in the audience one of his son, george p. is an elected official in texas is going to be speaking as well. so we'll see some of the bush clan but as you can imagine neither of the former presidents will be here. >> all right, dana we'll be hanging around with you all day as we await this announcement. thanks dana bash, in florida for us. he isn't in the race officially for another couple hours but jeb bush already has endorsements from more than half of florida's congressional delegation. that includes congressman john mica joining us from orlando. congressman, you see this republican field. it's getting big, getting bigger than big, huge right now. tell us why you endorsed jeb bush early. >> well, the field is big and we've got some great candidates but i can tell you, i've been in the state since 1956. we've never had the opportunity in florida or in the nation to elect a more qualified individual to take us out of sort of the doldrums that we've had the past number of years with this administration into a positive future. a

start with all the records being said by dow jones up from 6500 from 6500 at the end of george bush to 18,000. s&p. the nasdaq three times what it was. foreclosures are down. a tremendous improvement across all sectors. so when they are talking about calling the market and you are causing them to royal i want to thank you for rebuilding the markets. from the recession that we were in at the end of george bush, and i don't know if you have your report in front of you but there are very important graphs that i would like you to take a look at if you have your report in front of you. so let's take a look. easy ones starting with 4.1.4. that is just under the obama administration we see oil imports drop in oil production increase but we have not seen in decades. it's how about 4.1.6 billion unemployment rate dropping like a rock. this is on page -- >> what it. >> twenty of report. after the 2,072,008 recession. but now let's talk about caps on. if you would turn forward to page 62 and 63 someone to look at graphs 5.3.16 and 5.3.19. well, can you 16 and 5.3.19. well can you tell us what graph 5.3.16 is

it's up from 6500 at the end of george bush to 18,000. the s&p 500 from about 700 to 2100. nasdaq is three times what it was. foreclosures are down, very low, there's been a tremendous improvement across pretty much all sectors, from manufacturing to hotels to whatever. so when they're talking about calming the markets and you're causing them to royal. i want to thank you for rebuilding the markets. from the recession that we were in at the end of george bush. i don't know if you have your report in front of you, but there are some very important graphs that i'd like you to take a look at, if you have your report in front of you. so let's take a look just as easy ones, starting with 4.1.4. that is just for -- under the obama administration, we see oil imports drop and increase like we haven't seen in decades. do you see that one? >> i do. >> how about 4.1.6. civilian unemployment rate dropping like a rock? this is on page 20 of the report. after the 2007/2008 recession. you see that? >> yes. >> now let's talk about fsoc. if you would turn to page 62 and 63. i want to look a

bush list. >> a short list. george p. is on the list. yeah.marvin could be humpingy in certain settings. >> wow. >> 41 is the hottest of all. i'd say. right? >> it's the sox. >> you know the other moment of hotness was when he my husband was there. he said in person it was much more dramatic than on television. there was a huge minimum i immigration protest. a dozen people there and i've worked for a lot of politicians, we beat a lot of them up regularly here. but he handled the protest better than i've ever seen anyone do so. i think that was a great moment. and if you are going to be president, you better get ready for people to get in your face and protest your policies. i think it was nice to see he handles it with confidence and welcomed and opportunity to say, you know when i'm president, i'm going to do something. i'm going to legislate on immigration reform. >> so what i'm seeing is letting people get to know who he is. >> i see something that's important to you. he takes questions every single day from reporters, from anybody. there a

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start with all the records being said by dow jones up from 6500 from 6500 at the end of george bush to 18,000. s&pe nasdaq three times what it was. foreclosures are down. a tremendous improvement across all sectors. so when they are talking about calling the market and you are causing them to royal i want to thank you for rebuilding the markets. from the recession that we were in at the end of george bush, and i don't know if you have your report in front of you but there are very important graphs that i would like you to take a look at if you have your report in front of you. so let's take a look. easy ones starting with 4.1.4. that is just under the obama administration

>> reporter: jeb bush sent a message to hillary clinton he's going after traditional democratic voterers -- hispanics, young people. he's bilingual, so is his family and his son george p will hit the road tr him as he continues this week into iowa south carolina and then nevada. savannah? >> thank you. >>> communities in north carolina around the beach there is remain on edge after more shark sightings near oak island. they copme on the heelds of shark attacks that sent two swimmers to the hospitals. gabe gutierrez is in oak island. good morning good morning to you sfrks. >> reporter: good morning to you. two shark attacks following the another one days before not far from here. today local officials are defending their response. this morning beach-goers are cautious. >> we don't want to go any further than we see anyone else. >> reporter: staying mostly on the sand and out of the water. north carolina authorities searching for sharks, but keeping the beaches open. >> we did cancel surf camp this week. >> reporter: a few sharks close to shore are prompting officials to close all county beaches early. at holden beach another possible sighting and another near oak islan