there was a lot more press coverage than there was in manchester and the british prime minister david lloyd georgeave a speech accepting the gift on behalf of the american people. a different speech from a different lincoln event. david lloyd george gave a great speech. he was a fan of lincoln. not just on this occasion. i want to quote from what he said, because i think it captures so well the power of the lincoln image in post world war i britain. "i doubt whether any statement whoever lived sank so deeply into the hearts of the people as abraham lincoln did. i'm not sure you in america realize the expense that he is also our possession and our pride. his courage, patience, humanity, clemency his trust in the , people, his belief in democracy and may i add some of the phrases that he gave expression to those attributes will stand out as beacons to guide troubled nations, resolute in war, he was moderate in victory. misrepresented, misunderstood, underestimated, he was patient to the last. for the people believed in him all the time and they still believe in him. in life, he was a great american.

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jeff smith and olive garden president david george, coming up this hour. stephanie: what happens, erik, no more unlimited bread sticks and salad and without those, what will you do friday night? erik: beginning with our top stories, five programs aimed at stopping terrorists have expired. the senate failed to extend them before a midnight deadline yesterday and means for now the national security agency can no longer collect americans' phone records in bulk and search for links to terrorists. republican senator rand paul used senate rules to slow down action on a bill that would keep the spy programs in place. >> are we going to so blindly give up our freedom and so blindly going to go along and just say take it? well, i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. erik: senator paul acknowledges he'll probably lose the battle. the senate is likely to approve a bill that extends the programs while cushing others exposed two years ago by edward snowden. greece and its creditors are blaming each other for a

jeff smith and olive garden president david george, coming up this hour.pens, erik, no more unlimited bread sticks and salad and without those, what will you do friday night? erik: beginning with our top stories, five programs aimed at stopping terrorists have expired. the senate failed to extend them before a midnight deadline yesterday and means for now the national security agency can no longer collect americans' phone records in bulk and search for links to terrorists. republican senator rand paul used senate rules to slow down action on a bill that would keep the spy programs in place.

and when "seinfeld" came along, who could tell the uplifting story of david's brief bra career better than his favorite jerk, georgenza. >> costanza: from the first time i laid eyes on a brassiere, i was enthralled. ( laughter ) i knew i wanted to be around brassieres. >> farkus: that's an incredible story. >> rose: fortunately, larry david chose television over bras. it brought him fame and many millions of dollars, almost everything. did it change you? >> david: i mean, it gave me money. >> rose: yeah, of course it did. lots of money. >> david: but... but... >> rose: but confidence, a sense that... >> david: it gave me something. >> rose: yeah! >> david: it gave me something that i didn't have, but not in the way that... that people think, that, "oh, man, i just... like a total transformation." >> rose: but then you tell me... >> david: it wasn't that at all. i still, you know... to this day, i still couldn't walk up to a woman at a bar and say hello you know, so i don't have that. but i feel... >> rose: yes, you do. >> david: no, i do not. >> rose: yes, you do. >> david: oh, no! >> rose: you know why? >> david:

george moscone. the two became inseparable. david talbot: don't ask, don't tell, that's really the best way, you know, to handle george moscone in some ways. because he did have a lot of baggage and yet he enjoyed the nightlife with his friend willie brown. they were kind of a rat pack together. willie: i was perfect as a cohort of moscone's because my specialty was off-court activities. peter: the two men still in their 20s were part of the political avant-garde. brown was a lawyer in 1961 when a chance encounter brought together one of california's least expected power couples. it started during a protest after a housing developer refused to show a home to the brown family. willie: we're going to occupy this house. they're not going to be able to show it or sell it to anybody else. not only that, we're going to tell the news world. peter: the rally brought folks from all over the city. willie: who shows up with baby in a buggy was this woman named dianne. dianne feinstein: it was incomprehensible to me that somebody of willie's sta

david. >> reporter: good morning, george. dozens and dozens of victims at this hour. the big cargo plane, a c-130, came down in a residential area in north sumatra. part of a three-story hotel and some houses were burned. officials are now saying 101 passengers were on board and a crew of 12. and that all 113 are confirmed to have died. this is a picture of an indonesian c-130. it can be used to traps port troops and/or cargo. this happened in the city of maidan. air force officials are telling us this plane developed engine trouble a couple of minutes after it took off. it's unclear if all the fatalities are from those on the aircraft only or if there were some innocent victims on the ground as well. there are some survivors in local hospitals. it appears they may have been injured on the ground. >> a lot more to come on that story. thank you, david, very much. >>> george, we want to move now to that wildfire burning in washington state. scorching dozens of homes forcing thousands to evacuate and there is little relief in sight. abc's neal karlinsky is on the front l

david. >> reporter: good morning, george. at this hour we're getting a clearer picture of how deadly this crash in indonesia really is. at least three dozen dead. the big four-engine turboprop transport plane, a c-130 came down in a residential area in north sumatra. a couple of houses and part of a three-story hotel burned too. a military air base is nearby and a police chief in the city of medan says there were 50 people on board this plane, according to its manifest. this is a picture of an indonesian c-130, a very large aircraft that can be used to transport troops or cargo. indonesian air force officials say it developed engine trouble minutes before takeoff. whether it includes innocent victims on the ground is unknown. one body recovered is a child, probably a 1-year-old still as of this hour the death toll stands at 37. there are some survivors, george in local hospitals but, again, unclear if they're from the aircraft or were on the ground when this plane went down. >> yeah, a lot more to come on that story, david, t

george? robin? >> david, thanks. >>> we turn to ginger. for the northeast. >> overnight, so many airports had delays or cancellations. thanks to that severe weather. we start in philadelphia this morning, where the clouds are low. there were showers in the forecast. temperatures in the 70s now will end up in the mid-80s. two pockets of severe weather. north of philadelphia from nashua new hampshire, back to albany springfield, massachusetts. and hartford, connecticut. and damaging winds >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, 100s are going. starting this afternoon through tomorrow, the chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms are cool of the days being tomorrow in the seven-day >> all that weather brought to you by safelite auto glass and here we get that picture from overnight the storms moving through d.c., too. today, again, showery. and then by tomorrow, we'll start to clear it out. and we'll talk about 90s coming up in the northeast. >> wow. >>> a lot coming up here. could a new high-tech drug be the secret to beating heart d

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david. >> reporter: good morning, george. rough and a little bit scary. windy and rainy.hey circled a couple of times. united says it was wind that pulled this plane off the runway. passengers withare telling a different or thestory. it was the question the pilot didn't want to answer in the rain. with winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour in buffalo. the late flight from washington-dulles to buffalo ended up off the runway. an embarrassed pilot admitting. >> uh we rolled off the end. >> sir again? >> we rolled off the ending. >> roger you're off the runway. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: passengers said something didn't feel right earlier. >> when we hit, it just didn't seem right. the braking seemed very erratic. the runway was feeling rougher than normal. we heard a rumbling. the plane came to a stop. it was clear we were not on a runway. >> reporter: the 69 passengers and 4 crew members were not hurt. >> we have efr thirn way. is there any damage are you off the runway? >> no, we're just off. >> reporter: and so they brought out buses. everybody taken back to the terminal.

david. >> reporter: good morning, george. rough and a little bit scary. the weather was not good.indy and rainy. they circled a couple of times. united says it was wind that pushed this plane off the runway. passengers are telling a different story. >> 3796 turn left at the end and how was the ride on final? >> reporter: it was the question the pilot of this united express commuter jet probably didn't want to answer. in the rain with winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour in buffalo. the late flight from washington-dulles to buffalo ended up off the runway. an embarrassed pilot admitting. >> uh, we rolled off the end. >> i'm sorry, say again? >> we rolled off the ending. >> roger, you're off the runway. >> yes, sir. >> roger. >> reporter: but did it just roll off the end of the runway? passengers said something didn't feel right earlier. >> when we hit, it just didn't seem right. the braking seemed very erratic. the runway was feeling rougher than it normally did. all of a sudden we heard a rumbling. the plane finally came to a stop. looking out both windows, it was pretty clear we

david. i was looking at numbers. his brother, george w. bush, got nearly half of the hispanic vote back in 2004 running against john kerry. former senator john kerry. he got 45% exactly. but then, mitt romney -- david: peter, here he comes. to the podium. there he is. jeb. let's listen in. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you all. thank you all. wow. thank you so much. thank you. mom, can you ask them to sit down, please? thank you all very much. you know i always feel welcome at miami-dade college. [applause] this is a place that welcomes everyone with their heart set on the future, a place where hope leads to achievement and striving leads to success. [applause] for all of us it is just the place to be in the campaign that begins today. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. we're 17 months from the time of choosing. the stakes for america's future are about as great as they come. our prosperity and our security are in the balance. so is opportunity in this nation where every life matters, and everyone has the rig

good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. a big break.al estate appointment and holding her for ransom then holding another an hour later. under arrest police accuse him of attacking two realtors in st. petersburg florida, in broad daylight. >> anything to say? >> reporter: the retired officer has no prior record. paul j. pinkston is now a computer analyst in the bay area. police say he was armed when they arrested him. >> it's a good day. we got our man. >> i'm a realtor. i was showing homes and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: police have been searching for the past week. their suspect, captured on several surveillance cameras. >> hi this is robert evans i am calling about a property you just listed. >> reporter: pinkston allegedly set up an appointment with one and called her husband demanding $50,000. her husband said no and went on to a second one, anna divine robbing her at gunpoint. >> this is the guy that put the gun in my face and said if i called the police he would kill me. >> reporter: at the time of his arrest he was wear

george w. bush is more than formalities. michael shure, david mercer and bruce hans is with us. one of the other campaigns is on the phone. they want your valuable advice, and are willing to pay for it, about how to run for jed bush. these are the 16 or so candidates. >> jed bush knows how people will run against him. i'd try to position jed bush like you position hillary clinton as a candidate of the past. the party and the country moved beyond the days of bush and clinton. and there are more in the days of younger candidates like marco rubio or a scott walker or other can date, that's the positioning. he is different. he is different from his family and he has his own ideas, he's his own man. future. >> david mercer, the phone is ringing, you pick it up. it's martin o'mallee, bernie sanders, and they want your advice on how to run against hillary clinton. what do you tell them? >> i say good luck and appreciate them raising the issues that they are. and may the best person win. >> give me the real advice. >> that is what - that's no other - there's no other way. and you have t

george herbert walker bush appoints david souter, turns out to be somebody conservatives despise. anthony kennedy, a reagan appointee, someone who reagan presumably thought would never be the liberal champion on the gay marriage rolling. the great thing about the court and these justices when they get on the court, and whatever views they had before, they come to them honestly but when they arrive on the court and take on the responsibility of the supreme court, the court changes them, the country changes around them. they understand the responsibilities that the court has in a democratic process, and they are unpredictable because of all those things. -- the human element, the jurisprudential element, there's almost not a single president in modern times who has had a supreme court justice who has ended up rolling in ways that confounded them or that they would never have predicted. scarlet: if you look at how business has stood and where it is positioned on gay marriage is pretty telling. tim cook, openly gay, has tweeted out a reaction to the gay marriage rolling. "today marks

. >> and david frum a former speechwriter to president george w. bush tweeted how awful it must be for harf to have to spin object behalf of the government of iran. harf said he was defending obama's diplomacy. >> james, thank you. >>> 50 years ago today an astronaut made historic news. >>> and one state is getting closer to et going health insurance with taxpayers footing the bi >>> illegal immigrants in california are one step closer to getting health insurance tonight. our correspondent is in los angeles with details that would allow undocumented immigrants to health care on the taxpayers' dime. >> reporter: in a national first, a bill in california would enroll all illegal immigrants under 19 and thousands of adults in the california's version of medicaid. the national health care program for the poor. 240,000 undocumented workers and their families would be covered. >> we're all healthier when everyone is covered. >> reporter: illegal immigrants are only entitled to emergency care and cancer treatment and in 15 states, abortion services. under

. >> good to have david muir in for george. so much to discuss. latest from charleston, including these powerful powerful images. as many as 15,000 people joining hands last night, walking across that bridge a real show of unity. >> wow, that was something. says a lot about that community. >>> the breaking news on a monday morning. heavy police presence in a town just 20 miles from the prison in upstate new york searching for the two escaped killers, after finding evidence they may have been as a camp ground there. linzie janis is in owl's head new york with the latest. >> reporter: hundreds of heavily armed police officers have flooded in. check points like the one behind me every half mile. the escapees could be right here. this morning, authorities possibly closing in on escaped prisoners richard matt and david sweat. hundreds of officers pouring into franklin county a 20-mile walk from the clinton correctional facility where the two men broke out 17 days ago. setting up road blocks. police calling in backup teams from vermont. this after searc

. >> and david frum a former speechwriter to president george w. bush tweeted how awful it must be for harf to have to spin object behalf of the government of iran. harf said he was defending obama's diplomacy. >> james, thank you. >>> 50 years ago today an astronaut made historic news. >>> and one state is getting closer to et going health insurance with taxpayers footing the bill. at old dominion, we ship everything you can imagine. and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> illegal immigrants in california are one step closer to getting health insurance tonight. our correspondent is in los angeles with details that would allow undocumented immigrants to health care on the taxpayers' dime. >> reporter: in a national first, a bill in california would enroll all illegal immigrants under 19 and thousands of adults in the california's version

david, w. is having a negative affect on jeb bush so if people are liking george w. more why wouldn't that be more of a positive for his brother? >> good question. not sure we know the answer for that and americans are judging jeb so far as his own man, and both jeb and hillary clinton, what you see is their disapproval ratings have been gradually rising for the last several months. they have been drifting upwards in both cases, and for jeb bush right now, when he is trying to break out of the huge republican field, that's not good news. he needs to find a way, and people are getting concerned around him, his numbers in iowa drifted into a more negative place, and early state, important state, and i think he is going to become a better candidate. he has not found his footing as he answers the questions on iraq, and i assume he will be a better candidate, we will wait and see. >> he has a long time to practice. let's talk about bill clinton. 64% view him favorably. is this helping hillary clinton or not? >> has not rubbed out much but she started pretty high in the po

david. >> reporter: good morning, george.ey piece of information is is revealed whether he was using his cell phone. he was not using his h cell phone. but why was the train going so fast? >> reporter: the authorities learned he did not use his cell phone so why with it going so fast before derailing. amtrak said it will now go further and record the engineer this morning the federal government is calling for changes across the country to deal with passenger trains speed at dangerous corners. if a train doesn't have automatic braking technology that a crew member stay in contact with the engineer through those dangerous high-speed areas, and the trains that do have that technology need to be checked and calibrated for speed. amtrak says by the end of this year on the northeast corridor it will install the latest technology known as positive train control. all rail lines are supposed to meet that deadline, but they won't, as the ceo of amtrak told me in philadelphia. >> there's been some difficulty for them to get their -- all

david. >> reporter: good morning, george.ey piece of information is going to be revealed today about that derailment outside of philadelphia. investigators have now determined whether the engineer was or was not using his cell phone at the time of the accident. this morning, investigators reportedly now know whether the engineer's cell phone was put away in a bag as he says or was being used at the time of the derailment. that eight-car train was traveling at more than twice the speed limit going more than 100 miles an hour when it hit a curb north of philadelphia and derailed. amtrak has been forced to make changes there before trains started rolling again. and it says it will go farther adding new technology and cameras that record the engineer. this morning, the federal government is calling for changes across the country to deal with passenger trains speed and dangerous corners. the feds want warning signs where speed limbs drop more than 20 miles an hour. if a train doesn't have automatic braking technology a crew member

george together and the special photographer who took them. >>> ladies and gentlemen -- >> big honors tonight for our very own david louis. d the royal siblings. britain's royal family released the first official photos of 1-month-old princess charlotte in the arms of big brother prince george. the pictures were taken by their mother, the duchess of came brim. it looks like george is pretty good at his new role as big brother. >>> a special honor tonight for a member of our abc 7 news family. reporter david louis received the governor's award at the northern california area emmy awards in san francisco tonight. it is the highest honor the organization can give. david joined us here at abc 7 in 1972. he's told stories from many of your neighborhoods and from many corners of the world. >> in what other industry can you be a perpetual student basically going out early in the morning, trying to figure out what you can learn about a certain subject, and turn it into a story in the evening? essentially turning out a term paper in a single day. >> ama daetz tweeted this picture of them tonight. that was so fun to watch on tv here

george. >> okay david thanks very much. >>> let's talk to dan abrams with more on this right now and let'srents. are they in any kind of legal jeopardy here. they waited 16 months before they reported this. >> not now because it seems pretty clear the statute of limitations is expired. but they could have been meaning there is a clear law in arkansas which is a reporting requirement for someone like a parent who has a special duty to a child, also applies to teachers et cetera and they could have faced the possibility of up to six years behind bars for not reporting it in a timely fashion 3450e7bing it's a defense if you go to the authorities and say, look this happened in my family. please authorities, deal with it in whatever way you may. when you don't do that in a timely fashion certainly an argument to be made 16 months is not -- >> the sheriff, right to make the decision, okay the kid has had counseling no need to take further action. >> that's a discretionary call that a lot will second-guess right now and they're going to say, you know how can you have just said oh well they've had

george w bush what he think so of justice roberts right now. i mean i saw john on the air saying that the first president bush was lied to when he appointed david souter. i wonder if george w bush right now how he feels of justice roberts, did he lie to him? is it just this one narrow issue that he's a liberal on? or is this -- you know, what's going on with him. >> bush -- let me finish. president bush oversaw huge expansion in medicare. single pair -- neil: i don't -- >> president bush, does he support obamacare? this is bigger than that. this is a huge change. neil: are we talking about president bush or jeb bush. >> second president bush. and we should and jeb. >> with policy the objective should be to get a republican a conservative republican in the white house to -- neil: take a huge leap. and i think what we would have to say is such frustration and overwhelming victory on the part of that republican. >> it's necessary. . neil: i'm telling you, my friend. i agree with the frustration, but this is going to be like social security, medicare. >> costs go up. how about the free your as well? . neil: i'll i'm tell you with this is here to st

on wednesday, british prime minister david cameron travel to italy for meetings on european union negotiations. george osborne stood in for the prime minister during this week's question time. he took questions on european policy, job growth and combating terrorism. mr. speaker. [shouting] >> mr. speaker the transfer is in italy and i've been as a aaa. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker. under this government leadership the construction of rental homes has fallen to a 20 year loan but since 20:10 p.m. housing benefit paid to private landlords has risen by 1.5 billion pounds. does the chance to understand the connection would you like to come to my next surgery so my constituents can explain it to him? him? >> well first of a of course we are aware there is an acute housing shortage in london which is why we need to build more homes. but i can tell her this. we build more council housing in the last five years than the entire 13 years of the last labour g

strategist and former deputy national finance director for the dnc david mercer and brad blakeman former senior adviser to president george w. bush. gentlemen, appreciate you guys being here. first to you, david. it may not be that the democratic primary voters care about the allegations of alleged ethical transgressions how do you overcome that if she make it's to the general? >> i think that we just as you point out, they're allegations. it's speculation. and we will get the find truth and information and facts out so that she will confirm, as she has said before that there's nothing to the allegations an all the other speculations republicans have made in the past. so i think really what people are looking for and the reason why you see a disinterest in the numbers on the poll is that people want to hear solutions to problems and challenges they're facing, not speculation or allegations. >> does that work brad? >> no. it's a failed strategy. the fact of the matter is they're trying to correspond anate her as a selection. you have to be selected by the party before elected by the people. david and the democrats feel the

to penetrate and capture his own party. >> david, you are putting your finger on where this thing is going, which is he like his brother and perhaps unlike george bush sr. who did fight the so called wimp factor as the magazines put it at the time, and you have written about this, david, jeb does go tough. i want to play an exchange he had with tim russert about an ad that was widely decried about being misleading. let's play that old clip. >> why do you continue to air the commercial that is by your own admission misleading. >> first of all, the commercial is no longer aired. i would have kept it on long er but it was on about a week and that was enough. i'm not attacking governor child's character. i do believe he has been a liberal on crime and soft on crime. david, from what you have been reporting, you expect him to be tough on other candidates as they make this new shift. >> it is interesting because the "washington post" piece today said they were going to start to attack more. that was an attack on a democrat who he accused basically of not executing a guy who murdered and found guilty of murdering a 10-year-old girl when the governor a

george howell. >> and i'm zain asher. captured inmate david sweat is talking to police from a hospital.ured. sweat and matt had plans to go to mexico but switched to canada when their ride, joyce mitchell backed out. >> the man who gunned down 38 people at a beach last week had a connection to a libyan terror group, but it is unclear whether he had ever travelled to libya. we're told police have recovered the gunman's cell phone and that his three roommates are also under investigation. >>> it appears the u.s. and iran will not reach a deal on iran's nuclear program by today's deadline, but goerktsers are still working on it. sources say if a deal can't be reached, both sides may keep the interim agreement in effect for a period of time and continue negotiations. >>> returning now to our top story, greece's loan payment to the imf is now due. it is time to pay up. but greek leaders and european creditors appear no closer to an agreement do avoid default. tens of thousands of greeks rallied in support of their country's rejection of austerity measures in exchange for a bailout. >> a refe

assistant special agent in charge gary tuggle special agent in charge george mcmullen of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. supervisory deputy david lutz. section chief, michael hanlin of the united states attorney general's office. the baltimore city sheriff's office and also major jerome howard of the maryland transportation. and those who are on their way stand in support, maryland state police and baltimore school police. we understand fully the concern over the recent violence and level of violence for our community and for all our law enforcement personnel and officers. nothing is more important than the sanctity of human life within this city. mere numbers miss the point. we're talking about people. these are not numbers. these are human beings that have lost their lives in the streets of baltimore. we are aggressive in our crime fight using all the resources that are available to us. this is all hands on deck. all hands, every single resource every single body every single personnel on the streets of baltimore. i want to share with you what my department has been doing over the last several weeks along with our federal par

or maybe george michael's "faith." 30 minutes to the open. angie, back to you. angie: thanks, davidisis is back in headlines northwith takata's american chief testifying before congress. it led to the biggest recall in history. and they have turned to competitors for help. we have more on this. it's all hands on deck including people at other companies. >> last month, they agreed to double the recall. it is the biggest auto recall in history. it will take place in stages. also, they turned to competitors for help. kit has been shipping out, some of those came from competitors and it is expected to increase to 70% by the end of the year. it raises questions how they will handle the replacement a is estimating the costs at $2.6 billion. which is more than double the assets. that is a problem that could be a problem in the future. raising questions about how takata will handle that or if they will ask for help. they have been asking automakers to possibly help with the cost .f replacing the airbag parts here we go. maybe takta could face -- takata could face issues there. let's talk ab

meahead, george, eric marla kevin, david, nora melissa and the list goes on. our governments have failed to rise above their economic, security and other geopolitical interests to solve what is a solvable problem. if one of the objectives of this hearing is to scrutinize the records of japan, india tunisia and other countries with longstanding abductions, then i humbly request, chairman smith that we add one more name. and that is the united states. why the u.s. you ask? simply put, cases like mine have been lingering for years without any sign of progress. and you don't need to know the innerworkings of our government to learn why that is the case. the department of state's website which is included in exhibit c of my testimony lists parental child abduction at the bottom of the section under youth and education. items listed about it include ofs of overseas schools. exchange programs. the youth exchange programs student career. how much confidence does that give victims of parental child abduction, when on one hand, the office of children's issues publicly s

george are joyce mitchell. police say that she was involved in the escape of richard matt and david sweat from the clinton countyrect al facility last week. mitchell was an employee of that prison. officials say she provided those two with materials that helped in their escape. of course we'll bring updates as we get them on myfoxphilly.com. >>> a reward tonight to solve a case of animal abuse. we do want to warn you the image we're about to show you may be disturbing to see. a good samaritan found this female dog left dumped in a basket she was only waving pounds found tuesday in tacony creek park section of juniata -- juniata section of philadelphia. she is now in the hands of lee lou's promise animal group she named her not tee which means beautiful in hawaiian the group is offering $400 reward for information on who did this to noni. we posted all the contact information for legal lowes promise on website myfoxdc.com. >> hopefully she'll be okay. heartbreaking case of animal hoarding after 30 cats and kittens are rescued from a home in newtown square that was just deplorable conditions. this is video shot a

david: by march, it is very complicated. i think george osborne is right.e financial sector is a key sector in the u.k. economy. having said that, it has been decimated during the crisis. the taxpayer gave a lot of money. so, like all politicians, there's the need to maintain a strong financial sector where we are a global leader. it is something we have to preserve. at the same time, we went to shield the taxpayer from having to fork out huge sums of money. what is happening with hsbc is not so bad. the fact that they are rebranding possibly giving it another name, maybe calling it a business bank again. a very large british bank. at the same time, investment banking is not something you're going to get rid of. you want to make sure that when it stays again, you do not have to go into our pockets and pay for it. francine: how do you achieve that? this is a conversation we have had. yesterday when hsbc updated investors. are a lot of the banks to break into complex is about more tax? david: the banking sector has to pay its own shares of taxation. if you ta

mehead, george, eric, marla, kevin, david, nora, melissa and the list goes on. our governments have failed to rise above their economic, security and other geopolitical interests to solve what is a solvable problem. if one of the objectives of this hearing is to scrutinize the records of japan, india, tunisia and other countries with longstanding abductions, then i humbly request, chairman smith, that we add one more name. and that is the united states. why the u.s., you ask? simply put, cases like mine have been lingering for years without any sign of progress. and you don't need to know the innerworkings of our government to learn why that is the case. the department of state's website which is included in exhibit c of my testimony, lists parental child abduction at the bottom of the section under youth and education. items listed about it include ofs of overseas schools. exchange programs. the youth exchange programs, student career. how much confidence does that give victims of parental child abduction, when on one hand, the office of children's issues publi

david cameron traveled to italy for meetings. chancellor of the exchequer and first secretary of state george osborne stood in for the prime minister during this week's question time. he took questions on british foreign policy, job growth, and combating terrorism. speaker: questions to the prime minister. heidi alexander. heidi alexander: number one, mr. speaker. mr. osborne: the prime minister is in italy and i have been asked to reply. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in the house i shall have further such meetings later today. heidi alexander: under this government's leadership, the construction of social rented homes has fallen to a 20-year low, but since 2010 the amount of housing benefit paid to private landlords has risen by £1.5 billion. does the chancellor understand the connection or would he like to come to my next advice surgery so that my constituents can explain it to him? mr. osborne: of course we are aware that there is an acute housing shortage in london, which is why we need to build more homes, but i can tell the honorable lady that we built more co

george w. bush. >>> police are geared up for the long haul after the two escaped killers adding richard matt and david sweat to the list of the most 15 wanted fugitives and is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to their capture. those inmates made their escape june 6th. >>> the federal emergency management agency said no to maryland's request for disaster aid to cover costs tied town rest in baltimore following the death of freddie gray. the governor's office is considering an appeal. likewise the mayor's office in baltimore. governor larry hogan said when you add up everything to the damage done by rioters to the need for extra police and the cancellation of an orioles baseball game, it amounts to an economic impact of more than $30 million. >>> an investigation is underway trying to figure out why a cruise ship crashed into a wall in new york. the ship was on its way from montreal to toronto last night when it hit a wall with a locke with about 270 people on board. this afternoon the last of the passengers got off the boat. a crane with a basket lifted them to safety. crews treated 22

george w. bush white house to have tiryns o'sullivan and david cohen. >> before i get started thank you for putting on this conference is my third presidential conference the first was with george h. to be bush has a low of the graduate student and i presented a paper the way house chief of chat -- chief of staff johnson britt before the panel started to sit right in the front row and was given a copy of my paper by in the carter proceeded to read my entire paper and wood hivite as he went along so i thought if i could survive this site could survive anything with academia. so it is a good training ground for public speaking is an interesting first experience and am looking forward to the next days of the conference. is part of though long-term project of the function of the white house home is security which would include the office of homeland security council as well as the structure with the position of the home and security advisor. we pay attention to historical evolution what is needed out the application is from interviews with a former bush administration personnel with high-level staff th