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the spouse of the politician, the president, of the caa direct, of the ambassador, is a lwa ys caa directalways someone who is very visible in american politics. —— the caa director. it was as supportive as barbara bush was, i think, director. it was as supportive as barbara bush was, ithink, and director. it was as supportive as barbara bush was, i think, and that is something that we as americans got to see a rise in something that he appreciated at her funeral earlier this year. —— cia. we have been talking about how his time in the presidency was defined by the dissolution of the ussr and the emergence of russia of. how could he handled that? if you could give us more detail about that because that is really kind of a legacy in terms of what we see today. —— russia? yeah, the main way he handled it was he fostered the forming of newly democratic states in eastern europe, which is something that if you look at today, russia and vladimir putin are at today, russia and vladimir putin a re really at today, russia and vladimir putin are really trying to do is to push back on that influence

he was elected to congress, served as an ambassador and became head of the caa, for pitching to becomelican presidential candidate in 1980. he lost to ronald reagan but they can put him on the ticket and he served as vice president. in 1988, he had another crack at the presidency, this time successful. and that was one ringing sound bite back campaign that would come back to haunt him. read my lip, no new taxes. but his presidency will be remembered more for the dizzying pace of global events. within a year of coming to office, the berlin wall had come down, the cold war was over, the soviet union was no more. but there were new uncertainty because, notably iraq's annexation in1990. because, notably iraq's annexation in 1990. margaret thatcher told him to stay firm, apparently saying this is no time to go wobbly, george. he did not. iraq will not be permitted to annex kuwait. that is not a threat, a boast, it isjust the to annex kuwait. that is not a threat, a boast, it is just the way it is going to be. a wide coalition was formed in operation desert storm began. the ground offensive

they shouldn't be flown beyond a certain distance legally under the faa or caa.u put a drone in the hands of a kid, do they know this? the answer probably not. that is one thing. this was something different, someone who made a deliberate effort to do a repeated attack on one of the biggest airports in the world and disable it area when i worked for president george w. bush, one of my issues with terrorism to the u.s. economy in the aftermath of 9/11, this falls into that category of someone deliberately trying to be as disruptive as possible. we don't know why and what kind of drone they are using that it raises the question about drones in the environment without the right control and without anything to signal they are there. emily: should airports have more authority to disable drones? >> you can try and shoot it down but a high-powered rifle, that bullet will go maybe five miles. you will hit a lot of things you don't intend to. it is hard to hit one in midair especially at night. you have to hit it in the right place. that option isn't easy. using a net, no

the caa are doing a lot to raise awareness about it and i am trying to use this opportunity to raise regulations because they do exist, and the safe and professional use of drones is something we should all be aspiring to. and of course there are many people who use drones absolutely responsibly. absolutely. in this case, do drones have a unique identification number, serial number, so if they are captured they can be traced ? number, so if they are captured they can be traced? not currently that there are plans for that to come into place in november 2019 and an implementing rule was issued by the caa earlier this yearfor implementing rule was issued by the caa earlier this year for that to happen as well as a registration scheme. rethinking your question, electronic identification is absolutely something they are talking about bringing in in the future. registration as of november 2019, we still don't know exactly what that will look like but it will be some kind of registration through an online website, and we suspect there will have to be some sort of identification on the drone

the caa says they are entitled to compensation under eu law.first luxury fashion house in the world to stop using exotic animal skins, including snake, crocodile, lizard and stingray. the firm says it had become harder to source materials ethically. chanel willl also stop using fur. well done, chanel, isay. absolutely, absolutely. it's been a rollercoaster week for global stock markets, with shares surging on monday on hopes of a resolution to the us—china trade war, then tumbling on tuesday as scepticism set in. but optimism is back, now that china has pledged speedy implementation of promises it made to donald trump at the g20 summit. robin brant is in shanghai. china has spoken on the deal agreed, after president trump and his opposite number spoke across the table, changes will be implemented as soon as table, changes will be implemented as soon as possible, that is as far as soon as possible, that is as far as they have gone in terms of any timescale, the meeting was a successful one, they are clear on implementing the commitments agreed,

we expect the caa and other courts to follow this president.ying that there have been examples of other airlines that have gone to court and had legal rulings come in their favour regarding this particular subject. they are saying they want this legal proceedings to run its course. passengers now who have any new claim, and are not happy with the outcome will have not received a reply from the airline, the advice is to go to the regulator and contact the caa to their passenger advice and complaints team. the home office has been accused of failing to act on repeated warnings about the negative affect its measures to curb illegal immigration would have on members of the windrush generation. a report from the national audit office says the department operated a "target—driven" policy, and it's yet to establish the full scale of the scandal. here's our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell. the empire windrush brings to britain 500 jamaicans. they were invited over to help rebuild post—war britain. but many of the children from the windr

ont snow starts to move around and flies off of your caa it hazard to other vehicles on the roadways.something you want to be mindful of if you're going on the roadways this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >> during the height of the storm, vir state troopers who were out helping those stucm in the snow b involved in crashes themselves. the first one happened last night around 6:45 along interstate 81 north. a vehicle hit the trooper's cruise the trooper and the driver were not injured. about 20 minutes later on 95 south in hanover county another one slid into the back of trooper. he was taken to the hospital with minor injurine. no else was hurt. >> breaking news in philadelphia. firefighters battling a 5ar ala ent fire. that means hundreds of firefighters on the scene here. chrisawrence at the live desk. >> that fire is massive and right now doctors are treating two firefighters for minor rn bu take a look at live pictures where you can see the crews on the scene there. the fire sent dozens out there in the sub freezing es temperat this is in the overbrook area of philadelphia.

. >>> the new york offices of caa rep toed overnight after they were -- reopened overnight after they shut down. a man called the cable network last night and said that five bombs were placed throughout the time warner building. they then swept the building. cnn went to a program for a half hour before the all clear was given. and the network was evacuated in october after a package with an explosive device was found. >>> a senior advisor to california senator harris has resigned after the involvement in a 400,000 settlement in a harassment case. she worked for four years when she was the san francisco district attorney. when harris was still attorney general but preparing for her job as a u.s. senator, she was not aware of lawsuit but something that she takes very seriously. >>> a developing story in paris. there were violent protests against sharp tax increases. attractions such as the eiffel tower and the -- museum closed tomorrow. 8,000 police officers will be deployed at high risk areas. several days and other injured after demonstrators and demands began three weeks ago. >>> loo

if he had been offered sweetheart deals, i think we caa reasonably assume that he would have taken themdence that he had accomplished any business relationship in russia. >> tucker: and finally, this claim persist to this day that manafort -- is it true, do we know that's true? >> the dossier claims that paul manafort was the one in charge of the theory. there is no evidence that they even met, we were told that manafort was the one who came up with the wikileaks idea. there's no evidence. if there was evidence of this, you know darn well that it was mentioned in these filings. w the whole genius of this dossier, it has a bunch of allegations that are impossible to disprove.mp that is not the way justice is supposed to be done in this country. if you're innocent then you have to prove that these things never happened. we are now years into this. >> that's the standard that we supply to supreme court justices. >> thank you for your look at that. anti-rush of panic as driven us apart from russia, but is not good for american interests? that's next. that's >> tucker: at the center of the r

going to be a panel member now he will ask questions instead of answer them former acting director of caa direct and deputy director that famously known for being the only human being with president bush on 911 and with president obama on the day of the osama bin laden takedown so a lot of great stories he can tell you as well and we will get started. [applause] >> good evening to everybody. thank you for coming. i want to start what mark and larry said about general hayden. i know i speak for all the panel members here wishing him a speedy and full recovery and wishing the best to him and his wonderful family. we will miss him here tonight just as we miss his reasonable voice. so we are thinking about you. american intelligence agencies the secret organizations operating in a democracy and the secret part of that makes it difficult to convince the publi public, the democracy part the intelligence community is operating within the bounds of the constitution a statute and regulations that it's actually doing the job it is supposed to do and actually protecting the country and all of that u

he -- the head of the caa come of the u.n. ambassador, the first investor to china. sneer, they said he was a wimpy guy. he wasn't a wimpy guy. he was a strong guy with a tender heart. >> harris: sometimes the greatest strength is knowing when to stay quiet and not make mistakes. when he think about the cold war and what was going on with russia at the time, things were popping off across europe. not giving an overreaction, but actually sitting back and calculating what your next move is going to be. so that you don't make the situation more incendiary. they may have made him look like he wasn't leaning in, but he was. >> matt: it wasn't always about him. >> kennedy: is interesting, we examine the relationship that he had with his son, george w. bush. and what a unique thing that is. he also had a great relationship with another former president, and president clinton wrote another article this weekend extolling the virtues of his predecessor. they didn't get to know each other until 2004 or 2005 in the wake of tsunami relief and hurricane katrina. he also said that

. >> after the ceremony, theet caas taken by train to theid prtial library in college station, texas. thousands of mourners lined the 70 mile route to pay their final respects. he was buried along side his wife barbara and daughter, robin. >> our coverage continues on our nbc washington app. we have ahoto gallery of george h.w. bush being mourned by the nation he lead. just search bush funeral. >> an update to a story you saw first on news 4. he ordered shirts from jos. bank. when his package arrived, it contains medical records. the organization is investigating what happened and will update us when it has more information. oregon says the documents included patients home addresses, states of birth, i.d. numbers and medical history. >> crazy to think if itpe hd here, like did this happen multiple times or are other people gettinge packages l this, which is just scary. >> oregon turned the documents over to montgomery county police for safekeeping. >> if you live in maryland, pull out your wallet, check the top right handne cof your dr driver's license. do you see a star there? if not

there have been calls for this, and caa, which is the regulator here, has been looking in to tightening up regulation already. but of course this has captured the public imagine nation, everyone wants to see serious regulation in place as quickly as possible. and including things like for large drones like the ones that have been bothering the airport here, they want to make sure that they are registered to the owners, to the operators, thati drone that can't be tampered with. so you know where it is at all times, it can be detected. but the problem is frankly if someone wants to go rogue, they can. you can buy drones and you can tamper with them, you can also build your own drones is what i've been learning. so it doesn't necessarily solve all the problems here. >> and it is a serious safety issue, one small drone can do such damage to a very large a i recaller. airliner. this is all good news, anna, thank you. >>> still ahead, with so many clouds circling the trump white house and various investigations, some that could implicate him, mr. trump is lashing out at his acting attorney ge

a counsel sul membcil member caa final vote last night. >> and w everybody should just hop the trainee. about ut we're scking that log people up and being overly aggressive is a bit much. >> fare evaders are no longer facing a criminal charge. instd, they face a fine and citation but only in d.c. cotiress must also be given to review this bill before it goes to the mayor's desk. >>> there will be a new host for next year's oscars. kevin hart will take over that role as the 91st academy awards. he announced a huge honor and po on social dia. he said he promises to make this year a special one and thankpl many p including his mom who passed away years ago sayi, "i know my mom is smiling from ear to ear right now." you can watch the ademy awards on february 24th. a big deal for him. he is so hilarious. >> he really s quick timing and -- >> delivery is always good. going to be a fun show to watch. >> all right. 5:52 34 degrees outside our studio, chuck. we're in it. this is winter. >> ihis winter. you are correct. meteorological winter started on december 1st. >> right. >> december is a

rizzo, you mentioned at the caa they do have to go through -- the cia, they do have to go through the appointment but they still report to the head of the cia that report to the outside organization. theyw at nga, at one point reported to the head of nga i think that is the case of all other intelligence organizations. can you speak to that? michael: so, i can. so, every i.g. that i worked closely with during my seven years on the cia's seventh floor, i certainly felt they felt they were independent. i felt they felt they could report to the director and that didn't affect what they were thinking. they were statutory that they could go directly to the hill. they did not need our permission to go to the hill and they frequently did. so i think they have the independence they needed. my issue with the i.g. has always been effectiveness. i always thought that the audit piece of the i.g. did a magnificent job to audit the various activities of the agency in pointing out where there were problems. i think the inspection part of the i.g. did not ever tell me anything i didn't already know.

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from representative terry a soul -- in the navy, caa, and oval office, president george bush dedicated his life to serving. well we may have disagreed on some issues, bush senior was a true patriot who put his country first. and from representative stephanie murphy -- george h w bush was the academy of a statesman. world war ii pilot, ambassador, cia director, vp, and 41st president he was beloved by his family, exuded grace and integrity, and will be deeply missed by the nation he served so well. mr. president. joseph is calling from randolph, minnesota. caller: i am calling actually from rosemont minnesota -- rosemont, minnesota. navy but iars in the was not in the navy when bush was. as a navy pilot, they are the hardest working type people because of 18 or 19 i worked and trained passenger -- pilots to land on aircraft carriers. i was on the flight decks when they used to land. i admire bush for that. at the time i was a democrat and i've turned republican. i wish that he would conduct a little bit and behave himself. i think bush set the example of how you should talk. he was a gr