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That's what everybody here's doing. >> reporter: the weather is hampering efforts to find the people still missing. officials say thunderstorms have rolled into that area. the forecast for much of the day, one official said is making things very difficult and treacherous. let's send it back to you. >> thanks to ron mott for that. a deadly accident in houston involving a school bus killed two children this morning. three other students and the bus driver were seriously injured. a spokeswoman says the bus apparently drove off an overpass, rolled and landed on its side. the names and ages of th...

Adviser in 1932. >> nicolle go. >> where have you been willie? >> that was a deflection. >> what's up with jeb? >> okay. so here is what jeb might have said. i don't work for jeb i don't talk to jeb. >> blah, blah, blah. >> i haven't e-mailed him so i don't know how he feels about the question and how he fielded it the first or second time. >> what's he doing? >> what i think he might have done that might have felt comfortable was to refer to decision points for george w. bush writes about the fact that the intelligence wasn't just wrong, it was false. and he has a sickening feeling every time...

Now the author of the big best seller big news is lerches of advice from the bright side. wow, but not much of a bright side this week in baltimore. i was thinking back and i can't recall any big racial incidents like ferguson or baltimore on the 8 years that president bush the younger was in office. can you? >> i think there are some people could look back and say in the aftermath of hurricane katrina there was some racial thing there. actually when kanye west says that this was evidence that president bush didn't care about black people that was so outrageous and actually the only thing that...

>> i would say it to anyone who asked. you say bush did approve the waterboarding at least. flat out as a statement of fact. bush said in his sort of biographical book "decision points." does this put him in a difficult place now as he looks back? he either has to own all of it or he has to own being in the dark. >> it's interesting. he's not running away from this. to the extent -- what the senate report says is the cia didn't brief him on the particulars of the program, the specific techniques until 2006, almost four years after the event. it doesn't mean he didn't know about it or didn't ap...

After the president got a full briefing he did reveal some of the details of the program to the public in a speech but he defended the program and in as late as 2007 when the techniques ended he was still saying that america didn't torture people. there's interesting e-mails in the report from the cia where cia officials went to the white house and said to the white house "hey, are you sure you want to say this? do you know what we're doing? we want to make sure you know what you're doing so if you say we don't torture people you're saying what we think you're saying." and the white house said...