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Into some unfriendly territory. the simple fact is there is no plan to deport 11 million people. liberal policies have failed our inner cities. well as promised joining me once again, kristen welker at the white house. kristen, this was a big test for jeb bush, right? reporter: oh, it really was. as the race for the white house heats up the conservative conference was the first big test for florida governor jeb bush. he seemed by many in the republican party as the establishment candidate. but bush defended his conservative credentials. take a look. god bless you. reporter: he s often thought of as one of the more moderate candidates. but friday jeb bush pushed back against his skeptics describing himself this way. practice reform-minded conservative. reporter: one of the thorniest issues for bush immigration. he has wrangled republicans by ....
In today s three big money headlines, slowdown welcome back and hey cookie. regina lewis, with a good morning to you. let s get to the first headline. a slowdown. why is that not a good economic sign? well it s the biggest macro determinant of where it is headed. it went down from 2.6 to 2.4. to put that in perspective, alex. in the 90s, it was 3.4. cap x spending spending on behalf of companies, which is expected to create a virtuous cycle. i spend more as a company, wages go up and ultimately consumers spend that money since 70% of gdp is consumer spending. that makes sense. what about welcome back? because that is a good economic sign. retailers, a lot of them reporting. we saw a lot of up arrows. ....
Vags is here. but certainly, the fact that he was radical itzed is on the table and looks like a very possible reason for this. that s what we re seeing at this point. are you seeing a warning sign that could have been you know putting up warning flags before that we missed with this shooter? i don t know alex. everything i ve seen here says that there is no glaring warning sign. typically, when the fbi is involved in these types of investigations you ve got somebody who is engaged in social media, they raise themselves up on the radar, they made statements at the mosque that they attend or talked to somebody and there is something that s a little more obvious. in this case there s not appear to be that glaring issue that should have caused some concern. and honestly if you ve got somebody who self radicalizes, they don t talk about it those are the things that the fbi and law enforcement is not going to have the ability to identify in advance of an attack. if you have someone ....
Here s what he had to say. he was clearly in shock. it sounded like the ever in shock. and he didn t understand what happened. if you re riding on the train this is the guy you would want to be your engineer. he had a knowledge of it and a passion for it and had a great record. reporter: now the ntsb says they can t draw any conclusions based on these interviews but they have made some progress. and finally, alex, the first lawsuit has been filed in this crash. and amtrak employees off-duty said he was thrown about the cab and suffered brain trauma. alex? quickly, with regard to the amtrak train, the trash location and the septa train where they may have been hit by something is it the same area? reporter: yes, it was nearby on a parallel track. and we have also learned nbc news has learned that an amtrak train also in that area was hit by some sort of a projectile. ....
Yesterday david cameron vowed to bring him to justice. we will do everything we can with the police with the security services with all that we have at our disposal to find these people. joining me from london is senior writer for nbcnews.com. what are you seeing in these e-mails? reporter: we re seeing a catalog of how this young man became increasingly frustrated over getting stopped and interrogated by british authorities. he said in the e-mails distributed by an advocacy group that the time he was interrogated on a trip to tanzania is a deal that completely changed his life. it is important to note though the e-mails are just one side of events. we don t know what he was doing in tanzania. he said he was there on a safari trip. intelligence services suggested maybe he was trying to link up with a somali terror group. unfortunately, they are just one side but show how he became more ....