republicans picked barbara bush over her daughter-in-law laura bush 45 to 36. and independents are evenly split between barbara bush and hillary clinton. among african-americans, michelle obama is the overwhelming favorite. latinos prefer hillary clinton by 16 points. and among white voter, it's barbara bush leading hillary clinton by 9. laura bush in third, michelle obama in fourth. be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having

laura bush comes in at 17%.ets a little bit more complicated when you break down these numbers into different groups. what do you make of this poll? >> i think you almost have four winners and everybody likes first ladies. michelle obama has a narrow lead over hillary clinton when you look at democrats among african-americans and michelle obama has a big lead. when you look at republicans they tend to favor barbara bush over laura bush. these are for the most well liked people on the political stage or ex-political stage. you can't say that about their husbands or a lot of other -- a lot of other people involved in american politics. >> sort of like to see what would happen if all of the women threw their hats into the 2016 ring. get a preview of that. >> i like that idea. >> you're seeing what's interesting with more distance it seems like these women get more popular. >> right, look at where president george h.w. bush's standing is now. when he was tossed out of the white house, his approval rating was low and

a tie between barbara bush and hillary clinton for 27%, michelle obama comes in next at 24% and laura bush. if we look at just michelle obama and hillary clinton, there is a narrow 3%. >>> state senator dan patrick. ♪ won't let them see that i'm a phony radio disk jockey ♪ >> oh, wow, okay. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> it is friday. that means kevin cerelli is with us. >> happy mother's day to my mom. >> an early one. you're such a good boy. let's get to that new nbc ne news/washington journal poll. actually a tie, as we mentioned, between barbara bush and hillary clinton as the most admired first lady in the last 25 years. >> both of these women will have huge roles to play in the 2016 election, hillary clinton, former secretary of state, clear front-runner, but barbara bush has said she's not sure if she wants her son, on this mother's day weekend, to run for president in 2016. obviously i'm talking about jeb bush. both of these women have stayed in the headlines and will continue to do so. the american people are interested in what both of them have to say. >> bar

laura bush, the former first lady gave the commencement address in 2011.he rust belt in western pennsylvania, for him to pick that strategically is an interesting side of what's on his mind. >> leaning in there. julie? >> democrats are starting to feel increasingly optimistic about the marks. this is mark pryor of arkansas and mark begich of alaska. they're starting to show strength in recent polls. pryor appeared with the president in arkansas when obama went down there to see tornado damage. this allows him to push back against critic whose say he's running away with the president but appears in a setting to make it tough for opponents to use it against them. >> those two races, big for the republicans if they lose those. >> battle royale in georgia. tuesday is a critical primary day. we'll see a nine-week runoff. the question is going to be what do the outside groups that have sat out in this race, the groups on the right, senate conservatives fund, big spending groups that got involved in primaries. whether or not they'll galvanize behind the candidate

michelle obama and also laura bush almost 12 years ago. i think coming on mother's day weekend, it carries a lot of poignancy but it's a strong geopolitical message. you have to look at how much this means to the obamas, the first family's african roots in particular, expressing outrage, expressing concern, taking to twitter as well, carrying resonance that the school girls have with the obamas. listen. >> in these girls, barack and i see our own daughters. we see their hopes and their dreams and we can only imagine the anguish their parents are feeling right now. >> and michelle obama adding that the president is doing everything he can, saying his government is committed to helping the nigerian authorities in getting the girls back home. but the nigerian authorities completely overwhelmed by this task. they just don't have the resources to cope. >> they don't, but why are the nigerian authorities nervous about the u.s. offering assistance? >> the u.s. has sent in a military group of advisers, some have come from the african central comma

laura bush stole the show in 2005. >> i said to him the other day, george, if you really want to endworld, you're going to have to stay up later. >> and president clinton was always funny. >> for $10,000, you can have a private meeting with vice president gore to discuss reinventing government. and for $20,000, you don't have to go. >> and president reagan. >> i remember the story of the fellow here a while ago running for congress as a republican. he stopped by a farm to do campaigning, when the farmer heard he was a republic nl, his job dropped and he said wait right here while i get ma. she's never seen a republican before. >> and president obama. >> i wasn't sure i should actually come tonight. biden talked me into it. he leaned over and he said, mr. president, this is no ordinary dinner. this is a big [ bleep ] meal. >> and president bush 43. >> ladies and gentlemen, here i am. here i am at another one of these dang press dinners. i'm absolutely delighted to be here. as is laura. she's hot. muy caliente. >> but the speechwriters went way too far at the correspondents dinner one

laura bush didn't lead in any one category, but was a close second to a number of them. bara bush, i think she's become america's queen mum, for what it's worth. luke russert is going to be here next. he has a great new tribute to his dad and our late friend and colleague, tim russert. plus more with my exclusive interview with senate majority leader harry reid. [male announcer] ortho crime files. gross misconduct... ...disturbing the pantry. a house, under siege. homeowner calls in the big guns. say helto home defense max. with the one-touch continuous-spray wand. kills bugs inside... ...and prevents new ones for up to a year. guaranteed. nothing to see here people. ortho home defense max. get order. get ortho®. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for bus

agency for international development, had security clearance, handled baggage for laura bush, when she kenya his brother was a marine who served two tors in afghanistan. his sister also worked for the government. all these people had trouble with the law since naji refused to become an informant. as you heard earlier, his mother lost her job. the question is what justifies that? the government in general, the fbi, state department, u.s. agency for international development, none of them were willing to answer those questions. they were willing to talk generally. the state department did confirm naji's detention and that they had visited him in detention, but in terms of the firing of his mom, there is not much information. >> naji mansour, if you could explain why you decided to come nationalirst time on and international television, the significance of releasing these fbi calls for you? i wanted to come out with this since i was detained in juba. i told the embassy, they had a form, and i told them to alert everybody, immediate, my state senator, everybody. unfortunately, they did not

laura bush making a chip n dale's joke. >> i can't believe she did that.ent? >> trust me, i guarantee that was vetted in his office before she said it that night. michelle obama is probe going to do the same thing. but i hope michelle comes up there tonight and talks about, do you remember when we had the mic and the president was asked about smoking, and he said, do you know who i'm married to? right there, you could have like 20 jokes in a row that michelle could talk about, managing the president of the united states and his smoking or other habits that she doesn't like. so, she's got a decent writer, they could have a lot of fun with those. >> and sometimes the facial expressions of the first ladies are even funnier than any jokes they might make. you know, the camera trained on all of these people and the way they'll react to a certain joke, like donald trump last time was just the best. >> let's listen to bill clinton now, and he talks about how lonely he is. >> being i. you sunk my battleship. yes! >> i want to thank the academy for this tremendous

he went on vacations, first lady laura bush traveled around the world representing the united states,what she is supposed to do as first lady of the united states, but, yes, i agree with you, that a lot of the criticism being hurled at the president go way beyond disagreements over policy. they get to a personal hatred of the man. >> all right. i'm going to have to leave it there. michael and jonathan, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >>> ahead, it's been a right-wing rally and call for awhile. a convention of the states to limit the role in power of president obama and the federal government, but it's real and it's happening right now. new legislation was just introduced. >>> and good-bye to a legend. maya angelou, the poet, the activist, and the inspiration. we remember this truly phenomenal woman ahead. [ dennis ] it's always the same dilemma -- who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonu

laura bush was involved and reading was her issue as with a barbara bush. while you're seeing michelle obama step in forcefully because she cares about and we're seeing actual progress. i think it's an issue -- the president agrees with her. i don't think you would ever see a president, first lady having a policy role or role in something where the president disagreed, i don't think you would see that. >> right, it can be controversial as long as you're beating up on the hill. robert, do you think we'll ever see her run for office? will it be a hillary clinton like ascension? >> no, i think she has been very clear she does not like the public limelight if you will. i can see her being a strategic thought leader after she leaves the white house but public office, i don't see that. but i've been wrong before. >> i agree with him, how about that. >> see, peace and harmony here on "rf daily." appreciate you both being here. you can catch more of karen on "disrupt" every single weekend at 4:00 p.m. >>> does the t in lgbt stand for "time" magazine, indeed it does

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beasley, the be loved scottish terrier that lived in the white house with george and laura bush.e put down because of cancer. a statement says she was source of joy and never held a grudge against her brother who got most of the attention. >>> julian castro is being vetted to take over the department of housing and urban development. the 39-year-old is a rising star in the democratic party and elevating him to the national stage could make him a leading vice presidential pick for 2016. if castro does go to hud, shaun donovan could move to the office of management and budget. sylvia matthews burwell is nominated to replace kathleen sebelius. did you follow that? and john mccain is thousand one of the most popular gifts on the internet. the arizona republican had an unforgettable reaction to a home run at saturday's diamond back dodgers game. arizona won, 18-7. that will wrap up this hour. news nation with tamron hall is up next. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becom

whether it's reading which is laura bush or nancy reagan with just say no, whether or not you loved thate point being each woman figures out her own deal. but this one i agree with you that michelle obama probably didn't think that healthy food for children particularly when we're seeing obesity rates actually go down because of what she's proposed and talking about is working, would be something controversial. although if you've been around washington you know that big food as you're calling it, the food lobby is very powerful, particularly the sugar lobby. >> see, that wasn't surprising to me. what's surprising to me, and maybe it's dumb to be surprised by this i suppose on one level it's not surprising is the kind of grassroots like nanny state. the fact that basically the interests were able to sell it to the base as something they should be upset about. the fact they were able to hustle them on that, josh, that's surprising. >> it's remarkable to me in that we have these two political figures in the country who are really associated with these movements to change the way people eat.

numbers, barbara bush and hillary clinton tied at the top, michelle obama rates close behind, and laura bushy. there you go. >> of course, all these women hugely popular, and in almost every case more popular than their presidential spouses. paul steinhauser, great to see you. happy mother's day to you and yours as well. >>> all right, cool can cost you a whole lot. wait until you hear just how much apple might spend to get its hands on the hottest headphones around. we will have the details in "money time," next. passenger: road trip buddy. let's put some music on. woman: welcome to learning spanish in the car. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. driver: mira entra y comprame unas papitas. vo: get up to 795 miles per tank in the tdi clean diesel. the volkswagen passat. recipient of the j.d. power appeal award, two years in a row. a body at rest tends to stay at rest...cs... while a body in motion tends to stay in

close behind was current first lady michelle obama. 24% laura bush in at 17%. >>> all right.ime now is 8:47. if you like the heat. it is on its way. maybe not by the end of the day today. rosemary is telling us it is going to get hot during the week though, right. >> quite uncomfortable. and heat advisories from the hottest weather so far this year. for today, nice warm upcoming our way. it are be a notable one and this morning we are warmer. >> giving you a look towards the west. we have an university of san francisco on the left. isn't that just a beautiful shot. if you are stepping out. and on this mother's day, nice day, and the breeze is still out there. and i will explain why, coming up. >>> if you are with us yesterday, the system here is right over oregon and shifted east over utah and that is what kicked up the wind yesterday. and brought some snow to the sierra. and we were talking about that earlier in the morning. the ridge of high pressure is now going to be strengthening over the area. that is what will come over the next few days. we are in the transition and t

the crisis in nigeria, only the second first lady in recent history to deliver a solo address, laura bushst in 2001. >> in these girls, barack and i see our own daughters. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama usually stays away from foreign policy. but the missing nigerian girls are sparking international outrage and today she is also speaking out, delivering the weekly address solo, for the first time. >> these girls embody the best hope for the future of our world. and we are committed to standing up for them, not just in times of tragedy or crisis, but for the long haul. >> reporter: the powerful plea comes against the backdrop of new criticism of the obama administration. in 2011, then secretary of state hillary clinton resisted calls from the cia and fbi to designate boko haram, the group behind the nigerian kidnappings, as a terrorist organization, which could have directed resources toward combating their operations. >> the u.s. was a bit slow to designate boko haram as a terrorist organization. in the counterterrorism business we've seen very troubling signs of radicalization in

laura bush, fourth place with 17%.1600 pennsylvania, 24% said they most admire michelle obama. then a tie. 27% of americans said they admired former secretary of state and perhaps future presidential candidate u.s. senate hillary clinton. puts her right on par with barbara bush, the wife of former president george h.w. bush, matriarch of the bush family. speaking of matriarchs, that was started by kevin durant who did this touching tribute. >> he went to sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> the real mvp. mama durant will join me live. these don't look clean. [ doorbell rings ] the johnsons! stall them. first word... uh...chicken? hi, cascade kitchen counselor. stop stalling and start shining with cascade platinum packs. over time, platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel. it's so powerful it even helps keep the dishwasher sparkling. avoid embarrassing moments... at least for your dishes. cascade. beyond clean and shine every time. >>> we have been together for ten years. w

just following laura bush, much more popular than nancy reagan, lady bird or hillary clinton.position to make these criticisms because of high public stature a lot of other first ladies haven't been able to do. >> isn't it hard to talk about popularity when we're living in a world of facebook, twitter, social media, you can get out there so much more than first ladies? >> they didn't have those. >> it doesn't mean people like you. nancy reagan was out there all the time. on "different strokes," a popular show. people didn't like nancy reagan, surprising given how much they loved her husband. hillary clinton, probably the most active in history, the last 30, 40 years, people still doesn't like her. michelle obama's ability to get herself out there, writing on different blogs is because people actually like her and want her more. in the past some of the first ladies, we didn't want to hear from them. >> i've often thought about what politics would look like if we had social media in different times. if jackie kennedy had a facebook page? >> if richard nixon had a twitter account

bush and laura bush for an hour and a half before i spoke. bit of small talk with mr. bush about what country he wanted to bomb if he could choose any country to bomb. he was very, very funny. i must say. i'll use in the my memoirs. but he had some very, very funny lines. he's a witty guy. >> okay. well, getting back to -- >> so many -- did finland make it? is the first lady of the united states and april ryan of the american urban radio networks and awarding scholarships. the mcalpin scholarship is what they're doing right now. just wanted to update you on that. that's why the first lady is standing there. they are giving out awards now. these are awards that many people are interested in. this is what the dinner is about giving awards and supposed to help people. >> maybe they should sell tickets. maybe they should sell tickets and they could really raise money for the scholarship fund. people would pay a great deal of money to be at this event and they could raise tens of millions for this scholarship fund. >> would you buy a ticket? >> i w

bush give first lady laura up the puppy as a birthday gift in the bushes said she put the see the sickhe is 9 years old to little scottie they added that trip as a source of joy during the time of both washington and in dallas bushes had to scottish terriers a lighthouse are passed away and set a february of last year >> : is a live look outside as a condition that the mountain camp we caught up their conditions and will muckrake 50 degrees and '70s as we had in the afternoon for full to the forecast in their neighborhood coming up >> : ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. a kind footraces back in san francisco today after a 25 minute delay unofficially texas streets and it records update for you also well fires continue to read john and san diego county you an update on that. and watching windy conditions this morning as it to live look at the san mateo bridge will take a look how wendy could be on the bay area next >> : good morning everybody dance for joining us on kron 4 news week

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at the bush center we believe it's never too late to learn a new skill. just ask laura. years ago she didn't think she oil tanker. an our country has a history of welcoming veterans back with the g.i. bill. as president i signed into law the post-9/11 g.i. bill. while many veterans are using the g.i. bill to advance their education, too many are having a tough time making it to graduation. some schools, the dropout rate for veterans exceeds 50%. unlike many americans struggling to make it through college, the problem isn't money. the problem is fitting in. veterans account for about 3% of the higher education population and many report feeling islated -- isolated from their classmates and professors. there are some great institutions that are doing good work and attracting veterans and making them feel at home. s.m.u. is one. syracuse. a third shoutout for syracuse in a brief period of time, they're going great work. and texas tech. i've lost one political race in my life and that was to the chancellor of texas tech, ken hants. are you here, brother hants? too bad you're

the bush center we believe it is never too late to learn a new skill. just ask laura. the problem years ago she didn't think she was marrying an oil painter. [laughter]. our country has a proud tradition of welcoming veterans back to school beginning with the g.i. bill in 1944. as president i was pleased to sign the law, into law the post-9/11 g.i. bill. our research shows that while many veterans are using their g.i. bill benefits to advance their education, too many are having a tough time making it to graduation. some schools are dropout rate for veterans exceeds 50%. unlike many americans struggling to make it through college, the problem here is not money. the problem is fitting in. veterans account for about 3% of the higher education population and many report feeling isolated from their classmates and or professors. there is some great institutions doing good work and in attracting veterans and making them feel at home. smu is one. syracuse, third shoutout for syracuse in a brief period of time. doing great work. and of course there is texas tech. by the way i

bush. [applause] >> thank you. dustin, thank you for those kind remarks. you're a better speaker than you are a golfer. [laughter] laurand i are thrilled you're here, and we are particularly thankful that dr. jill biden came. it means a lot that you have come. i want to thank you and what the first lady do to help our vets. [laughter] give margaret a shout out about our president of the bush center, she is doing a great job you're the bush center, we thank you very much. i do want to say hello to the chairman of the joint chiefs while i was president. the first marine ever to do so. [laughter] looks like the last marine ever to do so. [laughter] and miguel, and awesome guy, use running our military service initiative. i want to thank you for your work. i do want to thank the sponsors of and the supporters, it requires money to run these and appreciate your generosity. be her with the military service organizations, and i want to thank our panelists. a lot of people ask me do i miss much about being president? the answer is really, no. [laughter] i miss the people i served with, i missed air force one. [laughter] in eig