had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach out target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed asian sanctuary an internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impact like fishing oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately it's clear how connected the outer reaches of the antarctic continent to become the plane is full of tourists. what was once a grueling journey of months maybe is now can be done in an hour and a half with lunch and if you. want to. be in the alps they are there for fun. it's a cold murky arrival and surprised at how many people there are around dozens of coming in going to here with no king george island and out here we made it seem like that they don't. look so remote as warm a transport. you can see lots of tears. taking rooms out to inflata

had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach our target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed asian century an internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impact like fishing oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately it's clear how connected the outer reaches of the antarctic continent to become the plane is full of tourists. what was once a grueling journey of months maybe is now can be done in an hour and a half with lunch and if you. want to. be an elf they are there for fun. it's a cold murky arrival and surprised at how many people there are around dozens are coming in going to here without king george island and downscale related business like that don't. look so remote as warm a transport. you can see lots of trailers. taking ribs out to inflatable boa

and a meter high struck areas along the sunda straight between two of the country's biggest islands robin george andres is a science journalist and volcanologists he says that a partial government shutdown in the united states has meant the geological survey hasn't been able to provide up to date information about the tsunami. it is great that the indonesian authorities are working around the count to provide the most up to date geological information that's really helpful to journalists like myself and grounds and aid agencies but it is a great shame no what i think is one of the best you know scientific organizations in the world come and actually help out the moment because of the eight thousand or so staff there working i think you know maybe you know a few dozen actually allowed to work this time so it's a great shame demonstrations have started across here don in the fifth day of protests against food and fuel prices at least ten people have died from the rallies began last wednesday. the turkish army is sending soldiers to the syrian border the move comes just days after u.s. president do

island center daily on pain of imprisonment. we spoke about it with our political activist george bada and media commentator neil wallace discussing whether or not this island is well a good idea. a so-called center right party you know getting into bed with the far right party and allowing them the opportunity to put these horrible racist cartoons out there i think just fuels the flames of this kind of divide and rule where more and more the social problems in european countries are being blamed on you know muslims generally and it's not just somebody of middle eastern appearance in this cartoon it's somebody you know specifically as a muslim the reason this government has done this. in denmark is because that is what people want and the people of denmark are fed up with people like. george telling them how they should think what they should think and who they should welcoming to that country when essentially it comes down to this i mean you know a few jump lawyer is telling the majority of people in the country. no we metropolitans. know better than you do this isn't just a few lawyers saying this this is virtually all the progr

george washington. in the background, instead of delaware what you see is angel island, that was on the west coast. it is sort of the ellis island of california. immigrants would come to this country. he comes originally from japan and they came and entered into america through angel island. you have him dressed as washington in the boat. instead of having soldiers from the american revolution as george washington would have it, he has friends. if you look at their faces, they are a little nervous. they are saying, i you sure about this? are we really going to this new country? he is saying yes, we are going to do that. you can see in the colors and the shapes that this was very much like a japanese woodblock print. he has taken his culture from japan and merged it with his personal history, but puts it into something that relates very much to american history. let's go down the hall through the great hall. test it was the last is to have a party in the 1860's. now president lincoln was to everything he did. he said come to my inauguration. it turns out a big fight broke out in the next morning the

george washington. in the background, instead of delaware, what you see is angel island on the west coast, it's the ellis island of california to where immigrants would come to this country and clear customs to a brand-new life. they came and entered america through angel island. so here you have them dressed as washington, in the boat and instead of having soldiers from the american revolution, as george washington would have it, he has friends dressed as samurais. if you look at their faces they are nervous. there looking up at him and saying, you sooner about this, we going to this new country? he is looking and saying yes we are going to do that. >> this looks like a japanese wood block print and what has happened is roger has taken his culture from japan and merged it with his personal history and put it into something that relates much to american history . >> let's go down the whole through this gray hole, incidentally it was the largest place to have a party in 1860s. >> president lincoln, love to advise the people of everything he did. he says come to my inauguration and they did. the next morni

island. the body of the former u.s. president george bush sr is lying in state in washington before his funeral on weapons day president almost trump and the first lady melania are among the mourners who've been paying their respects mr bush died on friday at his home in houston texas at the age of ninety four mexico's new president andrus manuel lopez obrador says he's working on an investment plan with the u.s. and canada to stem the flow of asylum seekers from latin america hi joe castro has more now from tijuana on the us mexico border. the fence is three meters tall the american soldiers on the other side carry guns some central americans have made it across and are waiting to be picked up and asked for asylum . but back at the migrants shelter in t. wanna a steel knows what it's like to try and fail she's been through all of this before she says in two thousand and thirteen gang members burned down her house in honduras she fled to the u.s. where she was detained for more than a year as she waited for an answer to her asylum claim

island. but dr alex george is urging people to think twice about going on reality showsjust forfame.n a busy bar, something to get a priest a lot and people say unkind things about your social media andy miller. it is important to think about what you wa nt important to think about what you want and what you want to achieve. pat mckenna person. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. however there's no service on the overground between willesden junction and richmond. that's due to a track fault. there's a long queue on the m25 anti—clockwise approaching junction 12 after a serious collision. at canary wharf westferry road is closed southbound from hertsmere road to marsh wall after a crane overturned. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello. good morning. another very cold feeling day again today. the air is cooler than it was yesterday. but the winds will be lighter. so it is not feeling quite so bitter. for most of us it is a frosty start to the morning. temperatures having dipped below freezing last night. there is cl

separates more than islands from the rest of the u k. former u.s. president george h.w. bush will be buried on thursday his casket has returned to texas after a state funeral in washington d.c. bush died last week at the age of ninety four more news here after al-jazeera correspondent. my name is got them saying. i work with a disease or making documentary films. ever since i was a little boy in my small village in india my dream was to make bollywood films so five years ago i decided i was finally going to do it. there was one which was closest to my heart of my one village and its dancehall mission. everybody after work weekends holidays and worse been working on the script now every chance i get i travel from doha to bombay to get my car and looks and feels. like he's lost his not so it has to be other than. the. person you just how do you think. you started working on the costume. team. getting that i got a good actor as good as it was all those are done so now we have at least for the second the stays. where we are finalised. things odd but it came with a lot of the

islands. >>> raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, georgert walker bush -- >>, george herbert walker bush do solemnly swear -- >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers ] ♪ >> president bush taking the oath of office there. we're now hearing from leaders across the u.s. and around the world, sending messages of sympathy and support to the bush family. >> and in fact, two former presidents are reacting to bush 41's passing. bill clinton and secretary of state hillary clinton releasing this statement, quote, few americans have been or will ever be able to match president bush's record of service to the united states, and the j

george. paying $130,000 to stormy whatever and paying $150,000 to the other one is not a crime. >> that's rudy giuliani "not a crime" defense, but he is on his own island, because federal prosecutors, and the national n enquirer's own company says there was a crime. my next guest, jerry george, served 2 years for the bureau kre chief for the "national enquirer." >> this was a magazine that, frankly, in many respects, should be very respected. i always said, why didn't the "national enquirer" get the pulitzer prize? >> big question, big question there. throughout the campaign, the "national enquirer" ran damaging headlines about clinton. the times reports some of those stories would be worth $3 million a month if you count them like political ads. each cover more powerful than a tweet from an account with millions of followers. but trump's links to the "national enquirer" may haunt him. david pecker keeping a secret safe full of other trump dirt that may not have come out. i'm joined by jerry george. you were certainly an insider. i appreciate you joining me on "the beat" to talk about this, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> go ahead. >> yeah. effectivel

back on long island after spending six months serving former president george h.w. bush.ully lying in front of the president's casket was perhaps one of the most viewed and shared pictures following the president's death. >> we all felt such a tremendous sense of pride. >> reporter: last april, america's vet dogs based in smithtown received a call from walter reed medical center in maryland. george w. bush had asked if they could arrange for a service dog for his father, a world war ii veteran. >> i immediately knew i had the perfect dog for president bush. in fact, in my excitement i may have even mentioned sully's name. he is loyal, calm, kind with children, exactly what the president's team asked for. >> reporter: sully, as you can guess, is named in honor of united states air force veteran and miracle on the hudson hero, chesley sully sullenberger. valerie kramer delivered the 2-year-old yellow lab to the president in maine around june. >> from the first moment when the president said "welcome home," i knew it was an absolutely perfect match. >> reporter: kramer said

columbia island in the potomac but going down on the way to national airport along the george washington memorial parkway, ladybird took a specific interest in that area. there's a marina there these days and they actually planted between 1965 and 1968, they planted over one million daffodils. that makes it, at that time it would have been -- there would have been more daffodils there than the classic fields in northern europe but they also planted 3,000 dogwood trees and actually in november of 1968, just before the administration left and the nixon administration came in, in a small ceremony, udall brought ladybird and the national parks service director and a few other folks out there to the columbia island and he officially renamed it and rededicated it, ladybird johnson park. there is a small plaque there. also a few years later when president johnson passed away, they created his small but formal naturalistic memorial right there in the middle of the park, as well. so he partnered with ladybird in beautifying and greening d.c. another thing he did -- another success he had was in,

island in alameda. like the former president of oakland served in the military. >> i have been around salutes like this before, but nothing to honor a person such as george bush.a 21-gun salute is always fired at noon on the day of a funeral of a president. >> a lovely tradition. all of the shots were in blank rounds fired in one-minute intervals. residents were alerted in advance. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> very powerful. thanks very much. >> a central california high school chemistry teacher forcibly gave her students haircuts. the teacher suffered a mental break down in class. from our sister station in fresno, weer the story. >> for became no laughing matter inside margaret's chemistry class at university preparatory high school. she had declared it haircut day. ♪ what so proudly we hail! >> she starts to loudly sing the star spangled banner and chop off pieces of one student's hair. he looks uncomfortable and breaks away in which she grabs a female student and grabs her hair. students scrambled to get out of the classroom. after speaking with students, police arrested her at her home. >> trying to figure out myself. >> her husband said what happened

islands. arthel: from her nation's capitol to the state of texas, funeral preparation underway to honor president georges as people turn out from the bush family home in texas, summer home in maine in the presidential library in texas to pay their respects to the 41st president of the united states. live pictures of the flags at half staff at the library in college station. you can see the crowds they

george hw bush has returned home. fully received a hero's welcome at america's bad dogs in long island new york where he was born and trainedthe organization said it was honored to work with the former president and his family. foley gave support and companionship to mr. bush until his death last month. >> heat and the entire family and his entire team were first- class in every way. they worked very hard with us to make sure that sully served the president as best he could. here's that iconic photo of sully lying next to the late president's casket. that photo was one of the most shared images following mr. bush's death. we appreciate sully's service. >>> that is it for us here on the floor. ktvu fox 2 news at 5 begins after the break. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts righ

islands. arthel: from her nation's capitol to the state of texas, funeral preparation underway to honor president george.w. bush. leland: this as people turn out from the bush family home in texas, summer home in maine in the presidential library in texas to pay their respects to the 41st president of the united states. live pictures of the flags at half staff at the library in college station. you can see the crowds they are already gathering. as we learn more and more about the legacy of president george h.w. bush, and the 41st president come in so many americans gathering to say thank you as well as pay their respects were legacy for service and for his example. from washington, nice to be with you now on this sunday as we continue to remember the president of leland vittert. eboni: and i am eboni k. williams. rick leventhal in houston standing by with the latest. reporter: we are learning more about the final moments of george h.w. bush surrounded by a small group of friends and family and clergy inside his home friday night just a few minutes from here. his final words were to his son george w. on

island regiment. it was actually at the hand of delancey's men that christopher green met his and during the war. george washington reported this engagement to congress three degrees days later. 44 killed wounded and missing. attempted to cut him off but he got away. many of the group's actions did not involve this level of violence or excitement, even a typical raid was recounted in the new york gazette of october 1677. which reported last sunday colonel james delancey with 60 of his westchester light horse. went from cambridge to the white plains. where they took from the rebels 44 barrels of flour, and 300 fat sheep and hogs. which really honestly was what they were most prized for by the regular british army. were bringing in these sorts of supplies. delancey himself described what he thought his unit effectiveness ones. in his memorial to a royal commission that was set up at the end of the war, to evaluate loyalist claims for compensation of their losses and services during the war. this is april 1783. by means of their service the enemy has been constantly kept at such a distance from kings bridg

islands from the rest of the u.k. parliament will vote on may's bricks a deal next tuesday. the cost as a former us president george h. w. bush has returned to texas where he'll be buried on thursday he died on friday at the age of ninety four politicians past and present were among the mourners at the state funeral for the forty first president in washington d.c. those are the headlines join me for more news after the stream a recent u.n. report has given renewed agency to the fight against climate change and from its threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland to time the international community seize the opportunity to take concerns you've got starting with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. hi emily could be here in the stream today editing the human genome and what kind of genetic editing technology accomplish and should there be limits to the science let us know what your take is on gene editing just your comments and questions to us live via you tube or twitter. chinese scientists have has claimed to have created the world's fir

island from the rest of the u.k. parliament will vote on may's breck's a deal next tuesday. the cost as a former us president george h.w. bush has returned to texas where he'll be buried on thursday he died last week at the age of ninety four on wednesday politicians past and present were among the mourners at his state funeral those are the headlines i'll be back with more news after witness. ever since i was a little boy in india my dream was to meet bollywood films so five years ago i decided i was finally going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition the story i choose the laws of my own will it and its transformation going behind the lens as gautam singh brings his personal story to life. al jazeera correspondent my own private bollywood. people know people here when everybody was here and everybody be outside walking around walking their dogs.

islands from the rest of the u.k. parliament will vote on may's bricks a deal next tuesday. the cost is a former u.s. president george h.w. bush has returned to texas where he'll be buried on thursday he died on friday at the age of ninety four politicians past and present were among the mourners at the state funeral for the forty first president in washington d.c. those are the headlines join me for more news after the stream a recent u.n. report has given relief agencies in the fight against climate change and from its threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland time the international community seize the opportunity to take concerns you've got starting with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. hi emily could be here in the stream today editing the human genome and what kind of genetic editing technology accomplish and should there be limits to the science let us know what your take is on gene editing just your comments and questions to us live via you tube or twitter. chinese scientists how john quigley has claimed to have created the wo

george. >>> in indonesia officials are keeping an eye on a major volcano that's because the cr k krakatau volcano ois still active. they've evacuated thousands from nearby islandsnd satellite images show how busy the volcono has been. here the volcano at the top center. it's erupted so much in the past week it's dramatically increased incise. it's lost about 650 feet of 8 and roughly 6400 cubic feet in volume. just north of indonesia a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern philippine coast. it happened sugt of the capitol city. they say there's no long artsunami threat and no reported injuries. staying in the philippines where a tropical cyclone has caused deadly flooding, our meteorologist is here totle us about it. >> so earthquake, tsunami. it's been a lot for our friends in the it philippines. we're talking about significant rain from tropical depression. if you're watching from the u.s. you're thinking it's december. here it's the entire year. although this time of year they tend to be more rain makers than wind events and that's what we have. this is just incredible. the last 48 hours 743 millimeters. that translates to 29 inches of water comin

islands. ♪ >> shannon: thousands gathering in houston and all across texas as the nation bid a final farewell >> the nation but a final farewell to georgesh where he was laid to rest. here are some of the sights and sounds from the last leg of his journey. ♪ i once was lost ♪ >> george herbert walker bush, the most gracious, decent, humble man i will never know. he left a simple and profound legacy to his children and grandchildren in this country of service. when the last words are written on him, the fulfillment of the complete life cannot be achieved without service to others. >> a special man. >> proud, thankful. >> blessed moments. we have a chance to remind ourselves what it means to be an american. i think president bush set an example for all of us. >> for millions and millions across the globe the world became a better place because george bush occupied the white house. and honoring his accomplishments, we will see that we are really praising what is best about our nation. we rejoice, mister president, that you are safely tucked in now and through the ages where god's loving arms around you because our glory, george, was to hav

island avenue here in college park. tnow the businessre that has been gutted, i am told that that is on our own of prince george's countyey offer hope, infoation, and resources and opportunities to those with mental health and substance abuse concerns. a community based or servingni ortion here and obviously they're going to have to find some other office space here because this fire has cpletely utted their part of the building. there's also been some on either side. still waiting to hear from the fire marshals and officials on the cause but a tremendous amount o damage for officials in this trstrip mall. we'r trying to hear about the impact and what they plan to do in lightf thedamage. >> megan, thank you. >> just about 5:50 and we know the name of a california farm implicated in the romaine outbreak. coli >> it was found at the adam brother's farm in santa barbarah gh there's been no new cases since november, i s too soon to say the outbreak is over. the farm doesn't appear to be connected for all of the e.coli cases. didn't feel too bad outsidtl a lite sunshine. >> it was warmer than advertised. it was 54y. yester s

george hw bush for the final six months before he died. today sully returned to america's debt dogs in the long -- veteran dogs in long island where he was borne organization said it was an honor to work with the former president and his family. sully gave support and companionship to president bush before his death last month. >>'s entire family and team were first-class in every way and worked very hard with us to make sure that sully served the president as best he could. >> you may remember sully who was named after the pilot sully sullenberger . the photo was one of the most shared images following the president's death. sully's next assignment will be going to the military medical center. he will provide stress relief and comfort to servicemembers were going through therapy. >>> we are tracking the weather. we have a little bit of rain, light showers in the forecast as we head into tomorrow evening. mostly after the afternoon commute, but maybe in the north bay there will be us wrinkle or two. this is the area we are keeping an eye on. the jet stream will bring it close enough to us to have a good opportunity for us wrinkle or two. that

island. >> 58 years after his bomber was shot down by the japanese during world war ii, former president georgesh returned to the pacific to the site of a combat experience that forever changed his life. >> i'm not haunted by anything other than the fact i feel a responsibility still for the lives of the two people that were killed. >> there he revisited some tough questions from that day. >> i wonder if i could have done something different. i wonder who got out of the plane. i wonder why the chute didn't open for the other guy. why me? why am i blessed? why am i still alive? that has plagued me. >> bush formerly enlisted in the navy the day he turned 18, becoming one of the youngest naval aviators. >> i knew fact certain that i wanted to serve. duty, honorer, country. >> he flew a total of 58 strikes during world war ii, but that day would live with him forever. >> my life was spared. a lot of other people's lives weren't spared in that war. but i now am getting older, and much, much, much older. and i'm at this stage, i look at all this as a blessing. i look at all of this as having made me

george h.w. bush, as he was at that point, would go back to be part of the invasion and attack on the home islands of japan. vj day was an incredibly joyous moment for them as millions of other americans. they were married for 73 years. it was one of the great marriages. had its ups and downs, as every marriage does. we talked about the loss of robin in 1953. as you know, families that lose a child, sometimes it brings you closer and sometimes it creates rifts that are difficult to heal. with the bushes, they were strong for each other. president bush, by his o own admission was very affected by watching robin be treated at memorial sloan kettering as it was then and would run out of the room. barbara used to say that robin must have thought he had the weakest bladder in america because he would hustle out. mrs. bush was strong during the treatment. after robin died on columbus day weekend of 1953, it was george bush's turn to be strong. and she always remembered how he would hold her sobbing in the watches of the night down in midland, texas, where they were living. they hadn't heard the word leu

george h.w. bush, as he was at that point, would go back to be part of the invasion and attack on the home islands of japan. vj day was an incredibly joyous moment for them as millions of other americans. they were married for 73 years. it was one of the great marriages. had its ups and downs, as every marriage does. we talked about the loss of r robin in 1953. as you know, families that lose a child, sometimes it brings you closer and sometimes it creates rifts that are difficult to heal. with the bushes, they were strong for each other. president bush was, by his owned a mission, was very affected by watching robin be treated at memorial sloan kettering as it was then and would run out of the room. barbara used to say that robin must have thought he had the weakest bladder in america because he would hustle out. mrs. bush was strong during the treatment. after robin died on columbus day weekend of 1953, it was george bush's turn to be strong. and she always remembered how he would hold her sobbing in the watches of the night down in midland, texas, where they were living. they hadn't heard the w

george h.w. bush's service dog sully being recognized by the group that trained him. watch this. >> thank you! >> america's vet damages welcoming sully back to long island from july necessary his death last month. >> we felt a tremendous sense of pride, not only working with the president but the veterans and groups that we work with here in long island and across the country. >> dana: the good news is, sully will now start his training for his next job helping injured american service members recover at walter reed medical center in washington d.c. that's going to be a wrap for us. thank for joining us on "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. up next, you have shep smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in the east. hey, we'd like you to come to work still, but we can't pay you anything for it for now. that's what hundreds of thousands of government workers could hear if the white house and congress can't prevent a shut down. your private messages exposed. there's word that facebook shared a whole lot more of your personal info than they admitted. the white house preparing to pull all american troops out of syria where the u.s. has been

george h.w. bush. he was a navy pilot getting ready to fly off the aircraft carrier. >> we went to the briefing roonl. the mission was to attack a radio station on the island. >> on a spectacularly sunny day in june 2002, president bush returned to the place where he almost lost his life. a remote island 700 miles off the coast of japan. >> now, how do we thank all these people? >> very nice. thank you. i want to get a picture. >> it's a fly speck. about twice the size of central park. today it is a sleepy natural paradise with less than 2,000 residents. >> it's also home to countless relics of world war ii. this is all that remains of the main radio installation on the island. >> that will open it up. >> it was the key target of bush's bomber squadron. >> bush started his bombing run with the radio tower in his sights. >> the minute we started, angry black puffs of aircraft fire, and they were all over the place. and then i felt that we were hit, and i felt the plane kind of go forward like this. i tried to stay on my target, release the bombs and pull out here. i have the satisfaction of knowing that i completed my mission. >> his mission was complete, b

george's county has been ruled arson. officials say damage is estimated to be about a qrter of amillion. we're told the flames broke out just before 2:00 in the morning on rhode island avenu and college park. officials say the fire was put out qukly and no one was injured. one person is in custody. nearly a dozen bomb threats in our area believed t be part of a nationwide hoax. one threat was sent university of maryland yesterday along with schools and government buildings and businesses have been targeted from coast to coast. most locations received an e-mail saying a bomb was in the building. they warned the only way to prevent an explosion was to pay a ransomn bit coins. the w buildine evacuated. we spoke to workers directly hfected. >> werd a fire alarm go off in the ngbuilwe heard it was an emergency. everybody in the building started walking outside. after about ten minutes theops came and they cordod everything off and after that we heard it was a bob mueller threat. >> more now on the threat from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: this morning communities across the country are on edge following a wave of bomb threats that prompted schools, binesses and hospi

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rhode island regiment say fouse more recruiting african-american soldiers an has some notoriety of that. it was at the hands of delancey's end that christopher green met his end during the war. george washington reported this engagement summarizing, surprise near youton river by 60 horses and 200 feet by general de lancey. 4400 wound and missing. attempted to cut him off but he get away. many of the group's action though did not involve this level of -- of violence or excitement even. a typical raid was recounted of october 16, 1777 which reported last sunday colonel james delancey with 60 o his westchester light horse went from kings bring to the white plains where they took 44 barrels of flowers, near 100 black cattle and 300 fat sheep and hogs which was they were most prized for by the regular british army was bringing in these sorts of supplies. delancey himself described what he thought his units' effectiveness was. in his memorial to a royal commission that was set up at the owned the war to evaluate loyalist claims for come men sation of their losses an service during the war. this is april of 1783. that by means of their service, the enemy has been constantly kept at such a

george and cramer. since then jerry seinfeld has continued the ceer of a standup comedian that started 20-year-old just a from massapequa on new york's long islandays studying the surdities of our lives and translating them into comedy, perhaps better than anyone ever has. jerry's latest gig is a run of beginning next month at new york's famed beacon theater. he and i along with a raspy voice got on the beacon stage for an interview in our sunday . sitdow >> i don't like anything where people go woo. >> so this place has kind of become your home for standup in new york? >> yes. >> you've done the residency before. coming back to do it again. uh-huh. >> what brings you back here again and again? al it's that bas glove that just -- you can't beat it, you know? you have -- you have a few gloves in your life but there's that one that's just the perfect fit and the sound when the ball hits the glove and that's your glove. this house is my baseball glove. >> so wha dyou do to prepare for aesency different than one-off standup gigs? is there something you do differently? i don't really do anything different except that i just feel different and, you kn

george h.w. bush. he was a neighbory pilot, getting ready to fly. >> we were told what our mission would be. the mission was to attack a radio station on the islandon a spectacularly sunny day on june, 2002, president bush returned to the place where he almost lost his life. a remote island 700 miles off the coast of japan. >> now, how do we thank all these people? >> very nice. thank you. >> today is a sleepy, natural paradise with fewer than 2,000 residents. but it's also home to countless relics of world war ii. this is all that remains of the main radio installation on the island. it was the key target of bush's bomber squadron. bu started with with the radio tower in his sites. >> the minute we started, angry puffs of antiaircraft fire and they were all over the place. and then i felt that ewoo were hit and i felt the plane go forward like this and i tried to stay on my target, release the bombs and pull out here. so i have the satisfaction of knowing that i completed my mission. >> reporter: his mission was complete but bush and his plane were in serious trouble. >> we came downau these mountains. i can could tell i was hit. cockpit was beg

caller: george bush, he had a very good career. i was living in staten island at the time. i was caught up in pop culture, michael jordan. did not know much about politics. i started getting into politics when i went to college. some of his rhetoric could be a question but yet a very good career and a good life. he could bring it on to his family. i am sorry for his loss. 2010, president barack obama presented the medal of freedom to president george h.w. bush in a ceremony at the white house. here is a little bit from that ceremony where president george h.w. bush received the medal of freedom from president barack obama. [video] --from his time as a neck or as a decorated navy pilot to this time as president of the united states, president george herbert walker bush has served others. as president he upheld the american value of liberty during the time of renewal and promise. as a private citizen he has united americans in times of crisis, blending his tireless efforts to men and women whose lives have been upended by disaster. over the arc of his life, president bush ser

on an island called manhattan between new england and virginia will maybe reorient you. , toe we are at mount vernon me, the most enlightening book about washington is called the invention of george washington by a man named paul longmore. it goes into how he invented himself in this virginia planter culture. it really helps to give you that ,ense of what he was up against and yet, what he achieved. i will just say when i learned that paul longmore, i think he had polio, if he typed this entire book with a pencil and a smith corona or something like that. then my admiration for him was through the roof. ron sure now's book about washington was really strong. henry david thoreau's walden. a great essay the row wrote eau wrote called walking, that we have to be caretakers of the years, this potomac river used to be a cesspool until people like william douglas started working to clean up the potomac. now when you come to the grounds at mount vernon, the conservation effort is so remarkable. u's notion that you have got to love your place, make sure we have clean air and water, make sure you are not raising kids in toxic environments, there is an environmental justice movement going