tom davis, is jeb bush, is he the guy? >> well, i think it's too early to tell but with chris christie's issues in new jersey not fully resolved, i think a lot of us in the republican party, particularly the establishment, are saying, gee, we're nervous about paul or cruise or somebody to win nationally. >> they need an establishment guy? >> yeah. look, he was governor of florida. florida and ohio are two swing states they need to win to take the presidency and the bush brand, pluses and minuses but there is a financial organization around the country that i think is being to step up should he decide to get in. >> beth, you followed the rise of hillary clinton's political career for years. how significant is this draft effort? >> can you imagine another clinton versus bush? sort of back to the '90s. jeb bush is a very, very appealing candidate in many ways for republicans but a fantastic report in "the washington post" said powerful insiders drafting him. same powerful insiders that drafted mitt romney and some of the same

. >>> joining me now, former virginia congressman, tom davis, who served as chairman of the nationalsional committee, and msnbc contributor, dr. james peterson, director of africana studies and associate professor at lehigh university. congressman, i'll begin with you. you spent more than a decade in the house, watching the hearings play out and all of the controversies go down. do you think your fellow republican, congressman issa, crossed the line and violated rules when he blocked cummings' comments, not to mention showing disrespect and bad manners what is protocol? >> i was chairman of that committee for four years. i was ranking minority member for two years with henry waxman. we would never get into that kind of high political theater. technically, the chairman has the authority to adjourn the meeting on their own. but it's not what you like to see in politics. you like to see them working together. unfortunately, these two gentlemen have really not found a rhythm in terms of being able to work together. and that's the disadvantage of the house. but, you know, so it's an unfor

james, jackie and former congressman tom davis.of the virginia tech shootings and a mother wrote to the governor urging him to veto this legislation. let's listen to her for a second. >> we know in certain situations, live fire ones in particular and active shooter ones, first responders need to understand who the good guy is and who the bad guy is and we do not need to introduce more firearms into dangerous situations. we can rely on our law enforcement to do the job and more weaponry causes confusion. >> congressman, should the governor have vetoed that bill? >> i would have suggested he veto it. this is a cultural clash. there are a lot of different opinions. but i think a one size fits all standard coming from the state is not good. i'm on a university board. i've taught college. as you sit there -- a one size fits all standard for a state is politically driven. it has not had the appropriate level of dialogue. i lost three virginia tech students that lived in my congressional district. i know what their families went through o

with we begin with a look at the russian-american conflict over crimea talking to tom friedman and davi david sanger of the "nw york times." >> i think obama's response is measured to our interests. it's quite reelingist. i don't buy the criticism that he's manifested weakness. ronald reaken at his most angriest would not be going to war to reverse putin's intervention in ukraine, let's be honest about that. and george w. bush didn't go to war to reverse putin's intervention in georgia. >> charlie: we conclude with hattie morahan and dominic rowan starring in "a doll's house" by ibsen at the brooklyn academy of music. >> it talks about how to be honest to long-time partners, you know, how to be -- the big questions. you know, how to be true to yourself but also kind. you know, those are the difficult things about how to be a good person, but i don't think one can ignore the context in which the play was first put on and what it seems to have meant to people. >> charlie: tom friedman, david sanger, hattie morahan and dominic rowan when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communicat

my business partners, tom brown, bill davis and myself, we opened five stores in four years.yees love their jobs. we had plans to open four more stores within about a year or so. but with obamacare, it's cost prohibitive. >> this is your dream. you worked outside of this business for a long time, 29 years. i really want to make this happen. and then expand it. tell us a little bit about the stop. >> well, we started with a dream and everything was going great. but i can't help but think about that quote that the president had last year, you business owners, you didn't build that yourself. the government did. well, we didn't. we did it the old-fashioned way. we emptied our savings, mortgaged our homes, and we hoped it worked without any government help. but every step that we take it seems like we're working against the government. >> do you feel as though the government is trying to crush businesses like yourself? >> i don't know about crush us, but they're certainly not helping us. you see the movement toward jacking up the minimum wage. they've rolled back the bush tax cuts

davis strait. that is when he hit another car head-on, killing one man and leaving one seriously injured. police said that the team may have been under the influence. >> a peeping tomen arrested after repeatedly persona one in paula out to pripet the young woman was in her driveway cleaning her car when police say that 20 year-old carlos bejinez walked over and told her he was a tree trimmer. he also told her that there was a dangerous tree on her property. the women told him that he had to speak with her landlord. the victim called the police and they were able to track him down. >> he was arrested for harassment and peeping, both are misdemeanors. he was also driving on a suspended license. >> today, community members in san francisco will get to weigh in on whether to tax soda and other sugary drinks. at town hall meeting is scheduled for tonight is 6:00 p.m.. a proposal has been introduced to place one at 24¢ on each can of soda that is sold in the city. the measure would need to support the board of supervisors. it would raise around $31 million a year for san francisco. >> coming up on kron 4 news. the death toll continues to rise in washington as a landslide

and for tom hartman here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture all eyes will be on the lone star state tomorrow as wendy davis tries to secure her stop top spot for her spot at the top of the democratic ticket for texas governor could it davis primary win be enough to turn texas blue we'll talk about that more internet big picture politics panel also there have been five mass extinctions in the history of planet earth could climate change cause the sixth and the internet was once the last refuge of the real free market but if we don't do something soon it will become the next kingdom of the robber barrons tom will explain why in tonight's only take. you need to know this more than three hundred people were arrested outside the white house and sunday during a protest against the keystone x.l. pipeline system the student led rally which was organized by the group the scent started in georgetown and then made its way down to the white house an estimated twelve hundred people are thought to have participated and their message to the rest their message was clear if president obama wants to make good. good on his i