a handsome boy scout of a firefighter named george tiaffay. george was the genuine article. an all-american good guy. he'd overcame early obstacles to become a top notch student in high school, a star athlete. this is his sister maria mcgrew. >> a valedictorian and on the football team. i -- >> yeah. you'd think he'd be just a jerk, right? >> yeah. >> just kind of a jock, mean-spirited sort of who knows, stereotypical. >> reporter: but it was quite the contrary, said maria. >> he was always the calming force amongst family and friends. you know, he was the gentle speaker. he had this outlook in life where, "i wanna go out and make the world a better place. i wanna go out and do something with my life." >> reporter: so george did. he earned a prestigious appointment to west point, and after graduation became a combat engineer, served as a nation builder in panama. his childhood friend, aaron solano, went down for a visit. >> the stories he told me about the missions that he accomplished, building schools, clinics, roadways and bridges, really had an impact on his life. he fin

this is george p. bush. george herbert walker bush's grandson. this all evolved from film out to digital. "oil"ecame the cover of magazine in texas. we were all about social midair. when we would walk into an event, i was using my iphone is my primary camera. we would take photos for instagram, twitter, facebook, and post them live well he was speaking. the guy in the back is his press secretary, jr hernandez. just one of the shots of a tv camera. that is the night that he was elected. here he has with his father, jeb bush. that is jeb sitting down and george p. on the back. we drove 15,000 miles in the state of texas. here they are on the bus during their social media stop. they are tweeting out information, sending out some of my photos. we have wi-fi on the bus. it was a great system. the day he won, and his father congratulating him, and being sworn in as texas land commissioner in the state capitol building in austin, texas. his parents in the background. that is his wife in the green. recently, i have been doing some iphone photography clas

in the background is george w. bush. little did i know back then that george w. would also become president. the president close -- loves his boat. that is jeb and his daughter in the background. they used to go boating all the time. we have a lot of fun. what's interesting now is that exact boat is on display at the presidential library in college station, texas at texas a&m university. it is a great place to go and visit. actually, all the presidential libraries are great places to go. there is one just down the road, president kennedy's down in boston. if you get a chance, you should go visit the presidential libraries. funny story, we were out one time boating, and the prime minister of canada was coming over to visit, and they had a helicopter landing zone. we were waiting for the prime minister, and we were out on the boat. just as we got the call that the prime minister was getting ready to land, i caught a fish. so i am out there reeling in a fish with the president saying that we have to go. i was like, i've got to get the fish in, i've got to get the fi

george bush, being george bush cannot accept that. he walks outside, gets on a pay phone and calls his uncle, john walker who is the head of memorial in new york. he said bring her up, we will do it we can. she survived through some difficult treatment through october, columbus day weekend of 1953. it was the great cataclysmic crisis of the bush marriage and the bush family life. it brought them closer together as you all may no, many couples who lose a child drift apart. interestingly, mrs. bush was strong when president bush was weak and he was weak when she was strong. he could not stand watching robin be treated in the hospital, he can stand the shots and seeing her in pain so he would bolt out of the room leaving barbara to maintain the order and the love in the hospital room in that hour. after robin died, it was president bush who would hold mrs. bush all night as she cried and stopped for month after month as she tried to cope with this unimaginable loss. i also asked president bush, inl the course of doing this, what did the

george: the sunday debate is at the same time as the packers game. if you would like to watch it we'll be streaming it on our website. george: a local shelter is suddenly fat with felines and looking to taper down on why these ads are considered family friendly and how to keep george: more than 50 cats rescued from a hoarder. the humane society has reached out to other shelters to take ease the overcrowding. carole: and longstanding tradition with the archdiocese of milwaukee. carole: members of the 8th later this month in solution, but there is a big push to raise funds to send 11 local veterans to missouri. we have a link to their gofundme page at tmj4.com. dangerous criminals, some of the buzz words used in ads this political season. >> reporter: about a month ago cartoons on a popular video site. i was surprised by the tone of that ad. it was very dark and it used scary words. i then found out these political ads are considered family safe. >> did she have a good body, no? >> reporter: it's almost impossible to avoid political ads. they are getti

george bush being george bush could not accept that. he walks outside, gets on a pay phone and calls his uncle, jon walker, who is the head of the hospital in your. he says bring her up, we will do what we can. she survived through some very difficult treatments through october, columbus day weekend of 1953. it was a great have to close the crisis of the bush marriage and the bush family life. it brought them closer together. as you all may know, many couples who lose a child drift apart. interestingly, mrs. bush was strong when president bush was weak. and he was weak when she was strong. he could not stand watching robin be treated in the hospital. he couldn't stand the shots. he couldn't stand seeing her in pain so he would bolt out of the room leaving barbara to maintain the order and the love in the hospital room in our. after robin died it wasa president bush who would hold mrs. bush all night, as she cried and sobbed for month after month after month, as she tried to cope with this unimaginable loss. so i also asked president bus

>> i think so, george. we have great opportunity, the democratic party, and we're targeting state houses across the country. our congressional candidates, our red to blue program is a very good program. i see results of it already across the country. nevada and colorado. i am convinced we have an opportunity to put the house in play as well. >> donna brazile thanks for joining us and powerhouse round table waiting to weigh in live when we come back. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. by george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. box. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. w george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. it george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. h george stephanopoulos brought to you by bp. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it's giving offshore teams onshore support. and it's empowering anyone to stop a job if something d

(george lucas) i have no idea where my life is going to take me.ver feels right is where i go to. it was a golden age of filmmaking because we were all single, ambitious, in love with film. and we're still in love with film, but we're not as ambitious and none of us are single. and i think once we started getting married and having kids we began to fraction. and then we began to divide. and we went into our own lives and our own lifestyles. when i had a family, i know that the amount of time i talked to george, francis and marty on the telephone was cut down in half. and as i went from one to five children, now we have to make a conscious effort to re-unionize and get together. now i'm sort of in my family, into my life in a homey way. (steven spielberg) but when i was in my 20s and they were in their 20s, we were all kind of married to each other. as you get older, it's more "here we go again." the struggle's on. is the fish going to eat me, or am i going to eat the fish? and there was some kind of camaraderie back then and i guess you were not --

george: this weekend he plans to stop by his mother's grave. she passed away while he was doing time. >> i plan on going to see her and let her know that i'm safe now. you know. wants to know, that i'm safe, her baby is safe. george: holloway says he believes he can put the wrongful conviction behind him. carole: hundreds took part in the walk for the leukemia and lymphoma society. those walking carried lanterns, red, white and gold in memory of those lost. way in some community but not without a fight. carole: lawmakers want to limit early voting to just two weeks before the he leaks date. your ballot is cast early but not counted until election day. wee it's a convenience we found county than milwaukee county. >> milwaukee is using it to have weekend voting where other parts of the state could never begin to afford that. >> they don't want community where there are a lot of democrats to vote early. >> but when the i-team crunched the numbers we found a surprise. >> i original data that forces to us rethink all of the stereotypes everybody tal

thanks for coming. >> thank you, george. digits, 12 points in our tracking point and show the arguments your father is making are not working. how do you turn this around? >> i don't give much credence to "the washington post" polls. before the florida primary they said we were only winning the state by six. we ended up by winning over 20 points so again "the washington post" polls i don't give a lot of credence. >> your polling average shows about a -- >> look at the "l.a." times" poll. we're up by two points. the ibd point we're up by two points. rasmussen, we're up by a few. in fact, there was a reuters poll that came out this morning, two states, minnesota and michigan within the margin of error. these haven't been won by a republican in 30 years. >> you don't think you're fighting from behind right now? >> listen, maybe but i can tell you when i'm on the ground the amount of love out there is incredible. the amount of democrats that i have coming up to me every single day and saying i've been a democrat my entire life a

george. >> this is just the beginning.y, martha, thanks very much. >>> our powerhouse roundtable is standing by live. they're up next. >>> what has she been doing? >> oh, donald, no, no, don't set her up. >> i'd be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> oh, no. not again. >> back in the 1970s i worked for the children's defense fund. >> yes, we know. >> then i was a senator in new york on 9/11. >> yeah, we get it. we get it. >> then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you've heard this before -- >> we have. >> but i was instrumental in taking down a man by the name -- >> osama bin laden. >> -- osama. >> bin laden. >> bin laden. >> yes. >> tom hanks, pretty good chris wallace. let's talk about "this week" with our roundtable joined by our political analyst matthew dowd. republican strategist sara fagen, democratic strategist jamal simmons, senior editor of "national review" and from "the nation" katrina vanden heuvel. you saw our poll. we heard from eric trump and joel benenson. how close to over is this? >> wel

swear -- >> on january 20th, george w.h was sworn in as the 43rd president of the united states. and the 2000 election entered the election books as the closest and most controversial race in modern political history. so to this day, you think you won. >> i think it was fundamentally a tie. i think if we had kept counting, it would have been very interesting. >> and maybe you would have won. >> we'll never know. >>> one step closer to mosul. iraqi troops advance on a town north of that embattled city. the closest they've come yet to the finish line. a few hours left, a cease-fire comes to an end in aa lepo and the u.n. condemns what it calls crimes of historic proportions. >>> and mixing up words, the philippines president says he must clarify some pretty harsh comments that he made about the united states. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now.

george rrp frank the tank rolling again in his own way. bathing in a bathtub of skittles dispenses the candy. they are still in coming so we can't show you highlights. john: we see some showers and thunderstorms rolling in later in the afternoon tomorrow. start out at 60. 71 at *. another warm one. today was 14 degrees above normal. you can't beat that. degrees above normal for tomorrow. we are look at great weather. but this is the rollercoaster month. as soon as we go up to 77 we'll drop down to 47. >> reporter: we have the giants beating the mets 3-0 with a 3-run homer in the 9th. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ashton kutcher,

george: the packers face the giants. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message >> reporter: the packers faced just go back to being, there is so much stuff that goes on it sometimes takes away from what you come here to do. sometimes you need to refocus and need things to happen to bring you back. it's always the tough times that make the great runs that much better. >> reporter: the start of the the blue jays beat rangers 10-1. >> reporter: tonight the spotlight is on a unique player blazing her own path. >> reporter: there is something different about the bangup kicker. -- the backup kicker. cody is the only girl. wouldn't change the for the world. >> repo

decisions almost day by day, george. you're in the last two weeks of a campaign basically 16 days at this point and know what it's like in those days and make sure you solidify the votes in the states that you have and reach out where you can. i think in terms of going forward with the congress, i mean, hillary clinton has made it clear that she wants to bring this country together. she wants to unite people. >> how is she going to do that? >> look, you were in the white house with her. you know how she does it, the same way she worked with tom delay the whip of the house of representative g foster care to get more kids adopted so that they could get adopted out of foster care. she worked with someone who is a bitter archenemy to find common ground on issues you agree on and move the ball forward to make progress that will make a difference in people's lives. it's what she did when she got, you know, defeated on health care in '94, went back to work. worked with democrats and republicans to get c.h.i.p. that track record

george. >> this is just the beginning. okay, martha, thanks very much. >>> our powerhouse roundtable >>> what has she been doing. >> done-month-old, no, no, don't -- >> i'd be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> oh, no. not again. >> back in the 1970s i worked for the children's defense fund. >> yes, we know. >> then i was a senator in new york on 9/11. >> yeah, we get it. >> then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you've heard this before -- >> we have. >> but i was instrumental in taking down a man by the name -- >> osama >> osama. >> bin laden. >> bin laden. >> yes. >> tom hanks, pretty good chris wallace. let's talk about "this week" with our round table joined by our political analyst matthew dowd. sara fagen, jamal simmons, jonah goldberg and katrina vanden heuvel. you saw our poll. we heard from eric trump and joel benenson. blunders ago donald trump could have won this race if he had actually matured and developed some level of -- that would have been asking him to be somebody -- >> what is the poin

george: two teenaged girls. one of the dogs lived with one of the girls in the home, she tried to run away and that's when it attacked theo i shall girl. carole: ross jones uncovered the cases of children in mental health crises while hospitals are out of room. finally they found a bed. >> reporter: the hospital bed she needed was for her young son jonathon. she rushed him to the emergency room after he heard voices telling him to cut his wrist. >> what happened to jonathon is called boarding. when psychiatric patients are alouded to wait when there is no room to admit them. ey wait starts all over again. >> it's day 8 of ellis' hospitalization. i take him out, i will lose our place in line. the places are so limited for a 5-year-old. >> he was hurting her brothers. she was going to cut her wrist. >> reporter: for 37 days you are looking for a bed for your daughter and you are still looking. >> every day dr. jane bryce is on the front lines of a losing battle. >> it's unsafe and they are not getting the care the

george was shot, he was not armed. >> for george's mother, her son's shooting is something she says every mother now has to fear. >> i'm still numb. this is something that no one should have to go through. >> d.c. police george has been charged with assault on a police officer and carrying an illegal handgun. now, the attorney would not allow us to interview the person he says witnessed the shooting, and he also said that he is acknowledging it's possible, possible that george did have a gun at some point, but he says they're certain that at the point when george was shot, he was unarmed. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear more from the mother about why she says she's not being allowed >> mark segraves, thank you. >> two construction workers are dead this evening after a water main break in boston. the break happened in a flooded trench where the men were working. the boston fire department had to be called in to vacuum all that water out, and police say it looks like this was an accident. >> 60 years in jail for the man who raped a woman in her home in d.c.'s hill east neighborhood. it's the

george: lance allan will have the bears. lance: one of the state's top-ranging volleyball ss has been disqualified from post-season play. >> reporter: the cal phones volleyball team played in one too many tournaments, deeming them ineligible. the school district has since appealed the decision. >> it's hard because it's been such a fun team to play with all year. hear if their appeal was granted by friday. but time is running out. george: president obama hosted this final state dinner at the white house. comic jerry seinfeld and mario andretti. mario batali included carting plates f large tent yard away. george * we discovered one party appears to have an advantage that comes with a struggle. >> reporter: the true i am of wisconsin elections, the more people who vote the better chance democrats have of winning. we looked at data from the last four november elections and discovered that legend is backed >> reporter: in 2014 we saw there is no coasting to the finish line. both republicans and democrats work until the last minu

george bush has concentrated on every other country in the world. when are you going to start worrying about our people here in the united states of america? [applause] hal: again, i will ask the audience not to applause. it takes the time away from the candidates. now i will allow time for discussion. vice president quayle: we have a plan to create new jobs. that was not the question though. the question was qualifications. teamwork and partnership may be fine in compromise. congress. however, when you are president of the united states, or when you are vice president and you have to fill in the night of the crisis in the philippines, you have to make decisions and make up your mind. bill clinton running for president of the united states said this about the persian gulf war. he said, "had i been in the senate, i would have voted with the majority, but i agreed with the argument of the minority." you cannot have it both ways. you have to make a decision. you cannot sit there in an international crisis and say, "on the one hand this is ok, and on th

for some reason not just democrats but george h.w. bush for example was a little into enthusiastic and ended up getting a bad deal too but for some reason, many of our presidents failed to translate what is common sense in any sort of business transaction we might negotiate at a personal level. they don't understand that the same applies between nations and in negotiating with the russians conveying excessive enthusiasm could backfire and that was this piece that i wrote and that was in 2009. and president obama did succeed and this arms control treaty from russia. i would argue that negotiation became prolonged again because of excessive enthusiasm. but with that background i want to turn to the bush administration which has been accused of many things. but have never been accused of excessive enthusiasm for arms control. what was the record of the bush administration. and more than less committed to abollishing the treaty. and also given the security environment that existed at this point committed to reductions in nuclear force lev

king george 6th has just died. and winston churchill delivers his last great public broadcast announcing that news and of course, acclaiming george vi -- in the past six weeks churchill said the king walked with death but when death came it came as a friend and acquaint dance who ric nighted and did not fear. and after a long day's fat and a sweet good night to those who loved him best he fell asleep as every man or woman who feels god and nothing else in the world hey have to do and he ended as followed. i who was under fewed in the august and up challenged tranquil blow of the victorian era may see the prayer and the anthem, god save the queen. so that was the most eloquently devotion. hills attitude towards the british monarch okay, epitomized in majesty george vi and winston was the last surviving believer in divine right of kings kings e was in delight being monarchical number one who -- public laugh which spanned more than half a century, it was a variety able cavalcade of kings and queens cork nation. he had

george bush has concentrated on every other country in the world. when are you guys going to start worrying about our people here in the united states of america and get our country moving again? [applause] mr. bruno: again, i will ask the audience -- please do not applaud, it takes time from the candidates. all right, now we have five minutes for discussion. go ahead, vice president quayle. vice president quayle: the answer to that is very simple -- we are not going to raise taxes to create new jobs, we have a plan to create new jobs. but that wasn't the question. the question dealt with qualifications. teamwork and partnership may be fine in the congress, senator gore -- that's what congress is all about, compromise, teamwork, working things out. but when you're president of the united states or when you're vice president and you have to fill in like i did the night of the crisis in the philippines, you've got to make a decision, you've got to make up your mind. bill clinton, running for president of the united states, said this about the persian

george bush has concentrated on every other country in the world. when are you guys going to start worrying about our people here in the us of america and get our country moving again? [applause] bruno: again, i will ask the audience: please do not applaud, it takes time from the candidates. all right, now we have 5 minutes for discussion. go ahead, vice president quayle. quayle: the answer to that is very simple: we are not going to raise taxes to create new jobs, we have a plan to create new jobs. but that wasn't the question. the question dealt with qualifications. teamwork and partnership may be fine in the congress, senator gore -- that's what congress is all about, compromise, teamwork, working things out. but when you're president of of the united states, or when you're vice president and you have to fill in like i did the night of the crisis in the philippines, you've got to make a decision, you've got to make up your mind. bill clinton, running for president of the us, said this about the persian gulf war. he said: "had i been in the senate

i mean, george, you know us for a long time. can you imagine what would happen if my father got the debate questions. >> you'd get pilloried. no question about that. talking about the debate, you know, your father did not on wednesday night say that he would accept the election he will accept a clear result? >> he didn't say he wouldn't accept it either. my father will accept it 100% if it's fair. if it's fair. you've got 24 -- >> what does that mean. >> you have 24 million voters, one in eight that are misregistered to vote. meaning information is inaccurate. you have 2 million people on the voter rolls right now that are dead. this is pew research that came out last week. you have 3 million in this country registered in multiple country are registered to vote. >> but there's scant evidence that is actually affected any elections. i'm saying -- >> 2 million, 3 million people. especially when swing states. >> seems like you're suggesting the outcome is unfair no matter what happens. >> what my father is saying i want a fair elec

george w. bush's past that's being looked at. >> in the final frenzied push to the bush-gore faceoff, a past scandal emerges, something that could break the dead heat. >> on the thursday night before the election, there came a 30-year-old story about george w. bush being arrested for driving under the influence. >> they want to know if there's more to this, george w. bush's 1976 dui arrest in which he paid $150 fine and had his license suspended in maine for a time. >> it was so close to the election there was no real polling on its effect. >> there was no measuring what impact would be. >> we're going to take a break from decision 2000 to give you some of the other headlines outside the presidential race. >> of course the one we're all talking about is mel carnahan. >> in missouri, the death of mel carnahan three weeks before the election triggers a crisis. >> under missouri law, it's too late. too close to election day to take carnahan's off the ballot, so it will remain, leaving open the pos

yea, george washington. let's have a bust, a plaque, little stoatues of george washington.19th century museums, they were keeping that era alive of like these cases and you are really not telling the story so much of the room. those are some more dar ladies. and they are fabulous. what i would tell you is the dar single handedly saved houses like this. they went to city, elected officials and said you cannot tear down this house. it has intrinsic historical value. we were just talking about jackie kennedy. it was before landmarks laws and these ladies were really doing it the right way. so as much as we look back and say, well, why did they do this? they were doing what was best for the time and dressing up and looking fabulous as well. so you might recognize this woman. anyone have a guess? she's queen elizabeth. the mansion was the only new york stop on queen elizabeth ii's bicentennial like travels around the united states. and really cool thing, i'm going to step away right now. that shorter lady right there is kay parker. we lost her a couple years ago. she was on the

george: we have. we've talked to colin and a number of other players across the league about the demonstrations that are taking place. those conversations are usually around two things -- ensure that you understand what the labor laws are in respect to what you're doing and the demonstrations. but also, understand that if you are going to demonra confident in your message and clearly present that message to people so that there's no confusion about why you're taking the position that you are. soledad: roger goodell has been supportive, mostly, and then he said if the other day, this -- i support our players who want to see change in society, and we don't live in a perfect society. and then he went on, on the other hand, we believe very strongly in patriotism in the nfl. contradiction, right? there is this idea of protests, that is a supported, but patriotism is against protest. george: the very definition of patriotism is to stand up for what you believe in. i mean, we are in an election year, as you

prince george and princess charlotte finally mastering the royal wave, but little george apparently in no rush to head home. >> announcer: live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >>> good morning, everybody. paula's off. great to have cecilia vega off the campaign trail and with us at the desk. we're going to start here in fact with the breaking news at the race for the white house. donald trump makes headlines on several fronts. >> first, this, a big headline in "the new york times" this morning, the paper has obtained it shows a loss of $916 million. that is large enough, the paper says, that trump may not have had to pay federal income taxes in nearly two decades. >> and the other trump story this morning, an overnight speech in which he unleashed on hillary clinton. in unusually scathing terms by trumpian standards, going to say she is not loyal to her husband. >> we have it all covered this morning. we will be talking to the reporters who broke the big tax story and george is standing by with his analysis. we begin here with abc's mary bruce in washington t

george w. bush's past that's being looked at. >> in the final frenzied push to the bush-gore faceoff, a past scandal emerges, something that could break the dead heat. >> on the thursday night before the election, there came a 30-year-old story about george w. bush being arrested for driving under the influence. >> they want to know if there's more to this, george w. bush's 1976 dui arrest in which he paid $150 fine and had his license suspended in maine for a time. >> it was so close to the election there was no real polling on its effect. >> there was no measuring what impact would be. >> we're going to take a break from decision 2000 to give you some of the other headlines outside the presidential race. >> of course the one we're all talking about is mel carnahan. >> in missouri, the death of mel carnahan three weeks before the election triggers a crisis. >> under missouri law, it's too late. too close to election day to take carnahan's off the ballot, so it will remain, leaving open the pos

prince george's county. this is a regional medical center. >> the partnership with dimension of health care and university of maryland is also touted as an anchor for economic salvation, much like this shopping center was when it opened in 2003. part of the shopping center will now be consumed by the hospital property. what happens on the boulevard? >> the misfortune of the economic downturn, one. two, the reality of having a lot of opportunitiin >> there are still a number of small shops, a theater, and what's left of a food court, but even munchants here say things could be better. hopes are that the new hospital will help. >> we're not going to be doing the moving, but the thing about it is, the other side, i'm hearing how the other businesses are going to feel if they have to close down. you know, relocate, relocating is a hassle. but it might be a good thing. >> in the same time we're bringing world-class health care, we're also revitalizing right direction in terms of economic development and a metro s