former new hampshire governor john sununu was named white house chief of staff two days after george h. bush accepted the presidential nomination in 1988. he kno ahead as the government transitions from an obama to a trump administration. >> i feel a little sorry for them for perhaps underestimating how much work there is to be done in the next 70 days. reporter: he says donald trump needs to quickly decide who will fill six key positions. >> in the white house, it's the national security advisor, the chief of staff and the president's legal counsel. and in terms of the cabinet, it's the secretary of treasury, there has to be a chemistry, a personal chemistry amongst that group. the president with with each of those six, and those six amongst themselves. reporter: they'll have just 10 weeks to flesh out an agenda, make key appointments and hire thousands of personnel. >> the hardest thing for private sector people focused, for people to understand in the political process is that you are now stuck into ae in public. reporter: he says the meeting between president obama and president elect tr

some of george h-w bush's golfing gear is hitting the auction block. more on the items you can bid on right now. plus we'll have an update on the fatal accident in jean, that has the southbound lanes of the eye-15 closed. tion 1. i'm one of them. i support question 1 because it will help save lives. haley: question 1 protects gun rights and does something urgently needed: it closes the background check loophole ave seen fewer police officers shot and killed in the line of duty. it won't end all gun violence, but it will save lives. that's a fact. protect our families and police. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas back to the news desk belonged to former president george h-w bush is up for auction. the set includes a golf bag, putter, shoes and golf balls. bush originally gave these items to one of the workers at the golf club he was a member at. he frequently assisted the bush family

examination of the presidency of george herbert walker bush and he also read the former chief of staff to president george h. w. bush and his account of the bush administration. the book is called the quiet man. some other books are a passion for leadership by the former secretary robert gates as well as historian ron turnout . biography of washington. congressman cole also recommends a west mitchell's book the unquiet frontier which explores how rival countries are testing the power of the united states. in july he read senator mitch mcconnell's memoir the long game. finally he read arthur herman's biography of douglas macarthur, jean edward smith, grant, and francis paul the history of the relationrelations between the ud states and american indians. the full list of recommendations is available at cole.house.gov. >> i couldn't think of a more apropos story than that which kind of described how people view flyover nation because you had a reporter from bloomington indiana who went down and really went out of her way to find some sort of a christian mom and pop shop she could stereotype. it was during the

"george h. bush started the pardoning. it actually started as an event under harry truman, so it's been 69 years and then if you go back in time, lincoln actually started some sort of this, but it was never actually continued. so it's got a lot of history." yesterday.. with the dominos in the audience.. the president took the stage.. and pardoned the a very happy and that's all i have for the show today.. i hope you all turkeys.. ---- and that's all i thanksgiving. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard black friday is the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season. economists say spending over the next month will be a good measure of how the economy will do in 20-17. that's next on z26ckz zixz z26ckz zixz y26cky yixy friday. some area malls are getting a jump start on black friday shopping today. lindale mall in cedar rapids opens at 6 this evening until one a-m. stores will then reopen at six in the morning tomorrow un

"george h. bush started the pardon started as an event under harry truman, so it's been 69 years and then if you go back in time, lincoln actually started some sort of this, but it was never actually continu. so it's got a lot of history." yesterday.. with the dominos in the audience.. the president took the stage.. and pardoned the turkeys.. ---- and that's all i have for the show today.. i hope you all have a very happy geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese, and pizza are all at the top of kid's menus. but a new study shows whole grains, fruits, and stay with tv9. it's ---. happy thanksgiving! plan on a fog shouldn't be a concern around the midwest today. late tonight into friday, a weak system is still set to move across the region. some snow showers will probably accompany and 6am, though little or no accumulation is expected anywhere. saturday continues to look good with highs well into the 40s. on sunday, our next area of low pressure arrives

quail was of course president george h bush's vice-presidentnt from 1989 to # 1993. it is official, president elect donald trump has selected georgia congressman tomorrow con price to overseegr the nation's healthcare system. price will lead the department of health and human services with more than a decade in over the years he's been a staunch critic of the affordable care act also known as obamacare. he also crafted to private advertise care.e the president elect also tapped former labor chief elaine chow to serve as transportation secretary. she served under george w bush. once confirmed she will be the first asian american woman toto hold a cabinet level position io > with all the interviews happening at trump tower we know one person who actually turned down a position in the president elect's cabinet.inet et founder bob johnson says he was offered a position earlier this month and he says he doesn't want to be part of government. he doesn't believe the new commander in chief is racist. he even. at least three people are dead, hurt. caitlyn r0* has the latest w

we saw that with kathleen kennedy townsend, another political dynasty, from george h. bush apparently voting for hillary clinton a few weeks ago. that's the critical dynamic there, that's why george p. can say, yes, trump. >> it is a reminder, brian stelter, when you go back to the convention, you did not have the previous nominees. you did not have the previous presidents from that party. >> right, right. >> you did not have other people running in the primaries. it's just a reminder of how donald trump is an outer. >> it's not just democrats and republicans, it's trumpism. we see that in terms of leaders either voting for clinton and not supporting donald trump. what stands out to me, donald trump looks to wake the word "establishment" a dirty word. another thing for establishment, a leader, that many expect, to hear leaders like george w. bush not explicitly supporting trump, maybe he's supporting clinton. >> there are republicans, john kasich wrote in john mcskaen. but if w., former george h.w. bush votes, that's a big deal. let me bring up something that happened overn

weinberger for his role in the you iran contra affair, days before governor bill clinton defeated george h. bush. the federal prosecutor at the time answered to the justice department and the implication that president bush at the time may have known more about iran contra hurt him in those final days. wieinberger was not charged. at that point, the damage was done. >> jennifer griffin with the clinton campaign. thank you. >>> donald trump's top aide says he will not use the fbi's new e-mail investigation as the centerpiece of his campaign in the final days. carl cameron is with the trump team in michigan tonight where it seems trump may be doing exactly that. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi. momentum and timing can be critical in the final days of the campaign. tonight, the trump campaign thinks it has both on their side. donald trump fanned the political and legal flames from the recent fbi discovery of more e-mails. appearing to warn if she wins, impeachment awaits. >> our country will continue to suffer. she's unfit and unqualified to be the president of the united states. and her electi

george w. bush and deputy secretary of transportation under president george h- w bush. lots of talk about trump's tweets--last night the presidential elect tweeted -- nobody should be allowed to burn the flag-- and if they do -- there must be consequences. -- perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail! still on the way today-- more y announcements from the trump nats donald trump is human services. rep. tom price/(r) georgia: destructive to their healthcare." and after this teaser from vice president elect mike pence monday evening-- mike pence/vice president- tomorrow." more announcements could be in the pipeline today.... but on one of the thorniest issues - who will fill the coveted position of secretary of state? slated to dine with mitt romney tonight - a signal the 2012 republican protests of some of trump's top betrayed to think that governor romney would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. and after meeting with "was very impressed." gen. david petraeus/u.s. army (ret

affairs at american university and a veteran of incoming and outgoing transition with the reagan, george h. w. bush and george w. bush administrations, and bill galston, senior fellow out for the governors of study program at the brookings institution and a veteran of bill clinton's transition process. this first session is 75 minutes. we are going to come each will give a brief view of some of the most important things they see that they've experienced in their transition, and then we will aim for a 35 minutes of q&a because i think that what most of you want to do. we will start with david. david eagles. >> appreciate your time. thanks for talking about presidential transition. what i wanted to take a quick step back and understand the sheer scope and magnitude of what we are talking about. these transitions are massive. this is part of a message to the incoming games. they are inheriting a fortune dollars apparatus. there are hundreds of federal agencies. as chris mentioned there's 4000 political appointments, 1100 have to go to the senate. there's only 73 days to your plan. there's not a lot of

predessors.fox news put this graphic together -- showing that only george h-w bush appointed any cabinet positions within two weeks of getting elected.trump now has rolled out five spots in less than two weeks. congressional democrats are starting to figure out the new look to their leadership struct. minority leader -- democrat harry reid is on the way out -- he decided to retire this year.new york senator chuck schumer has already been picked to take his spot. spot.in the house -- nancy pelosi is the minority chair for now -- but ohio representative tim ryan announced that he'll he looking to take that spot. coming up next...one of the funniest parts of the 2016 election to hit the internet welcome back -- we'll close the show each week taking a look at what happened on social media... media...one thing that people on both sides of the aisle can come together on are some hilarious president obama and vice president joe biden memes. they've started to come out -- creating fake conversations between the outgoing leaders. leaders.one of the funniest ones i've seen is here:joe biden says h

transition model that was put forward by former george w bush and says that is the model he would like to follow. only relates to not 'sesident george h&w bush presidency model, they refrained from criticizing their successors. when president obama also follow that same model, refraining from criticizing resident trump and his policies once president obama is a former president? >> i don't think i can say anything declarative about that question. presumably, between now and get my 20th, you are your colleagues can ask him. i believe he said this in public, he is appreciated -- he has appreciated how early in his presidency, former president first of the bush -- former was nott george w. bush a regular, active, public presence offering his critique of the new president. and the president and president obama believed that it was not just beneficial to make difficult decisions, but it also characters of our 43rd -- revealed the character of our 43rd president. i am confident in saying that president george w. bush did not agree with every decision president obama made his first year in office. disagreementsis to himself, and i know that

numbers good for george h. bush, but came late. >> do people feel it? >> didn't feel it yet. >> and ronald reagan, better off than four years ago? better off today than four or eight years ago? that has an impact. >> it does, but still many people and so many trump voters, for example, who feel outside of this economic growth and feel outside of the economy generally. interestingly, i was looking at numbers among hispanic voters. top conserve, economy and increase in wages. even a higher percentage than seeing comprehensive immigration reform. this cuts across all demographic boundaries and is really a question whether you're feeling the impact and progressive growth in the economy. the bigger kind of legislative question, policy question is, how much growth is realistic growth in the u.s. economy and what can washington do to actually have an impact on that? that's where plans are one thing and what washington does with either one of those plans is quite another. >> i was thinking as you showed that on the tv, i was thinking, okay. how are either of th

cherise: today, former new hampshire governor and chief of staff for president george h w bush, john sununu, spoke to cnnb controversial and d has been involved in that controversy. it is a controversial appointment. if he is comfortable with it and it is someone he feels is giving him good advice, it is only important what donald trump thinks about that appointment. cherise: donald trump is crediting social media like twitter and facebook with helping him win the face -- with helping him win the white house in an interview, he said his campaign is proof that social media may now have more power than political advertising. but local social media experts says donald trump is using social media in a way that no one else can. >> donald trump almost has his own lane. there is really no playbook when it comes to social media for him. he is writing the playbook. cherise: while he is promising to tone it down, he did send out a series of attacking the new york times for its coverage. you may have heard about the healing aspects of horseback riding. for veterans with dt st, the weekend fille

standing with children with cancer. 3 years ago, former president george h-w bush shaved his head to show support for a young cancer patient. 3 years later, they've reunited. we'll show you the pics. and you're looking live inside giant panda lun lun's pen right now. the new mommy of two has been grooming and playing with one of her cubs for awhile now. we're looking at this because zoo atlanta is inviting names for her twin cubs. you can cast your vote on the zoo's website. the winning set of names will be revealed on senior shaved his head as a tribute to a young cancer survivor, and now the two are reuniting and rocking plenty of hair! check out this great picture! this is 5-year-old patrick. on monday, the two reunited for this awesome picture. back in 20-13, patrick was battling leukemia. so the former president, along with 20 secret service agents, solidarity with patrick. this picture of their matching bald heads quickly went viral. flash forward to today, bush tweeted out this side-by-side picture of the duo, rocking their full heads of hair. bush says he's thankful his frien

in the first bush administration, george h-w bush always says that green span cost him the election by having tight money and that's kind of true. but green span was so focused on pushing inflation down at that moment. >> rose: he was preoccupied with inflation. >> he was. where he was tim i had was with bubbles. he should have been more willing to take a risk and try and puncture bubbles. >> rose: like in 2001? >> i think the two times are 1999 was the tech bubble. >> rose: right. >> and then 2004/2005 with the real estate bubble. he should have done more on that. >> rose: and did, so why do people blame him for the crisis in 2007 and 8 from deriff tiffs and subchapter and all that. >> because he had retired from the fed in the beginning of 2006, just a year before the crieses began. so i mean the crisis was baked in by the time he left. and i think it's true that he presided in his last two years from 2004 to 2006 over interest rates that should have been both higher and less predictdable. a key thing was he kept on communicating to the market how quickly he would tighten. so if you

they met when she was 28, working on george h w. bush's first presidential campaign. ailes already a powerful media consultant. >> i wanted to meet him, i was so excited. reporter: she says her for an interview with his firm. >> i think he wanted to gauge what kind of a person i was, if i was insecure, if i was looking for a daddy figure. i was real insecure. reporter: ailes offered her work doing research. but it became clear that he was interested in more than just her work when he asked her to meet and expect me to do whatever he told me to do. reporter: like what? >> he said i needed training. reporter: lori said ailes asked her to strip down for her lingerie and dance for him. >> he would have me get down on my knees and tell me, i'm going to do whatever you tell me to do it any time. ailes then instructed her to perform a sex o according to laurie, that bizarre night was no aberrant incident. their secret relationship continuing off and on for more than 20 years. lori, too afraid to tell anyone. reporter: you know people hearing this will say, why on earth would

george w. bush won florida bay smij. while gnat nelson won his first term by five points. in 1992, republican george h. w. bush won florida electoral votes and graham won his second term. 2000 was barely a gop win and bob graham was an institution. being dragged down by trump's rhetoric with several groups key to his base. a september poll showed trump with a 28% approval rating mons hispanics and behind hillary clinton by 30 points in rubios home county. while rubio as toout perform trump among those groups rubio needs those who vote for trump to pull the lever for him. a tough predictment considering his stance on immigration. hard rubio works to keep trump's voters close. while also distancing himself from what trump says in hopes of keeping his coalition together. >> have any cracks opened in your pledge to support the republican nominee? >> i made a pledge to support the nominee. i'm going to do that. you can do that and have strong reservations. >> if rubio can win, even with trump's baggage, it would money, power & politics. >>>all right. thanks. coming up we have one of the hottest congressional ra

but president george "h-w" bush is credited with beginning the ?tradition? of a pardon. 3 3 3 3 3 3 do you still need to do some last minute shopping for your thankgiving meal this morning? you're not alone. coming up at 5... a live report from a local grocery store! stay with good morning everyone. it's thursday, november 24-th. 24-th.thanks for waking a backyard football game is a tradition for some families after a big meal... so will you be able to get that game in today? today?let's get you started with the turkey day forecast. heres meteorologist rebecca schuld. 3 (((30 second tz))) tz)))thanksgiving: dry for the holiday with average temps in the low to middle 40s. more clouds than sun. wind: light w 5-10 mph.black friday is chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday

. >>> someone just paid $30,000 for president george h. w. bush's old golf gear. the former president had given a golf bag, shoes and putter to someone who worked at a golf course in maine. they were auctioned off yesterday. president bush was known for playing at breakneck speed. he once finished 18 holes in under two hours. >>> we're now hearing from bucs defensive tackle gerald mccoy about the teenager accused breaking into his house. the 17-year-old broke into mccoy's home hours before the buckets bucs lost. mccoy wasn't there but the teen did fight with his father. the bucs defensive tackle taking a forgiving tone while talking about that teen suspect. >> i would just and that people pray for the kid who tried to break into my house, you know, just a lost kid. >> mccoy says his family is fine. police did eventually catch assault. >>> the lightning did something unusual last night. they scored first. it's only the fifth time in 14 games this has happened. the goal by steven stamkos was his 111th career power play goal. stamkos also had two assists in the game

from former president george h. w. bush, barbara and i congratulate donald trump and wish him well as he guides america forward as our next president. his family is in our prayers and jeb bush tweeted as our president, we will pray for you in the days and months to come. wall street was worried about a about a term presidency they shook off the fears early as it closed near an all-time high. investors are apparently banking on trump's plan to cut taxes and fix the nation's infrastructure. >>> about 700 votes separated the winner -- and almost 24 hours on -- after the polls closed, she finally seated the race. hatton beat the center -- the senator spelling out how she will work with president-elect trump in a republican congress. >> going forward it's going to be remembering what unites us as american sense -- and discussing what we can -- how we can make progress together. >> the party needed to pick up five seats to shift the balance of power those republicans will and senate as well. >> stay with us as we continue to foll

but george h-w bush is credited with starting the tradition. the president and the first family also spent this afternoon serving meals to veterans. 3 if you were a turkey, ?now? would be a good time to run and hide... but a turkey named "gobbles" is doing the opposite."gobbles" has been spotted roaming the campus of mischief.... blocking traffic and chasing students."gobbles" even has his own facebook page... with more than 15 hundred friends who capture his every move. 3 thanksgiving often means big eating... going back for seconds -- or even thirds.the average american is expected to eat more than 45-hundred calories and consume more than 200 grams of fat tomorrow.and that ?doesn't? include appetizers and drinks. tonight: rain ends by midnight and the wind eases up as it shifts to a light westerly flow. lows in the lower 30s. wind: s -> w 2-5 mph.thanksgiving: dry more on the cbs 58 morning captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now a "late show" thanksgiving message. >> hi, i'm a thanksgiving turkey here with a special holiday message. but firs

george w. bush, george h-w bush, mitt romney, to hear from some people who fought through foreign policy within his own party and try to guide him through, maybe recommend some names. >> rose: general flynn clearly is high up in terms of people who were close to him during the campaign. some suggest he might be the national security advisor. >> i think is he at the top of the list for that position in the white house, the executive branch. -- seen warily by others because he has a compattive personality, he clashed with many people when he was in the obama administration, but he has been at trump's side during the intelligence briefings. he has been at trump's side during the campaign. if you are not really close to flin right now in these behind the scenes talks it is hard to see how you have a top post in this nsa organization that trump is putting together. >> rose: has the future of chris christie, the governor of new jersey, the first person to sort of endorse him after the primary, after is he z dropped out has it it de-- descended. >> it it it diminished. the new jersey governor was supp

george w. bush from 2001 through 2009... becoming the first asian american woman to serve in a cabinet position. she also served as the deputy secretary of transportation under president george h-w bush from 1989 to 1991. chao is married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. sources say president elect trump will nominate former goldman mnuchin for treasury secretary.mnuchin worked for the wall street bank for 17 years... before leaving in 2002. mnuchin served as mr. trump's campaign finance chair this spring... working closely with mr. trump's son-in-law... jared kushner. an announcement for commerce secretary is also expected today. mr. trump is expected to nominate wilbur ross... a new jersey native who has amassed a fortune that forbes estimates to be roughly 3-billion dollars. ross would play a key role... in trade and jobs - two of mr. trump's signature anchors toss to rob rob gives weather deck tour rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low and the trough that trails it will move over our are end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in with snow. no significant accumulation is expe

congratulate him, president obama p p congratulated him and invited him to the white house, george h. w. bush tweeted congratulations, and governor john kasich tweeted his congratulations, said that the american people have spoken in >> interest to see how many people change their tune because when the election was hot, so many people turn their backs on donald trump and will be how many people want to jump back on the trump train. he has now control of the senate, the house and republicans have expectations you can real change,e, see that people that trump train, not wanting to admit it took o you can see that now, they can forward when they voted,s i is interesting the direction. hillary clinton hoped that she would be breaking through the glass ceiling to become america's first woman president. she delivered a concession speech about an hour ago, a stacey frey isou here with what she said. the concession speech is more campaign demonstrated in the thick of it is how divided this country is, the words hillary clinton users are the first ste to feel that dividewou. >> her campaign staff lie

: i'm glad you say that because that really was another interesting part of the story in the george h. w. bushadministration. that was the tenure and we forget it's now a little bit but he was under immense pressure to the point where the budget director was going around and whispering thunder gulch amana 65-years-old and lives by himself and calls his mother every day. isn't that creepy and remind you of alfred hitchcock's psycho. this is a really nasty political tactic and despite all the pressure, alan greenspan stood up and in a way almost created the fed's independent. perhaps that sounds like an overstatement towards the en bue end of his tenure, paul volcker, the giant big headed old testament prophet who we remembered as the giant who made inflation was surrounded in his last years by the reagan appointees. he was out voted by his own board once on interest rates and twice on regulation and his authority was diminishing. alan greenspan really rebuilt and i think the term when experts are under attack from politicians it behooves us to study the model with somebody that is the expert wh

turkey pardon has a long history but it did not become a holiday staple until 1989 under president george h-w bush. >> pam:coming up new at ten: the fight over the dakota access pipleine turns violent. a protesters arm is nearly blown off by a concussion grenade. >> pam:what authorities are saying about accusations of police brutality. >> steve:then - in a brand new edition of people behaving badly: before you head to the airport holiday season -- >> steve:some important do's and don'ts you may not know about. >> pam:and next. >> pam: the heartwarming story about an east bay fifth grader.delivering a special enforcemt. >> pam: we'll be right back . >> pam: news tonight.a ten year old boy is sending a powerful message thanksgiving. >> steve: werehe wants them to know he understands and he appreciates them. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us how he rallied his classmates together to give thanks. >> reporter: he made his mother by him greeting cards. >> we signed them and put messages in them. >> reporter: they were delivered to the fairfield police department. >> are a lot of chaotic think's happening

but how did you see, you're in the george h. w. bushdministration, and that was one where from reagan and george h. w. bush, you had same party. so what are the differences between the two? how should the two candidates, hillary clinton donald trump, think at this point about the differences in the type of transitions that they're going to have? what difference should it make to have that prepared? >> i'll take a first stab at it. i think first of all, the fundamental point i would make is the one that we suggested a couple of times in our discussion thus far. and that is both the clinton campaign and the trump campaign already have established a transition efforts in place. and i think that reflects the environment that we have talked about this morning. obviously, as chris and others now, with john podesta being chairman of secretary clinton's campaign, he chaired the transition at work in the first clinton white house. he's very knowledgeable, but the trump people have established i think and incredible transition effort which we tal

[laughter] it was cheap speechwriters of the vice president of the united states george h. w. bush and has received the washington irving prize for literary excellence and the prize for american humor. last but not least a man who inspired this book and who is as an egg contributor to it as was bill buckley and that is james rosen. the correspondent for fox news, james has covered the white house and state department and reported from capitol hill, the pentagon got the supreme court nearly all 57 states, i'm sorry, 50 [laughter] and 40 foreign countries across five continents. the articles and essays have appeared in "the new york times," wall street journal, the "washington post," harpers and the nationaharper's andthe nati. this is not his first book. he's the author of the strong man, mitchell and the secrets of watergate and also cheney, one-on-one. friends of bill and not only the 12 stethat .-full-stop kind shod note that this man is a walking, talking buckley legacy project. his knowledge about bill and his belief in the lasting importance and relevance and how we need to re

dan quayle served as vice president for george h. bush. by the way he correctly called the trump victory last may when he said quote clearly he's got good political instinct, he's a winner and unusual. obviously very different. not going to play by the rules but i think he can win. mr. vice president, welcome back to cnbc and "power lunch". good to see you. >> thank you. >> you've been through this transition process. he's going from campaigner in chief to now commander-in-chief. what does he do at this point and how does he make these decisions about who will be in his cabinet? >> he has to get the best and the brightest. he ran against washington, he ran against the democratic party, he ran against the republican party somewhat. he's the most outside president that we've had certainly in my lifetime and for a long, long time. but he is a winner. we saw that. he beat 16 people in the primary. he beat the clinton machine. he wants to win. i think he'll be very careful on who he puts there. loyalty is very important. you've got to be compet

david in 2001, 2002, and president bush 41 made a note and said, "you made the right decision," and i do not think -- it is impossible to say what would president george hush have done on the day after the attacks of september 11, but i will say this. the reflexive mythology that he opposed the ground war is not true. i do not believe it. charlie: what we learned in the interim time, because everyone, wascially maureen dowd, fixated on it. jon: yes, with the shakespearean dynamic and brilliant at it. son.ie: the father and to read.s wonderful all i can say is my search of the documents, my interviews suggest that no one -- this is an important point on this. how to protect them, from friends of ours who are quite aged and used to hold great power in foreign policy. let you think about that. all of the way to people who have explicitly criticized the second iraq war and used 41 as ram againstttering 43. none of those people, none were able to say to me, george herbert walker bush told me this. not one person, not one document. not one. charlie: to say that his son made a mistake? witness.e is not one not one. and i went to them all. he criticizes him. he

he will be joining the faculty at the bush school and government and public service named after his father 41st.president george h. w. bush. >>> new video as they search for a group of armed robbers. the five armed men stormed into a jewelry booth and pointed rifle at the employees and told them to get to the ground. the group used sledgehammers and a minivan was waiting outside for them. the investigation into this case is still ongoing. >>> do you remember this surveillance video? a man was caught breaking into a pizza through the ceiling. johnny's pizza about a month ago now. that man has been arrested. police ajacob metcalf was identified as the guy in the video and has now been charged with commercial burglary. >>> also coming up, helping kids and families stay healthy. we will introduce to you a marketplace on wheels delivering fresh fruits and delivering fresh fruits and vegetables at this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, en he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing

president george h-w bush tweeting: barbara and i congratulate donald trump, wish him well as he guides america forward as our next president. his family is in our prayers. while celebrating his win -- trump set a different tone than the rhetoric he used during his campaign. instead of conflict -- trump says he wants peace. "it is time for us to by president obama. who says he looks forward to a peaceful transition from an obama presidency to a trump presidency. "everybody is sad when their side loses an election. the day after we have to remember we're actually all on one team." what would a donald trump cabinet look look? it seems like it will not he told wtmj radio's charlie sykes this morning that he'll finish out his term as governor and will not take a post in the trump administration. another name bounced around...milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. the online political website "politico" named clarke as a contender for the secretary of homeland security under president trump. reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. trump's victory means it's time for republicans to

. >> it once belonged to president george h. w. bush. the former president had given a golf bag, shoes and a putter to someone who worked at a golf course in maine. they were auctioned off yesterday. bush 41 by the way was known for playing golf at a breakneck speed. he once finished 18 holes in under two hours. >> just the site of that is really funny. >> takes me that long on the 19th hole. >> stay with us. malicious apps as well as spammy accounts before they're published on the google play store. we'll give you tips to protect yourself coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm becky worley abc news oakland >>> we're making it to a high lots of sunshine right through the weekend after cool mornings starting off near 60 degrees. so if you like today, you're going to like saturday and sunday as well. >> love it. >> take a look at this, a woman upset over hillary clinton's presidential loss decided to take a walk with her daughter to clear her head, and look who she ran into, hillary clinton herself out walking her dog. >> the wo

h george bush. i'll take this. >> it was a great weekend for the movies. marvel's dr. strange took number one with a $85 million. trolls also earned a hefty sum at $45 million to take second place, and mel gibson's drama hacksaw ridge, took third, earning about $15 million. a lot going on over the weekend, but again, all really eyes on what's going to happen. election is over to catch up on good movies. i want to grab a bucket of popcorn and sit back and relax. >> everybody deserves a little chill time. >> absolutely. if you're in need of good news which we definitely all are these days, jimmy fallon has just the thing for you. he put together a segment with just the good stuff. check this out. >> remember earlier when you tripped and tried to play it cool by turning it into a little jog? well, it worked. that's right. a few people saw it and thought you just decided to jog for a second. >> this just in, your favorite sports team can now hear your suggestions through the television, and they love the helpful advice. so the next time you yell, how about playing some rea

dministration, sununu was chief of staff for george h bush when he succeeded him to discuss the challenges facing the president-elect. >> john sununu was named as chief of staff two days after george bush accepted the nomination in 1988. he knows firsthand what lies ahead as the government transitions from an obama to a trump administration. >> i feel a little sorry for them for perhaps underestimating how much work there is to be done in the next 70 days. >> he says tha needs to quickly decide who will fill six key positions. >> in the white house, it's the national security advisor, the chief of staff and the president's legal counsel. in terms of the cabinet it's the secretary of treasury, the secretary of state, and the director of omb. there has to be a chemistry, a personal chemistry amongst that group, the president, with each of those six, and those six amongst themselves. thousands of personnel. >> the hardest thing for private sector people, focused people to understand in the political process, is that you are now s stuck into a game in which all decisions are made in public. >>

the west coast asking for a permanent ban to replace the more town put in place by president george h w. bushpresident-elect donald trump you haved to aggressively promote drilling for oil and until gas. >> san francisco's restem celling center is going high-tech. officials showed off a new automatic sorter. afternoon it used infrared especially those by online shoppers. a lot more card board because people order online and more small and medium sized cardboard boxes. >> the $11 million upgrade is just in time for the holidays when there is a 15% jump. >> a home security camera catches when a baby falls off a changing table and the big where comes to the rescue. >> we are hearing from the hero brother. >> an amazing act of brotherly love caught on camera. >> watch as 35-year-old mother of five towns her back for just a moment lobbying the 11-month-old on the changing table. first, the baby dangles his leg over the edge. then, he tumbles over but the 30 pound infant is caught by his older where, joseph. >> i ran and they caught him but i can not even carry him so can know how that happened. fa

george w. bush. you know, george h walker bush, none of those guys had people named this early.onald trump is ahead of the game. i think it is media creation of 24 hour news cycle and everybody thinks he is supposed to have it done the day after the election when he didn't sleep that night. it is going fine. it is very complicated process to put 4100 people in positions in short period of time, to ask them to go through upheaval. probably doing much better than most previous administrations who were supposeddedly better prepared for it. martha: we did get some concrete information. mike pompeo at cia, mike flynn at nsa, and the list goes on. talk to me a little bit what you think about the appointment we heard about today and jeff sessions i should point out also as well, the senator from alabama who was early trump supporter? >> jeff session is one of my very favorite people, phenomenal senator, plainspoken, brought clarity to the tpp discussion back when it was going early on, i think amazingly good choice, one i give standing ovation for. martha: what do you say to those when

back in 1992, when bill clinton beat president george h toby , -- george. bush h.w. bush 87% of the electorate , was white and in 2012, it dropped 15 points to 72%. this electorate was 70% and the thing is, there were some folks saying this could drop down to 59% to 68%, something like that , and ended up being 70%, but of the whites that voted, they voted for trumpet by a 21-point margin, 58% to 37%, while the 30% that were nonwhite voted for margin,by a 53 point 74% to 21%. and then you look at the race , education, gender split. they were interesting. white female college graduates, 20% of the electorate, clinton won them by six point, 51% to 45%. white female noncollege graduates, 17% of the trump won them by 28 points, so six points up up for clinton among college graduates, white women and trump by 28 among the noncollege. wow, what a difference. white male college graduates trump won by 15 points, white male noncollege graduates, trump won by 49 points. 72% to 23%. nonwhites, 29%. wait, that doesn't make sense. i was doing the subtraction on the train without

begin in january and end before the university's bush school of government and public service which was named after his father the 41st president george h. w. bush. >>> an investigation continues this morning into how exactly a loaded gun made its way on to a miami high school campus. right now five students remain under arrest and are being questioned by police. authorities say a lockdown was issued at around school around 9 p.m. -- 9 a.m. friday after a student told them one of their classmates possibly h time after that. two girls, three boys under arrest. police say they all held a gun at some point. >>> in world news now, a u.s. air strike in afghanistan has taken out a top leader in al qaeda. in a written statement, the pentagon says the air strike took place on october 23, wiping out one of the terror organizations senior plotters against the united states. this morning, they are still trying determine if f a separate air strike on that >>> an if you have a second, take a look at your screen. huge fire from sydney australia this morning. according to local media, at least two buildings have been destroyed as crew workers are actu

quayle was vice president in george h-w bush's administration and has pretty much been out of the politicaltlight since 2000 when he briefly ran for president. quayle says he was in new york city and decided to stop by and congratulate trump on his victory. the heads of california's higher-education system are putting the president-elect on notice. u-c president janet napolitano along with the chancellors of the cal state and california community college systems have sent him a letter. they are asking trump to keep the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program. these are better known as dreamers. these are students who are in the country illegally but pursuing an education. trump has made it no secret what his views are when it comes to undocumented immigrants. expressing a desire to deport millions. a deadly plane crash in south america. claims the lives of 71 people. including members of a brazilian pro soccer team. the plane went down in colombia. and it's "black boxes" have been recovered aviation officials say it is not yet clear what went wrong with the aircraft, the plane decl

george h. w. bush. he was pressured by staffers at one point to go to berlin as the wall was falling, and he said so that the gross portrait he said what would i do if i went to berlin? dance on the wall? we not only danced on the wall but we danced over the wall and we danced right up to the reporter. i think we need to kind of go back to the kind of wisdom of h. w., which is to kind of understand how these engagements, how these even choices by other states are going to affect us and to really try to calibrate or effect them to try to calibrate properly so that we are focused on achieving things that are positive. i think there are positive ways to heal relationship and that would be good for both of us. again, so for example, evelyn talked about letting other countries choose to institutional affiliations. that sounds great and i think that's a good ideal, but that doesn't, we could also choose our affiliations. so, for example, with ukraine or georgia or other countries that i want to join nato we h

and everybody remembers the famous lines that peggy noonan george h w bush, "read my lips. no new taxes. " people not only read his lips, they heard his voice, loud and clear. there are equivalent problems that incoming president would have in 2017. if donald trump decided that maybe the wall wasn't going to to be built or that mexico could not be forced to pay for, or if secretary clinton decided that maybe t.p.p. was just a fine and dandy agreement after all -- there would be hell to pay politically. so big promises matter. never imagine that they don't. >> i think we both can speak to that a little bit. but yes, it goes back to the point that personnel is policy. considered may be lower tiered policy, they are still running huge budgets. part of the process going on on the transition team is compiling lists of potential candidates. people with experience in these issues or maybe those who would be new coming from outside the traditional framework but may have skills in managing huge budgets and huge departments. they will go through a vetting higher which is a much thres

turkey pardon has a long history but it did not become a holiday staple until 1989 under president george h-w bushhe president referred to what he called his "corny-copia" of jokes as the reason his daughters did not attend. take a listen to last year which turned out to be the last straw for them. that turkey by the way came from california. >> pam: let's find out what is happening to the weather as we move into the holiday. brittney? >> brittney: dry conditions are here as we go into the holiday but we do have another system on its way for friday night. >> brittney: our satellite read are showing us of the scattered showers. movie in closer to eight to 9:00 this morning. and we do have unsettled weather. along with the other storm system but not for tomorrow. temperatures for tomorrow or in the '60s. with a lot of sunshine. as we go through the day on friday, you will see a few scattered showers. >> brittney: that is one some of the heaviest rain showers will move through overnight. a heavy snowfall will come down in the sierra as well. other than that, we will see dry conditions through thanksg

what did the concession in 1988 -- us, a goddess george h w it got us george h w bush. bernie won the state of michigan. hillary lost the state of michigan. so, what did the concession get us from bernie? what if there was not a concession from bernie? what if you went all the way -- he went all the way? what if? hasident barack obama still a few minutes left in office. we should hold him accountable. there are tags in military equipment out there right now. accountableld him to stay true to what he said about ferguson. >> very quickly, when he said. on the question of seeing voting and parties in a strategic way, but never as a question of principle -- i think it is very important that we see these things as a concept of both inside and outside organizing. sometimes one is more important, but we can never lose sight of two diametrically opposite things. we have to engage with power where it is. that is often in political parties but not always. if we are going to engage with them, that is how we have to do it. we have to do it understanding that the mainstream parties

>> i think any presidentbe b inevitably is seen as a political failure the late george h. w. bush was not represented here tonight he has been getting better marks than carter who was much more of a punching bag with herbert hoover before he was president was thought of as the great humanitarian . he was president and a bitter time in the '70s when people really did not like anything. been i am not speaking of you personally but the press corps as a whole was comingco out of the post watergate mentality with a head taken down nixon and pretty much every story was how can we want figure out the end gabelli -- underbelly of? and he had less than one month from of coverage right at the time he was inaugurated in even then did not get good press. who i am not blaming that because he made mistakes from the way he set up his white house to the way he would manage his own time. with his engineering background as a double-edged sword would allow him to engineer peace that is helpful during the camp david accords but it is theee best thing since the creation of the state of israel with the

back in 1992, when bill clinton beat president george h toby , -- george. bush h.w. bush 87% of the electorate , was white and in 2012, it dropped 15 points to 72%. this electorate was 70% and the thing is, there were some folks saying this could drop down to 59% to 68%, something like that , and ended up being 70%, but of the whites that voted, they voted for trumpet by a 21-point margin, 58% to 37%, while the 30% that were nonwhite voted for margin,by a 53 point 74% to 21%. and then you look at the race , education, gender split. they were interesting. white female college graduates, 20% of the electorate, clinton won them by six point, 51% to 45%. white female noncollege graduates, 17% of the trump won them by 28 points, so six points up up for clinton among college graduates, white women and trump by 28 among the noncollege. wow, what a difference. white male college graduates trump won by 15 points, white male noncollege graduates, trump won by 49 points. 72% to 23%. nonwhites, 29%. wait, that doesn't make sense. i was doing the subtraction on the train without