it is weak and we are not expecting anything surprising in 2015. >> james, thank you for that, james baker joining us from tokyo. >> the latest from the markets, david is you're watching japan and oil. >> as james pointed out, several reasons that the economy is not doing quite as well. obviously the consumer is really from the sales tax -- reeling from the sales tax increase. is the boj supposed to come in will we get the effectiveness if they announced something new? we surveyed economists and the majority say that we will see the boj act further and most of them say act before october. you look to gdp read, this is a 10 year. yields are across the board, 10 years. five-year, also up -- were we? -- where are we? 15 basis points. nothing, almost. the market is perhaps looking and maybe pricing in more action from the boj, dollar/yen immediately spiking out. that up -- up,. . you get a move up forr equity markets, nikkei. we are down for today but we are still out .9% -- up .9%. we're still 16. a big drop your but we are all -- here but we are up. back to you. >> seeing sorry -- c sorry, c

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delegation ipp cruded james baker and condoleezza rice and john mcgain. president obama's stop over was brief, underscoring the saudi arabia relation-to the united states as the u.s. confronts i.s.i.l., iraq and syria, and deals with rivalries, conflicts and instability in the region, including in yemen. >>> this time on "inside story", the death of a king and the succession of another, a look at u.s. ties. let's start with senior washington correspondent mike viqueira, welcome back to "inside story". you know, the president and presidential face time is a very coveted resource. there's a new power on the scene, narendra modi - why did he cut short his visit. >> symbolism, appearances and substance. it's a measure of the economic importance of saudi arabia. a country that president obama described as a key to a complicated group of nations. it may be an understatement. let's be honest, the president would be sightseeing, visit the taj mahal, maybe upset that he couldn't do that. he cut short the trips to asia. >> if he had done that, and he hadn't been in

and former secretary of state james baker. also have preview of today's super bowl match up between the patriots and the seahawks. plus nfl commissioner roger goodell admits -- >> it has been a tough year. >> o'donnell: get analysis from james brown anchor of cbs sports nfl today. head of the centers for disease control will be along for update on the now widespread outbreak of measles. bob schieffer talks to former lbj advisor joe califano about his book "the triumph and tragedy of johnson" because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, bob schieffer is off today. we begin this morning with the grim news of another execution from the terror group isis. cbs news correspondent holly williams. >> the video released by isis does appear to show the beheading of kenji goto a japanese journalists captured late last year. assessment of the japanese government. isis had offered to release goto in return for a failed female suicide bomber what who is on death row in jordan. the jordanian government said it

tom ridge, james baker and michael chertoff. tough to separate your shelf -- separate herself from bush 41 and bush 43. because his brother and father were the last two republican presidents, they and their people make up -- the other thing that is a key component this is not a group with unified views. paul wolfowitz is considered more hawkish. you have james baker, who was under president george h w bush more pragmatist. while these hands harken back to his brother and father, it is too simplistic to say they are unified. we are trying to parse out what these names mean. i think we will have to wait until jeb bush tries to lay out how he feels about foreign-policy. betty: twitter could not spare him from some of the gaffs he made during this speech. phil: it is twitter. betty: people love to troll people. one was, instead of saying ukraine, he said the ukraine. he was making up iran and iraq. phil: at one point, he said 200,000 isis fighters when it was more like 20,000. when he is up giving scripted speeches, he can stumble.

director john brennan, to former secretaries of state of state james baker and condoleezza rice. >> jon: holy ( bleep )! everybody. let's see if i can do the math. between saudi arabia and france, that's everybody. minus nobody. ( laughter ) carry the what the ( bleep ). you know what though you know what? who'd want to go to gross paris anyway when you could go to-- ( laughter ) the city of... a city. and just look at riyadh's effect on nancy pelosi and john mccain. ( laughter ) apparently, these ( bleep ) only fight here in america. ( laughter ) apparently, the only thing that can bring our divided political system together is saudi arabia. they really are a stabilizing force. so obama leaving india to go to saudi arabia is really sending a message to france. you want us to come over and march with you guys in solidarity? find a way to turn this into this. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we'll be right back. we did it charlie. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest lte signal. let's go tell everybody. we're doing things like putting lte radio's at the top of our towers. to maximize p

aides say jeb bush is consulting with 20 veterans of past bush administrations, among them james baker and paul wolfowitz. jeb bush outlined a muscular foreign policy including a fight against isis. >> taking them out is the strategy. there's no talking about this. that's just not going to work for terrorism. >> reporter: until now the former florida governor's been mostly on board with his brother's policies. >> i'm the only republican that was in office when he was in office as president that never disagreed with him. and i'm not going to start now. >> reporter: the bush bloodlines run deep. after barbara bush said this to nbc news two years ago. >> there's other people out there that are very qualified. and we've had enough bushes. >> reporter: last week she insisted she changed her mind, skyping into an event while her son was speaking. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: today jeb bush acknowledged mistakes with his brother's iraq policy, but he credited his brother for the surge in iraq calling it one of the most heroic acts of political courage by any president. peter alexander, nbc news

former secretary of state james baker, who served under the first president bush and helped elect the second, was critical today of house speaker john boehner's decision to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to address congress without consulting the white house first. >> is that a significant breach of protocol? >> yes. >> reporter: how significant is it? >> well i don't, i can't remember an incident where it's ever been done. now let me say this, the speaker of the house can invite whoever he wants to speak to the house, it's a co-equal branch of government. but it is best done, our foreign policy is best done, when there is at least cooperation between the legislative and executive branches. >> brangham: president obama will ask congress to increase corporate taxes, and taxes on the rich, as part of the budget he'll submit to congress tomorrow. a white house official told reporters that the president will ask lawmakers to approve a one-time 14% tax on $2 trillion worth of corporate profits earned and held overseas. this, to help pay for a series of proposed big public

it's backfiring in another way too, you had a leading republican, who was on face the nation bade james bakeraid this does defy protocol that the speaker would reach out to netanyahu without involving the white house, this is what he said in fact. >> is that a significant breach of protocol? >> yes, it is. how sfachblt is it. >> i can't remember an incident in which it has been done. the speaker of the house has every right in the world to invite whoever he wants to the house. but forngeign policy is conduct. >> so larry, would there be a winner in this deal between boehner and netanyahu by doing this? >> well obviously they hope they're both going to look good in different ways. netanyahu has elections coming up. but what i found interesting about jim baker's comment there, he of course is a republican what i said was really more supportive of a democratic president. but let's remember, he was secretary of state under the first george w. bush and george h.w. bush had a democratic congress, house and senate for all four of his years. so baker knows what it's like for congress of the other par

bush was president, james baker secretary of state.weren't happy with the new israeli president. and baker was testifying before the house foreign affairs committee in '90 when that irritation publicly burst open. >> everybody over there should know the telephone number is 1-202-456-1414. when you are sere s you about these, call us. >> reporter: what happened a year later, even made that relationship even more tense. the israelis were absorbing tens of thousands of jewish refugees. they needed financial help. they were seeking billions of dollars in loan guarantees from the united states and they basically told the shamir government you are not going to get those guarantees until you cease the settlement activity on the west bank. that caused a real rupture. what you don't see now, that you did see in '91, is cut off of aid, if you will. one of the strengths israel has had over all of these years is strong support among republicans and democrats, liberals and conservatives and if you undermine or poison that relationship it will hurt

he has james baker, a realist, but also guess who else, steven hadley and paul wolfowitz who left usith isis, a nutso policy called the pottery barn rule, you break it, you bought it. will the real jeb bush please stand up. are you go it alone freedom fries neocon ideologue? then your brother doubled down with his war of choice. are you taking us to war with iran? is this going to be the bush trifecta? are you going to find other ways to guard this country's interests other than taking us into another war? political correspondent casey hunt is in chicago covering governor jeb bush today. what was the feeling out there today? that he separated himself from his sibling and his father or he didn't? >> chris, i think that while the headline out of this was, i am my own man, you didn't actually hear many specifics where jeb bush is actually differentiating himself between george w. bush and george h.w. bush. if you listen to the discussion about iraq, he said there were mistakes made in iraq and that the surge was politically heroic, one of the most politically hero we can things that any

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framework in the world, and maybe we should take the example of bosnia, where during the campaign, james baker had said we don't have a dog in that fight, not enough american interest to get involved there so there was the idea to do something about the humanitarian catastrophe, and what you said it was the set of organizing principles with how the ministration thought about this. before you could arrive at a peace agreement, you had to decide what the policy was going to be, and nato took action in its own history to do something about that complex. can you talk about that struggle to actually put those principles into action? or sandy? whoever would like to take this one? >> is very frustrate problem for the first couple of years, as net is in europe, europeans saw it i merrily as a humanitarian -- saw it primarily as a humanitarian mission. europe was ambitious. in the beginning, we believed that we should lift the arms embargo, which only applied to the albanian muslims, because of the serbs had weapons from serbia, and strike the serbs if they bombed. warren christopher went to europe to

among them his father's secretary of state, james baker, also paul wolfowitz of iraq policy.ondoleezza rice as another adviser. this team put together by advisers that served both his father and brother. candidates draw heavily from previous administrations of the same party. in this case the administrations just happen to be all bush administrations. from the speech itself, it seems that bush is prepared to have the united states play a greater role in current conflicts in places like ukraine and syria than it already is. >> i have doubts whether this administration believes american power is such a force. under this administration we are inconsistent and indecisive. we have lost the trust and confidence of our friends. we definitely no longer inspire fear in our enemies. the great irony of the obama presidency is this. someone who came to office promising greater engagement with the world has left america less influential in the world. >> and msnbc political correspondent casey hunt was in chicago with governor bush for that speech. she joins us now from washington. thanks

. >> does include james baker, who was notably absent from his brother's advisory informal kitchen cabineto into iraq and that is a significant difference with the former secretary of state. one of the excerpts an important excerpt from the speech he's about to give reads "i also have been lucky to have a father and a brother who both have shaped america's foreign policy from the oval office. i recognize that as a result my views will often be held up in comparison to theirs sometimes in contrast to theirs. i love my father and my brother. i admire their service to the nation and the difficult decisions they had to make but i am my own man and my views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences." molly ball chris cillizza says he can't have it both ways. he says i am my own man. >> he's got to lay something out. jeb will come under pressure to start putting specifics behind the big symbolic statements he's making. so far we've had the, we've got to talk about what we're for, not just what we're against, speech, that didn't lay out much of what he was actually for. we've had the w

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there was a republican secretary of state, james baker.dn't like what the israeli prime minister at that time was doing as far asset will as settlement activities. baker was testifying before the house foreign affairs committee. he was clearly irritated by israel's settlement policies in the west bank. listen to what he told members of congress. >> everybody over there should know that the telephone number is 1-202-456-1414 when you're serious about peace call us. >> that's what he said to the prime minister of israel. if you're serious about peace call us. he put the public phone number of the white house up there. that was a pretty low point in u.s.-israeli relations at that time. democrats on the hill they were really furious with the republican administration. this time republicans are obviously very furious with the democratic administration. i will add one final point, anna. at that point, a lot of people don't remember a year later when the relationship was also very sour george h.w. bush was still president of the united states. at

we've got former secretary every state james baker he'll join us, then we'll talk with senators from both parties, including south carolina republican senator lindsey gram, and the number two democrats in the senate, illinois senator richard durbin. then the latest on measles here in the u.s., it is spreading, there are some new numbers coming out just about how widespread it is, so we will talk to the director of the centers for disease control, and prevention doctor tom freed end. and then a superbowl preview. all coming up here on "face the nation". nick snow. >> a lot to cover. nice to see you on a sunday morning. >> it is 8: 35 right now. happening now, if you need a hoagie for superbowl party well we've got the place for you t may be very well the best deal in town, and it is all for a good cause so that's the great news. syma chowdhry live in mullica hill, new jersey, where students and volunteers are making hundreds of hoagies. syma, good morning. >>> good morning nicole. making hundreds every hoagies and also having fun and little party while we're at t busy right now john w

experts recruited by the former governor include past bush officials like former secretary of state james baker security secretary michael chertoff and paul wolfowitz, a former u.s. deputy u.s. secretary and architect of the 2003 invasion of iraq. it's written the list of advisers tells us while jeb bush may be his own man, he's still a man of the republican establishment. in other words, a bush. speaking in chicago yesterday, here's how the former governor talked about his brother's legacy in iraq. >> there were mistakes made in iraq, for sure using the intelligence capability that everybody embraced about weapons of mass destruction, turns out not to be accurate. my brother's administration through the surge, which was one of the most heroic acts of courage politically that -- that any president's done because there was no support for this and it was hugely successful. >> and joining me now live nbc news senior political editor mark murray. the first read team put it this way, if you're your own man why are you surrounding yourself with the many same foreign policy advisers? did jeb bush in a

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then foreign policy the summer before 9/11, james baker the third set up offices throughout the middle east before 9/11. could you point that out because at the end of the bush administration, halliburton and blackwater also set up their offices in the middle east. i just wonder how that corporate international fascism bribe money is working out? host: is there a connection? guest: i'm not sure what the question is. obviously rand paul would have you believe that there is a question but the facts don't really back it up. host: what about rand paul and his approach to foreign policy? how is that going to play out? guest: i think it might have resonated better a couple years ago. the fact that he is to the left of foreign policy doesn't help him in a republican primary. i think the fact that he is willing to give president obama benefit of the doubt but various republicans such as dick cheney and what not he's questioned their motives throughout the years. i don't think that sits very well with republicans. i think his moment has in a way passed. he is obviously clever and intelligent po

people like former secretary of state james baker.ormer homeland security secretary tom rimp and michael chertoff michael mu mukasey. a national security adviser for the iraq war and guys like reichened a few others focused on western hemisphere issues of course, a big concern and interest of the governor given he's from there in miami or living in miami and has always been concerned about the issue, but it is remarkable for him to go out and say that i'm going to be my own man, i love my father and brother, oh by the way, here are 21 of those that worked with them. to thread an incredibly narrow needle. remember his father's foreign policy differs substantially from that of his brother and the idea the neoconservatives working for his brother versus other whose work for his father conflict between these two camps for years and now embodied in jeb himself and what he decides to talk about. i think we'll see some of that today, and you'll be able to go through the speech later, say, that's like his dad. a little more like his brother.

from james baker, his father's chief of staff to michael chertoff to michael hayden. the americans say jeb bush represents the past. while just 33% say he represents the future. that poll show he's going have to do a lot more to convince the american people he'll be different from two president bush's. >> thank you. let's bring in brianna keilar. iran he's walking this difficult line. how did he do? >> you know the overall roll out, everybody he's done has been professional. it followed on that track. he's not given his last word on his assessment of his brothers choices in foreign policy. it's fine for the winter of 2015. it will not be sufficient through fall 2016 if he gets that far. >> david you're shaking your head in agreement. >> i'm agreeing he has a lot more to do. the i think the clearest indication that he understands that the bush name is something he has to deal with is the fact at the very beginning of his cam page he went front and center. he does not think this is a one and done think. he's getting out early because he's laying ground work for knowing

photograph treaty tweeted out by secretary of state john kerry as he was en route to riyadh including james bakerm the bush administration and condoleezza rice also from the george w. bush administration. what message did this send the saudi kingdom, also the fact that the president was already in india changed his plans to attend the services on tuesday? guest: well if you look at the delegation that went to riyadh to provide condolence for our government for the passing of king abdullah first of all, it was very large. about 30 people. but it reflected about five administrations in the u.s. government. it shows a continuity in the relationship, the bilateral relationship between saudi arabia and the united states. and it showed a commitment to continuing that relationship based upon our shared interests. host: mrs. obama drawing headlines. she did not wear a head dress, a scarf, as she greeted members of the saudi leadership. how significant was that? guest: it reflected a silliness in the media. there were two issues: one about her not wearing a scarf and the other was that men did not shake h

james baker on their. paul wolfowitz as well.ndersecretary of defense for the first bush administration under dick cheney. a few other names are michael chertoff and tom ridge. they are bush -- george w. bush's secretaries of homeland security. you can go through the list and the breakdown that is on the "washington post" website. other publications reporting on that list of advisors. in its wrapup, noting that one name is missing from that list is former secretary of state condoleezza rice. she is still a close ally to the bush family as anyone listed on that list, she has consulted with the former florida governor. the absence of her name suggest that he is sensitive about being seen as a carbon copy of his brother. more on that story on "washington post.com." life for independents. good morning. caller: i am an air force veteran. i do not want any more neocons in office starting wars. we have too much to take care of in our country, the roads are falling apart in the bridges are falling down. i do not want another neocon and d

. >> james baker also had a famous quote which we cannot repeat here now about israel and the jewish people. >> please don't. we like our television network. >> you like your "morning joe." >> yes. >> how about andrea still remembering the phone number. how good is she? >> exactly. exactly. >> well. >> i take it you're going to be talking about this a great deal today on your show? >> yes. and you know we talked to nick burns, former high ranking diplomat from harvard. this is not good for israel it's not good for the united states. the iran agreement pros and cons of it are going to be controversial enough. a lot of people are arguing it is a bad deal it does give iran nuclear equipment that can be converted. for all the talk about verification verification, you know, they've cheated before. either this is a breakthrough and a legacy agreement that barack obama really wants or it's a bad deal. >> it needs to be canceled. >> the fact that he's coming to lobby against the president's policy is what pushes it over the top and almost unprecedented to give him that platform to lobby abou

the bush administration -- >> james baker's quote. >> the bush administration was withholding money fromaelis to protest their settlement policy which is something that the obama administration has never done. i believe the bush administration was correct. >> we've got to go but let's get this up quickly. nicolle just brought up something about arab countries. one of the most fascinating developments have been arab countries, actually aligning more with israel. not afraid to cross hamas. not afraid to cross arab extremists. >> that was the piece i wrote two weeks ago. >> yeah. >> i did a lot of reporting out there. >> you did. we are seeing such a shake-up here. a lot of bad news a lot of headlines, a lot of beheadings. but there's a coming together in the middle east the likes of which we haven't seen. >> that's right. and the israeli, both the israelis and palestinians hope that the sunni states like saudi arabia, like egypt, will be able to come to the table, the negotiating table, and help force a deal between the israelis and the palestinians. >> yeah. >> joe kline stay with us. >>>

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ella baker was a democratic activist a democratic activist, but she believed the centrality of grassroots because the meant to t5 the mental capacity and ability of those every day people those jamescleveland called ordinary people. as you access their ability and capacity, you do not have to have just one leader representing all black people and all brown people usually to be co-opted. and once you co-opted or murder lo and behold depression disorientation and the possibility of those capacities in the abilities of ordinary people to overlook. ella baker is someone we have to catch up with. she is ahead of us and she died, of course working closely with my precious puerto rican brothers and the liberation movement. she was cosmopolitan international always at a grassroots level and there is nothing wrong if people think you are charismatic but you must use your charismatic as a form of service not a form of conspicuous consumption that makes you center stage as an individual rather than part and parcel of the group. that is why count basie was always with the group. him projecting himself as some individual. he understood there is no talent without the group. we could go on and o

baker-finch is ready to call it at the 14th hole. one of the widest greens on tour here. ian: it certainly is, jame. it's not an easy one.ugh the wind has died down a little bit. club selection will be easier. dustin johnson parred all four days here at 14. david: and the big fellow has 6-iron. ian: james hahn bogeyed it in round three with pars the other three rounds. a good solid 6-iron for dustin johnson. i would say one more for hahn. david: right at the flagstick. ian: beautiful shot there for dustin johnson. hit a beauty into 18 in regulation unlucky not to hole that putt for the outright win. remember these guys were paired today. so this is their 21st hole together for the day. peter: janes hahn has also selected a 6-iron. i'm not sure if there's room for any mis-hithood here. ian: i agree. he'll have to turn this over and get a jump forward. really good swing, though, peter. peter: so many of these young kids have great golf swings. ian: he lives on the internet, trying to improve. trying look for something different every day. good solid 6-iron with a little draw. peter: it started to the right it's turning ove