. >> reporter: when it comes to finances, jed bush is strong, but hobbles into boulder after a bush family wow wow with descending poll numbers and public displays of frustration. >> i have a lot of cool things to do other than sit around being miserable, listen to people demonize me and me compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. >> reporter: marco rubio hopes to seize on some much bush's lost ground, despite having to defend allegations that he has a defend allegations that he has a poor attendance record for voting in the senate. >> being in the senate is more than casting a vote - that's a small part. >> carley fiorina saw fleeting popularity out of the debate. in is in her comfort zone - money and business. it will be about taxes, and john kassig may talk a lot about taxes. making their points on budgets and taxes in the familiar territory of the earlier debate for those not polling is carlos santana, bobby jindal george pet -- petaki and lindsay graham, all with a big mountain to climb in the debate >>> the latest university poll shows democratic presidential front runner hillary

he focused going at it with jed bush. hillary clinton was not live on the talk show circuit. but managed to dominate much of the conversation. >> reporter: on thursday former secretary of state and democratics front-runner hillary clinton testifies before the house select committee on benghazi. almost a year and a half after the committee came into existence in 2014. as the calendar turns towards thursday main event republicans are playing defense against accusations that the investigation is nothing more than a split wag witch hunt. >> we have 50,000 now documents. less than 5% have anything to do with secretary hillary clinton. she's an important witness. but she is one wentness, by the time we throw we would have interviewed men. departments say the mission is not about digging up the truth but damaging hillary clinton. >> we had a plan presented to us, where we would have been interviewing all of the key people. he threw that away and went after hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton cited comments by house majority leader keith mccarthy that the republicans chipped away at

jed bush why have your numbers falling. how about talking about the substantive issues. >> for all of the demands for greater substance, this will be remembered for the flash of anger. it was the significant moment. this was a night jed bush promised to impose himself. when the debates are over the campaign comes out trying to put a gloss on the candidates performance. with the debates attracting audiences of millions, little could be said. these are a way of judging what messages work and what policies could develop >>> suspended f.i.f.a. president has said that the 2018 world cup will not be taken away from the country, an u.n. official agreement within f.i.f.a. decided russia would host the world cup, and the united states could take the 2022 event. they played a key role in shifting support away from the u.s. and towards qatar. >> one of the driest places are bursting with life. a chilean presence has been transformed. we have this report. >> a carpet of colour. the most spectacular growth in two decades. we have not ha

jed bush couldn't resist firing box. >> it calls into question credibility as a commander in chief and an architect of the next foreign policy. ben carson stumbled over a question, arriving a confusing question on how if independence had been declared there wouldn't have been a war. >> i don't believe that invading iraq was an existential threat to us. i don't think saddam hussein was an existential threat to us, i was talking about - i wasn't particularly interested in going into afghanistan >>> the most talked about noncandidate is joe biden. largely home in delaware. unlike top contenders bernie sanders and hillary clinton, he will no got to iowa. he be at the white house out lining a discussion about climate change. >> german chancellor angela merkel was in istanbul seeking turkey's help dealing with the flood on refugees. >> reporter: germany's chancellor angela merkel is in istanbul looking for help, asking the turkish government to stem the flow of refugees coming to europe. >> we have used the crisis we are experiencing to a disorderly or uncontrolled movement, to great closer

jed bush why have your numbers fallen. all the demands, this will be remembered for the flash of anger. it was the significant moment. this was a night-jed bush imposed himself where christy, crews made some impact. when it was over. they tried to put a gloss on the performance. there's little that can be said in here. the changes what happened in there. these an impact. >> a way that messages works and policies that did well enough. >> let's get the weather with everton, and news of rain in australia. >> that's right. we have seen much-needed rain, it's been a hot dry start to bring. you can see this rash of making its way to the east. we have seen welcome rain. not so useful and welcome. that did come with very, very strong. roofs were ripped off buildings. trees and parr lines down. there was damaging hail. trees uprooted in the process. we have a few showers to come around the area as we go on through friday. heavy downpours a responsibility. for many it will be dry. sprinkling of showers. and the thicker cloud making

the figures in both parties - they have not made up enough ground, whether it's jed bush. if they are a former government. they are not helping. what people are looking for is authenticity, and someone like a donald trump that will come in saying the politicians are a bunch of losers. it's something playing well, americans that are dis gusted with washington. >> michael shure is at congress for us. the men and women is to protect >> when i met daisy, it was the best day of my life. when my past caught up with me and made us all pay the price. >> the social worker said, "i'm gonna have to take the baby". they took my family. i don't know how i'm gonna do it but... i need another lawyer. you're gonna have to kill me to take my child. >>> i'm talking tonight about the problem with politics in america, and why it is so hard to know where lawmakers stand on important policy questions. one reason is they are constantly jockeying for power, and trying to win the next election. that means they are almost all playing politics and playing like i am, to cameras. that is especially tr

the figures in both parties - they have not made up enough ground, whether it's jed bush. if they are a former government. they are not helping. what people are looking for is authenticity, and someone like a donald trump that will come in saying the politicians are a bunch of losers. it's something playing well, americans that are dis gusted with washington. >> michael shure is at congress for us. the men and women is to protect you. i made a show of that. i'll tell you wh when i come back. >>> i'm talking tonight about the problem with politics in america, and why it is so hard to know where lawmakers stand on important policy questions. one reason is they are constantly jockeying for power, and trying to win the next election. that means they are almost all playing politics and playing like i am, to cameras. that is especially true when they have an easy target at a congressional hearing, like today's head of volkswagen american operation michael horn. holding them accountable is what we want congress to do. the problem is too often the grilling is too little, too late.

wall street journal poll, and head to head match-ups in iowa, clinton was behind carley fiorina, jed bush and others. sanders beat trump, losing to bush and five oar eena, sanders outpolled trump, tying with bush >>> bill schneider joins us from washington d.c., an al jazeera contributor. a lot of political news. let's target with the hole numbers, in the head to head polls, swing states, hillary clinton losses by 14 percentage point to carly fiorina. are you surprised it got this bad so quickly? >> i am surprised. this is iowa, where she's not doing well in the kaung cues and primary polls. in the rest of the country she seems to do okay. this is where the campaign is intense. the decline is surprising. >> as you point out, she's well ahead in national polls among democrats. she does worse in head to head match-ups nationally. that is to be encouraged. a lot of rumblings that he may jump in. joe biden is not running. it's easier to do well in the polls if you are not a candidate than if you become a candidate. people are looking differently, and a lot of people who like joe biden. will s

. >> a nominee that is thought would be good is jed bush, laying off staff, cutting off on travel, going in cars and buses, would it signal a problem. >> i wouldn't say it signals anything. they have a campaign ready to come out. donald trump came along. it took the wind out of the sales. >> do you think he'll be the nominee. >> anyone that tells us they were the comni is correct me if i'm wrong. judd bush is doing the right thing to right the ship. the challenge is it's him, casey, and others. you have carley, trump, cruz trying to determine what they are going to do. you'll see someone rising to the tom, coming out and it will be trump or someone will anyone at his heels and bring it down. >> we have another issue facing republicans, the speaker of the house of representatives. looks like it will be paul ryan. let's hear what one of the members of the conservative heritage foundation had to say on sunday - we don't have the sound bite. i'll summarise it. there are some members of the freedom caucus who don't trust all ryan and have not given him the endorsement that thee asked for. >>

it's actually coming up in the presidential race here and there, particularly jed bush -- particularly jeb bush. it's a matter of news outlets not having the resources to hire someone who is an expert in that topic. >> does it bother you or offend you as professional journalists when the president goes on weekday shows like "the view" and hang out with whoopi goldberg, who i personally love, or hang out with zach galifianakis on late-night tv to talk about policy instead of talking to professional journalists and professional media superstars such as yourselves? mr. acosta: wow. ms. ryan: i embrace that. mr. acosta: you know, it does not bother me. actually, presidents have been going on late-night tv shows -- i think nixon was on "laugh in" -- this was way before your time. clinton on arsenio hall playing saxophone. that was a good one. ms. ryan: it was. mr. acosta: that i don't mind is much, but what concerns me, and it's something i think you guys should be concerned about, and i feeling this is a case in covering campaigns as well, and maybe i'm getting old and too gray and grumpy,

jed bush is strong but hobbles into boulder after a strategy wow wow with numbers and frustration. >> i have a lot of cool things i could do other than sit around being miserable listening to people demonizing me and me compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. >> marco rubio hopes to seize on tom. some of bush's lost ground despite a lack of experience with issues and allegations that he has a poor voting record. the debate will be a chance for carley fiorina, she has seen fleeting popularity out of bith debits. this is her comfort zone - money and business. it will be about taxes, and john kassig will talk about that. making points on budgets and taxes in the familiar territory of the earlier debate will be rick san forum, bobby jinned am, george pataki and lindsay gram. all with a big mountain to climb in the colorado debate >>> be sure to join us this evening for coverage of that debate. it begins at 7:00p.m. eastern. >> house republicans are choosing a new leader this morning. paul ryan is expected to be the official pick for speaker of the house. they had to convince the wisco

. >> marty: decision 2016 jed bush redoubt trump. how much responsibility george w. for the september 11th the terror attacks. that began on friday morning trump implied from bloomberg tv before president could share some blame for the attacks that killed nearly threefold americans. jeb bush put in response for. how prophetic for dow shot back and says the president for 911. we were attacked my brother capa said. here's how trump. responded trump. "can you clarify defang the 911 was president bush's fault. reporter >> marty: asked about the comments trump ignores the question walks away. democrats >> marty: party are looking for joe biden the seat he will run for president a decision from biden expected any day jim explains why biden is running out of time. fig >> reporter: question all over washington will he or won't he. when joe biden political future came up in the oval office the vice president was a few feet away. listening with his lips sealed. president a bomb of later brushed off the question, "and the comment would joe was doing or not doing the contract th

including jed bush at a newhampshire college, where he introduced a plan to replace obama care. >> innovation will be the center of everything we do. that's the only way to get better care at a lower cost. >> with the the debate done, democrats will return to new hampshire, where so many are watching. >> coming up in the next half hour, we look amount the online reaction to the debate, and we'll do a deeper fact check on the issues in the next hour. >> defunding planned parenthood is an issue among presidential hopefuls. hillary clinton defended the provider. >> it's the republicans and sympathizers that say you can't have paid leave. they shouldn't allow big government to take down planned parenthood. they are fine with that. >> they are changing policy. we have here with more. >> good morning. planned parenthood says it will no longer accept reimbursement to help with the offset of donating foetal tissue. it keeps a programme that collects and donates the tissue and covers reimbursement itself. >> reporter: planned parenthood has been under attack for months over allegations that it accepte

se intensificaron los ataques entre los precandidatos donald trump y jed bush.x gobernador de florida no se quedÓ callado y dijo que su hermano acto como se debe de responder en una crisis. en una calle atestada de zombies, miles de personas disfrutaban de un desfile. sin embargo, hubo un saldo de una muerte y varios heridos. los participantes buscaron refugio. las autoridades estÁn tras la pista del sospechoso. en un incidente se produjo en un complejo habitacional. cuando la policÍa llegÓ al lugar encontrÓ el hombre muerto de un disparo en el pecho. el agente indicÓ que no tuvo otro remedio que usar su pistola. un rÉcord de otro mundo es lo que acaba de implantar el astronauta estadounidense que mÁs tiempo ha pasado en el espacio. la nasa anunciÓ que alcanzÓ los 385 dÍas el viernes. superÓ la anterior marca estadounidense de 382. ha realizado varios viajes. habrÁ pasado 522 dÍas. el ruso paso 879 dÍas. yo creo que un dÍa solamente en el espacio es bastante complicado segÚn cuentan los astronautas. nosotros seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. aquÍ ya estÁn b

en el quinto lugar jed bush y carlin fiorina estÁn empatados. recibieron la noticia que no tenÍan combustible suficiente. el aviÓn regresó y llegÓ a aterrizar sin lesiones. para muchos viajeros la tensiÓn nerviosa se convirtiÓ en la peor de las heridas. en mÉxico salen a la luz nuevos elementos en el caso de los 43 normalistas desaparecidos de ayotzinapa. al menos 9 estudiantes habÍan sido asesinado en otro lugar. un reo perdiÓ la vida y otros resultaron heridos en una prisiÓn en perÚ. todo comenzÓ con una riÑa entre dos reclusos. uno de ellos le tirÓ una sustancia inflamable y las llamas se expandieron. los reos se subieron a los colchones y lanzaron piedras. un grupo de obispo viajar al vaticano para pedir que aceleren la canalizaciÓn del mÁrtir de amÉrica que fue asesinado hace 35 aÑos cuando celebraba la misa en medio de la guerra civil que dejÓ 75.000 muertos en medio de esa naciÓn. venezuela continÚa oscura tras los prolongados periodos de apagones. la situaciÓn ha generado gran descontento en la poblaciÓn. incluso en zonas consideradas ad

jed man walking. is this the end for jeb bush and his run for the white house? and terror on the tarmac. the engine of a commercial jet catches fire. emergency chutes deploy. dozens evacuate. all moment just before takeoff. hello, everybody. great to have you with us. . i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a." starts right now. inside a restaurant in a suburban mall, this is the moment a shooting erupts. when it was all over, nine people were dead, almost 200 arrested. the video now as well as never before released details from the police report and why some degrees attorneys say this might actually help prove their clients are innocent. and we should warn you, some viewers will find these graphic images disturbing. >> the showdown was like the gun fight at the o.k. corral. that's how a witness describes the biker massacre to investigators. you don't have to hear the eruption of gun fire to hear the chaos the moment that rival motorcycle clubs unleash a deadly melee. these videos take you inside the twin peaks restaurant in waco, texas, where nine bikers were killed and the parking lot was turned

jed man walking. is this the end for jeb bush and his run for the white house? and terror on the tarmac.ercial jet catches fire. emergency chutes deploy. dozens evacuate. all moment just before takeoff. hello, everybody. great to have you with us. . i'm john vause. "newsroom l.a." starts right now.

bush with musical guest martin o'malley. i'm looking forward to those shows. as are you jed do -- as are you jedediah. finally they have delivered. >> they deliver the goods. they have a hash tag, racism isn't funny. haven't we gotten over that? can you have other problems with donald trump? >> that's the thing. it is the liberal kneejerk reaction. no matter what someone says they call you a racist. and he was talking about mexican people and immigration and it was convenient to use that word. my advice is don't watch it if you don't like it. you don't have to do all of these extravagant boycotts. he you don't want to watch on snl, guess what, don't watch and the ratings will stink and it won't help his political career instead of acting like cry babies. >> they are handing him -- they are not only handing him the episode, but they are giving him this controversy. and besides that if people don't like racism and donald trump is racist, one of those can't be true because the polls don't lie. if donald trump is racist that's what people want. >> the polls do not lie except for this week when donald trum

bush championed reform and his -- in his government. after he left office, he returned to the private sector, where he reestablished his career as a successful businessman, entrepreneur, and investor. finally, and most importantly, jed his wife, columba, are proud parents and very proud grandparents to four grandchildren. please give a warm welcome to jeb bush. [applause] jeb bush: thank you. thank you to this great university. this is my third or fourth visit. the primary season is young. .'ll be back, i'm sure it is a joy to be with you all. i'm here to talk about something that is really important. how to return what we have into a 21st century health care system? not just insurance, but the system altogether. how can we envision what a health care system can look like in 2025, rather than protect the version of 1975, which in effect is what we have now. america, really if you think about it, is a place of discovery and innovation. if we fix a few big things, we can transform ourselves because we are the most dynamic country in the world across the spectrum of policy to make policy better for ourselves, our children, and our grandchildren. this will require a new approach on how we allow people to stay healthy, h