a hospital in texas is where former president president george h w bush was admitted this evening as a precaution due to a mild case of pneumonia. the 92-year-old is said to be in good spirits. federal grand jury in alex owners of the fairfax gamy center for obstruction of justice. -- gaming center for instruction of justice. they say that two men lied to fbi agents to protect a friend. that friend will spend eight years in prison for attempting to join isis. in fresno, california, three people shot to death outside of a catholic charities building. the gun man was shouting in arabic at the time and told the police that he hated white people. investigators say that this was a hate crime. the man arrested was also accused of killing a motel security guard last week. andthan: two mysteries prince george's county. a woman was stabbed to death in tville, but the police do not know who she is. every year we get countless composite sketches, but rarely is the sketch like this one, of the victim. the police say she is african-american, 20 to years old, tall and thin, with no scars or tattoo

former president george h w bush is still the hospital, dealing with the effects of chronic bronchitis. the 92-year-old has been hospitalized now for a week. alison: new court. he is accused of leaving the scene of a deadly crash on a farm. his truck it a tractor last night and killed the driver. court documents say that he had alcoholic beverages and containers. is being held on bond. last month they came together to save a life. today was better circumstances. alison: the reunion was a chance for her to say thank you to the sick strangers who saved her life. six year bash to the strangers who saved her life. veteran thanked god for having them in the right place to save her life. >> their actions were truly the most critical reason why she is still alive today. >> i have a second chance at life. alison: began cpr, the others flag down a fire and he makes unit that happened to be driving by. thatfire and ems unit happened to be driving by. forthan: more bad news chipotle, word of a possible data breach. chipotle said there was owned out the rise activity on their payment system that h

former president george h-w bush is spending another night in the hospital.has been at houston methodist hospital being treated for pneumonia. he spent two weeks in the hospital in january for pneumonia. mr. bush is 92 years old. >> this year london marathon got a royal boost. the duke and duchess of cambridge william and kate handed out water to runners before the race along with prince harry. they also stuck around to watch the marathon and hand out metals after. >> coming up, ivanka trump's brand is is booming in china but her overseas success is raising ethics concerns. that's next. within the president's daughter ivanka trump made headlines last week when it was revealed her big won trademark approvals in china the same day she met the chinese president at her father's mar-a-lago resort. adriana diaz has more on this from beijing. >> reporter: april 6th was a busy day for ivanka trump. she helped host a dinner for chinese president xi jinping at mar-a-lago and looked on as her daughter charmed him with a chinese folksong. but what happened that day in ch

. >> george h. w. bush will be released from the hospital this week.t hospital for more than a week with a mild case of pneumonia. >> north korea is warning the u.s. saying it's prepared to go into an all out war. the trump administration says all options on the table and a u.s. aircraft carrier headed towards the region did begin joint exercises with japanese naval ships in the philippines yesterday. >> another u.s. citizen has been detained in north korea. the school says he was taken into custody saturday and we still do not know why. that's a quick look at what's going on. this wusa9. >>> check it out, lots of green there on the first alert doppler. we are off to a rainy start this week. good morning, i'm jan jeffcoat with meteorologist allyson rae. mike's working hard in the background. kind of doing a little creepy thing back there. look at him. it was such a damp weekend s now we're seeing some of the after effects and more rain this week as well. >> it continues. with e had yesterday to enjoy. it was still on the cool side. saturday was a washo

(grant) former president george h-w bush is out of the hospital. 92-year-old entered a houston hospital two weeks ago... he was treated for a mild case of pneunomia and chronic bronchitis. bush says he is 'pleased to be home'. this is the second time this year...the former president had to be hospitalized - back in january he was admitted for 16-days for pneumonia. (catherine) california is getting some unusual help in preventing wildfires. we'll explain- coming up. (grant) and next - a flier found on a bus stop in texas is causing quite the controversy. why is has parents upset tonight. (catherine) stocks are slightly lower on wall street. the nasdaq narrowly missed its fourth record-high close this week... falling just a point. the dow was down 41 points. and the s&p - lost 4 points. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstruct

>> if you think back to when george h. w. bush won with a tremendous landslide and he split the catholic vote 50/50 and yet he won a landslide because of the evangelicals he had, trump took the catholic vote substantially over hillary clinton. she could have gotten a portion of that as barack obama said afterwards if she had asked and then bill clinton felt she would have gone after them so she could have had some of those. so i think those e-mails did have a big impact and i think that they have belatedly come to that conclusion. i think the first reaction was this is all james fault and they said that, the fbi director. public statements, it's all james fault and then later as you will hear them, then it became the russians fault. in fairness, the russians gave money to hillary clinton. they gave money to the foundation and got the silicon valley deal. there was actually potentially theoretically in exchange. there was no exchange with trump if they help him locate using power and first thing he does is increase military spendin

if you go back to george h w bush, his tax increases caused a surplus under the clinton administrationso, i think that you want to get david stockman on your program. you know, let's have an alternative point of view. i kind of agree with "the ," i think we are headed for chaos and all of these bills come due and i think that they should keep the net neutrality for the internet. right, richard. jim, lansing, good morning. good morning. i think that the proposed plan doesutting taxes actually what the republicans were fearful of, to pick winners and losers. that's what the plan is doing. what it is doing is neglecting the middle class and sending all of the tax cut money to the top. firm believer that if her huge tax cut goes to the middle class, then you will increase the spending power of the middle class and with an increase in spending power you will have more buying going on, the result of that is that demand for goods and services will increase and that the demand for more people being hired to handle that will increase. that's how you get more jobs. they so, looking at what want

former president george h. w. bush back in the hospital we are learning fighting another case of pneumonia. doctors say he's gonna do just fine. he was admitted on friday after suffering coughing fits that were keeping him from getting any rest. a family spokesman releasing this statement saying, quote, president bush is in very good spirits and is being held for further observation while he regains his strength. we do indeed wish him a very speedy recovery. adidas taking a lot of heat on social media after sending an e-mail to runners the day after the boston marathon with this subject line. congratulations you survived the boston marathon. the sports apparel company issuing this apology. quote, clearly there was no thought given to the insensitive e-mail subject line we sent tuesday. we deeply apologize for our mistake. all right. one family waking up to something you probably continue want to see on easter morning. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick aro

telling the public enough about risks from two damaged spillways. ( darya ) former president george h-w bush is staying at the hospital for a few more days while he recovers from a mild case of pneumonia. that is according to a family spokesman. he says the hospital hopes to discharge the 92-year-old by the end of the week. he has been in the hospital since april 14th. doctors say his pneumonia has been treated. former president bush spent 16 days in the hospital in january for treatment of pneumonia. ( darya ) elton john is recovering from a serious health scare. the colosseum at caesar's palace says elton john's april and may appearances are canceled because the singer has a rare infection. doctors say he contracted an unusual bacterial infection during a recent tour of south america. he got sick after a trip to chile and spent two nights in a hospital in the u-k. the 70-year-old pop icon is currently resting at home. he is expected to make a full recovery. (mark) actress faye dunaway is speaking out about the best picture fiasco at the oscars. she says she thought co-presenter warren beat

complicated,tle but years later, amid the republicancandal, chairman george h w bush produced affidavitslleging the hotel room-- before the second presidential debate. have been terribly unusual, threat the 1950's and 1960's. wastronic eavesdropping considered a trifling offense. cbs had bugged the closed door sessions of the credentials committee at the 1952 republican convention. journalist jack anderson was caught bugging during a case, and nbc news admitted they bugged a private session of the democratic platform committee in 1960 eight. the chief investigator of the watergate committee resigned from that role after someone remembered he had been convicted for an illegal bugging in 1968. all of these incidents were quickly forgotten, and where did you find all of that? over theon's defenders year have attempted from time to time to assemble collections of past misdeeds to show that nixon was the victim of a double standard, and i think their argument is very well taken, but think,ied everything, i a step further, a step too far, and he was -- frankly, he was not as good at it. all of

conducted a tomahawk strike in baghdad in retaliation for saddam's effort to try to assassinate george h-w bush. so i think right now it's a one-off. the question is whether the administration has the appetite to try to gain leverage out of this strike. it could seek to just stick to the narrow issue of the use of chemical weapons and the mesessage to assad is essentially you can continue to prosecute this war, if you use chemical weapons, we'll take a whack at you. if you don't, we're essentially going to conduct the policy they had a week ago or this could be the game changer. i have my doubts on whether president trump has done a complete reversal of the policy that was articulated a week ago about assad. but we'll see. >> rose: i think it was tillerson, secretary of state said it was up to the syrian people to choose their leader. >> that's true but as you noted, ambassador haley said something more akin to regime change. and actually president trump in his statement to the american people last thursday night said sort of both things in his statement. and he hasn't really been pressed on th

host: just looking at some of the recent presidents, george h w bush dropped a bit in the presidential survey. ronald reagan rising slightly up president george w. bush from 36 to 33. caller: we need to remember that residents don't accomplish very much alone. if there is not support from congress, it's very difficult to get things done. administrationan with the opposition saying we're going to prevent you from moving forward, it doesn't matter if it's in the best interest of the country, we are going to stop you. that does not bode well for what we should be doing as americans. to blame one man or woman for as thatg as successful president had hoped is not understanding how our system works. host: we go first to edit in maryland. good morning. lookr: one of the things i covertook at the activities. one was ronald reagan and the iran-contra and the crack epidemic. basically, -- host: i'm going to have to let you go. you are breaking up a bit. caller: good morning. i am 55 and jimmy carter was my favorite. number two. was my i got an invitation to jimmy carter's inaugural ball when i w

. >> george h-w bush, president 41, had an 80% rating after. >> close to 90%. >> close to 90%. >> after the war. and his son was in the 70s and '80s after 9/11. >> and yet at the time the economic issues prevail because of bill clinton's ability to articulate. >> here is also what i think is important. you think about the congress is on a recess, the point are you making i think is not just about foreign policy though, it's about something else that donald trump is trying to do which is do a reset while the congressman is on recess. and the reset isn't just about foreign policy, it's about the fact he changed his position on a wide array of issues in the last 48 hours. there is a big discussion now going on especially with those changes on things like the xm bank and on whether china is a currency manipulator, on nato. whether those are reflective. >> whether janet yellin should be head of the fed. >> rose: all things he changed his mind to positions of people that are elites but also moderates. >> all reflective of a president who seams to be, although you can never tell with trump ful

gas attack.the president is getting a briefing from his defense secretary.the u=s navy carrier george h=w bushn the arabian task force of cruisers and destroyers armed wrth cruise missiles.a marine corps expeditionary unit is in the mediterranean.air force fighter=bombers are deployed in southern turkey. and the administration is signalling that time's up for syria's leader. "sir, does assad have to go?" "assad's role in the future is uncertain, clearly, and with the acts that he has taken, it would seem that there would be no role for him to govern the syrian people."natsenator john mccain says he wants to destroy president bashir assad's power to bomb his opponents.senator graham and i have strongly recommended grounding his air force. don't let those planes fly that are committing war crimes by dropping nerve gas on innocent men, women, and children senator rand paul says ... not so fast,we're currently engaged in one war, illegally and unconstitutionally. i'm not for engaging in another one without a vote.in turkey, dozens of survivors of th

. >>> george w. h. bush tweeted a picture of his son w tweting him in the hospital.ing no father has never been more blessed or prouder. bush senior is being treated for pneumonia. >>> six unfinished prince songs will not be released tomorrow on the one year anniversary of prince's death. judge ordered to record the reportings to ince's estate. preorder was made available for the songs, the title track was on sale but pulled last night. prince died one year ago tomorrow from prescription drug overdose at the age of 57. >>> after airport rage, this time a passenger facing accusations of hitting a pilot. you're about to see the attack in missouri. man shoves american airlines pilot in a lobby in kansas city international airport. happened after both men had been passengers from dallas police say the pilot blocked the aisle and was disrespectful for others on board. the suspect is due in court next month. >>> bose is facing lawsuit claiming head phones clengt user information and distribute the information to third party. they intercepted and collected from the smart ph

flights to the u-s, citing president trump's travel restrictions. ( darya ) former president george h-w bush at the hospital for a few more days while he recovers from a mild case of pneumonia. that is according to a family spokesman. he says the hospital hopes to discharge the 92-year-old by the end of the week. he has been in the hospital since april 14th. doctors say his pneumonia has been treated. former president bush spent 16 days in the hospital in january for treatment of pneumonia. ( darya ) elton john is recovering from a serious health scare. the colosseum at caesar's palace says elton john's april and may appearances are canceled because the singer has a rare infection. doctors say he contracted an unusual bacterial infection during a recent tour of south america. he got sick after a trip to chile and spent two nights in a hospital in the u-k. the 70-year-old pop icon is currently resting at home. he is expected to make a full recovery. ( mark ) coming up... we are following breaking news from overnight... president trump could be putting his plans for a southern border wall on h

and president george h. w. bush nominated david souter and clarence thomas to the supreme court. neither justice faced a filibuster, even though 48 senators voted against the thomas nomination. one recent supreme court nomination did require a cloture vote when a group of democrat senators attempted to block a vote on the confirmation of justice alito's nomination. but a large majority of senator, 72 in fact, invoked cloture preserving that bipartisan practice of rejecting filibusters against supreme court nominees. among those who rejected the alito filibuster in 2006 were the two democrat senators from my state, senator robert c. byrd and senator jay rockefeller. 72 senators voted to invoke cloture on justice alito's nomination, but only 58 ended up voting for the final confirmation. the not has a very clear history of rejecting the use of the filibuster on supreme court nominations. there's no justification for a filibuster on the gorsuch nomination. neil gorsuch is a mainstream judge with the highest possible raifting from the american -- rating from the american bar associat

respond to that grammar, but if we are being fair barack obama did a little bit of blaming of george w. b h bushppen to think factually it was legitimate. the economy crashed under george w. bush because of the wars and his economic policy. so it was appropriate for him to do that. you know, trump is doing it for a different reason. he is doing it to distract from his complete failure in office and inability to deliver on any of his promises and because his base would notice he is completely failing them. >> i know you want to respond. guy head. >> he has been in there for 93 days and president obama had a little more time to enact obamacare. it will tiake a little more tim to get rid of it. it is okay for president obama to critique. >> you have to remember there were seven years of repeal and replace. >> yes. you would think he would have it together. he promised to put something up there. >> hey, listen, if what trump had said i will go to d.c. it will be very hard. he would have delivered. he said i'm going to do it. it will be easy. it turns out it's not easy. that's the problem. he mislead

. >> former president george w. h. bushspital, chronic lebron kite is kept the 92 hospitalized for two we'res after being admitted for mild case of pneumonia, was also treated in january. >>> a correspondent dinner will take place tomorrow, will be the first time in 36 year the president of the united states will not attend. muslim comedian from the daily show will host this annual affair. it will be a considerably smaller crowd with several news organizations declining to attend. two months ago president trump abruptly tweeted he will not attend instead he will hold a rally with supporters in pennsylvania. >>> coming up, thousands are stranded in a island >>> an island music festival promising a luxury get away quickly spiralled into chaos guests spent thousands of dollars only to be stranded and hungry and eager to get home. >> their promotional video build the first annual fire festival as two weekends of music, models and beach side accommodations in the bahamas. instead they found their luxury experience to be anything

. >>> former president george w. h. bushspital with pneumonia, but going to be fine. the 92 former president is going to remain in the hospital while he regains his strength after a persistent cough. >>> a book by hillary clinton called shattered showing he first conceded the election to donald trump telling him congratulations short time later on the phone with president obama and said mr. president i'm sorry. >>> sells of sweeten drink in surrounding areas without the new tax rose 7%, berkeley the first city to levy tax to help fight obesity. the report found bottled water sales increase by over 15%. frs the study acknowledges soda taxes do not demonstrate meaningful reduction in obesity rates. >>> abc 7 news visits city hall where mayor supported bill to ban sell of tobacco products, with flavors and also targets menthol makes tobacco more addicting. >> an faa study found advertising for menthol cigarettes is ten times higher in black >>> president trump today signed a executive order aiming to close the loopholes that al

george h.w. bush and has a long record. in the h whe took the lead pushing for regulation of fannie and freddie , and then went on to push again in the first of the bush administration. .orked in various posts he knows a lot about the ends and outs of these businesses. david: and he has done a lot with international finance .anking coordinating better which is different what we thought might happen. mike: he knows the whole area worked at the carlyle group and has its own investment bank in salt lake city. he is somebody more likely to focus on regulation rather than dodd-frank rules. , has a veryf course legislative component that would be hard to change, and he will not advocate breaking of the big banks. much more discretion and much more practical rules' making. you will not find a lot of opposition to that at the fed. they realize changes have to be made. he may fit right into -- he may fit right in. alix: did the banks like practical? they i would say that probably would like practical look, we're going to be heading into a phas

george w. bush. he led the u.s. delegation at h time many the six-party talks. of denver. heit good morning, ambassadoring good to have you here. >> good morning. >> you see the vice president reiterating the trump dock tan saying the era of strategic patience is over. what do you see has changed? >> well, first of all the north korean program has really accelerated in recent months. in 2016 they had nuclear tests. they're ready to go for another one. any day they had something on the order of 25 or 30 missile tests so they've really accelerated their program. i tell you, there's no amount of patience that's going to display that. what needs to be done is a full court press with the chinese and what's very, very important is to work closely with the south koreas because every option may be on the table but we don't have the option of doing something without consulting with them and i think it's very important that vice president pence has mad the trip there. >> ambassador, you said the korea -- the north koreans. what did you mean by that in. >> he's being prett

trump repeatedly promised to release his tax returns, just like jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h w bush, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama before him. as president, donald trump has broken this promise. is he hiding something from the american people? i certainly hope not. here is what i do know -- the american people deserve an answer to that question. the tax return issue is about fairness. it is about being straight with the american people. it is about playing by the rules. there is a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the white house when it comes to our president. he came to washington on a promise to drain the swamp. keepnstead by failing to his word and release his tax returns, donald trump is a confident breathing interest. 17 different united states intelligence agencies have included vladimir putin and his interferedratives with our election in order to help donald trump. the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation into the rushing -- the russian hacking scandal, including possible collusion between the trump campaign manager putin's russia. a democratic issue o

george w. bush's portraits of courage, a collection of his paintings of the veterans and h dtv chip and joanna gaines, the magnolia story. next, david horowitz on his thoughts on the trumpet ministration. that's followed by trumps war, radio host michael savage is thought on the obstacles president trump may face in trying to fulfill his campaign promise. rounding out the list at number 10 is trevor noah's memoir

george w. bush's portraits of courage, a collection of his paintings of the veterans and h dtv chip and joanna gaines, the magnolia story. next, david horowitz on his thoughts on the trumpet ministration. that's followed by trumps war, radio host michael savage is thought on the obstacles president trump may face in trying to fulfill his campaign promise. rounding out the list at number 10 is trevor noah's memoir growing up in apartheid era south africa. that's a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the "new york times". >> every weekend look tv offers programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at book tv.org. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]