lawrence episcopal church.s on the heels of a very somber ceremony, a very sentimental ceremony in washington, d.c.. caroline: a round of applause is not something you often hear at a funeral, but for a fan of the --t president two went on but for fan of the 41st president, the 43rd president george w. bush making a heartfelt speech. it was a full cathedral with an assembly that lasted at least notably, a so, but vast array of current and past presidents sat in the front row. scarlet: a nation coming together for the passing of this president.

martin's episcopal church in houston.ident george h-w bush before he's buried this afternoon. ♪ let's go. nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. get free decorating tools inside nutella holiday jars. so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. the cold and flu fightings. machine. you put in your machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu symptoms fast. new theraflu powerpods. press. sip. relief. ( darya ) good morning and thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. our top story this morning... the final farewell for prident george h-w bush. a second memorial service will be held in about one hour in houston texas.( darya ) after this morning's ceremony... the president's ceremony... the morn

martin's episcopal church in houston where the president is now lying in repose.y's honoring him with a special flyover as he's laid to rest today. that flyover will have 21 fighter jets. it's the largest ever missing man formation. meanwhile, people across president bush's adopted home state are paying tribute. the number 41 lit up at this hotel in dallas. >> another tribute in light, this one on the "uss george h.w. bush." the crew assembled on the deck to spell out his initials with flashlights. abc's t.j. parker has more on what's coming up today. he's with us from houston. t.j. >> reporter: well, good morning, terrell and maggie. yes, president bush lies in repose at st. martin's episcopal church on the city's west side and houstonians have been coming out throughout the night. they've been coming on these met throw buses all night long to pay their final respects ahead of the funeral this morning. >> we're going to miss you. your decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay with us forever. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have ha

martin's episcopal church. in a few minutes we will begin.h, or 41st president. i'm going to ask a few things in the way of courtesy. if you are a cell phone user, i would ask that you please turn off your cell phone. some of you may be expecting an emergency call, that's possible, but if you are not i would ask you to please turn off your cell phone or put it on vibrate. this is an hour that we are going to give to a very special moment and if you could just do that that would be great. in the a fiscal church, our worship style is reverent. so, it is our typical, our tradition that people, as we prepare for the service begin to think and pray, not visit with one another, tempting as that maybe. you will have some time to do that when the service comes to a close. there will be some instructions at the and of the service about how you will be leaving today. moment come in just a bit. in a few moments the family will be coming in to be seated. when that happens i would ask that you would stand, particularly when the president's children come i

martin's episcopal church in houston.o cover the funeral service for president george h-w bush before he's buried this afternoon. (ácommercialá) ( darya )this is a live look inside the houston church where former president george h-w bush will have a second funeral service this morning. after this morning's service --- the former president's body will be taken by a special train from houston to college station where he will be laid to rest on the grounds of his presidential library with his wife and daughter.we will continue to

now he returns to the huge episcopal church, beautiful church in houston. where he worshiped for so many years. >> martha: a great point. it's extraordinary. i don't think too many of us can say we have 3,200 friends that will pack the cathedral in washington, d.c. but we certainly did. you got that feeling there that this was not a business funeral. these were friends, dear friends he had known his whole live around the globe. when you and i spoke earlier, brit, you were especially moved by the music that was played today at the national cathedral. do we have a little bit of that sound in the control room? let's play that, brit. i want your thoughts on that. [music] ♪ >> martha: i don't think you are human if it doesn't get you. the eternal father, strong to save. navy hymn. >> the words are "eternal father, strong to save." and the rest of the stanza "whose hand has bound, keep the mighty ocean deep. unappointed limits keep. hear us when we cry to the for those imperil on the sea." sorry to stumble over that. i have known it and heard it all my life. appr

martin's episcopal church in houston. the funeral for george h.w.y much are seated. they were supposed to be there by 10:30 east coast time. the bush family is going to be arriving in the next ten minutes or so. jessica dean is standing by outside. jessica, am i correct, we expect the bush family in about ten minutes? >> yes. that's exactly right, anderson, but we have seen some members of the bush family. neil and pearce bush, we're told, are here. and then as you mentioned, other members of the bush family will continue, as we have seen over the past few days. this is meticulously planned out. they know exactly where everyone will be sitting and then, of course, president george w. bush and his wife laura coming in there at the end. neil and pearce bush are here. and then we'll hear from various members of the bush family during today's service. george p. bush, the grandson, the current land commissioner of texas, will be speaking about his grandfather. again, he's the only elected bush right now across america. so again, passing the torch on to t

martin's episcopal church. there will be an arrival ceremony for the casket at the urch. he will lie in repose at the church. >> the president, the late president bush will be, after a funeral service tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. at the churchhat he and his family attended for so many years, at 11:00 tomorrow morning, then the casket will be transported by train to college station,texas, texas a&m university. w that'sre george h.w. bush's presidential library is located. andhat is where he will be laid to rest next to his wifend barbara bushhe daughter that they lost so many years ago, robin. >> and here's the casket coming off the plane. let's just lten. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> heading home for theas time. former president george h.w. bush. family and people closest to him looking on. ready to head to the church that he and his family have attended for decades. he will lie in repose for the people of houstonnd a anybody else who would like to go and pay their respects. his funeral tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. >> we'll be back. right after this james: this is jane. she'

martin's episcopal church.united states before a funeral there tomorrow and his internment. today at the washington cathedral, there were a lot of laughs between the tears. >> to us, he was close to perfect. but not totally perfect. his short game was lousy. he wasn't exactly fred astair on the dance floor. >> in new hampshire once he grabbed scan of a department store mannequin asking for votes. when he realized his mistake he said, "you never know. you have to ask." >> those who travel the high roads of humility in washington, d.c. are not bothered by heavy traffic. >> george h.w. bush parachuted out of an airport and landed on the grounds by the sea of kennebunkport, maine, the church where his mom was married and where he worshiped office. mother liked to say he chose the location just in case the chute didn't open. >> martha: a lot of those moments today. a special day. thank you for inviting us in your home today. that is it for this "special report." fair balanced and unafraid. "the story with martha mac

eventse today's beginning with the funeral at saint martin's episcopal church where he was eulogized by james baker and his grandson george p. bush. ♪ ["america the beautiful" playing] ["america the beautiful" playing] ♪ >> on behalf of the family and st. martin's episcopal church i welcome you to this service and -- in celebration of the life and faith of our 41st president, george herbert walker bush. if you would, please turn in your bulletins to page six. we sing together with strength. o beautiful for spacious skies. o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain ♪ america, america, god shed his grace on thee and crowned thy good in brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ o beautiful for heros proved in liberating strive who more than self their country loved and mercy more than life ♪ america, america may god thy gold refine and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ o beautiful for pilgrim feet whose stern, impassioned stress a thoroughfare of freedom beat across the wilderness ♪ ♪ america, america

martin's episcopal church, i welcome you to this service and celebration of the life and faith of ouresident, george herbert walker bush. if you would, please turn in your bulletins to page 6. we sing together with strength. o beautiful for spacious skies. ["america the beautiful" playing] ♪ >> o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain america, america, god shed his grace on thee and crowned thy good in brotherhood from sea to shining sea o beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strive -- in liberating strife who more than self their country loved and mercy more than life america, america may god thy gold refine and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea o beautiful for pilgrim feet that sees beyond the years your alibaster cities gleam undimmed by human tears america, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ >> please be seated. we will have one anthem that will be played and this was played at the president's inauguration. this is "my countr

martin's episcopal church with a burial in the afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum in college station. talked about the former president earlier today on washington journal. host: on the phone joining us of is lauren, the director the george h.w. bush presidential library.

martins episcopal church. the former president flag draped casket will remain there and to the funeral -- until the funeral tomorrow. this follows the emotional service in washington dc that was attended i president trump and the first lady as well as -- by president trump and the first lady as well as all of his predecessors. former president obama, clinton, and carter were there. we will have more on the funeral service today coming up on ktvu news at 5. >>> scientists say more and more whales are getting entangled in that along the coast of california. they are narrowing in on what could be a contributing cause. we will talk to an expert next. >>> i have clearing skies in your future and your extended forecast with a little more rain. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> a record number of whales and other marine mammals have been injured or killed after being caught in crab fishing lines of the california coast. environmental groups are blaming warming ocean waters brought on by climate change. joining us

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martin's episcopal church. we expected that arrival within arrived and when they we will have live coverage of the arrival ceremony where president george h.w. bush will lie in repose overnight before the final ceremony tomorrow morning. coverage continuing right here on c-span. earlier today, at the national cathedral, historian and biographer john meacham offered his eulogy to the former president. >> the story was almost over even before it had fully begun. on saturday, dawn september 2, 1944, lieutenant george herbert walker bush, joined by crewmates, took off ere to attack a radio tower. as they approached the target, theair was heavy, plane was head. smoke filled the cockpit, flames raced across the wings. thought,ieutenant bush this thing is going to go down. a 35 degreeplane in dive, dropped his bonds, and roared off out to sea, telling his crewmates to hit the silk. protocol, lieutenant bush turned the plane so they can bailout. only then did bush parachute from the cockpit. the wind propelled him back

martin's episcopal church at 11:00 a.m., getting some expert advice on running for president. o'rourke met last month with former president barack oba. re aenhaanr o'urke to n getti democratic hopeful. o'rourke lost his bid for the senate last month to incumbent ted cruz but he did much better than expected. >>> the heat is rising over reports of election fraud in an undecided north carolina congressional race. a democratic house member, jerry connolly, is calling for an emergency hearing on capitol hill to address these allegations. right now republican mark karas leads his democratic challenger by just over 900 votes but the race hasn't been settled amid an investigation into alleged absentee ballot fraud. north carolina's elections board will meet in two weeks to hear the evidence in the case. >>> some of the other news we're watching this morning. the search is on in the waters off japan for several u.s. marine flight crew members involved in a midair accident. a marine f-18 and a kc-130 refueler plane. they were on a t

martin's episcopal church in houston. the outpouring of respect at the end of a national day of mourning. the day began at the national cathedral in washington. inside partisan politics taking a pause. a rare moment of unity. president trump greeting president and mrs. obama. face to face with his predecessor and the clintons for the first time since tak w.in b presidential group, handing candy to michelle ob hero, a ma. >> the most decent and honorable person i ever met was my friend george bush. one of nature's noblemen. >> his life code, as he said, was tell the truth, don't blame people, be strong, do your best, try hard, forgive, stay the course. >> reporter: but the most touching tribute, from his own son, george w., sharing lessons passed from father to son. >> he showed me what it means to be a president who serves with integrity, leads with courage, and acts with love in his heart for the citizens of our country. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. and in our grief i just smile kn

martin's episcopal church in houston. there will be a funeral service later this morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern followed in the afternoon by the burial ceremony at the george bush presidential library and museum in college station, texas. back in washington, d.c. and some of the funeral yesterday at the national if they drawn later, george w. bush gives his eulogy. first, we'll hear from historian john meacham. >> the story was almost over even before it almost began. shortly after dawn saturday, september 2, 1944 lieutenant george herbert walker bush joined by two crewmates took off from the uss to attack a radio tower. as they approached the target the air was heavy with flat. smoke filled the cockpit, flames raced across the wings. my god, lieutenant bush thought, this will go down. he kept the plane and its dive, dropped his bombs and roared out to sea. telling his crewmates. lieutenant bush turned the plane -- telling his crewmates to hit the silk. lieutenant bush turned the plane so they could bailout. only then did

martin's episcopal church, the largest the piscopo church in for a ceremony and then president bush will lying in repose overnight. we will have the funeral service for you right here on c-span. earlier today at the national cathedral he and washington, d.c., former president george w. bush eulogized his father. our familiesnd thank you for being here. i once heard it said of man the idea is to die young as late as possible. [laughter] 85, a favorite pastime of george h.w. bush, was firing up his boat and opening up the horsepower engines to fly across the atlantic with the secret service boats straining to keep up. at age 90, george h.w. bush parachuted out of an aircraft and landed in maine. the church where his mom was married and where he worshiped often. liked to say he chose a vocation just in case the chute did not open. delight0's, he took when his closest pal james baker smuggled a bottle of grey goose vodka into his hospital room. [laughter] it paired well with the state delivered from morton's. dad's life was, instructive. he taught us how to grow with humor and kindness. when

martin's episcopal church, i think about today in washington.moment it was and i believe we're going to see so many people in this country who stop to watch. this is the first time, though, since the inauguration we have seen president trump face-to-face with all his predecessors and we did in washington today. and it was quite a thing to watch. you have the clintons chatting with the obamas and then trump's arrived, obviously, the president and the first lady were sitting there and shaking hands. they reached their pew, walking all the way up there, it was a somewhat awkward moment there, but nonetheless they were shaking hands with the obamas, nothing with the clintons at all. what did you think as you watched all this unfold? >> it was really remarkably classy of the bush family to invite the president. and it seems crazy but i can imagine there was quite a debate within the family as to whether to include the current president of the united states in a tribute to the former president of the united states. of course the bush family did the ri

martin's episcopal church. the same church that barbara bush's memorial happened. alongside his wife and their child who died at 3 years old, robin. in the meantime, many people here in houston paying respects. statues throughout the city with teddy bears and flowers and colorful socks as they pay contribute you'd -- tribute. dave and christine. >> if you don't know, i love colorful socks. i spoke to him at a football game. these are his signature socks. the george h.w. bush sock that he designed himself. i had to wear those today. >> that is something. >> i talked to him about his love of socks and football. he was a sports nut. all things texas a&m. he knew everything about them. didn't just care about it, but loved sports. what a man. >>> george h.w. bush remembered around the world for guiding the united states through difficult global challenges. including the collapse of the soviet union. last soviet leader is sharing his thoughts. let's go to moscow and bring in matthew chance. >> reporter: thank you very much. despite the tensions with moscow and washington

martin's episcopal church in houston tonight.lic viewing will go on throughout the night at the church. coverage continues tomorrow morning with the funeral service at saint martins at 11:00 a.m. eastern, followed by the burial ceremony at the george bush presidential library and bcm in college station, texas. right now, events remembering president bush throughout the at the u.s.rt here capitol as the former president was taken from the capital to the washington national cathedral for the state funeral. president trump and former president obama, clinton, and carter attended the service. son, georgesident's w. bush, gave one of the eulogies.

martin's episcopal church in houston.e the pews filled there where about 1,200 people have gathered to say their final good-byes in texas to president george herbert walker bush. it follows, of course, that touching and emotional tribute to the former president here in washington at the national cathedral. one of the eulogies delivered by byographer john meacham, a eulogy he actually read to president bush last year. listen. >> i called up last summer, i think, and said would you like to hear it? yes. and so he was at that point pretty much in his bedroom there in walker's point, and i went in, and we chatted a while, and then i pulled up an ottoman next to the chair where he was in a recliner and read it to him, and boy his eyes didn't move. he was following everything, and at the very end he said that's so nice. you know it was an awful lot about me. and then i said in a rather smart alecky way, that was kind of the mission here, sir. but it was a great honor. >> a great honor indeed. you're looking now at the train tha

thursday, saint martin's episcopal church, the george bush presidential library and museum. speak,ou come on and many say nancy pelosi is likely to become the next speaker. t speaker. and your take on his legacy. john: i wrote a column yesterday about it. mr. bush, and there are controversies around any president. anyone who has been in public we have a debt of gratitude to him. as a historian you like to look at the balance presentation. quality of understanding the complexities of the country. understanding the complexities of working with congress. as president and vice president, he would come down to palpable gym and play with members of congress because he understood the importance of maintaining personal relationships for the relationships that serve you well. he did, like any other president. he had the balance view. in an eramber him where people could talk more easily with each other in washington. president will be judged -- clarence thomas to the supreme court which turned out to be a divisive action. there will be some accountability by historians for the 1988 c

planet's episcopal church in houston with a burial that afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum in college station, texas. earlier today one of the president's sons, former

then on thursday there is a funeral service at saint morgan's episcopal church. the burial will be during the afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum in college station texas. live coverage of the services on c-span. >>> sunday >> i worked with for people who -- four people who want -- jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama, and to my surprise, donald j trump. >> publisher of many best- selling nonfiction books >> i also came to understand about donald trump, and this is profoundly important for the way things work now, is donald trump and his heart of hearts believes he always wins. here is a guy who has been in new york real estate, gambling, real estate, boxing, wrestling, beauty contest, television, construction, never been the target of a criminal investigation. that is astonishing in new york city. >> a conversation with a long- time journalist and publisher. sunday night at 8 pm eastern. >>> the wall street journal held its annual ceo council meeting, including speakers just -- such as john bolton, and congressman steny hoyer. you ca

martin's episcopal church in houston. family and friends are arriving here to remember and celebrate the life of our 41st president, george herbert walker bush. his funeral service scheduled to begin behind me shortly and when it starts, we'll bring it to you live and without commercial interruption. president bush died on friday at the age of 94. he had a form of parkinson's disease for years. in the last hour of his life family and friends gathered around him. his oldest son, president george w. bush called him from his home in dallas. he told his father as the story goes that he had been a wonderful dad and he loved him. then george h.w. bush said his last words on earth, i love you, too. his death came less than eight months after his beloved wife, barbara, died. they were married 73 years. her funeral, too, was at the church behind me. george h.w. bush was a decorated navy pilot. the last living president who served in world war ii. the japanese shot down his plane in 1944 and the crew of a u.s. submarine rescued him

martin episcopal church where george herbert walker bush will lie in repose until 6:00. are asking people to drive to a nearby church and walk through security and board buses and brought here. that has been an important thing for many people in the community to do. the bush family attended the church for years. they are familiar places in the neighborhood and church. their home is not far from this location over my shoulder. it is important for the community to pay respects to president bush. at 10:00 a.m. central time is when the second funeral will take place. we are expecting to hear from president bush's grandson and his former secretary of state james baker. we will follow the developments all morning. dave and christine. >> thank you, jessica. as president bush and his family were a strong presence throughout houston, it is no surprise thousands of mourners lined up, some waiting more than ten hours to pay respects. >> i'm happy i came. i would have spent town hours waiting in line. >> george bush was our president. >> washington was where the late president built

martin's episcopal church for a brief arrival ceremony. president bush will lying in repose at saint martin's and the public will be able to view the casket. ofwe wait for the arrival the motorcade we will bring you part of the service that just wrapped up in the eulogy delivered by former president and son george w. bush. >> distinguished guests including our presidents and first ladies, government officials, foreign dignitaries and friends. we and our families thank you all for being here. man thatard it said of the idea is to die young as late as possible. at age 85 a favorite pastime of george h.w. bush was firing of his boat, the fidelity, and opening up the three 300 horsepower engines to fly, joyfully fly across the atlantic with the secret service folks straining to keep up. at age 90, george h.w. bush parachuted out of an aircraft and landed on the grounds of saint anne's by the sea in kennebunkport, maine. the church where his mom was married and where he worshiped often. mother liked to say that he chose the location just in cas

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martin's episcopal church in houston. at 1:30 p.m., he's brought by special train to college station, texas a & m university for burial at the george h.w. bush presidential library at 5:15 p.m. watch full coverage of the state funeral for president george h.w. bush live thursday on c-span and c-span.org. or listen on the c-span radio app. >> during question time in the british house of commons, prime minister theresa may called on the parliament to approve her brexit deal, calling it the best deal for the united kingdom. the house of commons is scheduled to vote on the prime minister's brexit deal on december 11th. this is 50 minutes. >> thank you. i want to invite the house to join me today in warmly welcoming to the gallery a quite extraordinary, brave and courageous rape victim who has waived her anonymity in order to campaign not merely for her rights, very important though those rights are, but for the rights of all women similarly violated. i'm referring, of course, to sami

martin's episcopal church with a burial that afternoon at the george bush presidential library and museum in college station. live coverage continues through the week on c-span. we take you back now to the u.s. capitol rotunda were former president george h.w. bush is lying in state. this is live coverage on c-span.

he is going to be lying in repose at saint martin's episcopal church were the bushes worshipped for decadesuneral on thursday. the former president will be interred at the bush presidential library centre in texas next to his wife barbara who died in april and their daughter robin who died of leukaemia at the age of three. coming up after the top of the hour it will be beyond 100 days but before that we can catch up with the weather prospects with matt taylor. we barely got above freezing in scotland, but now the rain is clearing eastwards to leave a dry start tomorrow but more rain is returning in the form of showers as the breeze picks up. we are in this window between two weather systems as we go through the night, still some rain clearing from eastern counties of england and north—east scotla nd counties of england and north—east scotland at the moment, and then dry, varying amounts of cloud, some clear skies leading to mist and fog here and there, temperatures around the inverness area, still close to freezing overnight but for most it will be mild tonight with temperatures of i2—7d bu

martins episcopal church in houston. this is the same church george hw bush, the barbara and children attended since the early 1950s. >> you will be buried in his family plot on the grounds of his presidential library. we are live in houston with how people are paying tribute. ray? >> reporter: good morning. standing outside the church, it was lines of buses. the street behind me was filled with buses as it dropped off people who wanted to go inside and pay respect as he lied in repose. we got the account of how many people went and nearly 15,000. >> reporter: international funeral in washington wednesday , filled with high praise, loving humor and a final goodbye . >> through our tears, let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man, the best father a son horry daughter could've had. >> reporter: the current president and all former president's house is in attendance standing with hands over their heart as the casket passed by. after the service, president george hw bush made his final flight

martin's episcopal church at 11:00 a.m. eastern. later, the house returns to debate and vote on the short-term spending bill to fund the federal government. at 5:15 p.m., president bush's remains are interred at the george bush presidential library station,m in college texas. on c-span2, the senate plans to vote on the temporary spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. and more live coverage on c-span in hopsenator james talks with students at the national defense university about his priorities of chairman of the armed services committee. at 1:00 p.m., the common dance of the coast guard addresses white u.s. residents -- u.s. presence4 in the arctic is important. when the new congress takes office in january, it will have the youngest most diverse freshman class in recent history. class in history. new congress, new leaders prayed watch it live on c-span starting january 3. >> up next, live on "washington andnal," your calls comments prayed at 8:00, scott paul, the president of the alliance for american manufacturing talks abo

this is the saint martin's episcopal church where the bush family worshipped. ( james ) 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 ) a big story this morning... contra costa county officials are looking into a way to make traffic smoother by letting buses drive on the freeway shoulders during rush hour. ( james ) but is this the safest option? kron 4's will tran is live in walnut creek with the details. will? ( will )bay area traffic is so miserable that transporting executives are thinking about turning freeway shoulders into a lane for carpools and buses if it's allows stretches that are really bad like the bay bridge... highway 87 in san jose... 101 through the peninsula and parts of 680 will allow buses to move on the shoulder during peak commuting hoursright now only authorities and disabled cars are allowed to use the shoulders transportation executives say the shoulder gives drivers instant relief without having to build more lanes whic

martin's episcopal church in houston, before he is laid to rest at the george h. w. bush presidential library in college station, texas next to his beloved wife barbaragen. colin powell, chairman, joint chiefs of staff for pres. bush: "he was a receptive person. you could go in and tell him anything, good news, bad news. just wanted to chat, he was always available to you. and his humility demonstrated himself in many different ways."the president's health had slowly faded over the past several years - and his family and friends were preparing for this moment.james baker, former secretary of state for pres. bush: "he said after barbara died, that he wasn't ready to go. he used to kid about wanting to live to be 100. but that last day was really a very very gentle, and peaceful passing for him." for the former naval pilot - congressman - cia director - special envoy - vice president - and commander in chief - it will be a remembrance fit for american political royalty.in houston, texas, i'm kristen holmes. (jrstone) plus -- a (jrstone) (jrstone) (jrstone) plus -- a bi

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martin's episcopal church. the same church that barbara bush's memorial happened.he body traveling by train to the final destination. college station, texas at the presidential library and museum. he will be buried alongside his wife and their child who died at 3 years old, robin. in the meantime, many people here in houston paying respects. statues throughout the city with teddy bears and flowers and colorful socks as they pay tribute. dave and christine. >> suzanne malveaux, thank you. trade truce. donald trump and xi jinping will now hold off at raising tariffs. it will stay at 10%. in exchange, china is willing to purchase agriculture and energy and other goods from the u.s. to reduce the big trade imbalance. the two countries have 90 days to make progress. they are talking. talks had broken down before the g20 meeting. they are talking and negotiating. in a tweet sunday night, the president said china agreed to reduce tariffs on cars from the u.s. that tariff is currently 40%. the president did not say when the change would happen. in addition to a temporary t

martin's episcopal church in houston where he and his beloved wife barbara regularly worshipped. y is there with more on the final tributes ahead. good morning, amy. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the church was kept open throughout the night for 12 hours so houstonians could bid their final farewells. the bush family has been a part of the houston community since 1959. they worshipped here at st. martin's. barbara bush's own memorial service was held here back in april. they took a picture as we watched president bush bid farewell to his wife. now a private funeral will be held with invited guests. from here the president's casket will be taken to a special locomotive painted in the colors of air force one, the same plane used during his presidency, and you can see the number on that train, 4141, all in his honor. the casket in a see-through car so that mourners can view it as it passes by that 70-mile trek. it will then be taken to the bush presidential library in college station, texas, where it will be laid to rest beside his wife and their daughter robin who died of leukem

. >> the remains were taken to saint martin's episcopal church in houston yesterday, the same church george h.w. bush have attended since the 50s. it's a busy thursday. >>> yes, it's thursday morning december 6th. i'm dave clark. steve is to my left talking about our weather. >> quieter, colder to the north and the rain in southern california is a huge deal down there. there's been errors of two inches of rain around la. we get the upper level low. i'm sure there will be reports of flooding. sunny north, partly cloudy to south as the system moves out of the picture. lows to the north are quite cold here. many 30s to petaluma's 39. there are others, pope valley 34 and around heelds burg, 39 degrees. and 38 in roanoke park. our system is on the way out of the picture here. rain has ended so partly mostly cloudy to the south. it's clearing out rapidly to the north. not in southern california, that's a big time issue for them. small flood advisories for some. 30s and 40s a big spread on temperatures from north to south. a northerly breeze is kicking in as that moves south and high pressu

but prior to that at the episcopal church in houston we will hear from george p. bush my understanding. >> yeah. who is the texas land commissioner who is the son of jeb bush. who might become the third president bush one day. i havvery attractive. half hispanic. a lot of people are thinking he could be a presidential candidate maybe 2024 or 2028. we will see. >> shepard: those speaking decisions made by the former president himself, right? >> absolutely. it's all done by the family. which is why we are going to see delivering eulogies on wednesday at the national cathedral george w. bush in addition to j. meacham historian, senator al-simpson and one other i'm forgetting because i'm doing this from memory. sorry, brian mall rooney, the former prime minister of canada. how could i forget that he was prime minister when i was living in canada. those are the four people that will deliver the eulogies. i have got to say it's unusual for a sitting president to not deliver some sort of remarks at the funeral of a former president but it's no secret that relations betwe

martin's episcopal church in houston, texas. here's a live look. he passed away on friday at the age of 94. after four days of very public tributes and memorials, today his family will say one last private good-bye. yesterday 3,000 people filled the national cathedral in washington, d.c., including every living president and world leaders. following a funeral today, his body will be transported by train to his final resting place at the presidential library on the campus of texas a&m university. he will be buried to his wife, former first lady barbara bush. >>> back here in the bay area, san jose police talking about an organized crime bust in the south bay. special agents arrested four men last month accused of manufacturing and selling drugs across the bay area and transporting those drugs across state lines. agents conducted raids at warehouses in the bay area and four other states. in the bay area alone, police say they seized more than 800 pounds of marijuana along with steroids, hash oil, ecstasy and weapons, including a rocket-launcher. they

martins episcopal church in houston until tomorrow. lauren blanchard is in washington dc. excuse me is in houston with more on this. lauren? >> reporter: we have been watching buses full of people heading into st. martins church behind me. there the late president is lying in repose overnight. organizers are saying they expect tens of thousands of people to come and pay their last respects here in houston. over in the nation's capital it was a somber day today as friends and family gathered to honor the late president george hw bliss -- george hw bush. his sun became emotional as he remembered what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >>

maarten's episcopal church in houston, texas. the 41st president is lying in repose inside the church. a funeral for close family and friends will begin at 8:00 our time. and coming up in our next half hour, we will of course take you live for a report on what's expected throughout today. >>> several local and national agencies made a major drug bust in the south bay. they seized 800 pounds of marijuana. amanda del castillo is live at police headquarters. >> reporter: the group was making and selling drugs across the bay area and taking the narcotics to different parts of the country. on november 28th, a team of agencies across the county, the u.s. postal inspectors, and the u.s. drug enforcement administration, searched six search warrants and four arrest warrants in sunnyvale. this was a huge bust. in the raids, authorities recovered more than 800 pounds of marijuana, illegal anabolic steroids, hash oil, powder cocaine, and other drugs. plus, handguns and an expended rocket launcher. several bank accounts were also frozen. and

martin's episcopal church and a funeral service at that church in houston, invitation only.hen he will be put to rest as his presidential library where his late wife barbara and his late daughter robin have been laid to rest. you can expect outpouring for this family and celebration of life to be something none of us will soon forgot. the nonprofit organization points of live that george h.w. bush founded, that organization has asked for donate a day of service in memory of our 41st president. >> kthank you, kaylee. >>> president bush's long service as president spanned more than four decades and touched many, many lives. >> french hill is joining us who worked in the bush white house. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> we are sorry for your loss. i know that you have some very special memories. i want to get to one of them off the bat. you had written that george h.w. bush and mrs. bush were the ideal neighbors, members of the pta and the answer to the question on that common form at school and work in case of emergen

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