mr. bush the second's intervention, i believe along with many other people in the world, that that was an illegal invasion. we disrupted the lives of how many people? how many did we kill there? both on purpose and collateral damage? and look at the state of that country now. >> but wouldn't you violate the law if you were righteously indignant about what this country was doing? >> i haven't. >> wouldn't you lay down in the middle of the street to stop traffic? >> i would be involved in nonviolent protests, yes. my first arrest actually was outside the south african embassy in the apartheid period when the organizations were coordinating mass arrests on a daily basis, you know. i got arrested then. my sister, nobel peace laureate laurie mcguire of ireland was arrested and myself and others were arrested in lafayette park when mr. bush decided to invade iraq. i believe in nonviolent protests. i believe that is my right under the constitution. i did not pick up a gun and use that to indicate my

> referee: after rescuers called off the search for his body. >> we have not been able to locate mr. bush 37-year-old jeff bush december feared thursday night when the ground under his home opened up swallowing the bedroom. >> it needs to be done if outside the perimeter with huge equipment that will be able to reach in and bring out whatever we can of the house. >> reporter: it's slowly growing and threatens other homes in the suburb east of tampa. firefighters helped families at risk evacuate. the victim's brother is struggling with his loss. jeremy bush jumped into the hole to try to save his brother thursday. and had to be rescued himself. >> it's going to bother me for the rest of my life. i believe i'm going to have trouble because i was in the hole trying to rescue him. >> reporter: officials will start demolishing the home sunday morning. adoe yea that doe that has, cbs news. >> experts say they are common in florida. because the ground there is largely made up of weak clay and limestone but they say deaths are rare. >>> a warning tonight for a people on the peninsula about a rash

but if you look at mr. bush man's presentation one more time and you look at slide number three, slide number three talks about where we are now. the financial status. and it mentioned a couple of things, but it did not mention other things. it mentioned that the school improvement grant, 15 million dollars has gone away, it did not mention that there is a commitment to fully full prop h and called to $15 million and that looks like a wash. now they are not the exact same dollars you and i know that, but dollars are dollars coming into the school district and they can work out. >> you look at the nutrition, and education program going away, $1.6 million. but if you look at the deputy superintendent yee for the school district brings you in $6 million over what you had. now when the superintendent started this evening he was right. said something was right. and any one of these notifications is too many. we did a study last year of the 335 or so people who got notification and 56 of them told us that they got the

unfortunately, we have not been able to determine the whereabouts of mr. bush, jeff bush, who is a gentleman that was consumed by the sinkhole. we've told the family that. and, again, we're expressed our sincere condolences to them. the -- as we reported throughout the day and last night, the sinkhole is extremely large. it's a huge chasm. extending down 50, 60 feed. with all the equipment we brought in and specialized help, we just have not been able to locate mr. bush. and so for that reason, the rescue effort is being discontinued. we continue to bring in all of the necessities that the family needs. they're being provided with food and clothing and shelter. the red cross, a special thanks to the red cross. they have been here throughout, providing for the needs of the family community. also the hillsborough county crisis center has provided counselors which at this point is something very necessary for the family. so at this point, i'll be happy to take any questions. we have ross here, our expert on the sinkhole issue. and we have others here who will answ

mrs. bush, thank you so much for having us here, and this little sneak peek -- >> thank you for coming, erin. i'm glad you're here to see it. >> reporter: i sat down with the former first lady to talk about the bush's educational program. >> it's really the answer, i guess, to a dream that george and i both had. we both believed that women are going to be the ones who lead the democracy movement across the broader middle east and so we brought, a year ago, a group of egyptian women. we decided to focus on egypt first. >> reporter: 14 egyptian women have spent the past year learning leadership skills from prominent american women, in education, health care, business, politics, law, and media. >> a lot of people say egypt, and they, especially when you think of women. there have been gang rapes in tahrir square and the numbers on things like genital mutilation remain horrific, something like 90 plus percent. what made you said, egypt now? >> well, we picked egypt. we met -- we actually are bringi

i went down and i saw mr. bush, jeremy bush, he was on the side trying to get out.st part of the hole, you could see the bed frame and dresser and everything was sinking. i reached down around four levels, kind of you are sticking your hand and got mr. bush and pulled him out. i looked and i saw no one else in the hole. >>. >> gregg: chaos of those moments was captured inhe family's desperate 911 call to police. >> 911 emergency. >> we need an ambulance. house just fell through. >> okay, what happened to the house? >> the bedroom floor just collapsed and my brother-in-law is in there underneath the house. >> gregg: engineers say they may need to demolish the entire house. several homes evacuated out of fear that the surrounding area is also unstable. >> heather: very scary. princeton university is staging a unique giveaway for a new development project. the ivy league school is giving away seven victorian homes for free with charming features like exterior scroll molding and quite the deal, right? but it does come with a catch. molly is live from princeton, new jers

i looked down, and i saw mr. bush, jeremy bush in the hole and he was on the side, trying to get out. the deepest part of the hole, i was looking, you could see the bed frame, the dresser, everything was sinking. i reached down around floor level, kind of like you're sticking your hand into the floor, got mr. bush by his hand and pulled him out. i looked and i saw no, no one else in the hole. >> jamie: rescuers doing that at great risk, too. the chaos of the moments after the sinkhole was captured in the family's desperate 911 calls to police. listen. >> hard to believe. well, engineers say they may need to demolish the house and several nearby homes also evacuated out of fear the surrounding area could as well be unstable. we'll keep you posted on that. >> a montana family is calling for a congressional investigation into the death of their son in singapore. authorities there declared shane todd's death a suicide, but the family says todd told them his company was helping china get sensitive military technology and t

and mrs. bush has been a republican in the past. he presents a very difficult hill for republicans to climb, even in a 58% district if it becomes bush versus sanford in the end. >> we've heard over the last couple of days how the president is thinking that it's possible he could help win back the house. they would need to net 17 seats which, obviously, is a very high hill to climb. but this would be a very important seat for president obama. >> well, that's more than a high hill. let me do this, it's a cliff. the only time in living memory that is the memory of anyone now living that a second term president picked up seats in the midterm was bill clinton in 19989 and i take no small amount of responsibility for that failure. but keep in mind that mr. clinton was a 65% popularity at the time. mr. obama is sitting at somewhere in the high 40s, maybe 46%, 47%. i think it's interesting, emily, that the white house has set thun believably high barrier of taking control of the house as his signal as to what's going to happen in the last fe

i want to ask you, if you can clarify why it is important mr. bush not be our nominee and mr. chissty not be our nominee and mr. cruz the real conservatives that are throughout for us today? thank you. [applause] >> i would like to give you rule for choosing our next presidential nominee. i don't have a candidate yet but i have rules who should not be running. i made this mistake so i'm not blaming any of you. --ing includeded pat dukanen you can't run a congressman. i learned that. ou can't run a governor from a small state. people who have not won and won elections in a mid-size state. you're looking at governors and senators. let's see how they debate. look at their positions then. i could not get to sleep last night so instead of counting sheep i counted republican candidates. . we have a good list of them. we have the governor of nevada. he's pro-choice and maybe we can change him. i'm a single issue voter against amnesty. there is rick snyder of michigan. paul, the governor of maine. there is, sorry, chris christie of new jersey i will be against him unless he changes on

now, i asked mrs. bushto help so many women overseas. >> i think that it's so important that if we want peace in the world, if we want to have peace in our own country and not be afraid of a terrorist attack like we had on september 11th, that it's really important that we help other countries. >> reporter: you said that you and the president are partners in this women's initiative. what made him become so dedicateded to it? i mean, obviously, he's got two daughters and you, so he's surrounded by them. >> i think he's dedicated to it because like everybody else in our country, we've looked at the countries where women are marginalized, and we nearly always see a failing country. and i think it's just important when you look around the world to make sure that men and women can help their countries prosper in every way. >> reporter: an egyptian woman, her name's samir, and she's done a lot of courageous things. she's also been criticized for sending tweets that are anti-semitic, anti-american. does the u.s. n

. >> reporter: that machine ending the demolition by sending flowers for mr. bush down into what is now his grave. as crews fill the sinkhole with gravel to stabilize it, we have learned a new sinkhole has opened up in the same town. we're told it has not harmed anyone. gio benitez, abc news, seffner, florida. >>> another sign of nature at its most extreme, a volcano in eastern russia has roared to life after laying low for more than three decades. red-hot lava running down the snow-covered mountain. ash shooting high in the air. scientists say the closest villages are not in danger. the volcano started erupting a few months ago for the first time since 1976. >>> coming up, the youngest billionaire on the planet. and other surprises. from the new list of the world's richest people. >>> a big change at starbucks today, doing something it hasn't done in 16 years. >>> and mystery solved. 76 years later, scientists say they know what caused the deadly explosion aboard the "hindenburg." "hindenburg." >>> welcome back. 37 points and counting until a brand-new record. the

the equipment that we've brought in with specialized help, we just have not been able to locate mr. bush the home tomorrow. engineers determined the house next door is also in danger from the sinkhole and the people who live there were given about 30 minutes today to get what they could out of their home. >>> news of the world tonight, government officials say president huggo chavez is undergoing chemotherapy. this is the first official mention of chemotherapy since mr. chavez underwent cancer surgery in cuba. chavez should be either sworn in for his new term or declare himself incapable and call for a new election, some say. the constitution says he should have been sworn in on january 10 but venezuela's supreme court approved a delay. >>> egyptian protesters set fire to a police station. the violence came while secretary of state john kerry called on government and opposition leaders to find common ground. kerry is in cairo on the sixth leg of a nine-nation swing through europe and the middle east, his first since becoming secretary of state. >>> in north korea, video was released of l

. >> we just have not been able to locate mr. bush and so for that reason, the rescue effort is being discontinued. >> engineers say the sinkhole inside this house is unlike anything they've ever even. the man swallowed by it cannot be found. and now the rest of the subdivision is in danger. it is something no one can quite get their minds around. a hole in the earth opening upenders a house de-- up under a house devouring a man in his bed. the sinkhole is now 50 feet deep and adriana diaz talked to the distraught homeowners. >> reporter: people are comforting the family of a florida man missing in a sinkhole that swallowed his bedroom. saturday rescue crews called off the search for 37-year-old jeff bush's body. >> at this point we have to move beyond the rescue to demolition phase and a securing of the site. >> reporter: bush disappeared thursday when the earth under his home opened up. before clues ended the search, his brother jeremy was desperate for them to retrieve the body. >> that's where his grave is going to be and i truly

in may 2003, mr. bushlared mission accomplished on board the "uss abraham lincoln." >> major combat operations in iraq have ended. in the battle of iraq, the united states and our allies have prevailed. the transition from dictatorship to democracy will take time. but it's worth every effort. our coalition will stay until our work is done. and then we will leave. >> the war wasn't over on that day, and it was only later we learned saddam hussein was bluffing. he had no weapons of mass destruction. it didn't matter, though. we were stuck in iraq, suffering through ied attacks, abu ghraib, post-traumatic stress disorder and more. according to a new report by brown university, 190,000 have been killed in iraq. 70% of them civilians. 4,488 of them u.s. service members. the war cost you, taxpayers, $2.2 trillion. the cost of rebuild iraq, $60 billion, although most of that money went to contractors and military police. the rest was lost to fraud. as far as making america safer, sadam was a cruel dictator and yo

. >> you are a donkey, mr. bush. >> reporter: but in venezuela, hugo was a charismatic hero wearing that trademark red shirt running the country with the world's biggest oil reserves the fourth biggest exporter of oil to the u.s. but chavez grew up poor and after winning his first of four presidential elections, he publicly called for the redistribution of the country's oil wealth to venezuela's poor and embraced some of the most notable tyrants, moammar ghadhafi and bashar al assad. in 2007 barbara walters asked what his message is to the american people. >> we, venezuelan people, love you. we went, i went to meet your brother. >> reporter: ambitious and defiant to the end. the question is, who will follow the most dominant latin-american leader of his generation? matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> and venezuela's in a seven-day mourning period. a funeral will be held friday. >>> from another of the world's hot spots, north korea is threatening to cancel the 60-year-old cease-fire which had held peace since the kore

the equipment that we have brought in and specialized help, we just have not been able to locate mr. bushso for that reason the rescue effort is being discontinued. >> well, the house is said to the demolished tomorrow. crews are still trying to determine whether more homes are at risk. >>> they were likely tense moments aboard a united flight from vancouver to san francisco this afternoon. airport officials at sfo say the crew declared an emergency because of a hydraulic program. emergency crews waited for the plane to land. fortunately, it did so safely just after 4:00. it was then towed to the gate. >>> just ahead at 6:00, the undercover sting that took six detectives and one animal control officer to reunite a puppy with his family. >>> and a major change in the forecast. looking out at san francisco you can see the change. rob may yet ta will fill us in after the break. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the pa

or the designee mr. bush man? >> i would like you to read the i think that we are going to take them one at a time. we are going to deal with them one at a time. so the recommendation from the first certificated pks resolution. okay? is that not clear? >> we were going to read them all in a row. so is that okay? >> we need to take them one at a time. says our parliamentarian. the presentation is then as. >> so you are doing a presentation that is sort of the whole thing. >> and i understand. >> and so let's do the presentation. >> if i could i will do the presentation and then we will read them and take questions if that will work. >> that is okay. this was going to work. >> okay, so tonight, we will be discussing preliminary certificated and classified layoff consideration and before we get started i want to take just a moment to acknowledge that this is a sensitive and personal issue for each of our employees and students and families. my hope was that this year i would not sit here... well i'm not into any slid

all the equipment that we brought in and specialized help, we just have not been able to locate mr. bush. >> reporter: 37-year-old jeff bush disappeared thursday night when the ground under his home opened up, swallowing his bedroom. crews say the sinkhole is so unstable that they've decided to carefully tear down the rest of the house. >> it needs to be done from outside the perimeter with huge equipment that will be able to reach in and bring out whatever we can of the house. >> reporter: they say the sinkhole is slowly growing and threatens other homes in the suburb east of tampa. firefighters helped families at risk evacuate. the victim's brother is struggling with his loss. jeremy bush jumped into the hole to try to save his brother and had to be rescued himself. >> it's going to bother me for rest of my life. >> reporter: the community is showing support for the bush family. a memorial has formed in front of the house and officials say they will start demolishing the home sunday morning. >>> experts say sinkholes are common in florida because the ground there is largely made of cla

i looked down and i saw mr. bush, jeremy bush in the hole.e bed frame, the dresser, everything was sinking. i reached down around forearm level, got mr. bush and pulled him out by his hand. i looked and saw no one else in the hole. we turned and left. i was melt by hillsborough county fire. came inside, we went back and he assessed it was a sinkhole and they closed the house off because of the safety of it. the sinkhole was still collapsing and it wasn't safe for anybody else to go in. >> we'll do questions in a moment. >> we'll take questions in a moment. i next want to bring up bill bracken, one of our structural specialists with our urban search and rescue team and he's going to give you some information on what they have found so far. >> good evening. my name is bill bracken. i'm with bracken engineering and i'm here on behalf of hillsborough county fire and rescue. i was one of the responders last evening. i can basically brief you an last night and what we have done through the day today. last evening when we got to the site, there was

thank you, mr. bush man for that clarification and so now could we have a roll call on these? >> let me just say this, that mary richards over sees that program who is behind me. but she over sees that program and she talks, and she discusses this at length with the principals and helps them with their or whatever decisions that with this very difficult decision that they are trying to make and she also speaks with the individuals that are impacted by being non-reelected and talks to them about what their options are. we try to treat them had you manly as possible. >> roll call. >> ly. >> yes. >> wong. >> yes. >> fewer. >> y*e. >> haney. >> yes. >> maufas. yes, except abstain on k5 and no af11. >> thank you. >> miss mendoza? >> yes. except items k3, and k4. >> that is an nay. >> dr. murase? >> aye. >> wynns. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> item p, consent sal der there are none tonight. >> item q, adoption of a revised board policy 1000 series that will replace the current board policy and may i hear a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> and this will b

murase, i had a discussion with mr. bush man and i was thinking that he could clarify it before we vote or if you would like it as part of it. >> and i apologize i did not tell you. and i am sorry about that. >> okay, miss ly. >> i would like to follow up. which classes do not have enough students because according to my knowledge a lot of the classes are over the amount of students required. which subject areas don't have as much students? >> it is not so much the subject area, and the exact classroom on the second floor, it is a 9th grade english class, what it is that we are experiencing some areas where literally we don't have the students to fill to capacity the classroom. we don't need a full time teacher. now, it is happening regrettablely in our early education department where we know that we are closing classrooms because we don't have enough children. we are redeploying our resources so that the children that we do have will get the entire benefit of the educational experience. but, we don't need three teachers we

to request is as we have these beginning discussions that somehow the superintendent carranza and mr. bush man you can figure out a way to speak with the sac body as they are representative of the sites and they can take information back to the schools so that they can also better understand what is happening and sort of get their minds of what is going on in the big picture and also at their schools. i think that it is evident and so i would hope that that conversation can be crafted and we can work out something like that. because i believe that there is an opportunity here and we don't want to pass it by. >> invite us and we will be happy to come. >> i appreciate that very, very much. and again, thank you for your questions. >> my comments are just going to be brief. because as every year that we do this, i am not only ever faithful, but assured from past experience that i have seen you and your department and all of sfusd staff work through all of the numbers all of the positions and all of the possibilities and probabilities that we can bring the people back into sfusd as employees. a

the equipment we lo brought in and specialized help,elp, we just have not been able to n locate mr. bush. and so for that reason, the rescue effort is being discontinued. >> the bedroom floor just bedro collapsed and my brother-in-law is in there. he's underneath the house. t >> reporter: frantic family members called 911 thursday night. a sinkhole had opened up directly under a man's bed. >> they rushed in. under all they could see was part of a mattress sticking out of the hole. essentially the floor of that room had opened up.hat >> reporter: swallowed up in theter: dirt and rock, 36-year-old jeff bush. his brother, jeremy, tried to y save him.er >> i jumped in the hole and sa tried digging him out, and i couldn't get him. digg all i could hear-- i thought i ge could hear him screaming for me and hollering for me to help him. an >> reporter: sinkholes are more common in florida than any other >> reporte state. than more than 200 were recorded last year, yet fatalities are rare. they form when water seepser through soil, dissolving underground limestone. the surface of sand and clay th

. >> reporter: so, today, that machine ending the demolition by sending flowers for mr. bush down into what is now his grave. as crews now fill this sinkhole with gravel to stabilize it, we've learned a new sinkhole opened up just hours ago here in the same town. this one, we're told, did not hurt anyone. diane? >> all right, gio, thank you. and we know some of the neighbors near that sinkhole where you are have not been allowed back in their homes, either. >>> and tonight, there is a story that has created a lot of hope about aids. and all the babies born with hiv around the world. doctors say a baby born in mississippi two and a half years ago to an infected mother is now completely free of hiv. they say that 30 hours after this baby was born, they gave her a strong dose of three drugs, not the usual dose of one or two drugs. they believe this big dose knocked out the virus before it could set itself up in her body, so, the next step is to see if it can happen again with another baby. a reminder, every year, there are 300,000 babies around the world born with hiv. >>> and n

. >> you are a donkey, mr. bush. >> reporter: but in venezuela, hugo chavez was a charismatic hero, wearing that trademark red shirt, running the country with the world's biggest oil reserves, the fourth-biggest exporter of oil to the u.s. but chavez grew up poor. and after winning his first of four presidential elections, he publicly called for the redistribution of the country's oil wealth to venezuela's poor. he exported his brand of socialism. his proteges include three other latin american leaders. and he embraced some of the world's most notable tyrants, moammar gadhafi and bashar al assad. fidel castro was his close friend and mentor. he made political sport of attacking u.s. policies. and president bush was one of his favorite foils. >> translator: yesterday, the devil came here. right here. and it smells of sulfur still today. >> reporter: in 2007, barbara walters asked what his message would be to the american people. >> we, the venezuelan people, love you. we want, i want, to be your brother. a great lead

i want to ask you, if you can clarify why it is important mr. bush not be our nominee and mr. christie not be our nominee and mr. cruz the real conservatives that are throughout for us today? thank you. [applause] >> i would like to give you rule for choosing our next presidential nominee. i don't have a candidate yet but i have rules who should not be running. i made this mistake so i'm not blaming any of you. having included pat buchanan -- you can't run a congressman. i learned that. au can't run a governor from small state. people who have not won and won elections in a mid-size state. you're looking at governors and senators. let's see how they debate. look at their positions then. lastld not get to sleep night so instead of counting sheep i counted republican candidates. we have a good list of them. we have the governor of nevada. he's pro-choice and maybe we can change him. i'm a single issue voter against amnesty. there is rick snyder of michigan. paul, the governor of maine. there is, sorry, chris christie of new jersey i will be against him unless he changes on am no

mr. bush's book, quote, undercuts what we're trying to do.ut governor bush seemed to change his stance somewhat during a series of recent interviews prompting tough criticism from senate majority leader harry reid. >> let's wait for a few minutes and see how jeb bush changes his mind again. his opinion on immigration is not evolving. it's devolving. he keeps going backwards. i think he's frankly made a fool of himself the last 24 hours. frankly, on this issue, i don't think jeb bush is a florida leader. i think marco rubio is. bush has been elected to nothing lately. rubio is the leader on immigration. >> okay. joe, a new poll by latino decisions shows immigration reform is by far the most important issue for hispanic voters. that's by the economy and jobs, education and health care. >> john heilemann, let's talk, john heilemann, about your next book. bush -- "game change 2016." i think this may have to be the opening scene of jeb getting out of a cab in the middle of the dark, you know, in a cold march morning and walking into the "today" sh

as he described, he and mrs. bushbarbara bush wept the night it was clear his son would become president. >> very moving. >> the most moving of the letters. with katrina, one has to believe, although he didn't say this directly in this letter, it was a mistake for president george bush not immediately to go back to washington. >> his father says, i'm really down about the way the president's been attacked. this is after katrina. over and over again being attacked. flying to louisiana on the way back to washington. and the snail-like pace of relief. my heart goes out to him. the critics do not know what's in 43's heart. of course he did, he's his father. i agree with you, that it's a father's sense, rather than probably a more pragmatic thing, which is actually the president made a number of big mistakes over katrina. >> i said go back to washington, i meant get ahold of this katrina situation. but anybody who is a father understands why he would leap to his defense, even within himself saying, look, i think he's made

calling for mr. bush. on the right. and in the line slightly broken up they're. going out again we always get the usual . comments of where. they're trying their best and that's what we. and i'm awfully sorry that seems that the lines breaking up there were move on for now maybe we'll try and get back to andy a little bit later now over on our website we've got a timeline tracing developments in the town of a hunger strike at the life of that there's also after an overwhelming british vote in the falklands a story that it's emerged that the u.k. was no are so keen to hold on to the islands either new documents now revealing that margaret thatcher's government was highly reluctant to go to war with argentina at the time over that small territory we got more there you can read up on it and the u.s. is willing to pay ten million dollars for any information on two of its citizens that recently made it to the top of the f.b.i.'s most wanted list having fled to somalia again it's at r.t. dot com if you'd like to further issues of the details. divisions are appearing in

extremist groups systemic splinter group jihad these who are fighting against the government and the mr bush to before he was killed last friday in his last speech he said that we should fight with the syrian army and we should not fight with with this opposition groups so this raises a lot of controversy and controversy and discussion in the syrian society and this lead into this killing and we have mr. permanent. spoiler who lives in he said beforehand that all people who are with the vision and even muslims should be killed if they are supporting the government says the syrian government so this is the context of this killing everybody was angry everybody said that he should not be killed he is one of the most famous. leda in syria everybody said that he did not make a crime he did not kill anyone he just give it his his opinion if you are making an average looking for freedom he has the freedom to say whatever he wants that's that's what he wants everybody says that even so someone in his age he's eighty four years old he's not fighting should be should not be killed at all and this is a

mr. bush, who is 88, had lunch with friends yesterday at his library in texas.e first time we've seen him since january. former congresswoman gabby giffords is being honored with this year's john f. kennedy profile in courage award. it was announced on cbs "this morning" today. giffords was chosen for her campaign against gun violence and for "inspiring the world with her recovery after being shot in an assassination attempt two years ago." there was such a beautiful ceremony this evening we have been eager to show it to you. two american sailors were laid to rest 150 years after their ship went down during the civil war. the flag-draped coffins of the unknown crewmen were carried to their final resting place at arlington national cemetery. in the funeral procession were descendents of crew members from the doomed ship. as david martin reported here yesterday, their remains were found when the gun turret of the u.s.s. "monitor," the navy's first iron-clad warship-- was raised from the waters off of north carolina. thousands of strangers came together to save the

mike that's you know everybody's called mr and then their first name oh you know we understand that mr bush wants to fight the war on terrorism but why did he have to pick iraq to do it and that they really did say that to me that's not making that up and when they would ask me that question i honestly i didn't know what to say to him i didn't really have an answer it was a very legitimate question and then of course you know after go ahead please now that the u.s. troops are out of iraq i just want to ask you about how civilians have been treated there increasingly full of victims of terror attacks the question is should those troops a stayed great hindsight question but do you think they should have stayed on alt. well see. we had no plan after after action plan after the invasion. you know people have written about it i wrote of the only person you always know that people would plan. and there was no plan for after the invasion we would the invasion and it did but nothing before afterwards so not only in answer to your question not only was there no plan for after the invasion like maybe

says quote on every level moral strategic military and economic iraq was a failure and it was you mr bush and mr cheney who started this war and it was you who should pay the consequences as the ten year anniversary of the iraq war passes to remember the ultimate price the country has paid throughout the conflict. meanwhile violence still grips iraq today islamist extremists took responsibility for a slew of bombings resulting in over sixty deaths it's a deadly reminder that the country remains unstable after ten years of war hard to correspondent is. loosely caffein up is on the ground in iraq to bring us this report. at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. this was the freedom they brought shock and bombs over baghdad what the pentagon billed as a quick war to liberate iraq turned into a prolonged nightmare. ten years of bloodshed war of occupation and deadly sectarian strife drained by afghanistan exhausted by iraq for washington the battle is over after a deca

i looked down and i saw mr. bush, jeremy bush, in the hole, haebd whe was on the sides tryig to get out. the deepest part of the hole, you could see the bed, dresser, everything was sinking. >> reporter: the first order of the business, most important order of business, figure out now how much will be affected besides that house? how far does this sinkhole have a potential to expand before they get to a safe zone where the ground is sturdy enough to operate. that's what they're trying to do. because this is a recovery operation and they just simply do not want to risk anyone else's life should there be another sudden collapse of the ground around that house or underneath that house. brianna? >> john zarrella in florida. you'll keep an eye on that. thanks. >>> now to washington where overnight $85 billion in federal funding was slashed from the budget affecting everything from education to the fbi to food safety even national parks. the president signed this order after lawmakers failed to work out a deal and cnn the

says quote on every level moral strategic military and economic iraq was a failure and it was you mr bush and mr cheney who started this war it is you who should pay the consequences well as the ten year anniversary of the iraq war passes and remember the ultimate price the company a country has paid throughout the conflicts. the tenth anniversary of the war in iraq has many wondering if the country is better off today than it was a decade ago can you walk down the street of iraq and feel safe or is there the threat of a car bomb exploding around you our teams or national correspondent lisa casanova's on the ground in erbil iraq to tell us what she's seeing hi lucy so can you give us a said of what life is like on a day to day basis in iraq. well one of the things that strikes you first driving through iraq we spent most of the day in the northern city of kirkuk which was one of the most dangerous places at the height of the six area and strife there is the checkpoint massive checkpoints almost everywhere you go iraqis aren't too free to move around because of the security situation which

needed some address even before the installation that this would have still happened now i understand mr bush's argument argument that they could not prevented this but from what the report concludes i know a couple of senators have actually looked at it doesn't look don't like the company cut safety corners to avoid jumping to even more regulatory hurdles exactly now barbara boxer has been very vocal same that the utility company knowingly installed these these steam generators knowing that there are flaws in them now. utility company southern california edison has said that when they saw the design they thought that it was sound and that they would have never installed something that would have put the public in danger but critics say that. mitsubishi and so the california edison were not as forthcoming about possible issues with the new steam generators because they wanted to streamline the regulatory process to really get things going and if they had to address some of the issues with the steam generators it would have led to more lengthy regulatory filings and so that's why barbara boxer a

he wasn't calling bush mr.anger out of nowhere. >> there's this counter agemini that chavez said he was building, very close to fidel castro, and more problematically from where -- close to ahmadinejad, pictures of him holding the hand of gadhafi, he was had relationship with those in the arab spring, and it also seems like what -- does anything outlive chavez in terms to creating counterhagemini. >> the prime minister of brazil had an astonishing op-ed who said one of the major legacies of chavez was precisely to give impetus to give those known as the good left in the region. in terms of the relationship with these unsavory characters, and it's not just real politic, it's actual interest. the thing they have in common is they are all part of opec, right? and so, you know, in terms of this broader project of trying to give new teeth to opec, especially after the 1990s period of low oil prices, a lot of violations, et cetera, et cetera, this was a part of that policy. >> and also in terms of interest, right? th

mrs. clinton and jeb bush but there's an earlier poll that does. it shows mrs.former florida governor but only by 49% to 43%. but after mr. bush's performance on immigration this week, that may, of course, widen. but also isn't the biggest problem here four letter letter b-u-s-h. >> i think jeb bush has always wanted to run. and he's been waiting for the sting of the bush name to wear off. rand paul representing the anti-bush wing of the republican party. the party that's weary of war, wary of this idea of interventionism. and he represents the wick of the party that was willing to cut defense if it meant cutting spending because that is the most important thing. in a lot of ways rand paul represents the sort of renegade piece of the party that is growing and that is still strong whereas the jeb bush wing of the party is more establishment and is having a hard time controlling the rand paul people. i would love to see a primary between these guys. i think rand paul and jeb bush, epic primary battle and i'm looking forward to it. >> let's switch to the ghost of e

. >> locate mr. bush.nt, it's, it's really not possible to recover the body. >> alisyn: meanwhile, two neighboring homes have been evacuated because of the fears that more homes could soon collapse. tell us what's going on? >> here it is, texting may be the craze these days, of course it is, it it can be easy to get frustrated over the phone. what's the most annoying thing that you be text someone according to a new report? one of them of course is lol, abbreviation from laughing out loud. my dad received that from a co-worker, didn't understand what that meant. worst possible thing, the letter "k", nothing more frustrating than just a one letter message especially when adding the letter "o" can make it a legitimate response. >> alisyn: i like k. i don't want to type the o. >> i'm too lazy to type the o i'm so busy. >> clayton: k, i'll be over. you see somebody on the phone and all you do is do the pinky maze. >> alisyn: lmao. and maybe you've heard that a liberal group in kentucky put out a tweet that was