and the governor of new york, george clinton, actually hosted the dinner here at fraunces tavern. for evacuation day. and not too many days later, george washington actually hosted a special event here at fraunces tavern, and that's one of the reasons why is this tavern is still here today. it was a famous farewell. so washington invited his officers to fraunces tavern. to say good-bye. i mean, they had -- they were brothers in arms. this david-goliath story, and they won, they were victorious. it was over, it was time to go home. so he invited them here to say good-bye. and there's a famous, the only primary source document of that farewell is benjamin tallmadge wrote a memoir. so you're looking at the memoir and an en engraving of benjamin tallmadge, who was a spy during the war. this was written just five years before benjamin passed away and in it he documents his life, including his time during the war and his attendance at the famous farewell at the long room in fraunces tavern. in that memoir he quotes washington from that evening, and washington says, i cannot come to all o

but bill clinton and george w. bush seems to have taken to another level completely. y another mother. >> that's great. >> why can't we have more of this? >> i know. i was thinking the same thing. they do say it's the most exclusive club in the world, of course, the former presidents club. but it's nice to seat friendship. difference in parties and views on things that i think people in washington and other places can learn from that. >> you can tell it's genuine. that's what's so great about it. can we point out bill clinton's suit. >> very handsome. >> what are you doing, bill? >> you got the tan -- >> southern men like to touch. you notice how bill clinton had his hand on george w. bush. bill, we thank you. >>> new reporting has some moms pretty ticked off this morning. we'll find out why female workers get punished for having kids. something's wrong about ready for a great career? devry university's merit-based career catalyst scholarship can help you get startedth up to $20,000 for qualified new students. apply now and start working toward your career like devry g

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clinton, george h.w.ush and the lyndon johnson libraries are going to create a problem for scholars to study presidential decisions and strength be leadership in america. when they begin speaking, we'll hear them side by side. developing news from across the pond. you likely heard this morning. prince william and the duchess are expecting their second child. buckingham palace says the queen and both families are delighted by the news. the couple's first child, prince george, was born last july, amid major international frenzy. the new royal baby will become the fourth in line to the throne. there's no word of a due date just yet. we do know the duchess is again suffering from a rough bout of morning sickness, which is why we're learning about it. nbc's kelly kobiya from london. >> the princess was supposed to be an event. she was a no show. it has to be explained. the palace released the statement saying kate is pregnant with her second child. little prince george is going to be a big brother. but she was

clinton telling george he has high hopes for his new heir. >> i want them to really love being alive,nd when they grow up, i want them to believe they have certain obligations to people who don't have all the opportunities they'll have. >> reporter: but some wonder how being a grandma will change hillary clinton, if that's what the baby will call her. >> have you offered any names to chelsea? >> no, i'm going to wait. i want this to kind of develop organically because i've talked to a lot of friends who have preceded me to grandmotherhood and some of them have said i knew exactly whey wanted to be called and i had a hard time convincing the baby to call me that because he or she wanted to call me something else so i just want to see how this develops, but i could not be happier. this is something that i've looked forward to for a long time. >> reporter: and while america waits for hillary's decision if she'll run for president, a more

, a partnership between the presidential centers of bush, clinton, george w bush -- george h.w. bush, and lyndon johnson. watch that tonight at 8:00 on c-span. tomorrow, bill clinton will join his wife at the 37th and final iowa,-- steak fry in posted by retiring senator tom harkin. live coverage beginning at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. next, senate armed services committee chair carl levin, speaking about u.s. foreign policy at the council on foreign relations. topics include the situation in the middle east and ukraine, as well as the u.s. strategy for combating isis. senator levin is retiring in january after serving 36 years in the senate. this is one hour. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to today's on the record meeting. we certainly have a lot to talk about. just so there's no confusion, since we are about the same size and same age and we both wear our glasses on the edge of our nose, this fellow on my right is the very distinguished senator from michigan, carl levin, and the pbs ombudsman. senator levin is of course the widely respected chairman of the senate armed s

george w. bush. >> hi, mom. because we've got a lot to offer. >> reporter: it was a surprising, lighthearted love fest between presidents bill clintone bush that had the audience maid up of mainly former staffers, rolling. when asked about what they admired about each other most. >> you always want to be underestimated by your adversaries. >> you he greaempathy about other people. is that enough? >> reporter: and they both joked about how they spend their free time. >> taking selfies. >> like they're s asking, you know. >> yeah. that's right. >> reporter: gone are pictures like these when the clintons and bushes offered cold shoulders. after all, it was clinton who turned george h. wfrmt bush into a one termer. but they became close working together in tsunami relief and post-h post-hurricane katrina as i witnessed first hand. >> i can understand why they're upset. >> reporter: what they kept quiet was clinton's glowing closeness to the son. >> he used to call me twice a year in his second term, just to talk. >> reporter: george is offering insight into what makes a president. >> we're normal people who got caught up in ambition and

. >>> and a little personal advice between former presidents bill clinton, george w. sh, together today when clinton's phone rang, prompting him to joke, it might be word from chelsea about the baby. george w. already a grandpa, had this advice. >> be prepared to fall completely in love again. get ready, also, to be, like, the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. >> one president to another tonight. >>> and glen came bell, the ryan stone cowboy battling alzheimer's. word he will release a new single later this month, his last one. campbell recorded it last year. the song talks about the heartbreak he's endured during his battle. >>> the harvest moon will light up the sky tonight. get your smartphones ready, as well. >>> and when we come back on a monday night, you've got to see this. the triumphant moment, the boy with the new arm, hugging his mom for the first time. and you won't believe what he has sent us tonight. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk o

clinton or george w. bush or lbj -- first they'll discover we're just normal people who got caught up in -- through amibition and drive and circumstance, ended up being -- ended up being president. and here are the tools necessary to do it. so absolutely you can teach leadership skills. i don't think you can teach leadership qualities, and so this program is going to -- i assume the committee is going to screen for people who have shown leadership qualities by the age of 35 or 50 or however old the people are going to be. anyway, i learned a lot from my dad. i'm very fortunate to have watched a great man, and matter of fact this book i'm writing, i'm marketing now -- [laughter] -- which i think will be out november 11th -- [laughter] >> it's a love story. this is going to irritate people in washington, i suspect, or some. because it's a love story. but it's a story about finding -- seeing somebody you admire and learning from them, and maybe this program will be able to do the same thing. and i learned a

george w. bush, william j. clinton, george h. w. bush, and lyndon b. johnson. presidents bush and clinton will join us shortly to discuss why this program is so important to them at the are a few key matters to discuss first. in my career i've had the distinct honor and good fortune of working for and with many strong leaders, men and women who are born with the characteristics that put them on the path to lead but who had perhaps more importantly developed and honed the skills that allow them to make a significant contribution and to better their community. like many of you i've seen a tremendous difference a gifted leader can and does make, and we need more of them in every sector of society. last year before i left washington i had the opportunity to visit with my friend and former head of the democratic leadership council, owl from come is also here about an idea for a powerful partnership between president bush and president clinton. when i moved to dallas i became acutely aware of the powerhouse of the presidential center that we have in our region. we hav

captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> on monday, former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush will be at the new cm in washington dc to launch the presidential leadership scholars program. it's a partnership between the presidential centers of bush, clinton, george h.w. bush, and lyndon johnson. you can watch live coverage beginning at 9:30 a.m. on c-span 2. shortly after that, the health and human services department mission and future. that's also on c-span2. the justice department this fast -- the justice department launched an investigation into the ferguson missouri police department. the investigation is separate from the shooting death of michael brown. focusing instead on allegations of misconduct by the police force in relation to searches and treatment of people in police custody. attorney general eric holder spoke about the investigation with reporters during this dirty five-minute news conference all stop >> good afternoon. i'm joined today by the assistant attorney general human rights division and the director of the community policing division of the c.o

george w. bush and bill clinton. were unveiling, introducing the presidential leadership scholars program. it's going to be at four different presidential libraries. george w.'s library, bill clinton's library, george herbert walker bush's library and l.b.j.'s library as well. look at these guys. they had a great time together. >> they talked to each other constantly and they found out and confirmed by bill clinton that during his second term they talked weekly about 40 minutes and they talked about interaction, how they leaned on each other. listen. >> we talked, depending on how much time he had because he was busier than me, somewhere between 30 and 45 minutes for several years. it meant a lot to me. we never talked about it, never talked about it in public. we talked about everything. he asked my. half the time he disagreed with it, but i felt good about that. >> you wonder if president obama does the same thing, talking to bush and asking him for some advice. >> according to the ed klein book, the obamas and the

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george bush. hillary clinton was openly critical about the binyamin netanyahu's efforts to annex territory because in her view and in president obama's view, this would not make it a 2-state solution, a viable option. the israelis said that they'll do what they want, but you can expect there'll be more discussion between the two capitals about the latest move, and i don't think you'll see the u.s. backing away from its demand of a reversal of this decision soon. >> syrian rebel groups says the reason that it's holding 45 fijian peacekeepers captured is they were doing the work of the regime. this is in the golan heights. dozens of pass keepers from the philippines were -- peacekeepers were rescued on saturday after being trapped. >> the 7-week war in gaza pushed up the unemployment rate to 50%, and estimated 10,000 people are out of work after israeli attacks on 450 factories and businesses in gaza. >> aside from human losses, gaza is coming to terms with another business. this factory produced chicken noodles. >> they say factories are owned by people known by the israelis, and had permission to

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number two, bill clinton and george h.w. bush. duo to raise relief funs for clinton. number three chris math kbthews writing a book on the couple. tip o'neal and president ronald reagan working together to avoid a government shut down. imagine that. number four, senators rand paul and cory booker. a new era in bipartisan. joining forces right on our own air this summer to reform the war on drugs. number five president obama and chris christie on the bridge gate anniversary. christie facing a different crisis in 2012. hurricane of hurricane sandy the two fans hugging it out christie saying obama did a good job. something christie took a lot of heat for in the run up to the 2012 election. that wrapping up this hour on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. next on "newsnation" with tamron hall. more of chuck todd's exclusive interview with the president. the president gets red did toy brief congressional leaders for the wednesday speech on isis. we'll see you tomorrow. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do

finally, former president bill clinton and george w bush, got together last night in washington for alic discussion on leadership. the two ex-presidents have become pretty close friends and they were very complimentary to each other. bush even joked to clinton and gave him advice about becoming a grandfather. >> it is an awesome period for you, and -- get ready, also to be like the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. more from cleveland, jason johnson, the friendship between bill clinton and george w bush, nice to see. >> it is surprising but they got together during the sue name my and talks about the world looking part partisanship, so it is not surprising and they are both grandparents now. president obama, clearly they want congressional patients. a lot of members of congress don't seem willing to be giving him that patience, so how does this resolve himself? does he get unified support, or do members of congress hold back? i think there will be a punt on the side of congress. you have some members that say there should be a vote, be uh the vast majority, they don't

after all, it was clinton who turned george h.w. bush into a one termer. sh senior later became close, publicly goat tsunami relief and post hurricane katrina as i witnessed firsthand. >> that i believe they ought not to be as upset but i can understand why they are. >> what they kept quiet was clinton's growing closeness to the son, george w. >> he used to call me twice a year in his second term just to walk. >> now bush is offering insight into what makes a president. >> we're just normal people who got caught up in the ambition and drive and circumstance and ended up being president. man, these guys can do it, i can do it. >> when clinton responded, he was interrupted by a call. >> there's only one -- yeah. only two people have this number and they're both related to me. i hope -- i'm not being told i'm about to back pre mature grandfather. >> on that, bush gave this advice. >> be prepared to fall completely in love again. >> also noteworthy, in the audience was the former straight hillary clinton who laughed when someone laughed, how about another clint

. >>> plus, why two former presidents, bill clinton and george w. bush, took the stage together today, and they went for some big laughs. see it for yourself first at 4:00. so, your site gave me this "credit report card" thing. can i get my experian credit report... like, the one the bank sees. sheesh, i feel like i'm being interrogated over here. she's onto us. dump her. (phone ringing) ...hello? oh, man. that never gets old. no it does not. not all credit report sites are equal. experian.com members get personalized help and an experian credit report. join now at experian.com with enrollment in experian credit tracker sm. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> and welcome back, everybody. i'm jim handly. first at 4:30 now, we are following those two big breaking news stories. wendy rieger has details. >> reporter: thisirst one was a long time coming. we begin with charles severance. he has just been charged with three high-profile murders in alexandria. murder mysteries. severance has been the focus of these

you have bill clinton and george w. bush, like old friends. they appeared in washington today.es behind them, focused on perhaps their legacies, maybe grandkids, grandkids-to-be. conversations were definitely so friendly. they appeared to announce a new leadership program through their respective foundations. but they did make some laughs. >> we were laughing about going to restaurants and having to spend our time taking selfies with people. >> at least they're still asking, you know? >> that's right. but it's like -- used to be, peop people, they want to have a record of shaking your hand. >> there was no presidential leadership scholarship programs when you were growing up? >> yes, there was, george h.w. bush. >> that's exactly where i was going. >> you need to disguise your questions a little better. >> president bush later gave president clinton advice on becoming a grandparent telling him to be, quote, the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. >>> coming up, nba owner is selling his team because of some racially insensitive comments. he made those in an e-mail

bill clinton and george w. bush 43 launched a leadership program and talked about regular phone calls when bush was in office and the counsel they provided each other. bush warned clinton when he becomes a grandfather prepare to be the least important member of the family. >>> a few items in space news tonight beginning with tonight's appearance of the harvest moon. should appear as a bright orbit sunset, a stunner if your skies are clear. >>> new zealand survived a close pass by an asteroid this past weekend. and here's why we report on such things. a meteorite strike in nicaragua, considered a small one but a big crater, it perhaps broke off from this weekend's asteroid. >>> when we come back here after a break, a new discovery to add to the classics, what dr. seuss left behind long lost and now found. >>> finally tonight, as young kids we read dr. seuss a ton, then with the author's death we assumed the books were done. but because of what's been found in a personal collection, we want to go ahead and issue t

george w. bush and bill clinton will announce that their presidential centers with those of george h.w.unch a scholars program. it is expected to provide motivated leaders the opportunity here to study presidential leadership and decision-making. >>> on this day in 1921, 16-year-old margaret dorman of washington, d.c. was crowned first miss america in atlantic city, new jersey. >>> i'm richard lui with bill karins, the entire "early today" team, thank you for stopping by. we appreciate your time here on "early today." have a great monday. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> and good morning. i'm sam brock. lots to get to. first we get to your forecast. christina, the summer days are dwindling. >> they certainly are. new work week, entire new forecast. we're feeling that fall in the the air. we're in the mid 50s in concord and we're only going to climb into the low 80s, even in the hot spots. let's check your drive and say good morning to mi

. >> president bill clinton and george w. bush, were in washington to launch a scholars program on presidential leadership. they acted like old friends, sharing lots of lighthearted moments. and when clinton's phone rang, he joked that it might be word from chelsea about the baby. and bush offered some advice about being a grandpa. >> be prepared to fall completely in love again. get ready also to be, like, the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. [ laughter ] >> the two men also laughed about a possible 2016 presidential run, pitting hillary clinton against bush's brother, jeb. bush saying the first clinton/bush match didn't turn out too good. >> that's bipartisanship. >>> coming up on this tuesday morning, home depot sounding the alarm about a massive credit cart breach. should you be calling your bank? >>> plus, the nfl suspends ray rice, after new video surfaces of him punching his wife. did the league know about this months ago? new reaction from fans and the ravens coach. >>> and hunters searching for a dan

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former fcc chairman talk about media mergers and then in 30 minutes former president's bill clinton and george w. bush launch a leadership training program and texas senator ted cruz said americans who fight with isis should be stripped of their united states citizenship. that is later. >> c-span created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >>> on the communicators we are here to discuss the media corporations. michael copps and robert mcdowell. mr. copps, should the time warner and comcast merger go through? >> guest: absolutely not. it is against the interest of the consumers and it is another chapter in the consolidation chap chapter that is wreaking havoc. >> host: what is your issue with consolidation? >> you have companies in control of the news and information and we rely on this information to govern ourselves and it has been a never ending tail. i went to the commission in 2001 thought knowing i would be spending 75% of the time hearing the ceo's coming in saying we have to get bigger because we hav

martha: bill clinton talking how his successor george w.used to call him during this second term. a new "wall street journal" editorial suggesting obama might benefit from a call to his predecessor. it would be an act of contrition after six years of vulgar ridicule. martha: doug schoen and rich lowry are both fox news contributors. being a past president, even if they have different backgrounds in terms of their political philosophy, there are things they can share. does this president have the qualities to allow him to reach out to george w. bush after all the water under the bridge? >> sadly from what i have seen the answer has to be an unequivocal no. even in the "60 minute" interview sunday night there was no sense the president himself accepted any blame. the intelligence community is pushing back against him. there is one larger message. we are all americans. we are all involved in a war against isis. we have to pull together whether we are democrats or republicans and work together to solve a huge, huge problem that affects our nati

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george w. bush and bill clinton are back in washington. they unveiled a presidential leaders get -- leadership scholarship program at the news eum. the goal is to provide leaders in various fields with new skills to solve problems. leaders areink made. you have some innate abilities you are born with, but our military proves you can train leaders and their capacities can dramatically increase. >> this was the second time in the former president had been in washington together. this year, they both attend the africa summit. up, a house fire takes the lives of four children in chicago. >> fairfax county public schools superintendent karen garza is pushing for later start times for students. she will formally present her proposal at today's school board meeting. under the plan, high schools would start 40 minutes later at 10, middle schools would begin at 7:30 a.m., and the start for elementary schools would not change. the school board will vote next month and changes can go into effect exterior. a woman accused of kidnapping her own son wil

george bush for that, doesn't he? >> causing a problem. did i say causing? >> even hillary clinton credited george w. bush for that. i think there is a big difference between aid of curing a disease versus a system of capitalism. >> you know what helps everyone? music. it is free music. i like anything that is free. >> you will fight to the death by the way. >> i love you too. that what a it sounds like. i saw them at the old waldorf in 1980 and there were 40 people. >> i saw him coming out of bill o'reilly's office. >> i made him come in my office. he takes the glasses off and you don't know who he is. >> now the office is poverty fee. he solved all of the problems. >> here we go. >> they wouldn't fuss. several new york area golf clubs reportedly refused to comment about labor day weekend. the trump club turned down last a-minute white house requests. the holiday weekend is one of the busiest times of the year and the clubs didn't want to tick off their members. trump said if obama resigns right now there by doing a imr service to the country i will give him free lifetime golf at any one of my courses. had the pre

bill clinton and george w. sh 43 launched a leadership program and talked about regular phone calls when bush was in office and the council they provided each other. bush warned clinton when he becomes a grandfather prepare to be the least important member of the family. >>> a few items in space news tonight beginning with tonight's appearance of the harvest moon. should appear as a bright orbit sunset, a stunner if your skies are clear. >>> new zealand survived a close pass by an asteroid this past weekend. and here's why we report on such things. a meteorite strike in nicaragua, considered a small one but a big crater, it perhaps broke off from this weekend's asteroid. >>> when we come back here after a break, a new discovery to add to the classics, what dr. seuss left behind long lost and now found. classics, what dr. seuss left behind long lost and now found. but like up to 90% of us, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. jim, here's $2 off one a day multivitamins to get key nutrien

retiring senator talks about and later,n-policy former president bill clinton and george w. bush launch the presidential leadership scholars program. c-span, created a by cable companies 35 years ago and brought as a public service. >> joining us this week on "beading gators," congresswoman anna eshoo -- "communicators," congressman and eshoo. earlier this week, anna] nancy i came out in favor of classifying broadband as title 2. do you support that? >> going back to 2010, i spoke about what i thought the sec should do to be on firmer -- fc should do to bec on firmer legal ground and appointed to title 2. discussions, we had about it. about net neutrality. people in our country feel very strongly about the internet. not only how they use it, but how they think about it. the access to it, that it be free and open, and

george w. bush and bill clinton joined forces to launch the leadership scholars program. the presidential centers of was, of bush, clinton, george h w bush, and lbj. this is an hour and five minutes. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome margaret spellings, president of the george w. bush presidential center. [applause] >> thank you for joining us today. as the announcer said, i am margaret spellings, the president of the bush presidential center in dallas, texas and i am so glad to see so many familiar faces with us for a special announcement. we would like to thank our supporting founders without whom we would not be here. the moody foundation, our friends are sitting on the front row -- is leading the way and their gift is making this possible. they are joined by two other foundations and the representatives from those organizations are with us today. thank you to my partner and best friend bruce lindsey of the clinton foundation and my friend who is the ceo of the library foundation and the chairman of the lbj foundation library board in austin

clinton and george w. bush talk selfies and grandfatherhood. >>> and family feud fallon style. jimmy fallon against the roots on to the night show and steve harvey holds a buzzer beater you won't want to miss. this is "way too early"! >> hey, everybody, time thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early," the show that grew up getting fashion tips from richard dawson on family feud. remember him? all right. extra bonus round. show was he on as a young man? a series. who? not match game. hogan's heroes. that's right. survey says hogan's heroes. we have a lot of serious news to get to this morning. we want to start with sports. ray rice has been cut from the baltimore ravens and suspended indefinitely by the league after a new video emerged of a domestic violence incident. the security footage obtained by tmz sports shows an altercation between rice and his then fiancee in an elevator. rice appears to hit his fiance powerfully knocking her off her feet straight to the floor. rice previously was suspended for two games over a separate video of the same incident released earlier this y

reporter: the big wedding for george clooney. chelsea clintonay and announced the news of baby charlotte. those polls went up just after midnight saturday. but than hour the of facebook post that more than 2500 lakes. former president clinton and secretary of state henry clay and repeated the announcement. so far on-line editors have waited and that they suggest that the baby have been a high end. some of the tories are reacting to the birth. <>: reporter: to people or arrested and delegating accused of arson over the weekend eight places tours including this one behind me. will have the full details coming we are the solis family. and this is our chex commercial. there's lots of choices and each of us has a favorite. like chocolate, honey nut and cinnamon. there's no artificial colors or flavors. that's good. and it's gluten free. chex. full of what you love. free of w

they're in partnership between the presidential centers of bush, clinton, george h.w. ush and lyndon johnson. sunday we'll hear from bill clinton as he and hillary clinton attend the 37th and final steak fry ed by senator harkin. senator harkin sat down to discuss with us the steak fry and how the tradition got started. >> well, i put in a request to hillary. i spoke with her personally sometime ago, but she was getting ready to do her book tour. he was finishing her book and going to go on her book tour and she said i just don't know what that's going to be like and how that's going to transpire she said, but i would like to do it. can you just give me some time to figure out what my schedule is going to be like and i said sure. then i saw bill in california i was at the health care event in california and i saw bill clinton there. then we started commiserating about this and this. he was signing some of his books for some people in a room. there were just the two of us. so i told him i invited hillary to speak at my steak fry. and he said you should come too. he said

to george hw bush to clinton and george w. bush on 9/11. this is a responsibility a president must be willing and able to shoulder. the problem with this president was evident in the speech he made in purchase new york last friday. there was no script. and what he said is the world has always been a messy place. saying this is ordinary and this is just normal. there was an interesting pew charitable trust poll in late august. 65% of americans think the world is a more dangerous place. 27% think it hasn't changed that much. they think what they are seeing in iraq, ukraine and libya and afghanistan and elsewhere around the world is a much dangerous, much more threatening world than they have seen in the past. and the president doesn't seem to be up to dealing with it. bill: 350 more americans are have been authorized to go into iraq and protect the u.s. embassy. you see this number continue to pick up by the week. not by the day but by the week. though they stress no combat troops, these troops are not used to fight a battle. you put that wit

when you get to bill clinton and george w. sh and barack obama, i think you get three presidents whose appointments to the cia and directors of cia were extremely questionable. i have a lot of questions with regard to bill clinton's stewardship of national security in general. bill clinton was responsible for abolishing acta, the arms control and transportation agency and i don't think it's closely understood how closely they worked in terms of providing verification and monitoring of arms control agreements so with abolishing acta which the right wing wanted in the 1990s led by jesse helms and newt gingrich, and clinton caved in to that pressure we lost a very important tool on an international level. and when you look at clinton's appointments, jim woolsey, george tenet, the same george tenet who told george w. bush it would be a slam dunk to produce the intelligence to support the decision to invade iraq, and remember, george bush did not want that intelligence to convince himself. he wanted that intelligence to convince us.

. ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> today, president obama and former presidents bill clinton, george. bush and george h.w. bush honored americorps, a program that gets people to volunteer and teach. our number tonight is 1.2 billion, the number of hours americans spent volunteering with americorps. but for some, like general mccrystal, wants to see others serve. >> you know if you can look at citizenship in american, i believe it has degraded, er oded. a lot of people think that citizenship is voting and paying taxes and many don't do either. now we have an opportunity to bind people not just to the nation but to a citizenship and help others, there is a great history in america for that. so i thought it was a good thing today in d.c., that they pointed out one good example, americorps. >> and it is one thing that you believe should be mandatory for kids, and a lot of people heard that and said wait a minute, that is not something that happens in the united states. >> i believe that all young americans should have the opportunity to serve. and actually, i believe it should be a cultu

then live coverage of former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush as they launch a presidential leadership scholars program. more live coverage after that. a speech from health and human services secretary sylvia burwell. >>> congress is back today from summer recess. later, the senate vote on a series of confirmation votes and a procedural vote on a constitutional amendment that would give congress the authority to limit campaign spending. they're in at 2 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. the house also returns at two eastern, they'll consider suspension bills on improving tsunami detection warning systems, increased penalties for identity theft and approving a memorial on the national mall to honor slaves and free blacks who fought in the revolutionary war. they'll take votes starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern. you can watch live house coverage on c-span. >> now, consumer advocate and former presidential candidate ralph nader and americans for tax reform president grover norquist discuss how political parties can work together. they discuss government

george clooney. and chelsea clinton has given 3ir89 to her first child. at's when we come back. >>> it is often said that love conquers all, including the heart of hollywood's most eligible leading man. >> he's george clooney. >> don't you love him? >> no, not really. he's a good actor, but he's also a notorious bachelor. >> i love his new wife. i love her. >> okay. she's hot. they're getting married this weekend in italy. they have already been spotted in venice for the big day. zane is incredibly excited. rumors are swelling -- >> i live vicariously through her. >> do you want to do this? >> go ahead. >> let's get erin in here now. a personal friend of george clooney and joins us now live. i'm excited. i'm incredibly excited. how excited are you, erin? >> reporter: very excited, although i'm not a personal friend for the record of george clooney. good morning from spectacular venice where the stage is set for a wonderful wedding. we don't know exactly when the wedding is going to be taking place, but we do know that the happy couple has already arrived i

l "an heir and a george bush and bill clinton today, when the phone rang during a press conference.laughter] only two people have this number, and they are both related to me. told i amm not being about to become a premature grandfather. >> that would make national news. [laughter] experienced grandfather bush gave soon-to-be grandfather clinton a piece of advice. get ready also to be like the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. [laughter] >> apparently president clinton got quite a kick out of that. well, that is it for abc seven news at 5:00. right now at 6:00 tonight, criminal charges in a criminal murder dating back more than a decade in alexandria. and new video of an armed robbery in the district is your a crime, and to traffic tickets in d.c., complaints may be justified. abc seven news at 6:00 starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 7 broadcast the abc news atthis is abc 7 6:00, on your side. >> three murders in alexandria, toluding one that dates back 2000 three. >> charles severance has been charged with a laundry