h w bush. we are at foxnews headquarters in new york. president bush 41 he was the oldest president u.s. history. 41 at the home and his condolences and fond memories are ripouring in for former advisers and well-wishers from around the world. he's been remembered as a statesman and icon of the greatest generation and one-of-a-kind. we look back at the life of thi american hero. >> and new breeze is blowing. in a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn. for in man's heart, it's not in fact the day of the dictator is over. >> george bush hardest task as president was giving a green light for operation desert storm . but he is credited with rescuin the new oral rich nations. before george herbert walker bush took his first up into the white house seem learned to wal in maine. born june 12, 1924, in the town of milton, massachusetts to a family in public service. he is the second of five children to dorothy and senator with high school behind him he was accepted at yale university but put his educ

george h. w. bush said no. he wants a motorcade. >> let me describe some of the things just out of eye shot but notable nonetheless. the members of congressional leadership, mitch mcconnell, nancy pelosi, paul ryan, all gathered here on the east front of the capitol plaza with spouses to await the arrival of more members of the bush family. and to stand in honor as the casket is carried down the capitol steps. off to our left, hundreds of congressional staffers have gathered where they are allowed to stand. most of them were still toddlers when george h. w. bush was president. but here to pay their respects as well on the occasion of his passing. and then behind us what appear to be thousands of people, members of the public who have just gathered near the capitol visitors center in front of the where they can to catch a glimpse of this historic moment. and it was really interesting to watch last night as more and more people gathered it was 35 degrees outside. but we saw larger crowds than we had in the past d

george h. w. bush, the time he served i think she looks awfully good in light of his record into perspective. the perspective. >> host: same question what matters when we judge a presidency? >> guest: i quoted my friend patrick buchanan who ran against george bush and 1992 and rattled the establishment and i would say that it is the beginnin wasf a love what we have seen since then it house etc.. but i would add what his thoughts were. he said he was an american closer. someone you called him at the con kluge debate the conclusion worthy inning of a baseball game. he happened to be president of thatthe time the wall came downd the cold war was ending and he may be around the longest for having bring that to a conclusion at the time we were worried about the civil war breaking out. his brilliance and temperament worked at that time. and we saw in him someone who was good at bringing people together and he said he was lacking the visual thing. now i understand better than ever when he said new world

bush, or george h. w. bush rather, i think that we should be objective in how he handled the aids crisis at the tail end of the aids crisis when he was president. he did not do enough as president and, unfortunately, it has resulted in some of this in action on the issue of more people died as a result of the hiv virus here i was wondering if you thought that perhaps there were mistakes made in that field, in that area of his presidency? >> guest: there probably were. again, it was a presidency that was not without flaws and he wasn't a person without flaws. i think the advanced it from where it was under the reagan administration. a lot of times you look back with decades to view certain things can sometimes centuries to do certain things and say we got this wrong, we didn't understand the gravity of a certain moment. the great aids crisis was a large one and in retrospect i think the government, federal government and reagan and bush emaciation probably should've been more aggressive in what they did. i'

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the final farewell for president george h-w bush. a second memorial service is being held right now in houston texas. let's listen in. this is a live look inside the houston church where former george h-w bush will have funeral service this (james)check of weather and traffic... skies will continue to gradually clear out with mostly sunny skies after a few lingering morning showers. look forward to a mild day with upper 50's and low 60's and no need for the umbrella but still a good day to keep the sweater handy. no major hot

george w. bush was, george h. w. bush was very nice but he was not weak. he had a thick spine and he was brutal as a politician must be to get elected. for example, we broke the rules so reagan taught that first establish a positive vision. then you go negative. negative works, he learned that north carolina. in 1988, we came out of the gate negative. i mean, the person that told me the willie horton story was george h. w. bush. it was not a dog whistle, it was in your face. and he had to say it is better if the other peoples tell the strip release read stories about kitty dukakis. i am not proud of that. we ran operatives in our opponents campaign without their knowledge. it was a very brutal campaign. so the national media today, is portraying, this kinder and gentler, which go back. this modern president is a philistine, he is too crude. but this is modern presidency and to win, whether george h. w. bush or donald trump, you have to learn to win by branding and by counter punching. this is the new politics and it is not evil. it is new. >> and the time

and helping others, george w. bush and george h. w. bush, i serve them both. they practiced what they preached. they were genuine people who lived a credo that is really exemplary and he meant toward a lot of people. and helped a lot of people. ebony: you get the sense brad, they being 41 and 43, that they were an example not just in the leadership of president but the american values and american family and patriotism. >> that's right. and you know, you really know somebody, especially when their personality, when nobody's around. they were the same genuine, real, thoughtful people. it did not matter if you a prince or a average citizen, you are treated the same. and they expected that same kind of behavior from the people who work for them. leland: this is a level of expectation in terms of how, if they were going to be real and treat everyone with respect, they demanded that of others. speaking of behind closed doors, where pictures of you with them in different places to go through and take us through those memories. what were your takeaways in these momen

h-w bush was a beloved father bush was a "george h-w tweet saying for family in a about his love clinton spoke hillary (jw) washingtoncnn, wolf blitzer, cnn, washingtonwashingtoncnn, wolf blitzer, because of you." until i die. all because of you."wolf blitzer, cnn, washington (jw) hillary clinton spoke about his love for family in a tweet saying "george h-w bush was a beloved father & grandfather, a war hero, a public servant, & a class act." she goes on to say, she valued his desire. and entire bush family.michellle ob president bush "an extraordinary example for us all" in a tweet on the death of george hw bush. the tweet also shows a picture of the two. (jrs) president donald trump spoke during the g2o summit about the loss of george h.w. bush and says he spoke with two of his sons. <"he's a very special person. i spoke with jeb and george today and we had great conversations and we discussed actually for quite some time the father and how much they loved him and how much that he loved them."> (justine) president trump has wrapped up his trip to argentina for the g-20 summit where wor

h w bush. susan, thank you so much. caller: thank you. announcer: george h.w. bush died friday evening. this is a look at the funeral home in houston where just a short time ago members of the bush family and presidents service dog were departing the funeral home. to casket also being taken the airport in houston where it will be departing at about 11:30 eastern time for joint base andrews in washington dc. announcer: president bush his casket making its way from the funeral home in houston to the airport set to arrive in washington dc this afternoon. the crew has been cast by president trump with carrying out special air mission 41, the reference to president bush's place as the 41st president of the united states. we will bring you back here live from the departure. expected for about half an hour from now. members of the house and senate will be taken part in an arrival for the former president in the capitol rotunda. after the ceremony with lawmakers, the public will be able to pay their re

capitol hill this morning in capitol hill where the state memorial service for president george h-w bush will take place. ( darya ) bush currently lies in state at the capitol rotunda... but will be moved in just a few hours. this morning president trump will join all the living former presidents for the memorial service honoring the life of george h-w bush. ( james ) kron 4's mark meredith joins us live now from washington with more. mark? good morning...the former president's body remains here at the capitol right now...in xxx hours it'll be moved about five miles to the national cathedral.it's there we expect a very formal and personal service honoring the life of a former president. this morning a steady stream of mourners continued to visit the continued to of mourners steady stream this morning a steady stream of mourners continued to visit the casket of former president george h-w bush.later this morning...mr. bush's casket will leave the capitol....moving to the national cathedral.where presdient trump, all of the living former presdients, and thousands more will gather to honor

george h. w. bush when a special edition of "fox and friends" continues.♪ ♪ [music] over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. >> good morning again and welcome to a special edition of "fox and friends". we are remembering life and legacy of an american hero. what a life it was, george h. w. bush, the president of the nicest passing away.>> he led the nation. >> the world war ii veteran always reminded americans to spread the message of hope. >> americans know leadership brings burdens and sacrifices but we also know why the hopes of humanity turned to us. we are american

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. >> the beginning of of farewell to george h. w. bush. the casket of the former president is on its way to washington. it will lie in state at the rotunda in the u.s. capital. he died friday night at the age of 94. nichole looked at how former colleagues are remembering him. >> reporter: the casket of george h. w. bush received a military sendoff at ellington airport in houston in route to washington. his son, the former president and laura bush led the family onto the plane. he is being called special -- it is being called special mission 41. >>> a former secretary of state, colin powell remembered his former boss. >> he would not make a jump

george h. w. bush as well. but i think the president is feeling pressure on trade. announcemenannouncement from g.y off 15,000 people, other stock market volitility has worried the white house, this is something that the economy, one of their biggest focuses as he starts to enter. >> brennan: says he's not being given credit. how easy will it be to get this new nafta as the president is naming it? >> i just started to look into statements of what senators have said. you have elizabeth warren, it doesn't have enough protection for workers. saying he doesn't like these provisions involving investor protections in that new agreement. you have senator rubio also saying, this deal is going to really hurt florida's seasonal vegetable grower industry. there's a lot of broader philosophical concerns. and either administration is going to have to twist arms here or work outside deals. >> brennan: has the government shut down been averted? >> check back in with us on friday, we'll see. >> you never say that

h-w bush. his morning thousands of people are expected to pay their respects to the late president.mr. bush's casket is resting in the capitol rotunda in washington. ( robin )mark meredith joins us live from capitol hill...mark...already we've seen several moving tributes to the late president. ( mark )( mark )( mark )ever since president george h-w bush's casket arrived...we've seen everyone from the current president and political president to everyday americans come to the capitol to pay their respects.as many are looking back on the life and legacy of america's 41st president. trt: 1:01 out: vice president, and eventually president.this morning crowds continue to arrive on capitol hill to say one last goodbye to navial aviator, former president, and american icon: george h-w bush.late monday the current president, donald trump and first lady melania trump, visited mr. bush's flag draped coffin.the 45th president will also attend a memorial service for the 41st president tomorrow."his exampl

george h. w. bush passed away at the age of 94 at his home in houston, texas. he spent his life in military and civil service. david muir with a look back at the life and legacy of an american hero. >> george herbert walker bush, america's 41st president. one of five children, he was the son of a banker and politician. he would later meet the love of his life barbara pierce at a christmas day. he was the first boy she would kiss. the following year on his 18th birthday he enlisted in the war, the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. while overseas george and barbra kept up with the romance. two years in on his 50th mission he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued i would be captured. and it was dsh it was a harrowing experience. >> but he was rescued and he made it home to barbara. he attended yale, the captain and first baseman of the baseball team. he and barbara would have six children. and two daughters. dorothy and robin who died of leukemia at the age of 3 in 1953. it was

george h. w. bush, passed away at 94 at his home in houston, texas. he spent his life in military and civil service. world news anchor david muir with a look back at the live and legacy of an american hero. >> george herbert walker bush, america's 41st president, born june 12th, 1924 in milton, massachusetts one of five children. a son of a banker and politician. later meeting the love of his life barbara pierce at a christmas dance. he was the first boy she would kiss. the following year on his 18th birthday george enlisted in the war, becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. while overseas george and barbara kept up the long distance romance with love letters to his darling bar. two years in on his 50th mission he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued i would be captured. and it was- it was a harrowing experience. >> but he was rescued and he made it home to barbara. he attended yale. he was the captain and first he and barbara would have six children. george, jeb, m

. >>> an gather in f george h. w. bush. >> to his last day, dad's life was instructive, as he aged he taught us how to grow with dignity, humor and kindness. >>> good afternoon, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. we'll start with breaking news first. officers are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. it happened in martinez. we have the latest developments. christian teen a -- christina, one suspect has died in this officer-involved shooting, it was involved with a contra costa sheriff's deputy. you caall of the police activity we're seeing is boulevard. a spokesperson for the department are looking to release more information. the shooting happened at 9:30 this morning, at the intersection and since then, a large police presence has come out to this area. they're, now, invoking a officer-involved shooting protocol, obviously that means that the officer involved has been placed on paid administrative leave, and back here, neighbors who are in this area, a large portion of pacheco boulevard has be

. >>> today at 9 am, on entering -- honoring president george h. w. bush, as his body is about to be alone from houston to washington dc. >>> we're live in studio with former san francisco 49er, as they are recognized for their work of children in need. >>> a san francisco woman reunited with her birth parents, thousands of miles away.>>> welcome to morning sun 2, there is air force one, it will transport the body of former president george h. w. bush, back to washington, dc so that people can pay tribute. we saw quite a few people come out, and stand there and give tribute to the former president. >>> houston is where the former president and the former first lady, barbara bush made their home, they were presence in town, they were seen everywhere, it is interesting because he is being seen not just as a president but as a man and gentlemen, so many people are thinking about the letter that he left his successor, bill clinton. he left a letter on the desk on the -- in the oval office, he says i am rooting for you hard, these words from outgoing presi

it wasn't uncommon to see george h. w. bush in the stands. the texans football team honored him with a moment of silence before sunday's gamogeneses the cleveland browns. -- game against the cleveland browns. even union pacific is paying tribute. they will carry his remains to the bush presidential library. air force one will fly from texas to u.s. for the state uniful and then back -- fun toial and back to texas a&m university. fox news. >>> there will be several events in houston is pwashington, d.c. to -- in houston and washington, d.c. to honor former president george h. w. bush. his body will be flown to washington, d.c. and then he will lie in state from tomorrow night through wednesday morning. a state funeral will be held wednesday that national cathedral in washington, d.c., following the services he will be flown back to houston where another public viewing will be held and then on thursday he will be buried in college station texas in the family plot near his wife barbara. >>> the national hanukkah menorah lighting ceremony in wash

. >>> the casket of george h. w. bush is still in the u.s. capitol rotunda where the public is invited to pay their respects. we're live this moment, you see people filing past the casket. it's heavily guarded. it will lie in state until wednesday, and it will be at that point to the cathedral. >>> they came together to honor the 41st president. and mitch mcconnell compared him with a navy pilot and his c still and he did it with modesty and kindness. >> after the state funeral tomorrow morning, president bush's casket will be flown home and be buried his library in college station texas next to his wife and daughter. >>> and the flags will be flown at half-staff to honor the president. >> we reflect on the president of george h. w. bush, a brief moment of silence of rance. >> governor elect gavin newsom called for a moment of silence yesterday. in a statement, he said america has lost a voice for unity and civic engagement. >> and jerry brown said america has lost a true public servant. >>> and fls to be flown a natio mourning. the u.s. post

h-w bush. ( darya ) this morning thousands of people are expected to pay their respects to the president. bush's cakset is resting in the capitol rotunda in washington. ( james ) kron 4's mark meredith joins us live from capitol hill.. mark already we've seen several moving tribute to the late president. ever since president george h-w bush's casket arrived...we've seen everyone from the current president and political president to everyday americans come to the ever since president george h-w bush's casket arrived...we've seen everyone from the current president and political president to everyday americans come to the capitol to pay their respects. as many are looking back on the life and legacy of america's 41st esident. this morning crowds continue to arrive on capitol hill to say one last goodbye to navial aviator, former president, and american icon: george h-w bush. late monday the current president, donald trump and first lady melania trump, visited mr. bush's flag draped coffin.the 45t

h-w bush. this morning thousands of people are expected to pay their respects to the president. ( james ) bush's cakset is resting in the capitol rotunda in washington. yesterday vice president yesterday vice president mike pence gave these mike pence gave these remarks. ( james ) and in a moment of and in a moment of bipartisanship ...house speaker paul ryan and minority leader nancy pelosi stood together as a wreath was layed at bush's casket. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) this morning

h-w bush. this is a live look from the capitol building this morning where the 41st president will lie in state until his memorial service tomorrow morning.( darya ) karin caifa is in washington d-c this morning with a look at how washington casket of george h-w bush arrived at the u-s capitol to a 21-gun salute monday, as his family -- looked on. vice president mike pence: with a stunning december sunset as a backdrop, the casket of george h-w bush arrived at the u-s capitol to a 21-gun salute monday, as his family -- looked on.vice president mike pence: "today president bush becomes the 32nd american to lie in state in the united states capitol rotunda."members of congress, cabinet members, and others -- among the first here in washington, to pay tribute to the 41st president of the united states, whose first post in the nation's capital, was in the u-s house.paul ryan/ -r- house speaker: "throughout his life of service, president bush personified grace. his character, his character was secon

. >> president george h. w. bush gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >> the current president pays respects to a former president, george h. w. bush 41 has returned to washington. resting in the rotunda of the capitol where he served in congress. a somber day in the nation's capital and we will talk about 41. a retired-star army general and his biographer who will deliver a u lodgeo wednesday. as for the 45th president, he is being accused of obstruction of witness tampersing in realtime and in plain sight because of what he said on twitter, raising roger stone and trashing michael cohen, the backdrop for what will be a revealing week in the mueller investigation. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this monday night. >> good evening from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. as we prepare to bring to a close, another man dictated the somber tone and tenor of our capital city. this evening president george herbert walker bush is resting in the rotunda of the u.s. capital as members of the

president trump has paid his respects to george h w bush, whose bodyis respects to george h w bush, whose body is lying in state at the us capitol rotunda. the number of working people living in relative poverty is the highest in 20 years. that's according to a new report by thejoseph rowntree foundation. relative poverty‘s defined as an income less than 60% of the average of people living in similar circumstances. four million workers in the uk now fall into this group. danny savage reports. i open the curtains in the morning and hope for the best. sue prince constantly worries about money. every day, i check my bank. i need to know what's coming in and going out of my account. she has three part—timejobs, but it still leaves her with precious little to live on after paying her overheads. my rent is £495 a month, plus there's other household bills as well. i'm still only left with about £80 a month. that goes to buy my food and top up my gas and electrical. buxton‘s a bit out in the sticks, it and does get cold. on a tuesday, the day ends with a visit to an informal food bank...

president george h. w. bush at his own inauguration. this week bush is being remembered as the last of his kind in a stark difference to the leadership style of our current president. while bush 41 encouraged that kinder gentler nation, president trump came into office with his talk of american carnage at his inauguration, having all right declared the american dream in his words, is dead. as "the washington post" points out, honorable, gracious, and decent, in death bush becomes a yard stick for president trump. with us to talk about it tonight, david joly is a former member of congress from the state of florida and member of the republican party and politics correspondent for "time" magazine. congressman, i will start with you. all right i noticed on fox news, they are doing segment after segment on all the networks where the bush tributes are coming at the expense of donald trump. you spoke about how 41 has elevated our country in death. >> he has. we are recognizing tonight a loss. a loss of frankly adult children who lost their fat

george h. w. bush, passed away at the age of 94 at his home in houston, texas. he spent his life in military and civil service. david muir with a look back at the life and legacy of a maren hero. >> george herbert walker bush, america's first president born in 1924 one of five children. he was son of a banker and lov his life barbara pierce at a christmas dance. he was the first boy she would kiss. the following year on his 18th birthday george enlisted in the war, becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. while overseas george and barbara kept up the long distance romance with love letters to his darling bar. two years in on his 50th mission he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued i would be captured. and it was -- it was a harrowing experience. >> but he was rescued. and he made it home to barbara. he attended yale. he was the captain and first baseman of the baseball team. and he barb are had six children, george wrb jeb marvin and kneel and two daughters dorothy an

still on. >>> honoring george h. w. bush, we'll show you what's happening today at the nation's capitol and the bay area woman who reflects on her time in the white house. e. >>> and good morning, thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2", tuesday morning, december 4th. i'm pam cook. >> lets talk about your weather, i'm dave clark, steve paulson and has everything you need to know. >> i don't know about that. >> i believe it. >> it's a tough storm to call. >> there's no wind with it, there's no storm. >> rain? >> later. >> this is one of the ones -- one of the ones i've seen before. it will be cool and rain may make it eventually. better than inland. the low is too far to the west. it's 500 miles out there. by the time it moves inland, it will have a lot more going through it, a lot more die name. >> , we get the cloud cover in advance of that. it doesn't bode well. look for cloud cover, we'll try to bring rain in later. that wind, that takes all of the moistu layers of the atmosphere, there's a dry the valley, the cl

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w. bush library. >> i'm doing something for george h. w. bush and barbara also. >> the federal government will be closed to p president trump has declared it a national day of mourning. in washington, doug luzader for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we're going to bring you live coverage of the funeral service tomorrow on mornings on 2, prince charles and the prime minister marone will be part of the dignitaries. >>> an autopsy is being performed as there was a body found in a car, he had a gunshot wound. we're waiting for the identity to be released. >>> they're expected to decide today whether to sell a valuable piece of land to google. >> it's next to be the train station, the project is controversial because of the impact that a google mega campus could have on the neighborhood and the housing market as as well. >> reporter: some see future development here as a dream come true, for others it's a housing nightmare. >> everyone in san jose knows we have a housing crisis, we don't need another tech campus in silicon valley. >> they are expected to a

the final farewell for president george h-w bush. a second memorial service is being held right now in houston texas. let's listen in. this is a live look inside the houston church where former george h-w bush will have funeral service this (james)check of weather and traffic... skies will continue to gradually clear out with mostly sunny skies after a few lingering morning showers. look forward to a mild day with upper 50's and low 60's and no need for the umbrella but still a good day to keep the sweater handy. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond less than 20 min from the toll to 101 this is a live look inside the houston church where former president george h-w bush will have a second funeral service this morning. morning... contra costa county officials are costa county contra this morning... a big story this morning... contra costa county officials are looking into a

bush will then be taken to the george h-w bush presidental library in college station.. where he will be laid to rest. his wife barbara and daughter robin are also laid to rest on the library's grounds. ( darya ) kron 4 will be covering the funeral and memorial service plans for president george h.w. bush all week.live coverage of the memorial service starts on wednesday morning, here on kron4 news.we have all the details on kron4.com. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) today's weather is nice and dry with temperatures in the 50's for daytime highs. rainfall returns tomorrow while temperatures remain similar. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news this morning ...after more than two months on strike ... marriott hotel workers are heading back to work. the union representing the workers reached a tentative agreement on a contract with marriott. the deal includes better wages, affordable health care coverage, and improved job security protections. a vote is now underway to approve the deal. workers should

. >>> and the casket of former president, george h. w. bush is in the capitol rotunda, we want to take up to the capitol building, in just a few hours, there's a live picture of the casket, it will be taken to the national cathedral for george h. w. bush's funeral and doug luzader has what we can expect for today. doug? >> reporter: hour after hour, the capitol rotunda has been opened to the public and the response has been overwhelming. >> it was an honor to see president bush. >> the bush family returned to the rotunda thanking tho there have been many moving moments, and senator bob dole came to his feet to salute his friends. >> there was if the dog sully and youngest citizens coming and people coming across the country from as far away as hawaii. >> i thought it was important to say hello and wish his family well. >> a meeting at the presidential guest house, president trump met with the family for 20 minutes. and the casket will make it to the cathedral and all living presidents will be there as well as president trump who will not

. >> the beginning of of farewell to george h. w. bush. the casket of the former president is on its way to washington. it will lie in state at the rotunda in the u.s. capital. he died friday night at the age of 94. nichole looked at how former colleagues are remembering him. >> reporter: the casket of george h. w. bush received a military sendoff at ellington airport in houston in route to washington. his son, the former president and laura bush led the family onto the plane. he is being called special -- it is being called special mission 41. >>> a former secretary of state, colin powell remembered his former boss. >> he would not make a jump decision. he thought it through. then he decided what was best for the country. what was best for the world sometimes. >> the former president says his father's legacy will grow with time. >> i think is going to go down as the greatest one term president ever because of his foreign-policy and handling the end of the cold world -- war. >> bill clinton eat mr. bush in the presidential election in 1992

george h. w. bush is no exception. but i do think it's a time for people to appreciate the goodness of a president, whether it's --. well, the other thing that's interesting is when it's mccain and bush is that their histories, with all the good and the bad and the nuance, they certainly are in the shadow of the current president, might look different than they would have had they passed away ten years ago, five years ago, because there are a lot of things about george h. w. bush that maybe people now appreciate that they didn't appreciate at the time. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] your takeaway of the g20? is it what you expect now when he goes abroad and rubs shoulders with other world leaders? >> that was a fairly successful summit for president trump, i thought. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, in the sense that there weren't anything horrendously embarrassing that took place. >> seth: yeah. >> and we walked out of there, and we still had alliances. and he wasn't tweeting nasty things to allies. so, i mean, relatively

george h. w. bush is lying in the capitol rotunda, you're looking at live pictures, we're there right in the rotunda with you. and with the public. viewing the casket. yesterday, members of the bush family, president trump and lawmakers came together to honor the 41st president. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell honored the president. >> he kept us flying high, and challenged us to fly higher still. and he did it with modesty and kindness. >> now, after the state funeral tomorrow morning, his casket will be flown to texas, a private funeral service will be held in use tone and be buried in college station, texas, next to his wife and daughter. >>> and flags are flying in the state capitol to honor the former president. >> and they're flying at half- staff. >> we're flying flags at half- staff and honoring george h. w. bush, and if we could take a brief moment of silence for respect and remembrance. >> he called for the moment of silence before convening yesterday. >> he said america has lost

a lot of people seem to get behind george h. w. bush. up the road from us in college station, texas, that was the scene outside his presidential library and museum last night. mourners gathering to pay respects immediately after news broke. it is also where his blood barbara is buried in his daughter robin, who you know died of leukemia at a young age.the president will be laid to rest there ultimately later this week. this is following the state funeral in d.c.. and then a brief service here in houston what's everything wrapped up in dc. obviously, a lot of moving parts to this. and there are going to be a lot of activities planned over the coming days. now, invitations to the state funeral have been sent, as you know, to the first lady and the president. we hand understand the accepted and they will be present at the state funeral. >> thank you. casey siegel, and houston. the capital is getting the e wi. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from ge

we continue to follow the services honoring former president george h-w bush this week. (robin) and then... people in paradise are returning home and surveying the damage. (robin) but first... progress in the marriott hotel workers strike. we'll let you know when the thousands of employees on the picket lines could go back (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. skies today will be cloudier than yesterday's with rain into the afternoon. isolated heavy showers will be embedded in persistent moderate showers through the afternoon and evening. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's in the 50's for highs today. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) it has been two years it has been ( robin ) it has been two years since the the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. 36- people died ... when flames tore through the illegally c

the second funeral service for president george h-w bush will be held in houston today. here is a live shot inside the saint martin's episcopal church where the bush family worshipped as people are gathering. after the funeral service this morning bush will be moved by train to college station texas where he will be buried next to fomer first lady barbara bush at the bush library complex. ( darya ) in the south bay... drivers are on edge this morning after rocks were thrown from the side of the road onto a highway.. hitting a woman's car. dashcam video captures the moment a person below the 680 freeway throws two large rocks. they both crash into the victims car shattering the windshield and denting the of the car. the driver was able to pull over and call c-h-p. police say other drivers have stated rocks were thrown onto the highway before but so far this is the only official report. c-h-p is warning drivers to be careful and watch their surroundings. ( james ) the streets of san francisco appear to be getting safer... thanks to foot patorls. since the start of the foot

it became identified with george h. w. bush. only that, when you take a look at president clinton, we deficit,out the budget that was because president bush went again own in new taxes. >> they started leveling off the revenue.n government bill clinton raised taxes. that's when we got the first had insurplus that we'd many years during the clinton administration. taxes went up. we have a chart that shows that there. you can see the red box is where presidency, the line is the reagan tax cuts. you can see how revenue and spending diverged tremendously there. the red box is george h. w. presidency. you can see it bottomed out just after his term because they had taxes. to raise you can see the white line go up again. that was the bill clinton tax then we had that in the green circle, the budget which unfortunately, did not last. you can see what happened when george h. w. bush's son came to cut taxes. >> do you know what's youresting, how different 20 or 30 years, tax cuts supposed to extend the taxes >> it's a different climate o

we will leave you with a final look at the ongoing memorial for former president george h. w. bush. the u.s. capitol rotunda area see you tomorrow morning.

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el presidente o expresidente george h. w. bush era considerado un lÍder natural, un hombre que amaba a esta naciÓn, durante su mandato paulina, fundÓ una organizacion que se llama... esa organizaciÓn hoy le estÁ pidiendo a los estados unidos escogen un dÍa y hagan una obra de caridad en una organizaciÓn que ellos apoyen, eso es todo regresamos contigo. >> gracias lori montenegro desde washington con la informaciÓn, desde su fallecimiento el viernes, ciudadanos y polÍticos por igual le han rendido tributo a george h. w. bush padre en texas, vamos con edgardo muÑoz que estÁ en houston con mas informaciÓn, adelante. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? paulina, en efecto me encuentro en la funeraria, donde estÁn los restos del expresidente bush donde se han extendido las muestras de cariÑo aquÍ en u houston donde es muy querido george h. w. bush padre por la comunidad latina porque es reconocido como director de la cia, aunque estuvo en un solo perÍodo es creador de toda una dinastÍa, como lo vamos a ver a continuaciÓn. a los p

george h. w. bush lying in state. president trump and the first lady stopped by to pay their respects last night including a salute from one commander in chief to another. he plans a private visit at blair house and in a tweet he called the bush family wonderful and said the elegance and precision of the last two days are remarkable. there is a long history of bad blood, but the 41st president thought it essential the current president be part of the farewell, as is tradition. he made it clear president trump was part of the planning. a confident told cnn the trump white house has been in this source's words perfect and beyond gracious in assisting with the logistics. this should not be news, but it is to the degree that there is a rivalry between jeb and donald trump in the primaries. it happened and it's real. they ran against each other and his past comments about w and george h. w. bush. why is it news? the president has been about pitch perfect. >> it has been a relief for the people in the white house who lived

. >> destino final para el expresidente george h. w bush en su querido texas donde hoy serÁ sepultado en la biblioteca que lleva su nombre junto a s contra inmigrantes en nueva jersey, a board remos este tema en nuestro jueves de inmigraciÓn. >> empieza temporada para nominaciones a globos de oro en las que hay importante presencia hispana pero tambiÉn muchas sorpresas. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes muchas gracias por acompaÑarme le saluda paulina sodi vamos con informaciÓn de este jueves porque mÉxico da un paso adelante en protecciÓn de empleadas domÉstica porque la suprema corte justicia de la naciÓn declaro inconstitucional que estÉn excluidas de seguro social, se ha caracterizado por sufrir mjuas ccial, te escucham. >> la empleada domÉstica que trabaja aquÍ no va a llegar porque va ana me tengo que poner a trabajar porque hoy estamos en esta situaciÓn la suprema corteacion las prestaciones de ley que recibe cualquier trabajador y por eso el instituto mexicano de seguro so

we will leave you with a final look at the ongoing memorial for former president george h. w. bush. the u.s. capitol rotunda area see you tomorrow morning. >> at last weekend's meeting of the g20, president trump was the only world leader to reject climate change, refusing to support the paris climate accords. >> i'm sir david attenborough, and this is "planet earth: 2025." in this season, we tour the diverse climates and biospheres of our beloved coasts. from the coast of kansas to the gulf of ohio. from the wetlands of the sahara to the flaming penguins of the antarctic. ah, what's the point? the world's a hot tub. and before you ask, yes, i'm drunk. nobody listens to david attenborough. now i'm forced to survive in a submarine with james cameron.