so you and i have talked a lot about george w. bush and my service to george w. bush and all the times we've come on. and i will always be proud to have worked for george w. bush, to have worked for the entire bush family. there is no issue on which he was more right than comprehensive immigration reform, and most recently, there was no statement that he uttered that was more wise, and i think a more important warning to the republican party than to do comprehensive immigration reform because it is the right thing to do, not for political purpose. and when you head down the path, when you even leave the impression that, perhaps, your motive is political, this is what happens. you empower pundits and conservative talk show hosts who are powerful, like it or not, they are powerful in our world. but if your entire motive is political, then you hand them the power to influence the outcome. if your motive is to fix a problem -- let me just be clear. there is no more important political purpose for republicans than to show that we are competent and we can govern. so fo

so you and i have talked a lot about george w. bush and my service to george w. bush and all the times we've come on. and i will always be proud to have worked for george w. bush, to have worked for the entire bush family. there is no issue on which he was more right than comprehensive immigration reform, and most recently, there was no statement that he uttered that was more wise, and i think a more important warning to the republican party than to do comprehensive immigration reform because it is the right thing to do, not for political purpose. and when you head down the path, when you even leave the impression that, perhaps, your motive is political, this is what happens. you empower pundits and conserve ti talk show hosts who are powerful, like it or not, they are powerful in our world. but if your entire motive is political, then you hand them the power to influence the outcome. if your motive is to fix a problem -- let me just be clear. there is no more important political purpose for republicans than to show that we are competent and we can govern. so for

chris: four years before that george w. bush went bowling in new hampshire, no strikes there. back in 1992, bill clinton bowled frames in clinton. hillary didn't join him. then there was the senior george bush, just the thought of the older bush bowling was enough for dana carvey. >> going to go down in that area, got that thing here, roll her down, get her right in that baby, cradle it in there, pin here, pin here, there's the ball sitting right there, call it, pin fell down. didn't have a chance. chris: here's the real senior george bush giving it his all in 1984. let's take a look at that again n slow-mo. >> oh, yeah. chris: why can't yankees bowl? never have figured that one out. our next most fascinating character in 11 years is john mccain. we had this take on one of his biggest challenges, running with george w. bush's record in june of 2008. there's a lot of history tying john mccain to george bush, the history of war and peace. let's begin in 2000 when both were seeking the republican presidential nomination. everything was swell until mccain, the upstart, whacked bus

whatever it may be at the time the lead tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt the time was one of the leaders of the end to a movement ok what's the difference. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that their way of started to was through peaceful protests and. i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with the armed rebels and the problem is that you yourself your group and many other arab intellectuals in the west see

whatever it may be at the time the lead tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt the time was one of the leaders of the end to a movement ok what's the difference. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that their way of started to was through peaceful protests and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protests. is that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with the armed rebels and the problem is that yourself your group and many other arab intellectuals in the west seem t

. >>> george w. bush is in africa to help fight cancer. we spoke with him and got exclusive information from him about what he thinks about our nsa leak situation and our national security situation. so, we'll be having that from him this morning coming up on "new day." >> we are not heard from him on those subjects so that should be fascinating and the breaking news about the fires. chris, kate, thanks so much. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up here, scramble in the nba. free agents being courted left and right and all eyes, for some reason, on all-star center, dwight howard. will he leave the lakers? this mornings bleacher report, next. ♪ oh. ♪ [ female announcer ] stress sweat smells the worst. and secret clinical strength gives you four times the protection against it. secret clinical strength. make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign

as jon mentioned, a very interesting interview with george w. bush. and that is coming up a little bit later. #%tia[ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm john vause. the headlines this hour. russian president vladimir putin says american fugitive edward snowden will have to stop leak u.s. secrets if he wants asylum in russia. snowden remains holed up in the transit area of a moscow airport, we believe. wikileaks says he's applied to russia and 20 other countries for asylum. >>> while his opposition rallies, egypt's president rejects the military's ultimatum to end the political standoff by wednesday or else. u.s. president obama called mohamed morsi to express concern for the violence and to urge him to be responsive to all egyptians' concerns. >>> the bodies of 19 firefighters were transported to the coroner's office on monday in the u.s. state of arizona. the men died fighting a wildfire near the small arizona town of yarnell. investigators are still trying to piece together just how such a tragedy happened. hundreds of

. >> you mentioned george w. bush. and i've had this conspiracy theory, george w. bush who is from maine. from kennebunkport, maine. he is so similar that i figured he had to have been imitated is there any truth to my conspiracy theory? >> no. i don't think so. perry is a completely separate animal although they were both tutored by karl rove. perry and rove split the sheets some time ago. they have this look. this kind of persona in a way of carrying themselves that is a sort of falseness they project. and they are not what one would call intellectual heavyweights. >> policy wise. give me what the differences would be. the idea that rick perry would be president, it says george w. bush third term. are there any differences policywise? >> i'm not a fan of either. what i would say is that george w. bush was considerably important moderate than rick perry. bush was not a big fan of abortion but he was not out there promoting and ausing it as a divisive issue. and bush did use gay marriage as a way to get elected on. a personal basis, bush was completely did not care

easy for many of the arab intellectuals to dismiss george w. bush as war criminal and than. condone some of the similar tactics in syria is precisely because of this tribal affan the reason like when you have an outline it's entirely humanitarian it's not how humanitarian is right what else about them are absorbed by mr l. to create it but when you say that as an arab or as a muslim as a or as a humanitarian here have some more entitle men to come in to syria and say to the syrian people who are still highly divided in the attitude towards assad because you know a significant proportion still supports president assad whether you like it or not so when you are common to syria and start telling those people who should be their legitimate leader and who should be not i think this is the very same argument that president bush that because president bush based on a humanitarian basis he said the american capital rights and responsibilities to protect the oppressed people of iraq now what you're saying is that because you're an arab because you are a muslim you for some reason hav

whatever it may be at the time the tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt at the time was one of the leaders of the tool movement ok what's the difference. well syria. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that there were fired . through peaceful protests and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with they aren't rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectuals in the west seem to you said j

not listening to george w. bush is a big mistake for republicans. you can say a lot of very bad things about him. i certainly have said most of them. the fact remains the man knows how to win a national election something the rest of his party hasn't quite figured out. he's the only republican to win a majority of the popular vote in any of the last six presidential elections. he did it once out of two tries, and he did it largely because of this number, which is how he performed on hispanic voters in 2004. far higher than any other republican in the two elections before or since. george w. bush entering into the immigration debate on the day the house republican caucus discusses the topic. a base that is now in full and absolute open revolt. with 11 million lives hanging in the balance. joining me now is steve case, co-founder of aol, now chairman and ceo of revolution. he's backed companies like living social and zipcar. and steve, i want to get your reaction to the statement that came out of the house republican caucus meeting today. it was not -

the day that helped tell the story of the george w. bush presidency. it's a good issue so so many former colleagues and it's a pleasure for adelman to host the event here tonight. and without i would like to introduce anita mcbride, former chief of staff for mrs. laura bush. [applause] spent good evening, everyone. thanks so much for coming. this has been an incredible turnout and, in fact, eric, as you know, he was on fox news as one of the interviews and i went on facebook and i said when are you going to do this party in washington? he responded right back. if you would be willing to host it las -- [laughter] >> brian mccormick to help, all the cohosts, i don't want to start with names because of will forget all 30 of you that were willing to support this and also your book that is out front so we thank you so much for doing that. we know that we had an incredible turnout. we had responses as you know beyond a waiting list. so we know we run out of books. i was just told, however, we were prepared if that was possible you can still order the book an

>> well, i gotta tell you this is the good side of george bush. george w. bush. i long recognize that. when he was governor of texas. he had a whole different way of relating to immigrant communities. and it showed in his election. it probably helped win him the presidency. at least we got close. >> bill: we know the supreme court -- >> i think he took -- it was 40% of the latino vote which is pretty high. maybe a little bit hire. he took a much different stance than our governor wilson. you and i both lived through governor wilson and that terribly divisive proposition initiative in california which was going to restrict access to services for immigrants. of course, that was ruled unconstitutional. but it left, i think a very sour taste in the mouths of many immigrants. there was a rush among those who had not actually completed the citizenship to do that. they registered as democrats. california has been a blue state ever since. that is what i think george w. bush understands. what many other national leaders understand. that republicans are going to be facing

whatever it may be at the time that led tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt and i at the time was one of the leaders of the end to a movement ok what's the difference very. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the alley and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that the way of started to was through peaceful protests and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with the armed rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectuals

whatever it may be at the time that led tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt and i at the time was one of the leaders in the end to a movement ok what's the difference very. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the benignly and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that they were fired. through peaceful protests and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with the armed rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectuals in the

george w. bush bet very big on tax cuts. and i think that's a feature of how they approach it. the -- i think most of us would really expect they go very big when they decide to mess with the levers on the dashboard. >> michael, bill clinton actually bet big, but his was more of a negative bet. he didn't want to do it. >> yep. >> in 1992, he had survived the scandals of new hampshire, the struggles of new hampshire, promising a middle-class tax cut and then gets into office and, of course the famous moment where greenspan is telling him, yes, mr. president, the bonds traders are going to determine your presidency. he had to turn on the dime, the first month or two, and cause serious damage to his own party's prospects. >> no question. that's one thing historians will give bill clinton a lot of credit for, the budget bill of 1993, was very risky. barely passed it. and in retrospect i think it's

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whatever it may be at the time the lead tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt and i at the time was one of the leaders of the end to a movement ok what's the difference very. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the benignly and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that their way of florida was through peaceful protest and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with they aren't rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectua

eleven are you conspiracy theorists or not are you people that think that maybe george w. bush toppled his own building what do you think is behind nine eleven let me ask you that question who was behind nine eleven i think let me ask you a question i when you as i do you find nine eleven mr kuchel i mean ask answer me example question who is behind nine eleven i give you the courtesy of being on your show you should give me the courtesy of answering one simple question of ok i'm leaving behind i hate i do you tend to believe in this conventional narrative of al qaeda and osama bin laden being behind. that tragic and qur'an this attack but the question is whether the death of those people is justified hundreds of of thousands. people who were killed after wards and i don't think the goals that were sat out before that who were actually achieved during that war and that's the biggest problem and you've been very critical of radical groups trying to impose that point of view and i totally agree with you but i think the way and the means the democracies employ and of much bet

jimmy carter, george w. bush on edward snowden and a lot more coming up. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> now a cnn exclusive. the former president george w. bush speaking candidly about the nsa leaker edward snowden. speaking also about the ailing nelson mandela, and speaking also about his successor in the white house, president barack obama. former president bush and his wife laura sat down with cnn in zambia where they're renovating a health clinic. listen to what they said about the man who revealed massive government surveillance programs and who may now be seeking asylum in russia. >> reporter: do you think he's a traitor? >> i know he dama

eleven are you conspiracy theorists or not are you these people that think that maybe george w. bush toppled his own building what do you think is behind nine eleven let me ask you that question who was behind nine eleven i think let me ask you a question do you hind nine eleven mr kuchel i mean ask answer me example question who is behind nine eleven i give you the courtesy of being on your show you should give me the courtesy of answering one simple question of ok i'm leaving behind i hate i do you tend to believe in this conventional narrative of al qaeda and osama bin laden being behind. that tragic and qur'an this attack but the question is whether the death of those people justified hundreds of of thousands. people who were killed after wards and i don't think the goals that were set out before that war were actually achieved during that war and that's the biggest problem that you've been very critical of radical groups trying to impose that point of view and i totally agree with you but i think the way and the means the democracies employ i know it's much better i disagre

w. bush he also had some strong arguments of reading the world of saddam hussein to one percent had blood on his hands he was a dictator so president bush felt or at least articulated that you know world may be a better place without him but using violence once you start using violence you cannot control the point is actually right i agree with you once you start violence you enter into perpetual cycle of violence that you can't really control after that the party that started the violence and in fact brutal violence was the syrian regime the revolution started son and to you into your viewers who may have forgotten this revolution started after fifteen boys young boys of ten and eleven year old were taken from their homes tortured abused raped and then returned in a shattered state to their parents in the city of daraa that's what started people in their desire in. all they wanted was to reform the regime and to bring those who brutalized and rape those young boys to justice you mention

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eleven are you conspiracy theorists or not are you people that think that maybe george w. bush toppled his own building what do you think is behind nine eleven let me ask you that question who was behind nine eleven i think let me ask you a question i when you as i do you find nine eleven mr kuchel i mean ask answer me example question who is behind nine eleven i give you the courtesy of being on your show you should give me the courtesy of answering one simple question of ok i'm leaving behind i hate i do you tend to believe in this conventional narrative of al qaeda and osama bin laden being behind. that tragic and qur'an this attack but the question is whether the death of those people justified hundreds of of thousands. people who were killed after wards and i don't think the goals that were sat out before that who were actually achieved during that war and that's the biggest problem and you've been very critical of radical groups trying to impose that point of view and i totally agree with you but i think the way and the means the democracies employ i don't much bette

not are you people that think that maybe george w. bush toppled his own building what do you think was behind nine eleven let me ask you that question who was behind nine eleven i think let me ask you a question i when you as i do you find nine eleven mr kuchel i mean ask answer me example question who is behind nine eleven i give you the courtesy of being on your show you should give me the courtesy of answering one simple question of ok i'm going down i hate i do you tend to believe in this conventional narrative of al qaeda and osama bin laden being behind. that tragic and qur'an this attack but the question is whether the death of those people justified hundreds of of thousands. people who were killed after wards and i don't think the goals that were sat out before that who were actually achieved during that war and that's the biggest problem and you've been very critical of radical groups trying to impose that sort of that point of view and i totally agree with you but i think the way and demeans the democracies employ and of muc

first implemented during the administration of george w. bush. president bush told cnn snowden has compromised that program and the united states. >> i know he damaged the country. the obama administration will deal with it. >> do you think it's possible for one man to really damage the security of the nation? >> i think he damaged the security of the country. >> of those 21 countries that edward snowden has applied for asylum in, you can draw a line through six. that's how many said no. most haven't responded, but he has received comforting and supportive words from venezuela and bolivia. >> thanks so much. >>> now to egypt, where the first democratically elected president has been put on notice. millions of angry protesters are calling for mohamed morsi to step down today, and the military has issued an ultimatum demanding he listens by tomorrow or they'll step in. what's going on from cairo? what do we know there? >> reporter: chris, suspension, anticipation cranking up here in egypt. is it possible that by tomorrow this country is going to pu

bush exhortó de la importancia de llegar a un acuerdo de la reforma migratoria, george w. bush habla de la importancia que se reconozca de la importancia de elos inmigrantes para el futuro del país. >>> el grupi que ha llegado al capitolio es el mismo que se plantó la semana apasada en al oficina del gobernador. >>> sus exigencias fueron escuchadas y este miércoles un grupo llegó al capitolio para hablar directamente con personal de la oficina del gobernador jerry brown. >>> estamos nuevamente aquí para hacerle saber que las demanda nuestras tienen que ser escuchadas. >>> el grupo quiere que el gobernador aprube el acta de la confianza. >>> eso fue el acuerdo, que nos dijeron que la personas que iban a arrestar, va a ser posible crear el diálogo nuevamente. >>f> ue el pasado martes que un grupo de personas pedia una audiencia con el mandatario, mientras que un grupo esperaba ansioso, 5 personas estaban plantadas en el interior, dispuestos a no salir hasta ser escuchados, incluso dispuestods a ser arrestados y así fue. >>> cada día pasan miles de votaciones, cada d�

bush, unlike george w. bush i can tell you -- because i had a lot of friends in there -- they were afraid to vote against george w. bush. there's not that fear of barack obama, is there? >> there's not. they will go on the record because they sense his indifference to them. unlike johnson who loved dealing with congress obama has made it clear these are not his peeps. they feel that and are not scared of him. not inclined to do him favors. >> being above it all has frustrated people in the moment has usually worked for him as far as i've seen. michael, do you think historians will look at health care reform even if it's changed over time as a negative accomplishment? >> only if it fails and that's the ultimate test of any president of what he did. if he got us out of a war, did that work? did he have an economic solution, does that work? that's something we know decades later we had better also mention that there were a number of presidents over the last century who abused the irs, who abused the fbi, used

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandated gend included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to company stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate sites it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregulated

. >> president obama meets with former president george w. bush. it is where they met this morning th >> good morning, on abc7 news with a look a 280 and san jose, where there is no traffic that could not be affected too much by the bart strike but there will be heat down there and the drivers need to be careful in the cars. >> we bring you real time updates on the bart strike as we travel using cell phone technology to bring you the latest from the roads and our news engineer is on the move this morning. he is at the bay bridge toll plaza where obviously it is backing up. dick? >> good morning, eric and kristen will this morning commute is unfolding and we have slightly heavier traffic than we had yesterday. and the folks with fast track trans ponders are going through at the speed limit with no delays. right now i am in a cash lane on the left-hand side of the toll plaza and you can see we have a pretty good little backup going with 10 or 15 or 20-car backup at the toll gates. the folks are having to pay cash to get through that are in the backup

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandated gender included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate saints it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregul

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandate agenda included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate saints it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregula

all it actually came as close to happening as it ever could have under the presidency of george w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandated gender included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to company stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate saints it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregula

w. bush. the economic president i think because i'm self your younger worker i believe you should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandate agenda included not only the regulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate sites it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregu

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w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandated gender included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate sites it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregula

. >>> earlier today president obama is and formerer president george w. bush laid a wreath at a memorial. the ceremony wrapped up a week long tour of africa for the president and his family. >>> wiki leaks says nsa leaker edward snowden has now applied for asylum in more than 20 different countries. snowden believed to be hiding out in the moscow airport unable to leave because his u.s. passport has been revoked. among the countries where snowden has applied poland, switzerland, ireland, norway and china. >>> it is 6:41. bumper to bumper for day two of the bart strike. as we give you a live look at people lining up right now from buses at the west oakland bart station. we are going to tell you which spots are really creating the chaos. and why there is no sign of a deal in the works. >>> in the south bay traffic starting to pick up on 10 1. things good and clear but we have major accidents on the east bay and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. rchlths we are tracking the peak of the heat wave today. that means 105 plus degree weather. we have isolated

w. bush. the economic president i think because i'm self your younger worker i believe you should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandate agenda included not only deregulation of main street industries but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate saints it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was dereg

here is george w. bush. here is bill clinton. here's hillary clinton and of course famously africa's native e son nelson mandela who loves to dance whenever he could and tonight still hospitalized. tonight the president before leaving took his daughters to the cell where mandela spent so many years and then gave his girls a history lesson about freedom fighters, including gandhi. >> gandhi actually was a lawyer here in south africa. it was here where he did his first political organizing. >>> now back here at home what happened at cirque du soleil. millions of families attend their shows every year including those in las vegas. but this weekend a tragic death of an acrobat. what happened? here's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: high up on a wall a battle scene was playing out, part gym analysis tics, part theatre. 31-year-old sarah guyard was suspended by wires at least 50 feet above the stage. then suddenly she was falling. >> she was screaming as she was falling down. it was sort of out of a movie where she was trying to grab for a

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandate agenda included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new get mixed and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate sites it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregula

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe he should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandate agenda included not only deregulation of main street industries but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate saints it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregu

w. bush. the economic president i think he calls himself your younger worker i believe you should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account so you can build a nest egg for your own future. under reagan the mandated genda included not only deregulation of main street industry but the financial industry as well this set the scene for a future disaster on a scale previously unimaginable starting with the hundreds of savings and loan bankruptcies of the late one nine hundred eighty s. the financial razzle dazzle that thirty years later takes down the economy really starts when wall street starts inventing all kinds of new gimmicks and the regulators give all this stuff a free pass. everything and ghouls you know baseball has rules right down to how many stitches are on the baseball. and when you remove the rules you enable people who behave badly the purpose of rules is not to regulate sites it is to deal with people who are sinners. once wall street was deregula

and george w. bush has decided to break his silence and weigh back in the political fray. he put himself squarely in the middle of an issue that is causing division within his party and that is immigration. >> we can up hold traditions of assimilating immigrants and honoring our heritage of rule of law. but we have a problem. the laws governing the immigration system aren't working. the system is broken. we're now in an important debate reforming those laws. >> michael: still hard not to smile. that position puts him at odds with the republican leadership. house speaker john boehner said he will not even look at the immigration ball. paul ryan and eric cantor are right there with him. both said they have not read the bill. and tim huelskamp said, i haven't read it yet. they decided to table the issue until next session when they think they'll have a bigger majority. so much for reaching out to latinos. they are motto is clinging to their demographic majority, which is white men and keep the demographics as small as humanly possible. stove king of iowa said this, it would h

what if george w. bush had said that? man, we would be jumping all over -- by the way i guess george w. bush did say that. yesterday, he was asked on cnn what he thinks about what the nsa is doing. and basically hey i started it. obama's keeping it going. this is a good thing. >> when it comes to surveillance, there can be real time understanding. >> put the program in place to protect the country and one of the certainties is civil liberties will guarantee it. >> so you don't think there is a compromise between security and privacy. >> there needs to be a balance. >> bill: there is a balance. i put it in place and the president continued that. now we have president obama's for it. george bush is for it. dick cheney is for it. something wrong with this picture? >> yikes. >> bill: john boehner's for it. mitch mcconnell is for it. on the other hand so is nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein and harry reid. is anybody on our side? hello? >> by the way we're take your comments. please join in the conversation on twitter at bpshow.