[laughter] so mr. bush, intel egad to something happening he says the greek historian up sub 10, he was looking for a consonant. [laughter] any scholar john with admiral murphy is now giving me the eyeball of death. i didn't make up this word. it was like the lamaze class. push. you can do it. [laughter] finally its foot out. admiral murphy cannot do jack me in the chest with his finger and he says next time say plato. so that was the dawn of the plate tonic era bush rhetoric. random house said they don't like going. so there's a piece. i said let's call it wishart said that. this was a piece i done for all things considered the pr show. i had been called for jury duty in washington d.c. and this is his civic duty of every of erika. but it's not an experience i particularly recommend in washington d.c. there is surely no more pathetic side to this rich democracy of ours and 72 adults tried to squirm out of doing their civic duty. i have a dentist appointment on tuesday. murder trial? so this was during the

mrs. bush that did not get conveyed through her official activities? >> well, i think that the media is going to print. mrs. bush did something at the end of the administration in october, she invited 20 historians to the state floor where her chief of staff and the curator spoke about her call bushman's and she had a private lunch and for them in the private residence and toured the lincoln bedroom. each of the historians that write about present at first ladies, shouldn't they hear from her what her competence had been over the last 8 years? that was a special event. i think to this day, i believe the people that are writing, reflect on that day she had them into the private residence. they are the ones that will be writing about her. >> i think mrs. johnson had a big advantage as a first lady moving into the white house because he was a journalism major at the university of texas. in fact, when she wanted to -- it would be involved with her beautification project. he called her old journalis

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mr. bush's second knee replacement procedure in two months. it was the same procedure he had on his right knee in may. mr. bush returned to dallas with his wife laura today. >>> well, it's a surprising headline, an 11-year-old boy treated at a california hospital because of an allergic reaction to his ipad. >> the ipad caused a rash and it wouldn't go away. kristen wright is here with more on the story. what doctors say you need to know about this, kristen? >> it's interesting. recent reports in medical journals do link otherwise unexplainable rashes to personal electronic devices like cell phones, laptops and tablets. specifically, it's a nickel allergy, more commonly a reaction to jewelry, zippers and buttons. >> let's fly a kite. >> reporter: toddlers and tablets. they start early. educational apps make it fun. not so for an 11-year-old in california. he broke out into an itchy rash that wouldn't go away. doctors traced it to his ipad. he's allergic to the nickel found in the tablet's casin

here's the story idea i'm coming to you mr. bush to. hitler. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here are not going here in iraq the southern big story the extra that why some talk there is a reason that they don't want international. friends that we should all be completely outraged now let's break the set. iran like syria has been george very harshly and blames on the constant sad. isn't it justified the game is not pursuing the weapon and you know raising to spectrum off percent of their revenue government lead to one young who say move ton use new ways developing nuclear weapons in their homes. spruce if you did they want to see the fuselage in full dump and being emitted full makeup and film the story is we would be stupid not to take you. if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be sitting there saying gosh if we have u.s. dollars and the us decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people will say maybe i shouldn't use the us dollar. right on the street. first street.

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the elder mr. bush is one of the few modern presidents not to have written a memoir. this from the ballpark at arm lidge ton last night. doctor arlington. give it a look. cool moment there, the 43rd president making news during derek jeter's farewell tour. that is going on for 162 games. he gave the famed shortstop a framed photo from the 2001 world series, right after 9/11, mr. bush came out and threw the first pitch. it was a strike in yankee stadium. the joint went nuts. mr. bush, by the way, used to own, used to be one of the owners of texas rangers down there. but a cool moment nonetheless. we all know, and all remember that first pitch during the world series september 11th. patti ann: oh, yeah. bill: it had to be strike. jeter said, when he went out there, don't bounce it. patti ann: good advice. bill: they did. what happened? it was right down the middle. patti ann: catcher never moved. all right. much heavier night, note, israel is stepping up its assault on hamas, calling up 16,000 more reserves. ambassador dan gillerman will be here to talk about where this

when mr. bushid not visit new orleans after a hurricane devastated that city until many days later. >> the parallel for me is that when we know a hurricane is coming, we put things into place, so that we can deal with it. i have told this administration and others have told this administration for years that this is exactly what was going to happen. >> question: in its february 24 team, 6 months ago, budget proposal, the department of health and human services requested funding for an anticipated 60,000 unaccompanied minors at the texas border. is that six month evidence that obama, the white house knew all along about the border? namely that they would be swamped? pat buchanan? >> it is an argument that fulfills what people have been saying that barack obama is asleep at the switch. he's not a hands-on president, things are going on he never knows about until afterwards, ben gaza and the rest of it, but his failure of refuel not to call an audible and go to the border when a democratic congressman

it was taken just before mr. bushew out the first pitch of game three of the world series in new york just seven weeks after 9/11. the celebration didn't last long. jeter went 0 for 4 and the yankees fall to the rangers, 3-2. >>> when we return, it might taste good, but your heart won't thank you. we will show you what one health organization calls the worst meal in america. >>> and hatchet job. how this ax ended up in the windshield of a car. but do you know what's ine your skincare?- neutrogena naturals. a line of nutrient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll never find any harsh chemical sulfates, parabens or unnecessary additives. healthy skin-starts from within. neutrogena naturals. learn more at neutrogenanaturals.com. ♪ they'll wanna eat it rightgonna away.od and country crock stirs in easily, to give mashed potatoes that rich buttery flavor your family loves, everytime. welcome to crock country. >>> here's

the individual is what mr bush is remembered like thousands of other refugees alexander and you've stayed at home in the gangs going to war just to close to their doorstep like many others they want to keep their last name unknown to protect the rest of the family left behind. which. had already telling. him. that they already have a plan to get to another town where alexander can find a job to provide for his family but the same can't be said about many others in this tent city this family story is just one of the estimated thirty or so thousand of refugees living in the rostov on. region at the moment just days ago these people couldn't have imagined not having a house or a country to call their own right now they're living in tents and have no idea what the future will bring in southern russia. afghanistan now to open up the world where clashes between militants and the army have broken out near kabul airport rockets reportedly fired and troops are attempting to surround it to walk you through buildings still under construction the local media reporting suggesting now the taliban has a

president obama even though he's having trouble with the questions he also doesn't care for mr. bush either. so if you want to put this in some kind of realm you now, it's two presidents that it dealt with sitting president and we have the one president and the house now in there something wrong with two presidents. and besides that when the clintons were in, they happen to have a very good cause. they were at a stage in life where electronics are coming out and people were just getting into that and there was a lot, a lot of money made through that. do you understand what i'm saying? >> guest: i do and i'd like to respond and say that barack obama basically, if you just get to the core matters, won the presidency in 2008 by his opposition to george w. bush and the iraq war. that was his key platform and since then, for years, now he's in his sixth year of office, he is blamed bush again and again and again for the problems that he inherited. the fact of the matter is the fact of the matter is barack obama in my view and in the view of the clintons has caused many of his own problems

did not work out even close based on the promise, the absolute unqualified and stated promise of mr. bush. >> have you heard anything from the economic advisers close to former president bush now about those promises made, and what they say these days? >> no. i mean, i mostly work from the data. i have pointed out in my column that more than half of the $6.6 trillion of lost income was under the four years of president obama, who of course inherited a very bad economy, but also agreed to extend the bush tax cuts. which were intended to be temporary. they were sold and promised to us as temporary. >> david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winner, and columnist, thank you for coming on today's show. we appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> as part of our continuing series of america's middle class, following the dream. we follow the lives of three different families who share one common element. they're all struggling paycheck to pay check. the stress of making ends meet took a toll by giving his wife and his two kids a scare. >> he had an anxiety attack. he was very stressed out about money.

retiring yankees great derek jeter a signed photo of the two of them from the 2001 world series when mr. bushfirst pitch at yankee stadium after 9/11. this is a farewell gift from his presidential library for jeter who is retiring. >>> at least three people tried to snag this home run during a game between pirates and giants at at&t park. this woman caught it in her beer cup. you get ten points for that, right? >> don't adjust your tv. a chase broke out at this minor league game in iowa. it wandered around a bit before it was trapped in a garbage can near third base. >>> two americans are sick with ebo ebola. it shows really no sign of slowing down. the two americans are health workers who were trying to prevent the spread of the virus. if they survive, which is questionable over the next couple days, they could soon be on their way back to the united states for treatment. we want to talk more about this with a professor who has direct experience tracking down and identifying forms of the ebola virus and other high threat infections. interesting career. great to have you on set, doctor. >> my

point, congresswoman, the reason i'm raising the stark inconsistency between the bush crowd, when mr. bush was president and now the president obama is there, is this is not about exec tough power. this is about their opposition to president obama. because they could have such a dramatic 180-degree turn on the use of executive power. particularly when he hasn't even used it nearly as much as they did. >> they also had to have had to ideological. they have been against lawsuits and overusing and excessive lawsuits. but now, they've decided that the way to go is to sue. and in the past, the courts have not been hospitable. they have told people to take those suites and politely told them to leave. frustration shouldn't be illegal, that they can use that to sue. and so, i think that what we really are looking at is there should be any lawsuits for congressional malpractice because they are simply not doing their job. they have changed the definition of legislators, of members of congress. because they are simply refusing to address the critical issues, raising them in minimum wage, extending

a picture of the two, when mr bush threw out the first pitch at yankee stadium reading "congratulationsa great career." "america tonight" is next. see you back here tomorrow night at 8:0 and 11:00 eastern. >> surrogacy inc. an american tonight investigative report only on al jazeera america >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> on "america tonight": another deadly day in gaza. a u.n. school targeted again. more innocent families killed in the cross fire. as the violence escalates, a palestinian teenager documents her fears and hopes. also, just ahead, schools out, but we continue our in depth look at american education, tackling teacher tenure. >> they don't put the student as their number one priority. >> this couple wanted a baby but

mr. bush gave jeter a signed photo of the two together before game three of the 2001 world series. , i guess. it was revealed yesterday, president bush has written a biography of his father, george h.w. bush. and yet untitled book will make its debut on veterans' day, november 11th. the younger bush thought about the idea in 2010 and began writing it two years later after consulting with friends and family. that will be interesting. looking forward to reading that. >> should be a great book. i didn't know this, george h.w. bush, the older, turned 90 by the way. is one of the few president who is has not written his own autobiography, very interesting. >> it will focus also on george w. bush, his decision to go into politics, how his dad influenced his life. what's really fast night, i'm curious, it talks about -- the lead-up to the iraq war. one senior official, told me, elder bush was worried about the decisions his son was making going into the war. there was a lot of buzz in the media about whether they were kind of at -- were at total opposite spectrums going into the war. >> th

if we were at the level that we were at when mr. bush took office, we were at 9.1%. our prognostications is going to be better, would be born out by an accelerating base of job creation. if we keep improving this way, then we'll get up to the pace we have been -- is this a plateau? the last several months seem to imply that we're at a new plateau or do we two forward from here? if we go forward h from here, then we're in a full scale recovery. >> wages are up, unemployment is down. again, i want to take another look at the border if we can. wall street's reaction right now, again 17,000. what is it that wall street likes about this report and that 17,000 fig yaur. >> it does mean new highs it does mean that wall street is accepting good news as good news. the yield on the 10-year freshly notes at about 2.7%, which is up notably over the last several weeks, based on stronger housing data, car data and now employment data a we're getting more towards normal economic growth at this point in the cycle. it may put more pressure on the federal reserve down the road to acce

so it was mr. bush who changed the u.s. position and said that we would be willing to see iran have a nuclear power plant if it's under proper controls and that we have concentrated our concerns about iran's efforts to make the nuclear fuel because that process of enriching uran annually for fuels is the exact same machines you need to make uranium for a bomb. so while i am quite agree with the caller that nuclear power plants pose quite a risk of proliferation and give people a way to make nuclear weapons disturbingly easily from those power plants, frankly, we haven't gotten support around the world. not even our allies, israel who are quite nervous about iran's nuclear intentions are focused on the nuclear power plant. they have also focused on the enrichment and the plutonium. so while i am sympathetic to what our caller is saying, we have not been successful in making the case here is a tweet from a viewer. are inspections in centrifuges the critical issue? guest: the inspection system is an issue. the iranians are unr

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bush. mr. card is currently the executive director in the office of the provost at texas a&m university. thank goodness that johnny mann zeal -- manziel was finally picked in the draft because i was worried that we were going to lose a commentator, to be honest. ira said, you should get a leading scholar from history and a leading scholar from another discipline. and we have those scholars with us today as well. david farber is a professor of modern american history at temple university. he is author of a lot of books, and even more very influential articles. some of his most recent books are "everybody ought to be rich." and "rise and fall of modern american conservatism." thank you for joining us today, david. commenting last, but certainly not least, is melani mcalister, who is an associate professor of american studies, international affairs, and media and public affairs and she is also the chair of her department, american studies, at george washington university. melani is the author of e

mr. bush's office. i offered him the option of living to deposition or transcribed interview instead of appearing here today. the white house did not accept the offer, nor recant their claim of inherent immunity. house argued that scene fellow shells -- that senior officials can be immune from testifying to congress if so deemed by the president. it is in fact a direct contradiction to the u.s. district court for the district of columbia when it ruled in its decision in the committee on judiciary versus the white house , cites a legal opinion issued by the justice department office of legal counsel in claiming immunity, the opinion merely states the views of the executive branch. the authority does not outweigh that of the courts. the historyoutweigh of two centuries plus of this branch questioning every nickel, every dime spent on behalf of the taxpayers. citel see opinion does not any case law in support of its assertion that -- are immune. express technologies it is not based on precedent. the white

mr. bush is embracing a philosophy that we need to change the law and we have to make it a priority enforcement issue. i grew up on the border and i represent almost 400 miles of border arizona. the men and women of the border do a fine job but i respect them. to further militarize the region that most of my colleagues do not know about and continue to talk about, we need to do that. that inind it ironic texas it depends so much on the economic exchange of mexico for their economy. per capita it has the highest number of it and documented -- of undocumented people working for their economy. i found it ironic that the only solution they can come up with is seven national guard to the border. it is sensationalism at its best and political opportunism. host: republican caller, go ahea d. in referencealling to the children. i'm not sure if you are a senator or a congressman -- host: congressman from arizona. caller: he said they do not want to leave, i have been to these countries, central america

president obama even though he's having trouble you say with the clintons, he also doesn't care for mr. bushither. so if you want to put this in some kind of realm, you know, it's the two presidents that were sitting presidents and we have the house now and there's something wrong and besides that, when the clintons were in the happened to have it good because they were at a stage in life where electronics were coming up and people were getting into that and there was a lot of money made through that. do you understand what i'm saying? >> i do and i would like to respond and say that barack obama basically if you get to the court matters won the presidency in 2008 by his opposition to george w. bush and the iraq war. that was the key platform. and for years now he is in his sixth year in office he blamed bush again and again and again for the problems that he has inherited. the fact of the matter is barack obama in my view and in the view of the clintons has caused many of his own problems. we see now the middle east going up in flames on a hillary clinton urged barack obama to get involved

so it was mr. bush who changed the u.s.sition and said that we would be willing to see iran have a nuclear power plant if it's under proper controls and that we have concentrated our concerns about iran's efforts to make the nuclear fuel because that process of enriching uran annually for fuels is the exact same machines you need to make uranium for a bomb. so while i am quite agree with the caller that nuclear power plants pose quite a risk of proliferation and give people a way to make nuclear weapons disturbingly easily from those power plants, frankly, we haven't gotten support around the world. not even our allies, israel who are quite nervous about iran's nuclear intentions are focused on the nuclear power plant. they have also focused on the enrichment and the plutonium. so while i am sympathetic to what our caller is saying, we have not been successful in making the case here is a tweet from a viewer. are inspections in centrifuges the critical issue? guest: the inspection system is an issue. the iranians are unreas

some people say he's doing too little well first of all i have to say that i agree with mr mcgovern that the bush administration's hope that they continue to play is that they can draw a divide between the u.s. and the e.u. who may continue to try to appeal to as their more reasonable partners i think this is a tragic mistake i think. three day they follow along this false hope that they've been stronger gone for months with repeated agreements and documents that the e.u. was a party to that they have walked away from without even the slightest acknowledgement of that while this regime continues on its rampages. so i think that. russia is getting played putin is getting played and i think that there is a great deal of resentment now within eastern ukraine against the russian government because of this i mean these are people that are dying by the scores every day with prayers to russia to save them on their lips and russian people really expected that maybe not through a direct military intervention but at the very least that the russian admitted government should give the people of eastern ukrai

president obama, even though he is having trouble, he also does not care for mr. bush either. this in someo put kind of round, you know -- presidents,now, two sitting presidents, and there is one president in the house now, besides that, when the clintons were in, they happened to have it very good because they were at a stage in life where electronics for coming up. people were just getting into that and there was a lot of money made through that. do you understand what i'm saying? and i would like to respond and say barack obama, basically, if you just get to the court matters, won the by hisncy in 2008 opposition to george w. bush and the iraq war. that was his key platform. years, he isd four now in his six-year in office, he blamed bush again and again for the problems he has inherited. my view and inn the view of the clintons, has caused many of his own problems. we see the middle east going up in flames. hillary clinton urged barack obama to get involved in syria early in that war, not with ground troops, but with support of the opposition to assad regime. if obama had

what i found was -- this was back when mr. bush cited no daughtert behind -- my started in an omen to school and they had -- in an elementary school and they had no esl classes, english as a second language. as of 10, 12, 11 years ago, whatever it is -- now they have 15 esl teachers in that same elementary school. the problem is that you have 4 children in the school. instance,dren -- for i had a teacher who went to an inner-city school, she wanted to make a difference, but she found out that most of the parents sending their kids to school were sending them to school underdressed, underfed, and they would fall asleep in class. after about five years she said enough is enough and she went back to a better neighborhood school because she found out she could make a difference. host: we will hear from an educator next. this is elizabeth from south carolina. caller: ok, i am a retired educator. , but i wasrs old late -- pardon me? host: go ahead, you are on. caller: i was late getting into education, but enjoyed it immensely. but i can

mr. bush is embracing a philosophy that we need to change the law and we have to make it a priority enforcement issue. i grew up on the border and i represent almost 400 miles of border arizona. the men and women of the border do a fine job but i respect them. to further militarize the region that most of my colleagues do not know about and continue to talk about, we need to do that. that inind it ironic texas it depends so much on the economic exchange of mexico for their economy. per capita it has the highest number of it and documented -- of undocumented people working for their economy. i found it ironic that the only solution they can come up with is seven national guard to the border. it is sensationalism at its best and political opportunism. host: republican caller, go ahea d. in referencealling to the children. i'm not sure if you are a senator or a congressman -- host: congressman from arizona. caller: he said they do not want to leave, i have been to these countries, central america

ordered all i will immigrants facing deportation to have a lawyer, reversing the policy of the bush administration. mrl discretion to permit illegal immigrants to remain in the united states. he sued arizona and alabama to stop state enforcement of laws against illegal immigration. he create ad public advocate for, not the unemployed, but for illegal immigrants. and he released illegal immigrant detainees, all sending strong messages to mexico and nations of central america and of course, their citizens, that our border is effectively open to whoever wants to cross it. president obama's executive actions are one of the main causes of our so-called border crisis. back in 2012 for example, the executive action titled, deferred action for childhood arrivals or dhaka. grant the children of illegal immigrants a two-year reprieve from deportation. the message was clear. that the obama white house would grant amnesty whenever possible. defacto but still amnesty. but now he as the at temerity to say we have a real humanitarian crisis on our border. it is of the president's making. now while the president talk

sorry, mrs. bushe we should have been saying. >> it stands for a few other things that we don't say at 7:00 a.m. >> a new item on my bucket list. i want to go to universal with you. i want to ride all the rides with you. >> we did it. yay! hallelujah. >> that's impressive. >> al, how about a check of the weather? >> that's impressive. it really is. let's show you what we have for you today. we are looking at plenty of sunshine in the east on saturday. wet weather through the gulf coast. also expecting a few showers in the pacific northwest. moving ahead towards the rest of your weekend sunday, rain in the upper ohio river valley, gulf coast into the great lakes. look for a beautiful day through the southwest on in to southern california. l.a. looking for sunny skies and 74 degrees. that's what's going on around the country. here is wh >>> 8:34. taking a live look at los gatos. here we're talking about sunny skies and maybe 78 degrees. that's it. in the south bay, a beautiful day, 79 for us here in san