various are whacking away at jed bush for liberality on common core standards. and a bath for citizenship. deep ties for long and established networks. the primary season for secretary clinton and george w. bush is more than formalities. michael shure, david mercer and bruce hans is with us. one of the other campaigns is on the phone. they want your valuable advice, and are willing to pay for it, about how to run for jed bush. these are the 16 or so candidates. >> jed bush knows how people will run against him. i'd try to position jed bush like you position hillary clinton as a candidate of the past. the party and the country moved beyond the days of bush and clinton. and there are more in the days of younger candidates like marco rubio or a scott walker or other can date, that's the positioning. he is different. he is different from his family and he has his own ideas, he's his own man. future. >> david mercer, the phone is ringing, you pick it up. it's martin o'mallee, bernie sanders, and they want your advice on how to run against hillary clinton. what do you

jed bush's last name is bush. he's his own man. >> when he had to say something about the most important issue grg the election, separating yourself from your past, how did he feel about the way his brother handled iraq, by all estimates he stumbled. how do you separate yourself when you have to sit at thanksgiving and say "sorry to say that brother", or father. >> one of the benefits of having relatives in the seat that they occupied before they know what comes with the territory. president bush 41, like he says to bush 43, jed, if you have to break with policies of mine or your brothers all is fair in love and war. >> i want to play a sound bite from hillary clinton, following a lose to president obama. >> this is very personal to me it's not just political or public. i see what is happening. we have to reverse it. >> i bring this up to point out eight years ago we talked about the fact that there was a clinton dynasty, and a clinton campaign machine was unstoppable. it was stopped. >> right. that moment, after

former president jed bush the son and brother, launched his 2015 presidential bid. bush wants to show case his own record, not his family legacy. >> in florida, monday, jed bush made it official. >> i have decided i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the announcement came at miami dad college. political diverse till was a key theme. mr bush attacked the administration outrage to cuba. >> we need an american president to go to havana. with free cuban people. i'm ready to be that president. >> he jabbed at hillary clinton. >> the presidency should not be passed from one liberal to the next. they took on rivals serving in the u.s. senate. >> we are not going to clean p clean up the mess in washington by electing the people that helped create it or are incapable of mixing it. >> jed bush is the son of gh w bush and younger brother of 43rd george w. bush. he unveiled a campaign logo with his first name onward. -- only. his mother attending, but his father and brother stayed away. >> not one of his deserves t

jed bush and hillary clinton represent dynasties, playing a role in politics since george h.w. bush ran for office in 1979. as they hit the trail, both are looking to separate themselves from the pack and presidential lineage. jed facing questions about his brother's decisions relating to iraq and hillary clinton distancing herself. in the week ahead we look at the changes facing the candidates as we go deeper into their presidential campaigns. >> looking forward to it. >> south korea reported a death in the middle eastern respiratory syndrome bringing the total to 15. president park geun-hye visited a hospital affected by the virus and talked with patients. met health care workers and assessed safety care measures. it affected 145 south koreans in the past few weeks, casres linked to a man who returned to south korea after a business trip >>> a new report to be presented to the u.n. human rights council describes a pattern of pervasive violent abuse and discrimination of l.g.b.t. and intersex people. a study found there's no human rights mechanism that has a systematic and comp

are suggestions that previous governments may have done the same >>> former governor of florida, jed bush announced his lanes to run for president of the united states. the republican whose brother and father was u.s. presidents is facing city competitions. >> andy gallagher reports from miami >>> john edwar bush bedder known as jeb as from a famous family. he hasn't been governor for decades, but has been watching from the sidelines. >> here is what it comes down to. our country is on a bad course. the question is what are we going to do about it. the question for me is what am i going to do about it? and i've decided i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america >>> the 62-year-old promised a brighter future declaring that america deserves better. he had a difficult few weeks. questions over whether he would have supported the war in iraq revealed an unprepared jed bush he called the questions hypothetical. days later he said he wouldn't have supported the war knowing what he does now. none of that dampened the spirits of others. >> he is the one joys jed bush now. it's

iraq hangs over the head of the rub scan front runner jed bush. >> i've decided i'm a runner for the president of the united states. >> reporter: bush has taken steps to distance himself from his breathother. >> i'm my own man. >> reporter: he stumbled gladly when asked about the war. >> knowing what we would now, would you have authorised the invasion. >> i would have so would have hillary clinton, and anybody confronted with the intelligence they got. >> reporter: in germany russia's involvement in ukraine was criticized. >> ukraine - a sovereign nation must be committed to choose its own path. >> russia must respect the sovereignty of all of its neighbours. a u.s. president many applaud for helping to bring down the berlin wall. >> the wall could never replace our dream of one germany, a free germany, a proud germany. >> reporter: jeb did not mention a member of his family his brother, one most americans dislike because of the war in iraq. both candidates have last names that bring promise and peril the challenge is leveraging what americans like and varying what people around the

republican presidential candidate jed bush a catholic, declared his independence.on't get economic policy from my bishops or my cardinals or my pope, and i'd like to see what he says as it relates to climate change and how that connects to these broader, deeper issues before i pass judgment. >> pope francis supports established science that burning fossil fuels are warming the planet. the pope says global warming poses a threat to the world's poor. the pope's teaching, known as an encyclical is putting some catholics in an awkward position, particularly these five preparing to receive the presidential nomination. each criticising the tax. the pressure may be intense when mr bush the former florida governor, and marco rubio, a former senator. last year a u.s. scientific study identified miami as a u.s. metro area vulnerable to damage. in the past marco rubio said he doesn't believe human activity is causing climate change. and the senator argued capping emissions would be a mistake. >> i can tell you it would have a devastating impact on the economy. >> last weekend

jed bush being a catholic. is that an easy way out or could it back fire? >> i think there's an easier way of saying that. i think he could say he respects the role of the church and for me and other fellow conservatives, they should say the people of faith should be free to come into the public square and express their views based op their faith. it's freedom of expression guaranteed in the first amendment. of course the pope is legitimate to speak about something that affects god's creation and the people around the world. so i think that for people like jed bush that want to change what they are saying about that... >> you have said things that are interesting about how the g.o.p. that there are free enterprise solutions that can attack - improve the environment and focus on climate change. but republicans have made a lot of hay about going against president obama in a number of green initiatives that have failed. again, difficult position for the republicans. >> except that we have a better idea. really, this is what conservatives claim, and rightly so,

how hillary clinton and jed bush are seen >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for

rivals like jed bush could find him disruptive. >> bush is in favour of common core. i don't see how he could get the nomination. he's weak on immigration, in favour of common core how can you vote for this guy. we need someone that can take the brand of the united states and make it great again >>> the former n.a.a.c.p. president that stepped down after being accused of pretending to be african-american says she identifies as black. rachel dolezal's parents told reporters she has no african-american heritage but on nbc's today show she said race is about more than skin colour. >> i identify as black. i really don't see why they are in a rush to white wash some of the work that i have done. the discussion is what it is to be human, i hope it can drive at the core of definitions of race ethnicity, culture, self-determination, personal agency, and ultimately empower. . rachel dolezal pushed back against a suggestion that she was deceitful, saying she felt a deep connection with african-american, and identity was a complex issue >>> on the same day lawmakers railed again

like the presidential candidate jed bush, recently abdicated for statehood during a visit. >> porto reekould have a vote on statehood. if i have influence on who the next president will be, let's leave it at that. i'll do everything i can to use that influence to be able to get congress to respect the will of the puerto rican people. >> what would happen if porto rico gained statehood? >> the island would have more power, gaining two seats in the senate and five in the house of representatives. washington would collect billions in income and taxes, but given the depressed economy with unemployment nearly double that of the united states, money and politics may be the biggest hurdles on the road to statehood. other way most puerto ricans change. >> the notion of puerto ricans continuing to be a colony in the 21st century is a problem. i think the crisis is an indication of the need to change course in a dramatic manner >>> joining us from the puerto rican capital is the former capital. -- prime minister. thank you for joining us. your party historically opposed statehood. it's a party that

. >> we want jed, we want jed, we want jed. bush: i think i was talking about my mom. i kind of lost my train of thought here. [laughter] long before the world knew my parents' names, i knew i was blessed to be their son. and they didn't mind it at all when i found my own path. it led from texas to miami by way of mexico. in 1971, eight years before ronald reagan said we should stop thinking of her neighbors as foreigners i was ahead of my time and cross the border. [laughter] [applause] across the plaza i saw a girl. , she spoke only a little english. my spanish was ok, but really not that good. with some intensive study we got that barrier out of the way in a hurry. in the short version, it's been a gracious walk through the years with the former colomba garnica de gallo. [cheering] whatever else i might or might not have going for me, i've got the quiet joy of a man who can say that the most wonderful friend he has in the whole world is his own wife. i love you. and together we've had the not-so-quiet joy of raising three children who have brought us nothing but hap

. >> jed bush makes his bid for the white house official, trying to follow in the presidential footsteps of his father and brother >>> most wanted - we watched and waited and struck when ready. the u.s. military puts a top al qaeda leader in the

support for jed bush dropped from 21% in march to 10% now, putting him in a close race with six other candidate. democrats hillary clinton remains a likely nominee, but lost a lot of ground on the question of honesty and trustworthiness. 41% view her as honest. 52% say she is not. and favour ability i was the lowest since 2008 the first time she rang for president >>> in an emotional hearing, lawmakers nanneded answers more -- demanded answers for air bags. an executive from takata was grilled about why the recall is taking so long. as lisa stark reports, there was questions about the safety of the replacement air backs. >> that shows where the shrapnel came out. >> reporter: it is takata air bags like this whose inflators exploded violently, sending shrapnel into drivers and passengers causing six death, and 100 injuries. the latest carloso in texas, in january. >> his air bag deployed. it was supposed to save his life and took his life. >> reporter: the air bag recalls began in 2008, 4,000 initially in honda cars. 7 years, and 43 recalls later, it has mushroomed to 11 manufacturers,

. >> reporter: like the money from undeclared republican jed bush. bush's refusal to declare his candidacy allowed him to exploit limits for official contenders. bush supporters are not giving money to him, but to a super pact that supports his run for presidency. the money raised so far totals more than $100 million and is harder to trace. >> disclosure is one of our only remaining tools to fight corruption right now. when you have undisclosed political spending it creates a window to corruption due to the lack of accountability. unlike donations to a candidate, the source of anonymous, or dark money donated to nonprofit groups does not have to be reported. >> it will have a direct exact on the integrity of our governmental process. we are in danger. >> that's because it's expected. money raised to elect the next u.s. president could top $5 billion. given most of the money could be raised in secret. it's uplikely to be decided by one person one vote. instead by an elite. spending enormous amounts on the 2016 election outcome >>> there's a lot more o

. >> reporter: jed bush who started his republican campaign was due to appear but cancelled because of the shooting. on twitter he said: democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton also tweeted: >> reporter: while people gather on the streets in solidarity for the victims and to voice anger at the crime, the police are warning locals of the danger of the attacker as they continue their manhunt >>> politicians in hong kong rejected a beijing-backed election reform bill. it would have given voters in hong kong the opportunity to elect the leader in 2017. it would have only been able to choose by candidates approved by beijing. that is the move that activists call un-democratic. china's correspondent adrian brown has more. >> the clean-up is beginning outside the legislative assembly. the numbers of protesters are thinning out. it's been a good day for the pro-democracy groups. they ensured a deposit proposal to broad ep democratic reform in hong kong would not and has not passed. in a sense, it's an irony having democrats calling for democracy, voting down a proposal to do that. they

in a match-up with the republicans, she leads jed bush which 8, marco rubio by 10 and scott walk e by 16. another poll shows bush leading among republicans, with donald trump in second not far behind each though he just entered the race. for more on donald trump and the republican field we are joined by joe, a former aide to the bush campaign. are you surprised that trump is pulling this well? >> well, it's early on but you have to realise that donald trump has huge name i.d. he's self-funded and is a wealthy guy. and is a decisive person. he speaks his mind this is a time when americans don't like the plain speaking and he's talking about the economy. something that the americans care about because the economy has a lot of weakness. he's saying i can produce jobs and put people back to work. he can resonate with pollsters. he's a polarizing figure. more hold an unfavourable view than a favourable one. if the field were smaller, he may win. he only needs 15% of voters to choose him. >> the field will get larger at this point. there's candidates that have not announced that they are ru

bush, jed bush. he was coming - in the early stages of his campaign to charleston. he counselled that visit and sent his condolences to all families. clearly, already, there has been an affect albeit a relatively small one on another national story, which is the election early stages for the white house next year 2016. >> a final thought before you go. are you getting details from the police or church leaders about the motivation behind the shooting? >> it's very difficult to say, darren. the police are saying they are looking for a white young man, they have given the description, and i passed it on to you. everybody is at a loss to know why this might have happened. and the governor the republican governor issued a statement at which he said he was at a loss to know why anyone would want to go into a place of worship and shoot so many dead. it's a famous church the emanuel ame church built in the 1800s, and has a history, because it is a place that the slaves revolt was planned in all those years ago. it's a very very well-known church in the american south. as yo

people not a single republican candidate for president has praised the supreme court ruling, from jed bush bobby jindal and others all 13 g.o.p. hopefuls issued statement for traditional marriage. former arc sfau governor and presidential candidate weighed in. >> this case was not so much about a matter of marriage equality, it was marriage redefinition. i think people have to say if you are going to have a new celebration that we are not going to discriminate. may i ask are we going to discriminate against people of conscience, faith, who may disagree with the ruling. >> reporter: things got out of hand at the gay pride march in turkey. police in istanbul fired water canons rubber pellets and tear gas to disperse crowds. it's not clear why police cracked down on the activist. some say this annual march is the largest gay pride event with several thousand people participating. joining me now to dig deeper into the incident is a cofounder of foreign policy interrupted, and a fellow at the world policy institute. thank you for joining us in the studio. the gay pride parade is not knew to tur

. >> republican jed bush is expected to announce his candidacy tomorrow.eived this yesterday during hillary clinton's speech. >> new jersey governor chris of christie also was interviewed. they figure he had the best chance in 2012 and he's trying stay relevant among 11 other gop candidates. christie will be enter have you had by george stephanopoulos on "this week." that program airs at 8:00 this morning following "good morning america weekend." >> the nba finals head back to oracle arena today. take a look at the countdown clock that is counting you down to abc's coverage of game five. 9 thundershowers 55 minutes, 46 seconds. the warriors home court is known at roaracle arena. if you ever attended a game you know why. but an expert said all that noise may be hurting your ears. >> the noise level at oracle arena can literally be off the charts. look at that decibel reader on the left of your screen going into the 124 range and that wasn't even for the splash brothers. that was for a fan making a half-court shot. it was comparable to a chainsaw or rock con

people still think the front runner is jed bush and then of course you have donald trump. what can i say. say something on that one for a second. he grabbed the headlines, he created some exciting. obviously he is an outlier candidate. does he have any shot? >> please, karen. a lot of people run because you get his name out there. when he goes under a little bit he wants to come out even more. this gets him a lot of attention. a lot of candidates won't win, but they can write a book, be on tv. maybe i'll think of announcing. when you don't win, you still win. the thing is, too, you have to realize with donald trump, what is he doing here? he's getting his name out. what's he going to do. i'll give you $10 in chips for one of his casinos. this is ludicrous. he's already pissed off our neighbors in mexico. he'll probably declare war on canada. the man is outrageous. i need your opinion on this one, obviously hillary clinton is the front runner on the democrat side. but on the college campuses i'm hearing a lot of buzz about an old white guy out of vermont. >> i love it. ther

jed bush said the flag should be taken down it belongs in a museum. former governor of massachusetts, mitt romney tweeting. this has traction in the state of south carolina. what i'm interested is as to whether or not going to be the same traction in other southern states as the discussion is opened up because of the horrific events a few days ago. >> robert ray joining us live. thank you, on that issue of the confederate flag. it is divided, as is the case of much along lines of race. most see it as a major issue, most blacks that it is. douglas is an author writing about the changing face of charleston, and when we say extensively, two books on the subject. thank you for being with us. is charleston challenging for the better or the worst? >> definitely for the better. it's what you see out here the aftereffect of the tragedy tells you that. there's a oneness in the community in a lot of respects i understand that there are racial divides and so forth. i think that there's a tremendous show of unity. >> we are hearing about the funerals that are yet

. >> republican jed bush is expected to announce his candidacy tomorrow. he released this ad yesterday during clinton's speech. >> new jersey governor chris christie also was interviewed. he believes hillary clinton has no clue what americans want. they figure he had the best chance in 2012 and he's trying stay relevant among 11 other gop candidates. >> he believes she lives in a bubble. >> she doesn't hear from anybody or question anybody how would she know how real americans are concerned about? i don't know. >> chris christie said if the threat from isis continues the american people must understand the fight against them is not going to be easy and it's going to be long. christie will make his decision whether to run for the white house by the end of the month. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news warriors pride eating up social media. how people are showing off their team spirit and how some are famous in their own right. a live look from oracle arena as we get ready to head into summer. lee lisa will be along shortly to talk about it in a few.

former governor jed bush tweeted out that the confederate flag belongs in a museum, not on a pole in front of the state capital. we heard some young ladies talk about their thoughtsment i know it's impromptu, but we are trying to give people a sense of why you are out there, why are you out here? >> to show unity and have the flag taken down. >> why do you want it taken down? >> it represents a divisive south carolina. the united states flag is the flag that should be flown, the state flag of south carolina should be flown. >> reporter: thank you very much. she couldn't say it better. that's the consensus of the crowd here in south carolina. whether the rest of the states feel that way will come out in the coming days this clearly has movement. >> robert ray reporting live from the state capital. the church shooting has resurrected the controversy of the confederate flag. it's viewed by some as an important part of southern identity. others see it as a symbol of slavery. al jazeera's correspondent is in colombia. >> reporter: derek boils was shocked with what he saw, he had to take a

. >> reporter: jed bush who started his republican campaign was due to appear in charleston on thursday, but cancelled because of the shooting. on twitter he said: democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton also tweeted: . >> where do we go from here. >> reporter: while people gather on the streets in solidarity for the victims and to voice anger at the crime, the police are warning locals of the danger of the attacker as they continue their manhunt >>> a catholic church has been damaged in a suspected arson attacks in northern israel. the fire broke out overnight in the church of the multiplication of loaves and fishes. graffiti was found on the wall calling for the expulsion of heathens in israel. it marks the spot where jesus performed a media by feeding 5,000 people with five loaves of bread and two fish. >> we believe that we are not obliged to live together. we will not permit a small group of fanatics to disturb this peaceful life between the two people of this country. we will repair the place, we will do it perhaps even look better. the injury will be always that what happ

jed bush prepares to throw his name into the presidential ring.a claim that leaks from edward snowden compromised british spy networks. >>> dangerous animals escape from a zoo, roaming the streets in an eastern european town >>> and challenges ahead as society

mitt romney did that jed bush said it belongs in a museum. this is a consensus here something getting a lot of traction, and we'll see what happens in the coming weeks ahead as to whether events like this will help the movement of take down the flag for the people down here that it clearly supports. >> another thing they are talking about here in charleston south carolina is change. factor in race it's difficult, and factor in homes that have been in families for generations many dating back to the times of slavery, homes owned by blacks now owned by whites. change is coming. >> reporter: there is a growing unease settling over charleston summed up by one man gentrification. >> reporter: this corner store has been in the family of joseph watson. the houses around are sold off. the pushed aside by the wealth. >> you have one company coming from whales buying up property buying it. >> wales? >> yes, prince charles. >> tied in with him. >> that's not black. >> it's not black, it's totally white. they are looking at the historical value of the pr

jed bush was in estonia last week before today and before this big announcement.ad a chance to speak with him about ukraine? how do you think having a new person in the white house might change the dynamic? petro: i have to speak with the elder george bush. unfortunately, not jeb bush. ryan: talking a lot about ukraine. petro: absolutely. i have lots of communication with members of the senate and members of congress and both from democratic and republican parties. ukraine is united with the u.s. congress and u.s. people. we have strong bipartisan support. i think the approach of president obama is not because he is personally not waiting. i think this is the effective attempt to keep european solidarity with u.s. and with ukraine. ryan: to figure out your allies and who do not support the idea? petro: absolutely. my view of the sanctions which he is demonstrating by the european union and the whole world and the g7 countries is effective method for putin to have a seat at the table and keep the promises that we assigned the 12 the february. ryan: let me ask about

could be advised by a former one. 57% of likely republican poll go say they would be mostly good for jed busher george as his advisor. 83% approve hillary clinton getting white house advice of her husband bill. in an exclusive interview with emily chang, the hp executive was asked about -- >> there will be some restructuring cost as we continue to be effective and lean and competitive on the world stage. this is now a global economy and we have to be competitive. weird very thoughtful -- we are very hopeful about this. i know if we do not get our structure right this won't be the happy ending that we know it can be. vonnie: those are your top headlines. tom: hewlett-packard the last 10 years has done 5% per year total return. that is not miss whitman's fault that the company has been a train wreck. it has been a disaster. vonnie: after the last earnings announcement the stock shot up again. tom: another important interview. david path of over will be in -- of uber will be in the studio as many of the huber cities around the world are challenged to say the least. currency commodities and green

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jed bush is likely going to be on top. in co--- in terms of the patriot act talk about overreaching, the terrorists are overreaching to the government has a duty to protect entire cities. talking about overreaching of the presidency. we have to understand the overreaching of the terrorists. cyberattacks and all kinds of things to harm citizens. host: that is john and maryland you may have heard about concerns over air and they are malfunctioning. it is the subject of a hearing in the house today. it features a hearing on the takata airbag's safety. a story in the new york times saying in written testimony in advance of the hearing, on young -- and will executive said they would stop making that shape repellent wafers that would not switch away from its chemical compound that experts have said could become dangerous if exposed to moisture or swings in temperature. it 2:00 this afternoon on c-span three. arthur, you are on. caller: i think it will hurt him because he is not presidential material. he is really a joke. host: w

. >> that's bush jed. >> who would make the best president? sh. >> he might be a good candidate. >> jeb bush? >> yeah why not? >> actor or politician. >> i don't know what to call him. >> he's running for president. >> i know that. >> does he have your vote? >> nope. >> of these on this board, who would be the best president? >> the donald. >> donald trump is going to be our next president. >> let's play actor or politician. politician politician, actor. that's stuart varney. >> i watch fox news. >> that's dr. ben carson. >> should i know him? >> he's running for president. >> ben carson the brain surgeon. if you need brain surgeon, he's the guy you want. >> i thought he was on "grey's anatomy." >> rand paul. >> he wants to be sure we're not being watched with a drone. are you pro-drone? >> i don't know what a drone is. >> who would you vote for? >> i wouldn't vote until i was more informed. >> okay. welcome to america. >> who is that? >> he is from "scandal." >> no that's michael douglas. who's history are you studying? running in that electio

jed dia, that's an impressive poll result for bush.e were giving him grief. >> yeah. >> just a couple weeks ago about not dominating. he's nom dominating but he's in the lead. >> look at donald trump. what does that say about the voting public. people are actually listening to him. they're looking left and right for maybe we could switch it up. >> that seems rationale to me. >> maybe we could have someone outside the shirkcle. if you heard donald trump talk this is a guy, regardless of what you think of him, he will shake up the system. so i think jeb bush should be looking at those numbers saying donald trump is that close? i need to maybe spice my campaign up a little bit. he needs to be pulled a "you're fired" on somebody. >> those stale old folks who are running against dodge trump. >> i don't know what a mashup of donald trump and jeb bush would look like. separating one to ten like -- >> donald trump weren't there you would make something of it come on. >> i wouldn't make that much of it. look he got a lot of publicity with his a