entresto, for heart failure. >> finally tonight, president george h.w. bush today. it's the first birthday since the passing of his beloved wife of 73 years, barbara bush, but he is celebrating with family and friends at his home in kennebunkport maine. in honor of the occasion, tonight's quote of the night is from president bush's 1989 inaugural address. >> i do not fear what is ahead or come up for our problems are large, but our heart is larger. our challenges are great, but our will is greater. and if our flaws are endless, god's love is truly boundless. >> george h.w. bush now officially the oldest president. our story continues tomorrow. tu is up next. ♪ >> tucker: fox's catherine herridge is reporting tonight that rob ros threatened to subpoena email and phone records from the house intelligence committee in january. it'sstory and we will ask the attorney general about it in just a minute. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. the first ever meeting between a sitting american president and the north korean leader has finished. at president trump

. >> george h.w. bush. >> george h.w. bush.f someone is an ex-president, it is a moot point whether they abuse presidential power. the issue is why did donald trump, why did he fire james comey, the issue is why is he offering pardons or dangling the possibility of bpardons? it is to interfere with the administration of justice. presidents don't have that power. >> when the framers of the constitution debated the impeachment, they rejected explicitly the notion that you can impeach and remove a president. required a high crime and misdemeanor and treason or bribery and that hasn't occurred here. you can't start parsing motives. when you start asking why a president did anything, is it to sell more books, go down in history, we can't start asking about the motives of president. we have to ask whether his act was justified under article 2 of the constiution. same thing with senators. you can't question senators or congressman. you can't question the motive of judges. we have immunity for all three branchs of the government. not s

george h.w. bush welcomed a service dog named sully. going to help the 94-year-old get around the house. yest to mark the occasion, former president bill clinton stopped by and george h.w. bush wore bill clinton's socks. also you should than sully has an instagram account. i' tommy mcfly with your 4.ebrity 60 on nbc >>> right now at 5:00, a local church vandalized for the seventh time in less than seven weeks. >> my thoughts about this have always been spiritual and not peamonal. >> theage this time worse than before. pat collins with this story you'llnly see on news 4. >>> plus a newec taxng people who useide share services in our area. so how much more is it going to cost you if you use uber or lyft to get around? >>> heat and humidity return big time over the next couple days and so do the chance of showers. i'll show you when. news 4 starts right now. >>> we gone this evening with the supreme court upholding the most recent version of president trump's trave ban. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. the high crt ruling in aight 5-4

former president george h.w. bush pet with former president clintn, showing off a pair of freshly laundered socks. but it was a photo of the service dog that stole the show. he knows how to answer the phone, fetch items and has his own instagram page. so he's a star already. >>> we want to turn to the weather, because things are changing again. >> we're watching the weather around here and on the fire lines in lake county. sandhya patel has more. >> we'll take a look at the conditions on live doppler 7. the marine layer has compressed, which means tomorrow will be warmer than today. today we did see the cooling continue. live doppler 7 hd showing you fog right around the cost. visibility down to five miles. petaluma with visibility at six miles. so tomorrow morning, do watch out. there will be some areas of fog. temperatures right now in the 50s, all the way to the 70s in brentwood. as you look at the temperature trend over the next couple of days, here's what is going to happen. 85 degrees tomorrow in concord. a litt

we believed it in that case, with george h.w. bush. the degree of planning is not -- is a little bit much for me. but that's why i am not a politician. he is going to go around the country. -- he is note that going to run against trump. trump could decide not to run in which case a lot of people will run. my feeling is, unlike with al gore or someone like that, there would not be a big sense among trump voters necessarily that they need to be for mike pence. there will be other more trumpy candidates running from the right almost against pence. cotton, kasich, you have governors. you would have a wide-open presidential race if trump decided not to run. i do not think pence would be in a very dominant position. i guess pence's best play is the normal eight, trump gets reelected and your these sitting -- you are the sitting vice president for two terms and then you are in the al gore situation and probably win the nomination. a lot depends on how trump turns out. that he willvinced take a shot. he's entitled to. he has real supporters. b

you think of george h.w. bush in his first term raised taxes appointed aeral justice to the supreme court. i did research on this. i couldn't find a single elected official whon in 1992 even though a large part of the voting base was opposed to that. publiy against t nd officials president. trump is so far outside of presidential norms you would maybe like to see that more. i don't think it's unusual to not see it more. >> that's an interesting example. the point is buchanan, it is his party now. and in som ways buchanan understood the base better than george h.w. bush did or understood the future of the republican party. right now it is buchanan's party. here's steve king tweeting, europe is waking up. will america in time? and that is a link to british neo-nazi mark -- he is admirer of hitler self-avowed. that is a u.s. congressman tweeting out nazi propaganda. >> it is mazing. due cannon's problem is he was too early. he saw the wave rising but he was a decade org two early. the problem is that there isn't a re

it's no secret former president george h.w. bush loves wearing distinctive socks.s he get them from? john axelrod visited one of his sources.ilng a sock business with his dad. >> i don't care who you are. there's a sock for you here. >> right. >> reporter: the 22-year-old with down syndrome handles all sorts of jobs, which leaves his father mark proud but not surprised. >> it's why you have such a following. >> reporter: he knew down syndrome didn't mean limits others might assume it would. >> he came to me and said, dad, i want to go into business with you. >> reporter: so 18 months ago john's crazy socks was born. at $2.2 million in revenue so far, they're doing well, with 16 of 35 jobs they created held down by differently abled workers, they're also doing good. >> they're excited to be here. they have great skills and a great spirit. >> reporter: certain socks are linked to certain charities. each pair sold generates a donation. $100,000 and counting. while youtube and social media have helped spread the word, their most famous customer put them on the map. >>

. >> first happening now, former president george h.w. bush is getting help from a new service dog. his name is sully and he can open doors, pick up items and even get help. the 41st president uses a wheelchair and electric scooter for mobility. >> plus actor russell crow is making news, he'll be playing roger ales, the former ceo of fox news. in a new series of show time. head of the news organization for 20 years before resigning wter sexual harassment n the show willthis story will . an east bay 4-h family is stunned and heartbroken after somebody stole their daughter )s rabbit from the >>> an a east bay 4 h.-family devastated after someone stole their rabbit from the county fair. buster, stolen saturday night from a cage at the fair. 13-year-old mabel has been raising the black and tan rabbit since he was baby but this comes after a happy occasion. that pair won most creative costume on saturday morning but someone broke into the cage later that night and took off th buster. the family desperately hoping to find the has berabbit ha r who become part of the family. i attention, h

. >>> and maine's "journal tribune" reports former president george h.w. bushs out of the hospital. mr. bush, who is 93, was admitted to a hospital in may 27th. he was suffering from low blood pressure and fatigue. his spokesperson tweeted, mr. bush is back to his old self and looking forward to a summer with family and friends. he is spending his first summer in maine since the death of his wife, barbara, in april. >>> still to come, exploring a new franchise. the executive chairman at coffee giant starbucks announces he's stepping down. stepping down. bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-products call? i look like..., most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed t

former aide to george h.w. bush, and michael steele, former senior adviser to jeb bush. zerlina, let me start with you. and the confusion i was talking about with danny just a moment ago. we learned from political, the department of health and human services creating a task force to deal in some capacity with what's happened here. what is your sense of the magnitude of the confusion, the chaos and engagement from this administration in trying to figure out what needs to happen next? >> it's clear at this stage they did not have a plan for reunification, or at least it wasn't a priority. as this has all unfolded throughout the week, it is clear the administration was surprised by the backlash. the "washington post" and the "times" this morning, we are learning more about the fact that steven miller loves these images, he loves the sight of asylum seekers and undocumented people in these detention facilities. and i think that's particularly alarming if you're an american who is repulsed by these images of people in cages and children and babies separated from their parents

our congratulationto both team >>> and happy 94th birthday to former president george h.w. bush. he nation's 41st president is the fit president to turn 94. former president george w. bush posted a photo of himself and his dad taken today, writing, i'm a lucky man to be named for george bush and to be with 41 on his 94th birthday. >>> when we come back, we're going to have the story behind the show of sportsmanship on the baseball field that is inspiring america. sportsmanship on the breathe freely fast with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be

. >>> there is good news tonight from maine where former president george h.w. bush has been released from the hospital after more than a week. the 93-year-old bush was treated for low blood pressure and fatigue. the spokesman says he's back to his old self and looking forward to spending the summer with family and friends. >>> we'll take a turn the now former officer who was armed and on campus during the high school massacre in parkland, florida is breaking his silence. we're hearing his si of the story about why he didn't go inside the school as 17 people were gunned down inside. we get more from nbc's kerry sanders. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry that i didn't. >> reporter: for the first time school resource officer scott peterson is speaking out to nbc's savannah guthrie months after security video revealed he didn't enter the school during the shooting. peterson says operators at two caused delays in information >> no real-time intelligence. >> about a shooter inside the building. >> or even inside the sc the shots were coming from and tonight, the "south florida sun

. >> former president george h.w. bush got a visit when bill clinton paid him a visit.ographed during a particularly sweet moment. bush senior, i don't know if you can tell, they showed off his blue and black socks. they have clinton's face on them. pretty clever. bush tweeted, luckily i had a fresh laundered pair of clinton socks to mark the occasion. that is so sweet. that wasn't the only thing bringing a smile to bush's face. he welcomed a service dog into the family sharing a photo of himself and clinton alongside a specially trained pooch named sully back when politics were civil. >> bush 41 always on point. one more time with bill karins. bill? >> 16 million people at risk of storms in missouri keep an eye on the 230er cast as we go in the afternoon and evening. it will be in areas of illinois. there will be another round later today. the heat wave is building. 97 salt lake city. 98 in dallas. look what happens tomorrow in the big d, up to 101 and those hundreds will be widespread right through the central plains. >> all right, thank you, sir. >> now, we know they

former president george h.w. bush is out of the hospital. his spokesperson confirmed on twitter today that the is appreciative for the terrific care and many good wishes he has received. mr. bush has been in a houston hospital since last weekend. he was being treated for low blood pressure. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york. 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. shery: i'm shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here other top stories on the bloomberg and around the world. he did not do it. the global trade war, but the president's top economic advisor remains to find that the administration. apple mania. apple's worldwide developer conference has kicked off or it bring you the software strategy update and a hardware. microsoft agrees to buy getup for $7.5 billion. we hear from micr

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that would be george h.w. bush administration.he washington capitals clinching the stanley cup late last night and beat the rookies, vegas golden knights 4-3 to win the series in five games. it's the first stanley cup in the team's 44-year history, ovechkin the mvp holding the trophy there. fans flooded the streets of d.c.'s chinatown to celebrate. the win was emotional for t.j. oshie whose father has alzheimer's. >> he doesn't remember a lot of stuff these days. he remembers enough. but i'll tell you what, he's here tonight. i don't know where he's at. but this one will stick with him forever. >> well, oshie eventually did find his dad. you see it right there and the emotional hug between father and son. >> certainly a moment he will not forget. >> no. >>> up next in "the pulse" the surprising place to find high quality wine for just 11 bucks. >>> and also ahead, nasa's new evidence of possible life on mars. >>> also see how a routine traffic stop led to an amazing discovery. a state trooper comes face-to-face with a driver he so

seems they are tryin to avoid a situation where george h.w. bushominated someone who was more liberal than conservatives wanted. >> that's true. they want someone who will be a reliable vote o i keyssues they believe will come before the court in coming years. >> what are your hopes a concerns about the next nomination and nomination process? >> my biggest hope would be that wever is theext member tries to find a way to build consensus on thert. the court is in an increasingly position where it is more polarized and divided than ever before and they need to stride to build consensus. it is difficult to see how that will happe my greatest fear is the opposite of that, that it will coue to be more and more polarized and you will have a red and blue team on theourt like do in other branches of the court. >> melissa? >> that's right.he court is polarized right now on sort of clear divisions. i'm tot hopefut the person who will be selected, given the prospective nominees who have been offere will be someone to broker peace between these two factions. ce

r> glor: it is no secret former president george h.w. bush loves wearing distinctive socks.is successor, bill clinton. at his wife barbara's funeral in april, the book design promoted literacy. where does he get them? jim axelrod visited one of his sources. >> reporter: on long island, john cronin is building a sock visiness with his dad. >> don't care who you are." >> absolutely! >> reporter: "there's a sock for cau here." >> right. >> reporter: the 22-year-old with down syndrome handles all sorts of jobs. n this a new design? >> a new design. >> reporter: you drew this? >> i drew this one. >> reporter: which leaves his father, mark, proud-- but not thrprised. >> it's why you have such a following. >> reporter: he knew down syndrome didn't mean limits others might assume it would. >> he came to me and said, "dad, i want to go into business with you." >> reporter: so 18 months ago, john's crazy socks was born. >> good. >> i'm getting in the car. on reporter: at $2.2 million in revenue so far, they're doing well. with 16 of 35 jobs they created held down by differently-abled

. >> former president george h.w. bush was released from the maine hospital today. after treatment for low blood pressure and fatigue. mr. bush turns 94 next week. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. hey, want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit us today. >>> former president bill clinton on a book tour promoting first novel co-authored by james patterson. the tour dominated by questions straight out of the history books about the darkest moments of his presidency. his ed o'keefe. >> you are giving one side. >> in a combative interview with nbc, former president bill clinton said the me too movement has not changed how he views his affair with white house

. >> glor: former president george h.w. bushtime in a maine hospital reading a love story about his 73-year marriage to barbara bush. wal tweet today, mr. bush called it "a wonderful walk down memory lane." the former president, who turns 94 this month, is being treated for fatigue and low blood pressure. two police officers in hallandale beach, florida were put on desk duty after video showed them beating a man. he was suspected of stealing a cell phone. the beating continued after the officers had him on the ground. the person who posted the video says the suspect is mentally challenged. televangelist jesse duplantis isid today his appeal for donations for a $54 million jet is beginning to bear fruit. in a message on his web site, duplantis explained why he is not bothered by negative stories about his quest. >> i'm not asking you to pay for my plane. the lord said, "i didn't ask you to pay for it. i asked you to believe for it." that is what i said. so i'm believing. i believe in it, and i want you to believe with me. i have

. >> former president george h.w. busher president bill clinton to his home in maine. clinton seemed happy to see bush but even more happy to see that he's added some custom-made bill clinton socks to his famous collection. >> yes, you can see them there, and mr. bush also revealed his newest family member, a service dog named sully. all smiles on everyone's faces. the yellow lab, by the way, comes from a new york group that provides service dogs to veterans. >>> and it looks like former white house press secretary sean spicer is ready to step back into the spotlight. >> yeah, spicer may be actually getting his own tv show, and a pilot episode is already in the works. the show titled "sean spicer's common ground" will reportedly feature spicer having conversations with a variety of public figures on a range of topics. >> stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti says he has turned down an invitation to be a guest on that show. >>> in other news, breaking news, michael avenatti has turned down a tv appearance. >> the one. >>

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george w. bush or george h.w. bush. eric: a lot of people will howl over that comment saying he's demeaning the office. >> there is litigation about the president's tweets with respect to the travel bans where he has run into trouble in the courts about what he said publicly. it's indisputable that the way he speaks to the public differently and the way he pardoned people last week. they may be permissible, but for his lawyers to say gosh this is a solemn office and we have to protect his time because he's doing important things with his time, that doesn't become credible. ultimately i think at some point mueller will have to decide whether he pulls the trigger on a federal grand jury subpoena. he would much rather sit down with the president. he knows that will invoke most of likely a court battle. if he does it the president would have to respond or choose not to respond. that would be litigated all the way up to the supreme court. eric: what do you think about rudy giuliani saying the president wants to testify? >> i

understood that it was really about domestic politics but nobody really thought that ronald reagan or george h.w. bush or bill clinton or george w. bush or barack obama were protectionists and so everybody kind of understood the constraints or limitations on tariffs of that kind. well, now, when you get tariffs imposed by a president who has definitely taken a protectionist stance, people say, well, is this the beginning of it, the end of it, how extensive is this really going to get and so the uncertainty around tariffs which people kind of thought they knew the rules of the game about how tariffs were used by the united states because after all the united states was the defender to have liberal international economic order, it suddenly becomes source of greater uncertainty and you are seeing it in markets, i think you're seeing in response to various countries and so, yeah, the twitter account is, you know, ill rather the president didn't have a twitter account, i would rather congress didn't have twitter accounts. i'm a dinosaur in that way but i think it's the structural change in many ways more a

ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, george w. bush, barack obama.k at any of them tweeting about the economic report before it came out. i dare you. >> nobody did. that's why all the information that comes to the economic advisers an hour before must be held under lock and key and not shared before 8:30. kudlow's defense is that the president didn't actually say what was in the jobs numbers, he only said he was looking forward to them. that would be the same statement if he tweeted them every month. he does not, he merely tweeted them ahead of the jobs report. >> here's his problem. here's his problem. we got the briefing yesterday. every president gets it the day before. a select number of people know about it. people at the lab know about it, you have to sit there for 30 minutes and can't go to the bathroom. you can study it, because what you write will move markets. did the president talk about this with any of his rich friends? did he give outside information to any people? that question may not be fair to the president, but i can understand why

george w. bush george h.w. bush. this is the theater of the absurd. these documents should not be turned over. it would reveal sources and it would imperil the investigation. bless the united states. i yield back the balance of my time and reiterate my oath to defend the constitution. i yield two minutes to my good friend, the gentleman from texas. >> recognized for two minutes. >> the very thing my colleagues were arguing, and good men argued in the watergate days and it would have cap nixon in office. some people do not care about party as much as we do justice and the truth. is thathave found leading intelligence people and justice people were lying. we get more information that has been objected to, redacted, and said thist these guys was for national security? it turns out when we get the information, it was because it was embarrassing to the people objecting. oversight is absolutely critical. the last administration did not have enough oversight. they obstructed, they were able to drag things out so that we never got to the bottom of things like

. >> i have a happy birthday message for president george h.w. bush. he's 94 today. t living president in united states history. he is celebrating their with his son, 43, george w. bush, and they are up in maine and that is so funny. that is in 2008 after they did an interviewr. >> you look different. >> i look really different. you have no idea how tired i was right there. 41, this is about you. we congratulate you on this wonderful life you live so far and we know that you are heartbroken about barbara bush but of course everybody is praying for you and cheering you on. >> what a fighter. >> thank you so much. harris faulkner is a great friend to all of us here and this is her book, a long time in the making and it's called nine rules of engagement and it is becoming -- >> do you need more rules about engagement? [laughter] >> thank you, greg. not only is harris faulkner in a y a journalist, she has part of an incredible military family in the book pays tribute to her father, retired u.s. army lieutenant bob harris who served two tours in vietnam as a combat pilot a

president george h.w. busharged from southern maine healthcare today after being treated for low blood pressure. the president is deeply appreciative both for the terrific care and the many good wishes that he's received. president bush 41 checked into the hospital las sday after he traveled to his family's home in maine. he also spent nearly two weeks in a hospital in houston for a separate blood infection just bush, died in the month of a april. the former president turned 94 years old next week. former president bill clinton says he never personally apologized for the former white house internal monica lewinsky following their sex scandal and he says he does not owe her a private apology now. some of his critics argue that he should have resigned after he admitted to the affair and ca l relationship a gross abuse of power. president clinton told "the today show" that he wouldn't do anything differently in the scandal played out today. despite the me too movement and the current dialogue and sexual misconduct

former president george h.w. bush has been discharged from the hospital.he 93 world admitted to the hospital last week for low blood pressure. a spokesman for bush 41 cents ideas, quote, deeply appreciative for the many good wishes he received in that is what is happening now. cheryl: glad he's feeling better certainly. global tensions continue to mar. the nasdaq hit a record close. 7606. why are investors so optimistic? capitalist pig jonathan hoenig. we have talked so much about growing trade war. look at the markets. ready make of it? >> leading the way a lot of the stocks which are least likely to be good by the trade war were particularly small-cap stocks and 100 big-cap text. the all-new hide. they are least likely to be a fact did. the great depression good diet because maybe that is something is not its effect is. will not be at the site as companies hit by the global economy. a mining company commits to a company, et cetera. >> or agriculture. the stock market was up yesterday with major miss an agricultural market that are sharply unmoved by pote

we saw that with carter, george h.w. bushwith herbert hoover and some historians would consider him -- that is the difference with a two-term president and one term. last week was meant to be the most important week of the year for investors. what are we missing here as we get into a brand-new week? jason: the biggest number to watch is going to be a series of words. the biggest ring to watch isn't necessarily a policy from the central bank, but it is what we see come out of the tariffs and the $100 billion being piled on, what happens with china, how does that move forward? opec is watching that. and the markets will convey that uncertainty this week. having you on, prestige economics president, the guest house for the hour. thank you for sending your time with us. check out his new book, midterm economics. good to know about the nature of the terror threats. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real

. >> dana: former president george h.w. bush adding a new member to his family.ully, a service dog. he got his first job yesterday meeting bill clinton at westpoint. he posted this picture this morning. he's a cute one. thanks for joining us. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 in the east coast. the supreme court decided the travel ban has been upheld. it was the first big legal test of this president's policies and power. and it is no doubt a victory for president trump. it also carries far-reaching implications we're now told for how this nation will deal with immigrants. a topic that is already the subject of tense debate. plus, this hour, honoring an american hero. a kentucky farmer that went to war. lieutenant garland connor fought off

. >> after that the wall comes down under george h.w. bushht that would happen when we left moscow. clearly, dynamics had been set in motion that lead to the fall of the vovi -- soviet union. >> in all of that time i want to be the great communicator. i never thought of my style. i wasn't a great communicator but i communicated great things. >> he had a slightly different take. he wrote, quote, the 40th president will go down in history for his rare preceptial. what reagan it was unsustainable. reagan new all america needed to defeat communism was a hostile port and never except it was permanent. that brings me back to the tail from the last day in moscow. the argument over peaceful coexistingance and the peace of paper. >> did you find out what was on the note? >> this said you agree never to criticize russia. that was something reagan didn't want to do. that was it. the game was over then. >> early in his administration when reagan consigned the soviet system many misunderstood his words meaning he was bent on his distruction. reagan's pred

. >> george h.w. bush now officially the oldest president. our story continues tomorrow. tu is up next. ♪ >> tucker: fox's catherine herridge is reporting tonight that rob ros threatened to subpoena email and phone records from the house intelligence committee in january. it'sstory and we will ask the attorney general about it in just a minute. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. the first ever meeting between a sitting american president and the north korean leader has finished. at president trump and kim jong un met one another in singapore and put their names on a new deal which seeks to reduce tension. for that, go to chief correspondent ed henry who is in singapore right now. >> reporter: president trump came, he saw, and he got a dea to tale possibilitysayers trying american success before, during and after these talks. the president tonight in fact is going to go on offse and try to sell this deal on hannity next hour, telling fox that kim jong un will start denuclearization virtually immediately with the documents that they sign here, which he said could s

. >>> congratulations and happy birthday to george h.w. bush, the first former president in history to reach the age of 94. president bush with his family in maine. the oldest former president had been gerald ford who died -- died in 2006 at 93. his son, president george w. bush, celebrated dad saying, "i'm a lucky name to be aftered george bush and to be with him on his birthday." bush will join the exclusive club when former president jimmy carter set to celebrate his 94th birthday. happy birthday, mr. president. >>> this critter climbing the social media charts. that's a raccoon scaling the side of a sky scraper in minnesota. the little daredevil descended a couple of times only to turn and head skyward again, up some 20 stories. minnesota public radio branded the raccoon with the hash tag #nprraccoon. it also has its own twitter account with one tweet saying, "i made a big mistake." animal control officials say any effort rescue it would be tooda raccoon. they say the raccoon will have to save itself. this may not be have a happy ending yet

constitutional attorney who served in white house's office and justice department in reagan and george h.w. bushinistration. david is also frequent contributor to the wall street journal, welcome. >> good to be with you. paul: the president has right to power himself? >> absolutely. leaving aside the political wisdom of this. this is actually an easy question. the text of a -- constitution puts two limitations, of the on the united states and impeachment. he indicate at the time there was prerogative which included at that time power to pardon offenses except impeachment and there was debate at the time which involved treason should be removed. the debate solved. there's no serious doubt the president can pardon absolutely anybody including himself. paul: so what about the response, then, that this means in essence the president is above the law because he could presumably pardon himself even if he were accused of corruption? >> i understand. this is a classical rhetorical argument. to say the president is above the law begs the question of what the law is. the pardon power is to say absolund ch

in an earlier america jimmy carter would not have gone after me for this and george h.w. bushael moore and lock them up. i am saying that we are seeing a new enomenon. the use of the weapons of the state against political adversaries. >> i'm not saying that's not possible. i'm just saying you haven't offered any other evidence other than in your fbi file you were mentioned a critic of the obama administration. you said this crime that you were convinced is never prosecuted. in the court case there were 20. a guy named jeffrey thompson, a democrat donor connected to hillary clinton. and there was a headline at gop at the height of the campaign that said clinton's illegal donor got sentenced. thompson got three months in prison for his crimes.you could 15 months in prison and you got no prison time at all. if this was a conspiracy, the judge was also confirmed by republicans. why didn't you get any jail time? it sms if this was, you were really an enemy of the state they would have gone after you, the ea deal. >> well, they did, they wanted me to go to prison and the judge said

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. >> if you recall, i think it was george h.w. bushtated to david duke and folks we do not want folks like you in our party and we will do everything we can to make sure you don't have a place. the republican party in those respective states need to do more than just release statements. they need to find alternative candidates to run those folks, especially, off the ballot, if you will. unfortunately i think the president has set a tone, unfortunate tone, that has indeed given these individuals if you will, the power to come out more emboldened than it was once before to say it's okay to be racist. and it's okay to hold a few that's counterintuitive to the progress that we've made thus far. when you think about trump what it shows me, these individuals represent something that's been undermined in this country for a very long time. and these are issues that we just have not addressed. perhaps maybe trump being in office, maybe these folks running for election will force us to deal with things we have tried to turn a blind eye to for to

. >> after that the wall comes down under george h.w. bush>> i don't think anybody thought that would happen when we left moscow. clearly, dynamics had been set in motion that lead to the fall of the vovi -- soviet union. >> in all of that time i want to be the great communicator. i never thought of my style. i wasn't a great communicator but i communicated great things. >> he had a slightly different take. he wrote, quote, the 40th president will go down in history for his rare preceptial. what reagan it was unsustainable. reagan new all america needed to defeat communism was a hostile port and never except it was permanent. that brings me back to the tail from the last day in moscow. the argument over peaceful coexistingance and the peace of paper. >> did you find out what was on the note? >> this said you agree never to criticize russia. that was something reagan didn't want to do. that was it. the game was over then. >> early in his administration when reagan consigned the soviet system many misunderstood his words meaning he was bent on

george h.w. bush is made history today by becoming the first former president to reach the age of 94. he celebrates his birthday with his family in kennebunkport, maine, though it's unlikely he will be able to jump out of a 80ne, as he did on his 80th, fifth, and 90th birthdays. he was hospitalized over the weekend for blood pressure and fatigue but was released last week. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. crumpton, this is bloomberg. 1 p.m. in new york, 6 p.m. in london, i'm shery ahn. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." shery: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories from the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. signed, sealed, delivered, the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un results in a signed these pledge but offers few details. decision day, will at&t be able to go ahead with its deal? and in the meantime, u.s. stocks are turning back a little

pat buchanan went from cnn to the presidential campaign trail in 1992 challenging george h.w. bush. won the golf war in 1991 but buchanan said it was a waste bush wanted nafta, but buchanan said that was a sellout of workers, a sellout of america's sovereignty, america first was his slogan. a few years before ronald reagan had granted amnesty to those who came to the united states illegally but then buchanan said enough was enough. if you wanted to stop illegal immigration, he said, you needed a great big wall along the mexican border america's demographics were changing and buchanan declared that nothing less than the country's identity was at stake. >> we must not trade in our sovereignty for a cushion seat at the head table of anybody's new world order. we call for new patriotism where americans put the needs of americans first. for a new nationalism wherein every negotiation, be it arms control or trade, the american side seeks advantage and victory for the united states. >> republican leaders stay aid way from pat buchanan, no governors endorsing him, no senators, no members of

george h.w. bush tweeting, special visit today with a great friend and it now best-selling author.uckily i had a freshly laundered pair of bill clinton socks to mark the occasion. clinton is currently promoting his novel cowritten with veteran mystery author james patterson. speaking of politics, please join us thursday night for a special event, we will have a debate between the top two candidates of the florida governor and the republican side. we will be live from orlando at 6:30 p.m. eastern poster of the by martha maccallum and yours truly. the president wants to eliminate due process at the border and we also look at the growing instability of politics. the panel joins me when we come back let your inner light loose with one a day women's. a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. look for new one a day women's with nature's medley. caring for his daughter as if she's his own is an act of mutuality. learn more or find an advisor at massmutual.com ♪ at massmutual.com with tripadvisor, find

we have aul costitutio here, former legal advisor to both president ronald reagan and george h.w. bush david rifkin. so good to have you, sir. >> good to be with you. trish: there are all sorts of complex legal questions going on right can the president pardon himself? >> yes, he can. politically i think rudy giuliani got it exactly right. politically it is unthinkable but constitutionally -- very simple question, for three reasons. one, if you look at the constitutional text in article 2, section 2, clause one, it points out only two limitations on the president's pardon power. a, have to be offenses against the united states. he can not pardonç offenses against state law. does not apply to impeachment. if you look at the debate of constitutional convention, plan was introduced not at beginning, introduced by one of the founders whose name was pinckney, there w bit debate involving number offoundo exclude treason from the coverage of a pardon clause. treason probably the most serious ime you can think of, one specifically mentioned in the constitution, and the answer clearly was no.

mural overlooks the 24th street mission station into happy birthday to the foreman president, george h.w. bush, now the oldest living former president. 94 years old. and his son, you may recognize him, also former president posted this picture on social media. the elder mr. bush is in maine out of the hospital after a low blood pressure scare. >>> coming up, kari will look at what we could expect weather wise. >> sunshine and quickly warming temperatures as we take a live look outside in san jose. we're going to evergreen to see our temperatures reach into the upper 80s today. and it will be a very slow to cool down as we head into the evening. nice little breeze and that breeze cools us off the next couple of days. more on that coming up next. >>> summer means trips to the pool and the sudden death of bode miller's daughter shining a light on pool safety. what you can do to keep your family safe. finding an air b-n-b in the sierra. south lake tahoe voters will make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest tre

former president george h.w. bush has left a hospital in maine after being treated for low bread blod pressure. the president is 93. up next, kim jong un cleans house out of next week summit with president trump. first here's what some of our fox fillets run the country covering tonight. fox 2 in honolulu. a lava flow from the kilauea volcano cut off access to more neighborhoods on hawaii's big island. the hawaii county civil defense agency says that the vigorous, eruptions are continuing in leilani estates. in denver, containing our wildfire. the fire is 10 miles north of durango. about 200 firefighters have been mobilized. officials hope to have it contained by tuesday. this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10. the big story there tonight, police say a suspect in four phoenix area homicides that happen in the three-day period killed himself as s.w.a.t. officers entered to his hotel room. shots were fired as a s.w.a.t. team went into the suspect's room. police officers did not fire any of those shots. that is tonig