george osborne isa for george osborne. ahead. his constituency is being abolished with the boundary changes before the 2020 election. there is anotherjob up for grabs election. there is anotherjob up forgrabs in election. there is anotherjob up for grabs in 2020 and that is the mayor of london at. at the moment mayor of london at and at the moment the tories do not have a candidate. george, you'd spoke about and there are enough hours in the day for him to do all thesejobs, are enough hours in the day for him to do all these jobs, investment fund management fund he works for and making speeches and now editing and making speeches and now editing a newspaper and being an mp, and making speeches and now editing a newspaperand being an mp, the standard say his new role will allow him to edit the paper because people work in parliament in the afternoon after the paper has gone to print some it is perfect. you wonder how much energy he will activity given the political activity given the standard's notoriously punishing hours.

no one is there anymore, george.i went in to see if i could catch up with my old and newer colleagues there is lounge chairs in there but no tables. there used to be two big tables. so, folks, i guess the point i want to make is this and you have been standing too long unlike any other nation in the world we are uniquely a product of our institutions. you cannot define an american by their ethnicity, race, religion or the culture which they come. you cannot do it. it is not possible. you can't even define an american anymore and we will not be able to shortly as a predominantly white, european stock nation. what holds this nation together and always has has been an intuitive expressed commitment to the constitution, to our institutions, our institutions are what have held us together; a belief they can deliver. what worries me the most and i never thought i would have to make this speech, or want to make this speech, but the almost drumbeat of denigration of the institutional structures that govern us is dangerous. w

were you, george? >> no. [laughter] >> we might have been a little tense now and then, but nothing serious. joe, i am proud to be a part of this team to present to you with the patriot award for all you have done for america. we could be democrats and republicans and independents, and protesters. but most americans are patriots. we have had a patriot serving as vice president for 8 years. he has made us proud, whether you are democrat or a republican. joe biden made you proud. [applause] joe, we want to present to you, george is going to hand it to you -- [applause] [applause] mr. biden: i am honored to be here tonight. i don't say that lightly. those of you who know the most meaningful complements, rewards, -- compliments, rewards, or nice gestures that you receive mean the most when they come from people who really know you and still are prepared -- i really mean it. think about it. i measure the value of an award by how much i value the people giving the award. the men mentioned tonight, from howard baker,

attorney generally george w. bush and being retained by president obama. veterans affair shul beingen asked to extend healthcare coverage for veterans. it was put in place in 2014 and offers access to private care and choice plan expires in august choosing va to lose a billion set aside for that program. lawmakers want to extend the coverage and use that money to help veterans. >> police are looking for a person responsible for a deadly shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon arrived they found a bhan several gun shot wounds. they're trying to determine how many begunmen may have been involved. >> and more bomb threats at jewish community centers nationwide. 7 reported threats. ants eye defamation league officers in northwest were also evacuated following a bomb threat yesterday. federal officials are investigating more than 100 threats against joy wish organizations in three dozen states since january. >> kids are being targeted because they're jewish. that's the only reason. i don't know if it's harassment or hatred. but, in this day and age, this shou

so george and martha washington, and all of this was written between george washington, his secretarytobias, as well as martha washington. they basically came up with a rotation plan. a slave rotation plan where they would rotate their slaves from pennsylvania to virginia every six months in order to avoid the law. what i say is he is not necessarily breaking the law but the spirit of the law. in order to maintain his property. >> this is president. >> yes. >> not funny but it is. >> what then? i don't want to give the whole story away. but what then occasions the opportunity for ona to get free from them? because as we said a moment ago, as she is seeing thought freedom in philadelphia. and i think that courage is contagious. when people get a taste of that and a sense of that, they know what their lives ought to represent. so as i read your book. it is just a matter of time. it is just a matter of time. she has seen what life can be. so what occasions, the opportunity to break free? >> she's around this freedom for years. there is a crucial moment in the spring of 1796 that changes

george washington takes care.-81. >>> maryland women looking to advance to the big ten championship game. taking on michigan state. jones finds walker kimbrough for three. bang bang. maryland takes an eight-point lead. jones was full supernova hot. she connected on 12 of 14 shots for 32 points. maryland takes a 13-point lead into the third quarter. fourth quarter was time for destiny. as in destiny slocum. she made five three-pointers, scored 18 points. maryland wins 100-89. will meet purdue in the big ten championship game. >>> maryland men also took on michigan state in their final home game of the season. game tied in thein my friends. mellow trimble knocks down the game winner with less than a second to play. don't know what was better, that shot or this celebration. with the win maryland locked up the third seed in the big ten tournament, which will be played right here in the district next week in the verizon center. watching this, though, it's debatable who has the best dance moves. it might be head coach m

flowers hand-delivered by george clooney. the real george clooney? >> the real george clooney.nd i thought, this must be a dream. >> reporter: george clooney and wife amal live just down the road and staff sent a letter to clooney about pat but no one expected him to show up unannounced. >> somebody said george clooney's here and i thought, oh, you must be pulling my leg. he put his arm around me and i thought, well, this is a better part of a minute. i've got george clooney and i've got his arm around me. >> reporter: on pat's birthday card -- >> it says, "pat, i thought you'd like some flowers. with love, george." and i thought, ooh. well, the flowers aren't going to last forever but the card will. >> reporter: the visit, 15 minutes that she'll never forget. >> he was absolutely charming. and he can call again any time. >> reporter: and george, if you're listening -- what would you like for your birthday next year? >> george clooney again. >> reporter: kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> she's adorable and he's a nice guy. that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night.

>> today on "fox news morning" prince george county schools are closed and while teachers observe the day without a woman march. it was the right call by school leaders. >> accusations of illegal campaign contributions. mayor us becauseers is forced to answer some tough questions. today is near perfect end of winter spring like day. hm, once you get past the wind this morning. good morning to you thank you for joining is i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, march 8. >> mike thomas will give us weatherhead lines and erin como with weatherhead line and mike let's hear it. >> we have winds out there. that is the story throughout the day. shower and clouds this morning quickly break the sunshine probab >> we have a wet road as well as two big crashes. 95 southbound near quantico. once you pass dumfries we have a slow down. >> 5:00 now. our big story this morning no school today for students in george county public schools after hundreds of teachers and staff requested off for the day. for the day without a woman strike. >> prince george county is now third school

>> george, i have not seen that evidence. but i want to go back to something that barack obama's director of national intelligence said last weekend. he said he had seen no evidence of that either. but more importantly, he said he had seen no evidence of cooperation between any trump associates and russian officials. i don't think that got the attention it deserved. the director of national intelligence under barack obama would be in a much better position than any senator or congressman to know such things. while our review on the intelligence committee will proceed in an orderly and deliberate fashion, i think we should pay heed to a man who said he saw no evidence of such cooperation. rather than do what some democrats have done, spinning wild-eyed, hair on fire conspiracy theories. >> if the justice department or president trump don't provide any evidence of the wiretap, does president trump owe president obama an apology? >> president trump said last weekend he wanted us to take up this matter as a broader look. we're go

jeb: all yours, george. [laughter] george: again, i go back to austin and our legislature with the laws and worked from the laws that they passed. we only need one to two years statewide. i think that changes the passage with the same party. [indiscernible] there are going to be differences, but as ronald reagan says, the philosophy, enemies and friends -- [indiscernible] jeb: yeah, i think the divides, there are differences in policy and those will play out. there is a lot more we have in common. i would urge, we're a bottom up country empowering communities, families, the national government should focus on protecting us, going back to that kind of tradition of solving problems from the bottom up would be part of the answer. then allowing a new generation of leaders to come forth, people like some on the stage here. [laughter] [applause] >> for both of you, is the electoral college appropriate for the 21st century? george: [inaudible] jeb: just i would like to see liberals come to texas and talk about why

now, prince george's county county schools are on that list. administrators made the decision parents trying to figure out last minute childcare plans. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the school district says it didn't have a choice. it had to close due to the high number of absence requests from teachers and staffers. alexandria city public schools and center city public charter schools in d.c. are also closing to. fox5's sarah simmons live in landover tonight with the latest. sarah. >>reporter: shawn, prince george's county schools made that announcement pretty late tonight, somewhere around 7. 30 they made the aanionsment that they were indeed shutting down the school because there were too am people who requested time off for tomorrow's strike, a day without a objection to the form at this point they really feel as though that was their only choice. kevin maxwell, the chief executive officer for prince george's county says approximately 1700 teachers and 30s p of the transportation staff are going to be out -- requested leave. they wi

. >>> tonight, baby news from nervous dad to be, george george. >> there's nothing better than having a baby unless it's having two. >> what amal won't let her name the twins. >> then, abby lee miller out over a job and spacing prichbl time. >> what was i thinking? >> after leaving dance moms. >> sheryl burke will be the host. >> yeah. >> what do you think about that? >> zac efron on his watch watch body. >> this is the tip of the iceberg. >> and mila's struggle. life has changed after baby number two. >> i'll do it right there. i don't care. >> now, for march 29, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> if you'd told me one day i'd be talking to george clooney about babies, i'd think you were crazy. >> well, he's making so much news everywhere. it's cool seeing george like this. >> here's the thing, nichelle, is he ready for twins? >> no. >> i can tell you this thing, good he has amal. >> do you have a name? >> i can't name them casa or amiga. >> amal laying down the law. >> there's two coming? >> no. and i don't know how you fully digest that. but i'm excited. it will be fun. >> th

what is strange about this for me is george osborne's priorities. jetting around the world, receiving awards from the americans, earning £13,500 per day. for me, it is about the principle of having a job in parliament wood he did say that this week is not a bad snapshot of my life. would he did say that this week is not a bad snapshot of my life. on monday, i was in new york accepting a kissinger fellowship. on wednesday, i was in the commons speaking about europe nato, you canjoin me in knutsford in my constituency. this seems a very quick to spend my time and hopefully make a contribution to our national life. fair to say that george steme 2 r 2— 2; fu—q —§- really about its constituents. but he would accept that there is life after parliament but not, as far as you are concerned one they are still getting an mp salary. it is about time. if you are an mp and you want to spend an afternoon earning if you are spending four and a half days jetting to new york, giving speeches in berlin and then in some hedge funds of this in the city, is wrong. you s

that man is george glazer. as a longtime trustee of our foundation, george was instrumental in 1990 in creating this very event. an occasion to show support for the first amendment and to honor some great journalists and media executives who uphold it. that effort, you know, was second nature to george. his many years as a new york pr man brought him close relations with our industry's top names. people like mike wallace and don hewitt, jane volley and leslie stole. walter cronkite even once toasted george as the most trusted pr man in america. for much of his career -- 27 years -- he worked for elmo and strategies as senior vice president and managing director of broadcast. are here known folks tonight to help us celebrate george's legacy, as is george's son brian. [applause] mr. cavender: george deeply believed in the mission of our foundation -- support young journalists in their studies, to provide training opportunities for professionals, and most importantly, to defend and protect our first amendment righ

flowers hand delivered by george clooney. >> the real george clooney. >> the real george cloon clooney. i thought this must be a dream. >> reporter: george clooney and wife a maamal live down the road. they sent him a letter but no one expected him to show up announced. >> someone said george clooney is here. i said you must be pulling my leg. he put his arm around and i said this gets better by the minute. >> reporter: on pat's birthday card. >> it says pat i thought you'd like some flowers, with love, george. i thaought, oh, the flowers aren't going to last forever but the card will. >> reporter: the visit, 15 minutes that she'll never forget. >> he was absolutely charming and he can call again any time. >> reporter: and george, if you're listening. >> what would you like for your birthday next year? >> george clooney again. >> reporter: nbc news, london. >> she's adorable and he's a nice guy. that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lest >>> after the "dancing" premiere, the grope that shocked america. and simone biles going for the gold. >> is this awkward? >> now on

well, prince george's countyince school can ceo dr. kevin maxwell will join us live tomorrow morning on good day d.c. to talk more about why the decision was made, the timing of the decision and looking ahead what needs tos happen to handle large staffing outages. that's tomorrow morning at 9:45. and now to a fox5 exclusive, a watch dog group claims d.c.d. mayor muriel bowser accepted illegal campaign contributions for her 2014 campaign.mpai >> tonight fox5's marina maracco asked the mayor about the complaint the watch dog group time. marina is live in northwest with the mayor's reaction. marina? >>reporter: shawn, seriousious questions now in 2017 being posed and surrounding mayor bowser's mayoral campaign of 2014 as well as illegal contributions and likesn you said, that government watch dog public sightseen, theytsee submitted that formal complaintf today here at the office of campaign finances and thatthat complaint documents more than 22 contributions that were made over the legal limit of $2,000 each totaling more than $30,000a i

with love, george.reasure that. >> the retirement homemade pat's dream come true by contacting george on her behalf. she just celebrated a birthday. now that they are friends, you never know if the dad to be may pop back in for a chat. >> he might. perhaps he might even bring the babies in with him. who knows? and i love new babies. they're gorgeous. and i wish him well. because he is a very nice man. >> pat never had children of her own. maybe she can become an honorary grandmother to george and amal's twins. that would be cool. kevin hart getting ready for a baby with his new wife. we talked family, sex life, nothing was off limits when i hit the set of his new movie. >> it is up tight now but it is the character, man. i'm giving it my all. and it requires this. looks like a brillo pad. >> does that hurt your love life? >> the hair? >> yeah. >> no,t' thas how i know she loves me. this is a test. >> she was all woman to love her man in any form. he's growing out his hair and beard for the film "untouch

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and prince george's county. when we first arrived in 90 minutes ago, it was very fluid, canines, officers with long rifles. two helicopters in the year, one with a spotlight on various neighborhoods, a number of squad beamwith their side looking down alleys and t whomever shot at an officer in prince george's county. about 15 minutes ago, three members of the prince george's county public information office arrived on scene. they are currently trying to get all of the facts in order. we were hoping to had that information, but so far they are still coordinating all of the facts. a lay of the land, back alive, to my left, this is an apartment complex where there was a heavy police presence, and still to a degree still is, and down the way here, that is a recreation center. is an the rec center outdoor park and a playground. there are a number of officers on the tennis courts, police tape around the playground in the park. we play in this, and we also do not know if the manhunt continues. there is still a helicopt

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with george w bush so thatis relationship with george w bush so that is what she hopes to establishersonality and worldview yet both sides have emphasised that they will stress common ground where they can work together. one of those areas might be nato, something we might not have said a couple of months ago, when europeans were worried about mr trump's statement saying it was obsolete. they have since been reassured by his cabinet secretaries. mrs merkel‘s been reassured that his demand for companies to pay their dues is legitimate and cheese says germany will do that by 202a. they can be roughly on the same page there, although the big stickler might be trade because the us is upset about the surplus of trade on the german side and the germans are worried about a possible import tax that the us is talking about which could affect them strongly so that will probably be the most contentious issue. trade is key and angela merkel is travelling with some senior business leaders, one interesting aspect. in terms of defence spending, president trump has been so bullish about that issue

it's okay, though, george has got it in the bank. >> what is george like working for him as a director? >> he is a great director. sets an amazing tone onset. >> yeah, all right. here is the cash. i'll pay her off. >> is there a point you will stop working with clooney? >> i hope so. no. i would do the phonebook with george, actually. he is a great, great director. >> how much do we love matt? after all that george talk he also gave us an update on his pal, ben affleck after rehab. >> he is with the kids. couldn't be better. jen is working for a up can el wee couple weeks in atlanta so he is mr. mom aep that's what he want to do. >> he is smiling. someone not smiling is abbey lee miller. her voice is infected by a sinus infection but listen to what she told me about being replaced by "dancing with the stars" star cheryl burke. cheryl burke will be the host. >> yes. >> what do you think about that? >> i she she will be great. >> so you're okay with her replacing you? >> i don't think she will replace me. there will be a different vibe. i think there will be a different budget. >> you th

he represented prince george's county's district 26 since 2003.ees probe that began with the raid of the prince george's county liquor board offices. the director of the liquor board and two liquor store owners have also been indicted along with former prince george's county councilmember will campos. there was reaction to this latest indictment in annapolis. >> the legal process will work its way out and the most we can do is make certain we're making our citizens know that that's not representative of all of the leadership in our county. >> reporter: we asked vaughn for comment. he did not have any comment. his attorney said everything that needs to be said will be said inside of the greenbelt courthouse. if he is convicted, he's looking at 35 years in prison and the possibility of forfeiture of his home and some other property that the feds believe he obtained by illegal means. reporting live in greenbelt, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the stu

prince george county public schools and degree public city schools and several locations prince george county alone 1700 features requested off -- teachers requested off. >> live in upper marboro with more, mel, good morning. >> good morning, guys, the school system wants to be clear that this was a decision not because of the protests but literally they had no choice. they were taking a stand on the movement itself. prince george county by far the largest school system to be affected by this call out. the message was sent through e male a.m. posted on school web site 7:30 last night which is not a lot of time for parents try to figure something out for the 127,000 students who now do not have a classroom to go to today. now, letter from super intend enter dr. kevin maxwell apologized for inconvenience noting call-out was action urged by organizers of the women's march on washington. as you me 1700 teachers and also 30% of transportation staff requested that personal leave day. maxwell said absences compromised school system ability to transport students and provide safe productive lea

>> let's have the testimony, george.s, you have a bunch of congressmen that i think have defamed me. i saw demagoguery, fear-mongering, red-baiting. and half truths. in many cases, just flat out lies. in america, we're supposed to have chance to see the evidence against us, and face our accusers. i'm very anxious to do that. if mr. page and mr. manafort do the same thing, frankly, i think the whole russian meme, which really starts as a clinton campaign press release, is finally put to bed. there is no collusion. none that i know about. in donald trump's campaign for president. >> we'll be watching the hearings. we'll watch for your testimony. mr. stone, thank you for joining us this morning. >> george, thank you for having me here and giving me a chance to tell my side of things. >>> up next, epa administrator scott pruitt. scott pruitt. >>> we are preparing new executive action to save our coal industry. scott pruitt, a kentucky native, will turn the epa environmental -- will turn the epa from a job killer into a job c

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"this week with george stephanopoulos" is next.y. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode. >> devastating defeat. the candidate who campaigned on the art of the deal. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. >> fails to close on his first big promise. >> i'm disappointed because we could have had it. i'm a little surprised, to be honest with you. >> and after his own party fractures, the president blames democrats. >> i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, because now they own obamacare. >> now, the fallout. how deep is the damage? what will it take to get back on track? does his new presidency need a major reset? >>> and how will trump handle

even if you try, george, i got the money. get there one day, man. >> they got 19 bullets, still? >> we wanted to see how well the foursome know he the original iconic shows in the hawaii five-0 macgyver shows. >> if i'm not mistaken, steve martin. >> harrison ford. >> no, guys. that was jack lord. and what was his signature line on every show? >> book em sunshine. >> no, that would be book e maine danno. >> book em danno. >> who played the original macgyver? >> richard dean anderson. >> and what was anderson's famous haircut? >> the style i get as soon as i wrap the season. the mullet. >> one more question for you guys. do you know which star was a producer on both the original and new series? the fonz, henry winkler. >> nice. entertainment tonight, which american idol alum was the first to sweep major awards by winning music, billboard and grammy in a single season? kelly clarkson, clay aiken or carrie underwood? >> the answer is coming up next. sequel. >> bizarre to finally be talking about it. we've arrived. >> more on eto

>> george, as a lot of moving pieces at one time. let me see if it can break it down to smaller pieces and parts and we can talk about a bunch of different ones. talk about the coverage levels. the number of people covered. we continue to think, and have for a long time, that the cbo is scoring the wrong thing. they're scoring obamacare as it exists today. not tomorrow. obamacare is this close from completely collapsing. for example, i live in south carolina. we're down to one provider in that state. there are four or five states down to one provider. the cbo is failing to take into consideration what happens to folks in south carolina when there are no providers, which there may be as soon as next year. we don't think the cbo is counting correctly that way. but at the same time, we don't think they're counting the right thing. go back to the original idea of obamacare. people could afford to go to the doctor. they can't. they can afford to have coverage. a plastic piece of paper that says they have an insurance policy. they can't af

. >> george w.ush is back in the public eye. >> former president bush has been busy lately bouncing his way through a publicity four tore his new book. >> he has been doing interviews for "portrait of courage." >> a lot of us were rough on george w. bush. i hear everybody say the same thing, boy, i miss that guy. ♪ who do you think you are >> a little bit of dancing. >> and i'm sober. >> trevor: go george! go george! oh, look at that! man, ellen had so much fun with him. she was dancing and then, why wouldn't you let me get married! just sit down. so crazy! ( laughter ) one thing i learned from george w. bush's talk show appearances, apparently time heals all wounds. >> you were involved in many notable faux pas which we had a lot of fun with. >> mission accomplished. >> mission accomplished, that was a big one. >> trevor: ha ha! that was a big one! ha ha! we're still dealing with the effects! ( laughter ) i love how kimmel was trying to set him up for something fun like choking on a pretzel. bush w

live in prince george's county. i'm erika gonz goalez, back to . >>> at 11 this morning women plan to march from freedom plaza to the prowhite house. then this afternoon supporters plan to march down c street from the department of labor to john marshall park. >>> the center for american progress projected that if all women were to take the day off it could cost the u.s. nearly $21 billion in gdp. as part of organizers have encouraged women to not only skip work but to not shop unless it is at a small local or minority owned business. >> and this was like something you'd see in the movie. it actually happened at the movies though. prince george's county police say a burglary suspect caused this damage at the amc theater in beltway plaza after hiding in the ceiling. police say the guy was trying to avoid being arrested. officers say every time he moved pieces of the ceiling tiles would fall. chopper 4 was over that scene yesterday evening. you can see police trying to get into the ceiling. they're on the roof there.

and georges in virginia beach virginia. george, you're on the air.ou joe conason is our guest. >> caller: hey, bill. help me out with this question please. i felt betrayed by bill clinton over the monicagate but i didn't like ken start either over thegt republicans. this last election i felt kind of betrayed by hillary in the sense that, did she not know that she had a lot of problems and whatever issues quacks given the fact that bernie sanders was out there as a progressive, i just don't think she was a progressive. and i think a lot of people want to know, that she still think she should have ran or run for office? thank you. >> host: george, are you a progressive? >> caller: yes. >> host: thank you, sir. >> guest: i don't blame you for feeling betrayed over monica lewinsky. i think most people in this country did feel betrayed i what clinton did in that instance, and he has apologized for it. i think he would understand your feelings about that. that was a bad bad episode in his life. as far as hillary clinton is concer

so what do you think, george? i mean, he's been in the senate for a while.ould we see a different senator casey given what's going on in washington right now? >> i don't know that it's a different senator casey. he's decided which side of the ledger he's going to be on in this debate. people were talking about where he was gonna be on the supreme court nominee and where he was gonna be on some of those discussions. i think he's decided, both substantively and politically, that the best place for him to be is with the action groups and not to try to win the moderate middle, in that he has that residue 'cause he's from the central part of the state, he has a presence there, he has a family respect there, and i think he's made the political and substantive -- i wouldn't say it's just political -- but political and substantive decision that to be with the crowd is the best place for him to be. >> a lot of his constituents, though, voted for president trump. he did carry the state, so... >> look, i think calling him unanimated's pretty unfair. if you watch his ey