michelle: former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. he is being hospitalized near houston as a precaution. the elder bush spent almost two weeks in the hospital battling new moania. jonathan: he is accused of slashing his wife to death in a dunkin' donuts and then disappearing. the escalation in the search for bhadreshkumar chetanghai patel. they are trying to find him and now he is on the ten most wanted list. this case now has a substantial to come forward. brad: this is $100,000 for information leading to the arrest. across the street the maryland live casino is just beyond. you can't see it. the dunkin' donuts where the murder took place is across the veet. for the ten most wanted fugitive list, that means that there are flyers like this with the man's picture on it. basically all over the globe. the arranged marriage of 21-year-old palak patel toer husband bhadreshkumar patel was unhappy one. she wanted to go home to india. he wantedded to stay in the u.s. everyone though his vissia had run out. it all came to a head in the dunkin

and it had nothing to do with terrorism and based solely on race. >>> former president, george h.w. bush is said to be in good spirits after being admitted to the hospital once again for num own, he has been hospitalized since friday and was just disclosed today. the president spent 16 days in the hospital in january. bush is expected to be released soon. >>> a 200 foot long asteroid the side of six football fields will pass close to earth. nasa took these images of the asteroid yesterday. it will be more than 1 million miles away. and scientists say there is absolutely no chance of a collision. you can see it with a telescope or watch it online. >>> a national guards man's homecoming from his latest deployment was the first time he met his baby girl. sergeant scott cart wright left for the middle east and then he saw jacqueline for the first time and reunited with his other daughter, nora. they are part of the 121st refuelling wing. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, find out why a major athletic company is apologizing about its message to boston marathon runners. >>> a sneaker com

former president, george h.w. bush be in good spirits in a houston hospital recovering from a mild case of pneumonia. a persistent cough wasn't letting him sleep as much as he needed. full details ahead. >> fix news reportly poised to cut ties with their popular host, bill o'reilly as another accuser comes forward. the cable network under intense pressure, following reports of settlements for sexual harassment. >>> the white house says iran is complying with the nuclear deal reached with the obama administration. it is considering reinstating sanctions on iran. it says iran remains a leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the super bowl champion new england patriots will be honored today at the white house. of course, you know, quarterback tom brady is friends with president trump. but several members of his team are protesting and will not be there. those are some of the top stories on this wednesday, april 19th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you, everybody. start this hal

. >>> a health scare for former president george h.w. bush hospitalized for the second time this year. what doctors are saying. >>> the new report saying bill o'reilly's days are numbered at fox. amid new harassment allegations. >>> the outline of a man's iphone seared into his side. how he got those second-degree burns. >>> we do say good morning to earn. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef. >>> the special election that captivated president trump and others is headed to a runoff. >> john ossoff came close to an outright victory and janai norman is tracking it. >> reporter: good morning. that seat became vacant when president trump tapped representative tom price to lead the department of health and human services. some believe this could serve as an early gauge for republicans ahead of midterm elections. democrats hoped for a knockout in the battle royale over georgia's 6st congressional district looking for the one-two punch to take the long republican held seat and offer a sign of strength among voters who oppose president trump.

former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital recovering from a bout of pneumonia. live at the hospital with the latest this morning, anoushah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. president george h.w. bush was admitted here on friday after a series of a persistent coughs. we're told that doctors soon diagnosed him with a mild case of pneumonia, if you'll remember, he was hospitalized back in january for the same thing. it's the second time this year that the president has been hospitalized. a spokesperson for the family tells us that his wife barbara and son neal are constantly at his side. the doctors are keeping him for observation as a our prayers, are, of course, with the bush family. from houston, texas, i'm anu anoushah rasta. >>> we now know the names of the three were in the crash. jeremy tomlin lost his life. chief warrant officer chris nicholas and captain terikazu onoda are in critical condition. >>> the trees around the capitol will soon be inspected for safety. a large branch fell on a young father killing him yesterday. house speaker paul r

former president clinton and george h.w. bush caught up in houston. handing his predecessor a pair of socks to add to his expense-of-sock collection. they talked bows kids, grandkids, old ties and new ones and, of course, they talked about socks. >> nice one. post presidency you can have a nice, chummy relationship, too. most know taking their child for ar ride is a surefire way to get them to sleep. ford is creating a smart crib to replicate that experience. the car company made a crib called max motor dream. engine sound and-led lights. it has an app for the route. one raffled off in spain before considering mass producing thanks to popular demand. everybody knows when it comes to putting those kids right in their car seat and hitting the pedal, zs. >> i have a six-month-old at home. i need one of those. >> whatever it takes. >> just ahead good news for airline travelers. get ready for sticker shock when you fill up at the gas tank. you're watching "early today." we'll be right back. ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slur

former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a tuesday night. we begin with the deadly scene in fresno, california. shots fired in several locations. a number of people dead. police hunting down the alleged shooter, what they say he was yelling. and it turns out he was known to police. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, chaotic moments in downtown fresno in broad daylight. >> we're getting reports of multiple gunshots incidents in the downtown area. >> reporter: three people shot and killed after this suspect, 39-year-old kori ali muhammad went on a shooting spree. ou authorities saying it unfolded at 10:30 a.m. this morning. 16 shots in multiple locations. walking up to a pg and e truck and allegedly shooting the passenger multiple times. then missing, and then firing at another man, killing him. the carnage only ending after he was apprehended. >> as he was taken into custody, he yelled out allahu akbar. >> reporter: and police for now calling the shooting a random act, and scouring

learn more and read reviews at aleve.com. >> pelley: a a spokesman for former president george h.w. bush's spirits are high and he had a good night's rest at a haase houston hospital, but he'll be staying at least one more day. mr. bush, who is 92, is recovering from pneumonia. at the white house today, sean spicer was interrupted while briefing the press. >> i think there's an opportunity -- can i just... >> need some help? >> i think i got this, but thank you. maybe. all right. thanks, man. i'll see you. >> pelley: the offer of help came from rob reniewicki, -- rob gronkowski, the new england patriots' tight end, there for the ceremony honoring the super bowl champs. the tv brought along the five super bowl trophies and gave the numb her 45 jersey to the 45th president. up next, tips for living stronger from man well into his second century. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... kicked off a lot of high school games... ...built a life for my family... ...and liked to help others in need. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talke

here he is with george h.w. bush. and the tweet read, great to spend time with george h.w. bush and mrs. bush in houston today. we caught up about kids, grandkids and old times and new times and socks. socks. he brought him a pair of green socks with brown labradors on them and a pair of socks with bees on them. he said he was envious of his sock collection. who knew? >> how about that. >>> well a big win for the giants today over the padres and a boon for businesses near at&t park, when the team will hold the home opener, that is going to take place tomorrow morning. we are going to be there early to get going. >> yeah, like super early, like 4:30 in the morning. we are live outside of the park right now and tom, bars and restauran restaurants around there have to be so excited about the season starting and 81 games at least of so many people coming out to the park. >> reporter: you know they are excited. for many, if not most of the businesses, as you know, the revenue that baseball brings in, makes up most of the income that they get for the entire season. especially righ

bill clinton dropped in on george h.w. bush in houston yesterday. ton gifted bush with a selection of colorful socks. bush is now 92 years old. he's drawn notice for his sock fashion in recent years. how about that? the president, very nice. you see it when he rides around the motorized scooter. the two men were, you know, ran against each other. nice to see the way that they treated each other. good friends in later years. >> uh-huh. >> now for more on the stories we're following for you on "nbc10 news today" at 6:00 -- >> tracking down a hit-and-run driver. philadelphia police say a man struck two people and sped off. what investigators found at the scene that led them to this man's front door. >>> churches bombed. new video shows the blasts going off in egypt. and now president trump is responding to the terror attacks. >>> and lanes closed. fire in camden county causing concern for drivers. >>> a busy monday morning, 6:00 a.m. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. if you're doing anything outside today, you're in good luck. let's get to bill h

this story throughout the day. >>> right now well wishes are pouring in for former president george h.w. bush>> recovering in a houston hospital after after minor case of pneumonia. >> president george h.w. bush is said to be in good spirits this morning. the 92-year-old admitted to houston methodist last friday after a persistent cough prevented him from getting proper rest according to a statement it was subsequently determined he had a mild case of pneumonia which was treated and has been resolved. he's now being held for further observation while he regains his strength. back in january, the former president spent two weeks in the hospital with pneumonia. for a time he was in the icu and put on a ventilator to help him breathe r.at the same time his wife barbara bush spent five days in the same hospital for bronchitis. the pair had just celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary, recovering enough to take part in the pregame coin toss at the super bowl in houston, and earlier this month the 411st president was visited by his former rival and now close friend president bill clinton who gave

. >>> a health scare for former president george h.w. bush hospitalized for the second time this year. what doctors are saying. this morning. >>> exit strategy. the new report this morning saying bill o'reilly's days are numbered at fox amid new harassment allegations. >>> and the outline of a man's iphone seared into his side. how he's saying he got those second-degree burns. >>> we do say good morning, everybody, on this wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo. >>> the special election that captivated president trump and others is headed to a runoff. >> democrat jon ossoff came shy of pulling off a stunning victory for the congressional seat held by republicans for nearly 40 years. abc's janai norman is tracking all of this from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and erielle, good morning to both of you. that seat became vacant when president trump tapped representative tom price to lead the department of health and human services. some believe this could serve as an early gauge for repu

former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. he was re-admitted to a houston hospital friday, because of a cough that prevented him from sleeping. a spokesman says the cough turned out to be pneumonia, which has been treated and resolved. he says mr. bush will remain in the hospital for observation, while he regains his strength. a source tells c-n-n, the family didn't announce the hospital stay sooner, because they didn't want to worry anyone over easter weekend. the super bowl champion new england patriots will visit the white house today. and they're doing so minus a few of their own. as we told you earlier this week, six players have announced they'll skip out today's visit in boycott of president trump. among them, running back le-garret blount, tight end martellus bennett. still the vast majority of the team will be attending. the pats are the first professional sports team to visit the white house during the trump administration. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cloudy & cool today - warm & humid tomorrow - cooler

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liberty mutual insurance. >>> former president george h.w. bushwith pneumonia. he was taken to houston methodist for a cough that prevented him from sleeping. he is said to be recovering and in good spirits. >> this was the same hospital he was in four months ago and he was dealing with the similar issue. dr. sanjay gupta, what do we know exactly about his condition right now and obviously, george h.w. bush, an older man, what does it is a that he keeps going back to the hospital dealing with pneumonia? >> we are told that he is essentially in the hospital being observed. he's not in the intensity care unit, it sounds like and he's in good spirits and that was a statement that was released not that long ago. different, as you point out, john, when he was in the hospital back in january. at that time it sounded like it was pneumonia, and a more severe case of pneumonia and he was in the intensive care unit and put on a breathing machine at that time and throughout the hospitalizations of this was the first time that he was put on the breathing mach

president george h.w. bush nominated justice souter and clarence thomas to the supreme court. either just a face to filibustes even though 48th in the voted against the thomas nomination. they did require a cloture vote when a group of democrat senators attended to block a vote on the confirmation of justice alito's nomination. es 72 and back to invoke cloture,e, or preserving the bipartisan u.s. of filibusters against supreme court nominee is. among those who reject bid the alito filibuster in 2006 with the two democrat senators from my state, senator robert c. byrd and senator jay rockefeller. 72 senators voted to invoketing cloture on justice alito's nomination, but only 58 ended up voting for the final confirmation. the senate has a very clear history of rejecting the use of the filibuster proof court nominations. there's no justification for aoh filibuster on the gorsuch - nomination. neil gorsuch is a mainstream judge with the highest possible rating from the american bar association. he was confirmed by the senate without an action in the year 2006. his service on the 1

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liz: breaking news, george h.w. bush against back in the hospital, we have details coming in, breaking news story, we'll have more after this. .. liz: president george h.w. bush once again in the hospital. we have a statement saying he is hospitalized for a pe per is and the cough -- for a persistent cough. his spokesperson says he is in good spirits. we wish our 41st president a speedy and good recovery. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: big earnings from big companies. president trump signing an executive order in wisconsin. not long ago titled "buy american, hire american." president trump starting the push by ordering federal agencies to overhaul t h-1b visarogram. >> american workers have long called for reforms to end these visa abuses. and today sthir calls are being answered for the first time. that includes taking the step to set in motion a long overdue

zero. >> expand this out, if gorsuch was a nominee and ronald reagan were president or george h.w. bush were president do you think the democrats would be any more accommodating and wouldn't try -- >> bill: i can't answer that. >> the answer know. >> bill: look, there isn't anything donald trump campaigned on," anything, the democrats will support. not even improving the economy by having a tax cut. not even that. not even revamping obamacare which has punished working americans. they're not going to support anything. they hate him. they can't stand his face. >> well, i'm glad there's at least one psychiatrist in our discussion. it appears to be you. you appear to have direct insight into the motives. i don't know the motives. for some people on the congress, perhaps yes. for some no. the explanation is the party is enraged. they lost the election to a guy they think is unworthy and can't get over it. >> bill: you're saying about what i'm saying. >> no, i'm not. you boil it down to its simplest form they're so angry and can't stand him. >> the "they" you use can be for anything. i'm say

george h.w. bush's first piece of legislation, meaningful piece of legislation, he signed, i am sure you remember, the whistleblower protection act. that was in april. so there is not necessarily a lot that does get done in the first 100 days. , think recent memory, obama clearly because we were in an economic crisis, a lot happened. the stimulus bill, and i kind of handicapped that one because getting all additions spend money usually is not a heavy lift, but the auto bailout, other things. a lot happened in the first 100 days, but that has been more the exception than the norm. would iing forward, think is different and distinct about this administration is that the divide has seemed too hard in a little bit. i have been heartened because the reg reform stuff feels pretty real, but even then, to get anything meaningful done, you have to be able to legislate. that does mean is 60 votes. on any of the big meaningful stuff, it is difficult ring out to see that happening. even though in previous administr

also tracking developments about, former president george h.w. bush. his morning. >> admitted four days ago after ate persistent cough prevented him from sleeping. diagnosed with mild case of pneumonia which is what he had also in january. bush's spokesperson says the 92-year-old is resting comfortably and held for observation. >>> vice president mike pence issued a warning to north korea as he continues his visit to japan. pence addressed troops aboard "uss ronald reagan" south of tokyo, vowing an overwhelming and effective response, response, to any use of conventional or nuclear weapons by north korea. he also assured japan the united states was ready to work to resolve the threat through peaceful means. and we're learning more about the location of an aircraft carrier, the one president trump referred to when he said he was sending an armada to north korea. turns out the "uss carl vinson" was nowhere near north korea, 3,000 miles away heading in the opposite direction for joint exercises with australian navy. pentagon officials told "the new york ti

. >>> former president george h.w. bush could be headed home any day. he remains in a houston hospital recovering from a mild case of pneumonia. they say mr. bush is regaining full strength. bush spent 16 days in hospital for treatment of pneumonia back in january. >>> republican congressman who has had a big impact on d.c. says he is not running for i earlier this year he said he was sympathetic to the district's full representation in congress. he suggested transferring the residential areas of the district into maryland. >>> maryland's emergency management agency is partnering up with a popular app to make your neighborhood safer. today it will announce its affiliation with next door. it's helped people across maryland, d.c., and virginia provide information to their neighbors about safety concerns. it's even helped police solve a few crimes. maryland will be the first state to connect. >> well, today a multimillion dollar project to repair or reconstruct eight alleys in d.c. will get this is film from alley-pa-looza. the work across the district's e

lauren: former president george h.w. bush is still hospitalized in houston but had a nice visit from his son george w. bush. bush, sr., tweeted how pleased he was from his son's visit. no father has ever been more bless or proud with that beautiful picture there. bush is under observation after recovering from a mild case of pneumonia, there were no changes in his condition yesterday. he's 92 year's old. nicole: time for sports. lebron james with the cavs with 2-0 series lead, pacers for a desperate win at home, second quarter, paul george with two-handed jam. he gets rebound and drills the corner three. george with 21 first-half points. pacers with 25 at the break. lebron james put the calves on his back, fourth quarter lebron james drives and gets the slam. off the steal, lebron makes slick move and the cavs up 2. cavs come all the way back to take the game three 119-114. the greatest comeback in nba history and memphis, the grizzlies fans waving the towels to pump up team, 2-0 in the series, misses the 3, watch green, gree

. >>> 5:07, former president george h.w. bush is recong admitted to a houston admit for a persistent cough. mr. bush is in good spirits and will stay in the hospital until he regains his strength. >>> all right, well, cap fans prepare to have the adrenaline pumping tonight. >> two playoff games starting at the same time. hope you're in for a good channel-flipping night. the caps are playing game four. and if they don't win, they'll be one loss from elimination. we don't want to talk about that. >> no. >> they're facing the toronto maple leafs in canada. >> and the wizards up against the atlanta hawks. tickets are still available, but there aren't many left. both games start at 7:00. >> now, you can say connected by following carol malone kny and sarah buress who will be at those games. be sure to follow u and twitter. we'll keep you updated. >>> we're seeing a lot of itchy eyes and runny noses, if you suffer from allergies, you're probably not going to have a good time right now. >> blame the pollen for this. the high pollen coun

host: politico gave us an update on the health condition of former president george h.w. bush. hasn't hospitalized in houston with a mild case of pneumonia. he was admitted to the houston methodist hospital last friday and according to a statement from his office it was to treat a significant cough that kept him from getting proper rest. the ammonia has since been treated and resolved and the former president reportedly remains hospitalized while he regains his strength and is in very good spirits. our first call in this open phones is from jim, michigan, independent line. good morning, jim. caller: jim from hawaii, actually. host: i'm sorry, go ahead. caller: that's all right. i was listening to kudlow. i have watched him for most of my life. you know, he words it differently every time he comes on, but he's basically just spouting off trickle-down economics, he can cut it and slice it anyway that he wants, it's not going to work, trickle-down is definitely not a working option for us. what we need to do is get the money into the hands of the people that would actually spend i

. >> george h.w. bush was admitted with a mild cough which turned out to be a mild case of pneumonia. the pneumonia is treated and revolved and he's in good spirits and will stay in the hospital to regain his strength. >> 5:02 now let's get to a story developing overnight. montgomery koutsy couple at the center of controversy over online prank videos involving children. this morning they're out with new video and it is revealing. >> the couple has been accused of what many say is abuse of children and all for laughs. annie yu in the newsroom in morning with top story and these latest developments, annie. >> was dom and holly you tub channel is called daddy o 5 and it's known for daily b and pranks and features this familiar live 7. these are the parents. heather and michael martin and basically they're under fire for pulling harsh pranks on their young son and posting them or posted ript individual yoxt earlier they posted new video this is it addressing public concerns saying the situation has gone too fa

if gorsuch were the nominee and ronald reagan were presidentnt r george h.w. bush were president, do you think the democrats would be any more accommodating? >> bill: i can't answer that. >> the answer is no. >> bill: maybe you are right but you haven't refuted -- look, there isn't anything donald trump campaigned on, anything that the democrats will support. not even improvingg the economy by having a tax cut. not even that. not even revamping obamacare, which is punished working americans. they are not going to support anything. they hate him. they can't stand hisan s face. >> look, i'm glad there's at least one psychiatrist in our discussion. it appears to be you. you seem to have this direct insight into the motives. i don't know the motives. for some people in the congress, perhaps yes. for some, no. the more parsimonious explanation is this. it makes political sense. the party is enraged. as you know, they lost an election to a guy that they either despised or think unworthy. >> bill: you are saying what i am saying. >> they cannot get over it. >> bill: you a

. >>> former president george h.w. bush is said to be in good spirits as he is back in the hospital in houston and we are wishing him a speedy recovery. doctors say the 41st president being treated for a mild case of pneumonia. the spikes rs admitted last friday after he couldn't shake this cough. he's going to stay in the hospital until he gets, of course. at 92, george h.w. bush is the oldest former u.s. president. >>> the stage is set now for a high stakes election in georgia. democrats spent millions of dollars in volunteers to help john ossoff win a seat in a heavily -- fell short of the 50% mark required to avoid a runoff. he will noise karen handel in the june election. the district in suburban atlanta has been in republican hands since 1979. >>> members of the british parliament approved plans to hold an early election. the prime minister says the vote is necessary to gain a stronger mandate for england's exit from the european union. the announcement marked a u- turn for may that she wouldn't seek an early election

. >>> former president george h.w. bush could leave a houston hospital by the end of the week. the doctors want to keep him there by a few more days of observation. a sfoeks person says he's in good spirits and is resting comfortably. >>> it's a disappointing morning if your a a wizards fan, let me tell you. >> if you stayed up late to watch the game, they lost. now they're coming home with the series all tied up. the wizards were up 2-0. they are coming back to the verizon center. you can buy tickets for the team, cheer them on. >>> it was the academy awards accident we talked about for weeks when faye dunaway gave the oscar to the wrong film. >> for the first time she is sharing how it happened. hear from her just ahead. >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. your daily grade for today, much like yesterday, the worst. cloudy skies and rain drops coming back into the area as well. grab your umbrella, you will need it. today's high only around 60 degrees. we're talking near 90 by the weekend. stay with us for that forecast. >>> plus on the s

no republican has won their since george h.w. bush back in 1988. in fact president obama carried it by more than five percentage points in 2012. this morning president trump tweeting, and i will quote, looking forward to rally in the great state of pennsylvania tonight at 7:30. a big crowd, big energy but as the president prepares critics are taking aim at his record so far. plenty of executive orders that no major legislation no obamacare replacement the former campaign manager cory lewandowski defending the commander-in-chief saying he doesn't get enough credit. >> time and time and time again the president executed on the promises of his campaign paid on top of all of that in the first month alone he brought back 300,000 jobs. economy continues to boom because of the president's policies. julie: no coincidence tonight is also the white house correspondents dinner tradition dating back roughly 100 years and well president trump's the first president to elect to miss it since president reagan back in 1981. kevin set the scene scene for say they wi

they certainly did so under the next republican president, george h.w. bush. we all know what happened to clarence thomas. if the gloves were off for bork, the brass knuckles came out for thomas. here's how left-leaning columnist juan williams described the situation. he said, to listen or read some news reports on thomas over the past month is to discover a mondayser of a man -- monster of a man, unlike the man i saw as a reporter who watched him for some ten years. that was juan williams on clarence thomas. he's been conveniently transformed into a monster about whom it is fair to say anything, for whom it is fair to do anything, williams said. by the time bill clinton won the presidency, bork had become a verb -- a verb. and high-tech lynching was on the lips of the nation. wounds were fresh and deep when this democratic president had the chance to name two justices of his tone the -- of his own to the court. now, mr. president, republicans could have responded in kind to these nominees, but that's not what happened. when president clinton nominated ruth ba

. >> served as an ambassador under presidents george h.w. bush, clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. he is the dean and professor at the george h.w. bush school of government and professor at texas a&m. also, the spokesperson to the units nations and served as the director for syria and lebanon. and jack jacobs is a military analyst and a medal of honor recipient. between the three of you, we should have a good idea of how we're supposed to think about this. there are political solutions to things. there are diplomatic solutions to things. and there are military solutions to things. having been involved in the obama administration, where diplomatic and political solutions have been tried and tried and tried, you seem to have come of the yield that this needs a military solution. >> absolutely. and i was actually always for that solution. i was at the white house from 2010 to the end of 2012, so that included the first two years of the syrian crisis. at the beginning, you know, it was a very motivating topic to work on. we had called on assad to step down. we'd e

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the office of george h.w. bush says he was admitted to houston methodist hospital on friday with th wi with that pneumonia. he was admitted for two weeks back in january and at one point was moved into the intensive care unit. this latest case they say is mild and it has been treated and resolved, but we're told he will stay in the hospital until he regains his strength. we last saw president trump bush when president-elect tweeted this photo of his visit where he of course brought him a pair of socks. >> president trump was up and tweeting after midnight as a special election in georgia headed to a runoff there. now the health and human services secretary. finishing with 48.3% of the vote, jon ossoff fell about 4300 votes short of the 50% needed to avoid a runoff and win outright. with more than 193,000 people taking part, voter turnout was high for a special election at 43.4% near the regular levels for a midterm. ossoff will face republican karen handel in the runoff. he raised $8.3 million, four times the next

the elder bush, george h.w. bush, later redescribeded his membership with the nra. so trump cutting his own path as he so often does. >> while he's talking about guns, still on capitol hill. health care, taxes, the budget, the continuing resolution. the president did an interview that just aired on fox business. he want to play a little him? ett of that. >> are you disappointed with how they've handled the big issues? there was some suggestion it might happen today but now it won't happen. >> i'll disappointed that it doesn't go quicker. i like them a lot. i have great relationships. most of them i didn't even know. like the freedom caucus, we love our president, we're doing this for our president. you look at the moderates. i'm disappointed. paul ryan is trying very, very hard. everybody is trying very, very hard. it is a very tough system. >> reporter: very tough system. i seems to be something like a lot of things he's talked about, came as a surprise to him. where are we on all these big issues? and frankly at the 100-day mark, the relationship between president

the clinton administration and the george h.w. bush tried different ways to contain north korea's need and desired nuclear weapons and it failed. the sergeant bowe bergda obama administrations tried different way to stabilize this. so donald trump should not over react and do very best with the chinese. >> what does china do, we have appealed them to do something. what will they do? >> well, first, in the vietnam war, we exaggerated china's leverage over north vietnam and we need to do that over north korea. the chinese do not like having an erratic regime on their quarter. they don't want a prowestern unified korea. so they're not going to help us unify the peninsula. it is not in their interest to have a nuclear accident occur on their border. there are a number of this i thinks that they could do. it is in the in their interest for the kim's family to do something stupid and launch an attack on south korea. >> do you think china will do something? >> well, i am not in prediction, martin. i do believe that the united states and china