his name was jim bush and he wanted people to believe so he set off his magic wand and some tricks up his sleeve. by flicking his enchanted set your one way or another, he forgot -- made people forget about his ties to his brother. the iraq war? no problem. he said adios to the quagmire and turned him into machiavelli. what would he have done then if he knew? he would change megyn's point of view. the hard line conservatives that dismiss common core. he was proud to be a bush, but the association brought blame. so jeb indulged in and disappeared his surname. but one daunting presence he couldn't handle that grew stronger and stronger with every scandal. in iowa and new hampshire, his hole poll ratings did bump. he waved and waved his wand, but he didn't get rid of trump. just before the caucus at the 11th hour, he cried out eureka and snuck into trump tower. jeb reared back and shot a spell into donald's hair. it flew away and trump gave a hoot and he melted and leaving behind an empty suit. jeb cradled his wand and started dreaming up voodoo for his next target, hillary. will be in -

newly acquired reggie bush. jim >>: look forward to going out there and making plays. >> j.r: lot smarter come from the 49ers capmp. >> reporter: saturday will have a lot of clouds in place and will be little bit he made. looks like a great weekend for us. >> pam: thanks for being with us will see next week hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> he's coming forward. >> dia

on jeb bush, jim paul some days she is concerned that jeb bush is the nom no, he's really on. and other days i am concerned he is not. she thinks he's boatable. and the clinton camp said we want him to be the nominee. >> and hillary clinton will participate in debates with the other democratic presidential candidates. and that was the news yesterday and concerns raised by other democratic candidates, why is this starting in october? why is there any sort of issue about this? >> some republicans upset with fox and rnc because the party has influence and the democratic national committee has vast influence about the debates and only have six in total. but the key is, only four democratic debates before the iwan and new hampshire. fox debate last night. and clash of ideas. two debates and tough questions x. people mixing it up x. meanwhile, hillary clinton is going to escape for two more months and midoctober. >> does that really matter? >> it does. martin o'malley is upset. he's one percent. and the front runner gets hits and newt gingrich can and others raise up. it impacts the

more what i was having to go through during the entire campaign. >> jim webb eventually did mend fences with president george w. bushbrought his son, jimmy, to the oval office to meet with the president in 2008. but jim webb's staunch opposition to the war in iraq is the thing that has motivated this whole stage of his political career, it's what made it go. six months before the invasion of iraq in september, 2002, jim webb wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" warning the country not to go along with president bush's war. the title of that op-ed was "heading for trouble." do we really want to occupy iraq for the next 30 years? jim webb was right about the war in iraq before it was even launched. it remains to be seen what will be the basis for his campaign for president in 2015 and 2016. but if history is a guide, that particular issue, the iraq war issue, can be a potent one in a democratic primary, at least against this particular front runner. if you see jim webb reviewing old 2008 debate tape, you'll know why. >> on what i believe was the single most important foreign policy decision of this generation, whet

so jim moore, jeb bush doesn't like being scolded. let's take a listen. >> i think we need to take a step back and chill out as it relates to the political correctness that somehow you need to be scolded er time you say something. >> has donald trump -- people seem to be subsuming their own bias and presentation under the rubric of political correctness. >> here is the problem on this for him, michael. and that is that he's trying to have it both ways. and frankly he knows that the people that are going to elect the nominee or at least the drive nominating process for a long time are the hard right in the republican party. and if he does not speak to this question of immigration and in a resolute manner that he's not going to engage those people the way frankly donald trump is. because trump is being the extremist in this. and he's crawing those people away from jeb. but jeb because of his bicultural background is trying to be less offensive and work the middle ground. that is fine for the general election but right now it is not help

the baythe 49ers will be without reggie bush in their first exhibition game saturday 49ers return manreggie bush.will sit against the texas texans head coach jimat he doesn't need to see bush play noting he wanted to see other players like.rugby-star turned footballer.jarryd hayne get a chance to prove himself bowman missed all of last season rehabbing a knee injuryand his status to start is up in the air what if we said b efore the news we wanted you to come inside adn watch us practice? you could see us read the teleprompter >> pam :people wouldn't have to pay to see us >> gary :but the point is you pay full price to see reggie bush not play, it is like practice for them here's an example tom brady making his return to the field after being suspended for the deflate-gate scandal he plays before plays and froze a couple passes--plays a couple of downs completed one pass 1-4 for 10 yards he was in for a little and the packers won when tom brady threw 4 balls and the people paid full price >> pam :good night everybody we'll see you female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited tim

jim webb. eastern, at 10:30 republican jeb bush. starting at noon on saturday, republican rick santorum at noon followed by democrats lincoln chafee and editor bernie sanders, and on sunday afternoon, republican than carson at 5:00 and george pataki at 5:30. campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. of theer: tonight, part conference with remarks from liberal activist, discussing how to elect more democrats to local office. former ohio state senator nina turner also looked at 2014 voter turnout and why it was so low. here is that now. >> last year was the lowest voter turnout in our country in 70 years. now, think about what was happening in the united states of america. we were busy with a war, called war, so 70 years. so people are opting out because they do not believe that folks who will be elect space really give a -- about them. i will keep it pg.

it is difficult to understand ends andrge bush in -- jim baker begins.: jim baker was a great friend of the president, a very smart lawyer who understood the workings of politics. great political figure. he met george bush on the tennis courts. they were inseparable, in my opinion. they were amazingly close. we had a very close white house. that was catalyzed by the president. charlie: at the time george bush was running for reelection, people thought that cuomo would be the democratic nominee. john: yes, in 1992. charlie: a lot of people thought cuomo would be it. he did not go to new hampshire. bill clinton won. you say that you thought bill clinton would be a tougher opponent to cuomo. that is because he had the fire in the belly. john: that's correct. i've known bill clinton for a long time. we were governors for six years together. he was the chairman of the national governors when i was vice chairman. bill clinton is the consummate politician. he's a good politician. charlie: he's a friend of the bush family. john: he is. he's a friend of mine. he

. >> rose: it's hard to know where george bush begins and jim baker begins. >> jim baker was a great friend of the president, a very smart lawyer who understood the workings of politics, great political figure. >> rose: everything. he met george bush on the tennis courts. and they were inseparable, in my opinion, in this whole process. baker was part of the trio on foreign policy. they worked amazingly close. we had a very close white house. i think that was catalyzed by the president. >> rose: at a time that george bush was running for reelection, many people thought eric cuomo would be the democratic nominee -- >> they actually thought that more -- yes, in '92, that's correct, right. >> rose: running for reelection. >> right, i'm sorry. i thought you said election. reelection. >> rose: reelection. he said i'm not going to run, went to new hampshire and went to his legislature which he said was the reason he was not running. bill clinton won. it is said and you say that you thought bill clinton would be a tougher opponent than cuomo because he had a fire in the belly. >> i've known b

bush becomes the second republican to speak to the group. it was mike huckabee yesterday and they also heard from democrats jim webb and martin o'malley. we are going to open up our phone lines and hear your thoughts on what you heard from jeb bush. use -- re republican, support the if you candidacy of jeb bush, 748-8922. whilee to take you back he heads backstage to meet other supporters, we take you back live to the des moines if we are able. also, send us a treat at c-span and your comments are welcome at facebook.com/c-span2. let's go to michigan with dave on the democrat line. caller: [indiscernible] we got all this stuff going on. a need to get this country going again. they need more jobs, get rid of abortions. there were interceptions of religion it is about -- and it is a bust. bush and his family have blood on their hands. it is a loss. host: here's francine in maryland. a jeb bush supporter. left hime just speaking at the state fair. i especially loved what he said about common core. 'sam a teacher and i loved answer and how he wants to support education. host: andy is next up on the democrat line in kentucky. andy, there you

almost alone in the administration insisting that they remain, while weinberger and jim baker and then-vice president bush and others who for a variety of reasons, some of them political with the campaign of 1984 coming along, wanted them out of there. c-span: is it healthy to have a secretary of defense and the secretary of state disagreeing strongly or having a feud? >> guest: i don't think it is. i think it's healthy to have differences of opinion and to have honest differences, either from bureaucratic position or from your own philosophical or political position, but to carry it to the extent that the reagan administration did and that president reagan tolerated it i think is not healthy, just as i don't think it was healthy to have brzezinski and vance for years battling during the carter administration because at the end of the day the government needs to have a policy -- a policy, not two policies or three policies. c-span: are you still covering the state department? >> guest: yes, but not on the same daily basis as i was doing for 15 years. i've been asked to take what is called a broder-like ro

jim webb. tomorrow, we hear from jeb bush. on saturday, bernie sanders. hillary clinton is going to the fair but hasn't said if she'll take the soap box. wisconsin governor scott walker campaigned in neighboring illinois today. he acknowledged to reporters that some of the gop presidential candidates gaining in the polls have never held public office such as donald trump and ben carson, and speaking of dr. ben carson, he was back in new hampshire today. carson is now in second place in the polls in iowa behind front-runner donald trump. republican candidate rand paul also in new hampshire today, took jabs at trump. the two have been going back and forth since last week's debate. >>> contamination levels from last week's toxic spill into a colorado river seemed to be improving, according to the environmental protection agency. last week, millions of gallons of toxic sludge from an old mine spilled into a river in durango. that water is used to irrigate crops and livestock from colorado to new mexico. today, the epa said the river is restoring itself and le

in our poll, jim, one of the big trouble signs for jeb bush, as well, is his unfavorables among republicans are on the rise. he's gone from 34% unfavorable in the last poll in july to now 42% unfavorable in this poll and that is just something he needs to watch carefully because if his own partisans are having a negative impression of him, it's going to take a lot of that war chest to combat against that. >> david, thanks very much, as always. >> sure. >>> "outfront" now, s.e. cupp and former minnesota governor tom pawlenty and presidential candidate in 2012. do governor, as you heard jeb bush losing polls 13% and from 34%, what does he have to do to turn this around? >> well, a couple of things. one is donald trump is going to have to deflate and that's a big if and a hybrid candidate that can appeal to the establishment and conservatives have to not catch fire but jeb built a campaign to go the distance or a long period of time. he has to find another gear and get more appealing to more conservatives if he wins this nomination. >> jeb bush telling reporters at the iowa state fair the prim

bush, hillary clinton, the country of mexico. there will be more. thank you for joining us i'm jim sciuto. and "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. a whole string of firsts. first look at federal sex crime charges against jared fogle, charges he is pleading guilty to. sex with minors, child pornography. the details paint the picture of a child predator. >> tonight another first-- the first poll showing donald trump sharply closing the gap against hillary clinton. donald trump holding his first townhall event taking questions from an estimated 1,200 people. the pinkerton academy in derry, new hampshire. let's listen in. >> and they saw so many people killed violently and viciously. the other night, 66-year-old veteran, raped,

proving a little bit awkward for the last president bush and his brother hopes to be the next president, let's go tour senior white house correspondent, jim, how are george w. and jeb bush marking this katrina tenth anniversary? >> one day after president obama marked the ten-year anniversary of hurricane katrina, with the commander and chief in charge when the storm hit george w. bush returned as jeb bush is trying to change the perception of how a bush responds to a major storm. >> reporter: new orleans was never the big easy for george w. bush, but the former president came back ten years after hurricane katrina to hail the city's resurgence. >> darkness from a decade ago has lifted, the crestened city as risen again, and best days lie ahead. >> reporter: it's called a once in a lifetime storm. after the storm hit a decade ago, the bungled response to katrina was a low point for the bush administration. more than 1800 dead. residents stranded on rooftops. and massive delays and relief shipments to the gulf coast. bush, infamously flew over the renal, then praised his fema director michael brown days later. >> and brown, you're doing a

bush. while we wait to hear from jim webb, we will look at the speech earlier today taking off the event, mike huckabee, the former arkansas government. : let me begin with a recommendation. pork chop on a stick. trust me. it is what is for breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack. i want to thank -- they think you to "the des moines register" for giving us this forum and for all of you to coming to listen to a politician talk. i think a lot of times you and i hear a lot of politicians talk. you hear a lot of people come to your city. this time 17 republicans are coming to iowa to ask for your vote and support in the caucuses. there will be a handful of democrats that will come as well. hillary probably is not going to come. she will e-mail in her appearances. [laughter] i know thee: clinton's pretty well, i was born in hope, arkansas, the same town bill clinton was born in -- morning. people wonder how it is possible so many people would come from such a small town. the answer is i don't know, but what i do know for the republicans who are deciding how to vote, who to vote for, a lot of the quest

jim gilmore may not make the cut. he has not been invited because of low polling numbers. >>> george h.w. bushe bush met with wounded warriors and got to experience a special moment as jeffries got to propose to his girlfriend. congrats to them. >>> todd courser is apparently the course of his own smear campaign. jimmy fallon tried to explain the situation last night. >> a michigan state representative name todd courser is claiming he intentionally leaked a fake news story act himself hiring a male prostitute to expose people blackmailing him over a real affair he was having with a woman. then his wife was like got it, so we're still getting like super divorced. that was your idea? good plan. >> that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 21 minutes past the hour, i'm joined by jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for vox. what was he thinking? can't help but talk about that. did he really think that was a good idea? >> i mean, i guess. who knows what actually happened. this guy ought to run for congress. >> stop the insanity now. >> he'd fit in. >> could you imagine? >>> l

their first choice, they want somebody else as their first choice, they want jeb bush or marco rubio or mike huckabee or jim gilmore or someone, you ask all of the republican voters who don't want donald trump as their first choice, you ask all of those voters who they would want as their second choice? you know who they want as their second choice? they want donald trump. so he is the number one choice of republican voters, he's also the number two choice of republican voters. like what do you want for lunch today? ham sandwich? okay. whoever doesn't want a ham sandwich, what do you want? okay, ham sandwich. it's amazing. if you can't have your first choice, who do you want? donald trump. this led to the excellent succinct headline at wonkette.com today. "republicans want trump, and if not him, then maybe trump would do." [ laughter ] and because it's wonkette they explain in their own inimitable wonkette way. "as this point, people are simply barking trump, trump, trump, trump" at anything a pollster asked. he was also named americans' favorite flavor of ice cream, americans' pick to win the world series

the nine governors are -- jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, chris christie, john kasich, rick perry, bobby jindal, george pataki, and jim gilmore. the first five made the cut for the top 10 debate. collectively the governors of the u.s. population, some 97 million people. the five senators are -- ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, rick santorum, and lindsey graham. cruz, rubio, and paul made the top 10 cut. senators are representing 21% of the u.s. population. then there are the political outsiders doctor-donald trump, ben carson, and carly fiorina the first two of whom were in the top 10 debate. measured by their standing in the polls, the three republican front-runners are donald trump, jeb bush, and scott walker. the democratic presidential debates are not yet scheduled but are expected to kick off in iowa this fall. question, were there any stand outs and stand out moments in these debates? pat? >> well, john, i think everybody is going to focus in on donald trump and it was a very rough, tough night for him. did was he hardened and solidified his base and may have added to it because he was in a battle with fox news

jim, tom sullo. and there is lots of on tunnel mism t and they are working reggie bush.acclaim mating for the team. and jaret hains. already a star player and how he feels about the new team and the new coach. >> yes, i think he is very concerned that he plays. you pick it up straight away. and definitely. you have the individual and once it is. and he is always walking around and asking guys. anything i can do for you and anything i need. and the players. and they feel like he actually cares. and they will go through this. and run you into the ground. and that is the way it is. >> tomsulla has big shoes to fill. >> there are more practices before the season starts. coming up on the kron kron 4 weekends news, proving once again why she is the top. and why it took awhile to beat her opponent. >> they were drying up. because of the storage drought. >>> a strange new messaging on mobile app is generating buzz. >> will it be the next social media platform or huge flop. >> stay tuned. >> that is next on kron. but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniv

. >> you know, you have to wonder just in the bush house where there's reasonable people like scowcroft and jimbaker, they have conversations. he asks like they've never had it. that's not a hypothetical. we've been arguing for the last 15 years whether he should have gone to war. i was against it, he was for it, he's still for it but i can't believe he's bragging on it. why is he saying it's great -- 200,000 people are dead now. 4,000 americans are dead. we have given iran iraq. we've given the entire officer corps to isis. and he's saying it's a good deal. >> it's cowardice and a bad strategy. >> because he's afraid of the right? >> you mentioned family. he needs to take the old brother on the lake and say "look we have to separate." >> you mean fredo? >> he has to treat him like fredo. at the end of the day if he doesn't separate he can't win the primary. >> but fredo was praying hail mary when he -- [ laughter ] >> you have to separate. you have to give him the kiss and break away or it won't work. >> carly fiorina has leveled the harshest attacks on hillary clinton of any of the republican

their first choice, they want somebody else as their first choice, they want jeb bush or marco rubio or mike huckabee or jim gilmore or someone. you ask all of the republican voters who don't want donald trump as their first choice. you ask all of those voters who they would want as their second choice, you know who they want as their second choice? they want donald trump. so he is the number one choice of republican voters. he is also the number two choice of republican voters. it's, like, what do you guys want for lunch today? ham sandwich. okay, everybody who doesn't, what do you guys want for lunch? okay, ham sandwich. it's amazing. if you can't have your first choice, who do you want? donald trump. this led to the exce headline a wonkette.com. republicans want trump. and if not him, then maybe trump would do. and because it's wonkette, they go on to explain in their inimitiable way. at this point, people are simply barking "trump! trump, trump, trump! at anything a pollster asks. the new york real estate developer was also name d best flavor of ice. donald trump wins everything, which is amazing. i thi

jim webb and we will re-air martin o'malley as well. back to the iowa state fair tomorrow morning as jeb bush and -- will be on the soapbox starting at 10:30. eastern time. tomorrow evening, our road to the white house coverage continues with donald trump in new hampshire. he will have a rally at 10 p.m. eastern time.

. -- asosed president bush i understand it, president bush said, how is your son? and jim webb was straightforward, but cold with him in one of their meetings. i appreciate him. he is a straight shooter. you do not find that in politicians in either party very much anymore. host: thanks for sharing that. in arizona, democrats line. go ahead. caller: i'm concerned that when said nuclear energy is clean and safe. how many places around the world you can't even step on the ground, people cannot live there because of accidents or explosions or whatever? theapan, nuclear waste from hurricane -- the earthquake is coming to california and destroying fish and wildlife. honest.ot to be you cannot just say something and walk away. he has zero chance of being president. thank you very much. host: comments on facebook include lou, who says webb is the only decent american patriot , ande democratic ticket honestly, as a conservative i'd vote for in the over bush. kayla says, i've never vote for web. who is he? he served one term as senator in virginia and then bailed. more at facebook.

jim webb and martin o'malley. then friday, republican jeb bush. noon saturday, rick santorum at noon. followed by democrats lincoln hafee and then bernie sanders. c-span's campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house. >> the rev represent john richard bryant says the u.s. has a love affair with guns and the issue of gun violence needs to reverend bryant's remarks came as he spoke about race in america. a gunman killed nine people at an a.m.e. church in south carolina in june. this is an hour. >> it has been almost two months since the mass shooting in charleston, south carolina. nine worshipers including the pastor were killed during a weekly bible study inside the historic mother, ame church. quickly after the tragedy, bishop bryant called the nation to prayer. and barely 24 hours later, there was a vigil in a packed and sweltering moyers brown ame church blocks away from where the shooting occurred. that day, reverend bryant invoked the african-american legacy of resilience. he said that the shooting suspect, dylan roof had picked the wrong place and the wrong bishop brya

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jim webb and martin o'malley. on friday morning at 10:30 eastern, jeb bush, rick santorum, followed by lincoln chafee and senator bernie sanders. on sunday afternoon, republican patacki.on, george the c-span: taking you on the road to the white house. >> now, a look at the race and gender makeup of elected officials from the county level all the way up to president, and whether it reflects the demographics of the american public. this discussion from the annual netroots nation conference was held in phoenix in july. >> good morning, everyone, thank you so much for joining us for this panel. we will be tackling structural there is th areas. -- barriers. i represent a community of women philanthropists who are using their resources to create a more fair and just world. what we are going to do -- we women on thising panel and we will have a great discussion and we hope to hear from all of you. before we start, i want to ask each of them to introduce themselves and give a little bit of flavor about their work. can i start with you? ms. castro: i'm crazy castro. on the city -- i'm crhrissie castro. ,y background is in los a

jim webb. we don't need another clinton, nor another bush. my other comment is about the governor. we used to have a good steak in new jersey -- good state in new jersey. everybody i know can't stomach chris christie. i'm proud to say i've never voted for him. nobody watches fox news. what the heck? where is jon stewart? that made me sad. and then bruce springsteen performed for him. frank pallone is our congressman. host: an independent scholar -- caller. did you want to say something, eric? guest: i want to talk about chris christie. i think it's ironic. if you look at the d.c. press, two or three years ago, they peered over the landscape and said, chris christie is going to be a superstar. he is authentic. we love it when he screams of people -- screams at people. they could not have been more wrong. points in his approval rating in under two years. fema likely leave office with approval ratings in the low -- he will likely leave office with a low ratings in the low -- with approval ratings in the low-20's, high-teens. host: what you make of how the media is covering the public

jim webb is doing? not attacking hillary. >> great point. in the past you take the runner-up like george busheagan, joe biden helped barack obama. they are not even in contention. the democrats are mocking the republicans by the number they have, but it's ridiculous how shallow their bench is right now. >> that's what everyone said and i think the polls bear that out. bernie sanders is exciting. you know what i think would be exciting is group therapy. instead of debates on stage. have the people sit around an oval plexiglas and get in each other's faces. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper westside therapist. >> hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy, why was she abandoned? are you going to abandon voters? >> hillary is clearly the pick. she's the safe pick. like the subway sandwiches. >> sanders is within 6 points of her in new hampshire right now. >> he's like the quiz nos, he's better and o'malley is like blimpie, you are still around? >> that's amazing, i like the pickles and condiments but the rest of it -- >> i broke it down with food. >> a proper metaphor. what will it take for

to subvert the voting rights act, they -- even george bush had to sign this reauthorization, because you had republican members of congress like jim sensenbrenner of wisconsin who stood up and said this is a priority for us. so even though there have been republican efforts all throughout the years to try to gut this act, the congress historically has protected voting rights, and that's something that we'll talk about later which has really shifted to today. >> how, exactly, did these republican administrations and the officials they appointed try to subvert the act? what could they do? how did they try to do that? >> so -- >> maybe pick one administration -- >> yeah. i'll give you, i'll give you one example early on that kind of shows what happened. so after the vra was passed, court upheld its constitutionally very quickly. so just to give a little bit of background, pretty much weeks after the act was passed states like south carolina were already figuring out how they were going to challenge the constitutionality of it, and they appealed directly to the supreme court which is very rare. it almost never happens. and there was a

jim webb is doing? not attacking hillary. >> great point. in the past you take the runner-up like george busheagan, joe biden helped barack obama. they are not even in contention. the democrats are mocking the republicans by the number they have, but it's ridiculous how shallow their bench is right now. >> that's what everyone said and i think the polls bear that out. bernie sanders is exciting. you know what i think would be exciting is group therapy. instead of debates on stage. have the people sit around an oval plexiglas and get in each other's faces. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper westside therapist. >> hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy, why was she abandoned? are you going to abandon voters? >> hillary is clearly the pick. she's the safe pick. like the subway sandwiches. >> sanders is within 6 points of her in new hampshire right now. >> he's like the quiz nos, he's better and o'malley is like blimpie, you are still around? >> that's amazing, i like the pickles and condiments but the rest of it -- >> i broke it down with food. >> a proper metaphor. what will it take for

bush rematch? >> he's qualified. >> it was the topic of conversation. >> we have something for bernie sanders, and jim webb and is therem for another person in the race do you think? >> well look at the republican side. obviously, i hope we don't get to that level but there's always more room. several people say they hope joe biden jumps in and it will give them a good choice and more depth. i'm truly undecided. >> clinton holds an edge in iowa leading sanders by 19 points but not all democrats are convinced she's the one. >> i'm not sure i -- i don't know. as much as i would like to see a woman in there, definitely i don't know about her being the one. >> o'malley is trying to win over voters one by one, taking time out to hit the giant slide with two of his kids. >> you are very optimistic that in six months voters are still open minded. >> after we get rolling around in our summer of anger people will look at the candidtes and evaluate which of us is a new perspective of a new generation that can govern and get things done. >> governor o'malley believes he is the candidate of the future. it's important to remember,

jim webb. we don't need another clinton, nor another bush. my other comment is about the governor.e used to have a good steak in new jersey -- good state in new jersey. everybody i know can't stomach chris christie. i'm proud to say i've never voted for him. nobody watches fox news. what the heck? where is jon stewart? that made me sad. and then bruce springsteen performed for him. frank pallone is our congressman. host: an independent scholar -- caller. did you want to say something, eric? guest: i want to talk about chris christie. i think it's ironic. if you look at the d.c. press, two or three years ago, they peered over the landscape and said, chris christie is going to be a superstar. he is authentic. we love it when he screams of people -- screams at people. they could not have been more wrong. points in his approval rating in under two years. fema likely leave office with approval ratings in the low -- he will likely leave office with a low ratings in the low -- with approval ratings in the low-20's, high-teens. host: what you make of how the media is covering the public po

bush and marco rubio. could all the anger backfire on trump? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. breaking news. shot and killed live on air, the gunman who murdered a virginia tel television reporter and her cameraman described himself as a human powder keg. alis alison parker and adam ward were in the middle of a live interview when the gunman walked calmly up to them, aimed a handgun, started recording video and waited several seconds before opening fire. parker and ward died while horrified co-workers and viewers watched it all unfold live on television. flanagan used a pistol which he purchased legally. flanagan then fled the scene. police and state troopers in hot pursuit tracking him via his cell phone and his license plate. as law enforcement caught up with him on a highway, flanagan ran off the road and shot himself, dieing in a hospital just a few hours later. president obama said, "it breaks my heart to read about shootings like this." we will speak live to the station's manager later. victor, heartbreaking what happened behind you there thi

bush saying -- in 1996, court records say glass claimed he wanted to be like john hinckley, jim. >> scott, how did he pull this off? >> there's a lot of things in play here, because there are different federal agencies overseeing this and different federal agencies overseeing him. we can tell you, the secret service and federal prosecutors respect commenting. the u.s. probation office was the one supposed to be monitoring glass while in the halfway house and his private residence. they respect commenting either a former secret service agent is telling us it is so very rare for anybody team deemed to be a threat to the president to get near the white house grounds. it says the secret service is particularly good at intercepting that football and keeping them out of washington, d.c. so, now we will have members of congress likely asking questions, how did somebody who has been admitted threat to the president get near the white house? >> scott macfarlane, breaking another story for us. thanks so much. pat? >>> well, it's back-to-school time and we are helping to send local children back wit

jim. don't go anywhere. ♪ .imm: good day welcome to the bloomberg market day. we get a preview of the new regulations for power plants. jeb bushr and other republican candidates joined to answer questions. look at whyll the billionaire investor is in trouble with his bondholders. pimm: good afternoon, i am pimm fox. betty: i am betty liu. let's take a look at how the markets are trading at midday. stocks are fluctuating. the dow is down about 68 points.

bush, hillary clinton, the country of mexico. there will be more. thank you for joining us i'm jim sciuto. and "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. a whole string of firsts. first look at federal sex crime charges against jared fogle, charges he is pleading guilty to. sex with minors, child pornography. the details paint the picture of a child predator. >> tonight another first-- the first poll showing donald trump sharply closing the gap against hillary clinton. donald trump holding his first townhall event taking questions from an estimated 1,200 people. the pinkerton academy in derry, new hampshire. let's listen in. >> and they saw so many people killed violently and viciously. the other night, 66-year-old veteran, raped, sodomized, brutally killed by an illegal immigrant. we got to stop -- we got to bring back our country. we have got to take it back. we have got to take it back. [ applause ] okay. yes, ma'am. go ahead. >> right here, mr. trump. >> yes, sir. young man. >> hello, mr. trump. my name is caden. i wanted to know if being president is

jim webb. we don't need another clinton or another bush. my other comment is about the governor in this state. we used to have a good state here in new jersey. i'm telling you, everybody i know can't stomach chris christie. and i'm proud to say i've never voted for him and, no, i never watch fox news, ever. msnbc, cnn now and then, new jersey news and c-span. and comedy channel. what the heck. where is jon stewart? boy, that made me sad. and bruce springsteen performed for him. anyway, all that being said, we're democrats, my husband and i. >> all right, kathy. we'll move on to max in ft. lauderdale, florida. did you want to say something, eric? >> i want to talk about chris christie just a little bit. i think it's ironic. if you look at the d.c. press, two or three years ago they peered over the landscape and plucked chris christie out of new jersey and said this guy is going to be a superstar. we love it when he yells at teachers. we love it when he screams at people. this guy is what america needs. they couldn't have been -- the d.c. pre

don't think donald trump is quite right, because the headed of the fbi is jim combee the former deputy attorney general in the bush. >> that is an interesting point i am glad you brought that up yeah. >> it is a significant development, although a little early to jump to the conclusion about what could be made of this as far as a criminal case is concerned, the first question and mrs. clinton points to the rissue wae time. and as far as criminal case is concerned, the people that had access to that information, transferred it did they know that it was classified. >> i mean if those were classified two e-mails, i understand what you are saying maybe are weren't classified at the time, wasn't everything sending, how do you get around not having classified information if it is all coming from the same server? >> it is tough, because this looks a little bit like a private government going on. >> right. >> dangerous thing presumably why we have all these rules in the first place she is secretary of state so operating at highest lelz of government has access to classified and top secret information so a problem, particu

bush has to like mexican illegals because of his wife." trump later deleted that tweet. also, worth mentioning here, jimnd ted cruz often talk of the immigrant experience of their parents as well. >> we all have immigrant stories don't we. thank you very much. >> "outfront" next. exciting news. a new addition to the "outfront" family. 700 pound grizzly bear.e a so pick a cage and get in it. well i'm glad i picked this cage. why did you pick the steel cage? that's a big animal right there. you want to see something else made with high strength steel? that's the chevy silverado. made with high strength steel for high strength dependability. that's beautiful. look at the size of his head. heart health's important... ...so you may... take an omega-3 supplement... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really matter for heart health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. >>> finally, a spoesecial note. well wishes and congratulations to executive producer susie shu and husband dave. they welcomed an adorable

jim webb at 2:00 and martin o'malley at 5:00. on friday morning, at 10:30 eastern, republican jeb bush. starting at noon on saturday, republican rick santorum at noon followed by democrats lincoln chafee at 12:30 and senator bernie sanders at 3:00 p.m. and on sunday afternoon, republicans ben carson at 5:00 and george pataki at 5:30. c-span's campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house. this sunday nice on q&a, ant anti-war activist phillip bennet on u.s. foreign policy since 9/11, the recent negotiations with iran and the war on terrorism. >> who is size? what do they believe? why are they so violent? all of those questions are important and i address them all in the book. it's something we can do something about is what is the u.s. policy regarding isis? why isn't it working? can we go to war against terrorism? are we doing the war wrong or is it wrong to say there should be a war against terrorism at all? i think those are the questions that will be the most useful. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> congress is in recess for the summer district work period all this week

followed by jim webb at 2:00 and martin o'malley at 5:00. and friday morning, jeb bush. at noon, rick santorum, a load 12:30 and chafee at senator bernie sanders at 3:00. on sunday, ben carson at 5:00 and george the at 5:30. c-span's 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. announcer: the reverend john richard bryant says the u.s. has a love affair with guns and the issue of gun violence needs to be addressed immediately. israel came as he spoke about race in america at the national press club. at gunman killed nine people an ame church in charleston, s.c. in june. this is about one hour. >> it has been almost two months since the mass shooting in charleston, s.c.. nine worshipers including the pastor were killed during a weekly bible study inside the fiscalchurch -- a church. shortly after the tragedy, the ship bryant combination to pray -- called the nation to pray. there was a vigil blocks away. bryant and --end invokes the african-american legacy of resilience. he said that the shooting suspect dylann roof had quote picked the wrong place and the wrong crowd"

, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, a ben carson, a ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie than john kasich. the 5:00 p.m. for dissidents is perry, read santorum santorum, bobby jim ball, george pataki, a carly fiorina and jim gilmore. and lindsay gramm. but i want to start with the media the you have misjudged donald trump to come on like a juggernaut that what does a betty have brought about donald trump? >> tsa i sort of got a wrong? [laughter] i got everything. [laughter] i have a web site bible does read the beginning a brilliant called on the starts off donald trump tells us he will run for president i will tell you right now. key watch. he has cried wolf once too often. he will not. i was wrong about that. there is no way with his ego he kids egomaniacs a bad name. here is the caption. i was wrong about that. then after mccain that is it came over. his poll numbers went up. i was wrong so in answer to your question, the good news is i am not alone to be wrong but he has tapped into something the a anger and frustration that none of us really understood it is deeper and more serious than any of us understood and that is why he is leading in the polls and ri