bush, george w. bush, credits billy graham but that is because billy graham is known and the other fellow is not. brian: in 2011, george bush talked about sustaining -- being sustained by his faith. [video clip] >> i was sustained by my faith during my presidency. i did pray a lot. i saw god's wonders on many occasions when i was president. i talk about the rainbow in bucharest, romania. i gave a speech. right before i got on stage, someone pointed out a balcony. a rainbow appears behind the balcony. people can ascribe anything they want to it but i say it is a message that said freedom is beautiful and universal. everyone desires to live a free life. brian: what are you thinking as you listen to that? jean edward: that is exactly right. bush received his marching instructions,he thought, from god. brian: what if he is right? jean edward: i don't think he is. do you? the domestic excesses and the attack on iraq -- it cannot be argued that that was correct. brian: i want to complete the comparison with eis

bush in both of his autobiographies, george w. bush, credits billy graham but i think that's because billy graham is known and the other fellow is not. >> in 2011 george bush talked about being sustained by his faith. let's just watch a little bit of this. >> i was sustained by my faith during my presidency. and i did pray a lot. and i saw god's wonders in many occasion when i was president. i tell the story about the rainbow. i gave a speech, right before i got on the stage, someone pointed out this balcony that was lit. it was the place where the tyrant had given his last speech. this rain storm, a rainbow appears. entered right behind the balcony. people can describe anything they want. i described it as a message that said freedom is beautiful and universal and everybody desires to live a free life. >> what are you thinking as you listen to that? >> i thought that's exactly right. i thought that bush received his marching instructions, he thought, from god. >> what if he's right? >> i don't think he was. do you? >> my question is h

we will hear from president obama, he and former president george w. bushill meet with the families of the officers killed last week in dallas. this is a look inside the symphony center. police officers are in dallas from bay area to show their support. we are in dallas. all the president has arrived in dallas. he is at the symphony center and invited ted cruz on air force one among many dignitaries paying respects to the five slain officers who many are calling "heroes," and friends. at this vigil on monday, in dallas, strength. >> i challenge anyone who comes here who thinks they are going to tear us apart. families, we are here. >> and sorrow. >> they were loved and respects not because of what they did but because of who they were. all the five? s murdered by a sniper on self professioned mission to kill white police left the nation stunned. we learned that the killer, micah johnson used this gun. prescribe, the vice president, and their wives, along with former president george w. bush, joins city officials and law enforcement from around the world. th

brian: here is george w. bush when he was not in office in 1991. an interview done in texas. ideo clip] leaguers whominor view themselves as major leaders who attacked george bush in a personal way. >> do those things hurt? >> not anymore. i don't even read the guy anymore. when you read your father being called a lapdog by a person of small, ite, large or bothers you. brian: what is your reaction when you see that? jean edward: that is george bush in 1991. he ran for governor in 1994. he was head of the texas rangers at that time. it is george bush. brian: what do you see their? -- there? jean edward: spontaneity and a lack of sustained judgment or intellectual insight. brian: have you ever met him? jean edward: no, dick cheney who i interviewed a number of times that of an interview for me with george bush out in dallas. out, ifore i was to go got a telephone call from one of his aides saying that the president did not want to see you and he decided not to see you because you wrote a book that was critical of his father. it was true. book thatublished a was critical of georg

a dallas vigil for five slain officers last night as president obama and former president george w. bush former president george w. bush is set to speak at a memorial service in that state today. lea: thoughts and prayers of them and their families at good morning, nicole. i am chaffetz and for lauren simonetti. -- transport in for lauren simonetti. whether she lied to congress a better e-mail servers. nicole: record high for the s&p 500. june 2016 highest yesterday as well. stock market futures this morning all of paris. dow futures up 83, s&p futures that time. lea: what we see in the nikkei, 2.5% continues to side on the thought of further stimulus in the shanghai composite index up 1.8%. tesla's back in the news of the securities and exchange commission is investigating whether tesla broke the law by not disclosing a fatal crash. we'll have those details. >> in sports, the raw power gives him a record win in the home run derby. an nba superstar retires after 19 seasons at the san antonio spurs. >> 530 in the new york good welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets, t

president george w. bush will be meeting all of the aforementioned here at the interfaith service, george w. bush's wife laura, live 20 minutes from where we sit in downtown dallas. both presidents are expected to speak. in addition to the two presidents, republican texas senator, john cornyn, i spent sometime spokei took sometime tk to him. he wanted to drop off a flag, a flag that he had flown a top the u.s. capitol a few days ago. i asked him what we wanted to hear, what he wanted to hear from president obama. >> we're all here to say is that the state of texas and our nation is united in our desire to not only have the difficult conversations we need to have with regard to race, but also, how really our support for the men and women in law enforcement is nonnegotiable item. >> senator cornyn, arriving with congressman james brown, from the houston area, who is standing next to him there. i'm also in attendance today, officers representing police departments from all over the country, including big cities

gary wills said that in electing george w. bush have more in common with al qaeda than they do with america. >> there is a very different brand in donald trump and george w. bush. you can't just link them together because they're both strong willed people. one is much more frightening. >> everybody was scared of reagan until he died and then it was like reagan, he was the right kind of republican. now you're telling me george w. bush, you know, he wasn't scary. oh my god, you live on the upper -- i live on the upper west side. i would go to my starbucks every morning and there was hitler paraphernalia with george w. bush, i swear to god, dressed as adolph hitler. >> i was only to in 2004. [ laughter ]. >> what i do remember is obviously -- >> you get my bigger point? >> yes. the elites like myself -- but there wasn't this rancor, this fear, this oh my god. >> was there? >> there was. >> i think donnie in this case is more wrong than right. [ laughter ]. >> that was the most delicate -- >> he does that all the time, mark. >> jane, y

things like george w. bush on iraq. they did not stop getting president's daily brief reports but they kept reading it. in georg george w. bush's case s when you start to get more intelligence reports. he invited them in more often to tell him more bad news. that's probably a good thing, ensuring that intelligence train keeps on running. >> can you hear me? when winston churchill and parke broke the enigma code, given how close torture was to roosevelt, did you know they've done it and did they for intelligence during world war ii that was helpful to the united states or not? >> i don't know because i didn't investigate the british relationship with the is the under the analyst did not have access the united states signals intercept. that's the committee geisha for intercept. that were developed during the truman administration that have that the intelligence analysts writing for the price into the fold of this information. that has continued from this day forward. the relationship with the british over all, however, doe

george w. bush administration. we carries respect up there, and republicans have been saying we will trust his decision. he's going to have to go to congress and explain himself in the committee hearing and what not, but then this week, of course, throw a wrench into that, and her saying leave it to the professionals is a way of trying to preserve some sense of a political decision making. >> the agony is heading toward a happy conclusion with the bengahzi committee releasing a report with no real bombshells. depositions in a parallel lawsuit held, and nothing damaging came out of that. the justice department is heading toward a happy conclusion for mrs. clinton. now, of course, it's hard to make a clean break. that's a problem. >> john: and doesn't it, molly, bring up the issue in the campaign of choices. hillary clinton versus donald trump. pluses and minuses for both. one pole shows his numbers are better than hillary clinton. that's a weakness for her campaign. >> it absolutely is. i talked to h

former president george w. bush and president obama will be speaking shortly at a memorial service for the five slain police officers. we have just learned that aboard air force one on route to dallas, the president placed telephone calls to family members of alton sterling and philandoe castile, to offer his condolences on behalf of the loved ones. those were the two african americans killed by police officers. the president just called their families. let's take a quick break. the memorial service will begin shortly. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have mo

it did not with george w. bush. that's why you saw this awkward situation, we saw the clip of it, between john mccain trying to be polite, but really hoping that the sitting president would not get into this. >> thanks for the time. >> pleasure as always. >>> what turned out to be the busiest day in political news we've seen in a long time. stay with us. try aveeno® sheer hydration. its active naturals® oat formula... ...goes on feather light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking and soft. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >> hillary clinton brought the president to north carolina for a raucous rally today. and then just a couple hours later, her republican rival donald trump showed up in the same state. that's no coincidence. why each candidate thinks they can swing the swing state their way. it's coming up next. >> all right, so think back to just a few weeks ago. remember the headlines? president obama was ready to come off the sidelines. his first rally with hillary clinton was put on the sched

president obama and former president george w. bush will speak later today. tensions remain high at your thousands in streets across the country. resentfully shootings in louisiana and minnesota. on the campaign trail, the vp speculation heats up. later today he will hold a rally with mike pence. yesterday's event with chris christie, trump ramped up his attack on hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton erased within 30,000 e-mails as part of a cover-up. the fact she got away with all of this could be her single most impressive accomplishment. to me it is. sandra: clinton facing new scrutiny of her private e-mail server. house republicans want a new investigation looking into whether clinton perjured herself when testifying on capitol hill. the head of the head of attorney general bavetta lynch appearance today. britain's rally in new hampshire with bernie sanders. jordan spieth, the latest athletes applauded the lead next. the top four golfers in the world are not playing in the game. expect to pay more for your morning cup of joe. starbucks raising prices on so

president george w. bush will be speaking along with dallas police chief david brown. and again, of course, the president will speak. joining me right now as we watch this unfold there, you can see they're singing the national anthem. we have ellis henican and republican strategist mark turano. it was such a tragic night as we were watching this news unfold in dallas last week, and there's an opportunity i think, mark, here as we talk about the need and the importance to unify as a country, to the use this example -- to use this example of dallas to really be that unifier. what do you expect to hear from ted cruz, from president obama who are both there today, george w. bush? >> i expect to hear a lot of discussion about sort of our loftier goals and purpose as americans. and really the role that the police play in our day-to-day lives, trish. you know, this is a very, very meaningful moment. i think it's very impressive that we do have a showing of sort of across the board. politics, i hope, is going to be c

former president george w. bush will also join president obama in speaking at today's interfaith ceremony. funerals for the five officers killed this week begin today and they go go throughout the weekend. last night hundreds attended a vigil here where the police chief spoke to the families of the fallen. >> we are now your surrogate family members. we're your brothers and your sisters. when you need us, you call. because we will not only be loving you today, we will be loving you always. >> meantime right now on capitol hill attorney general loretta lynch is set to appear before the house judiciary committee. the planned focal point is recent terror attacks in orlando and san bernardino, but lawmakers are also expected to questions lynch over that impromptu meeting with former president bill clinton in relation to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >>> speaking of hillary clinton, we will soon witness a long awaited turning point in the presidential race, clinton is finally getting the endorsement of bernie

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and he will actually be speaking here in between president george w. bush and president obama. expected to offer poignant words. andrea, i should say the image of president obama and george w. bush, that's expected to be an incredible moment as well, two have those two presidents here, when there is so much at stake in this country. >> indeed. thank you vech, gabry much. >>> loretta lynch has been testifying about the e-mail investigation. >>> you are in charge of the department of justice. the buck stops with you. why did you defer director comey, when the responsibility is yours? >> thank you, congressman for the question. let me be clear that my decision was to accept the recommendation of the team of agents and investigators who worked on this, and these are the career attorneys as well as dedicated investigators, including the fbi director, who worked on this matter for over a year. >> joining me now is nbc's capitol hill correspondent, kelly o'donnell. the attorney general, of course, the controversial airport encounter, which has been highly controversial and criticized o

. >>> president obama and george w. bushrging the nation to unite after last week's deadly shooting by police and then the attack on them in dallas. >>> hillary clinton finally endorsed by bernie sanders, as donald trump narrows his v.p. search, new developments in the race for president. good morning, william to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm miguel marquez. great to see you. breaking news from overnight, louisiana police said they have foiled a plot to kill police just days after officers shot alton sterling, three men have been arrested. of the officials say they stole guns and intending to shoot police officers. authorities say one suspect is still at large. that is not the only threat facing police there. boris sanchez is in baton rouge with more. >> reporter: miguel and alison, officials tell us they have ever reason to believe there is a fourth and maybe even more suspects to harm officers in baton rouge. this all started late friday night into saturday morning after aofficials tell us there was a burglary at

president george w. bush will speak at a memorial for the fallen dallas officers mean while officers are video. the gunman micah johnson was planning a larger scale attack. so far there's no evidence so suggesting johnson had a grudge specifically against dallas police. the department is known as one of the most progressive in the country when it comes to getting rid of bad cops and improving community relations. >> and today, police in atlanta will begin enforcing 11 p.m. close are time for all city parks and the move is part of effort to deter protests. and it comes after a fifth straight day of protests against police brutality across the city. last night protesters staged non violent sit in outside the governor mansion in buckhead that protest ended around 12:30 this morning. this morning here in d.c. a neighborhood is on edge after one of its neighbors was gunned down in the bloomingdale community over the week. >> melanie alnwick is live there now. melanie, a lot of neighbors there tell us crime sont ri

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former president george w. bush will also speak at that service.ormer first lady laura bush and vice president joe biden will be in attendance. the dallas police department will get a major helping hand from neighboring arlington p.d. which is working in conjunction with the secret service. dallas police chief david brown said the department is fatigued after the last few days and doesn't want something to go wrong during the visit. this as hundreds gather to hold a candle light vigil in dallas to honor the victims. nbc's sarah lazar yo is in dallas with the latest this morning. >> betty, president obama cut his europe trip short to come here to dallas and today he's faced with yet another daunting task of talking to the nation after another senseless act of violence. with the city still heartbroken and many on edge support for dallas police keeps pouring in. >> brent thompson was my friend, and i loved him. >> reporter: hundreds paying respects to the five officers killed and nine others injured. those in uniform putting their lives on the line to

president obama and george w. bushomorrow. >> preparations underway in cleveland. the side of the republican national convention one week away. rules will be set double determined whether the never trump forces have a chance of preventing donald trump from receiving the nomination. after casting a policy speech on friday the dallas police officers, donald trump is set to return to the campaign trail with the rally in hampton, virginia. senator jeff sessions, policy advisor and running mate weighing in on gop senators last week saying americans need but trump has to offer. >> the strength that they know that needs to be shown in washington to break the cycle that we were on, to turn the economy around, to help poor people get their wages instead of declining wages, which is what we are seeing and that is what this election is about. nicole: fox business love live continuing coverage of republican national convention next week in the democratic national convention the following week on july 25th. >> bernie sanders to app

george w. bush sat alongside president obama. uss that is andy hart who served as president bush's chief of staff and i'm so glad to have you all. i thought it was a really special moment that we witnessed, many of us, hopefully most people in the country did live today. andy, we heard a lot from president obama's speech. former president george w. bush made a rare public appearance and his remarks were interesting as well. let's listen. >> to renew our unity, we only need to remember our values. we have never been held together by blood or background. we are bound by things of the spirit, by shared commitments to common ideals. at our best we practice empathy, imagining ourselves in the lives and circumstances of others. this is the bridge across our nation's deepest divisions. >> what are your thoughts on president bush's words today? why was it so important for him to attend and speak out? >> first of all, i was really pleased that president bush and president obama got together to speak not only to the people of dallas and to

president obama and former president george w. busher today in dallas at a memorial for five officers killed in last week's attack as the gunman's parents speak out for the first time. >> i don't know what to say to anybody to make anything better. i didn't see it coming. >> this morning, how they say their son's personality dramatically changed when he left the military. >>> neck and neck. drum close donald trump closed to just within three points in the polls. trump saying he's down to four

but the president's like lyndon johnson and vietnam they did not want to see lake george to be bush won -- like george w. bush and in his case he decided to get more intelligence reports and then invited them in more often. that is probably a good thing that is how it keeps running. >> when they broke the enigma code did they know how they had done that? >> i don't know either invest with the british relationship but they didn't add access to the communications developed over the administration right team for the president's that has continued this day forward with the relationship of the british overall does have a role because the president's daily brief does create information to the in analysis so there is no reason that couldn't zippier in a report -- appear in the report. >> with the republican and democratic nominees. >> this goes back quite a ways it begins with harry truman and to know about the manhattan project so in 1952 he offered to both candidates the president's daily brief. it was just intelligence briefing at that point so that didn't even exist yet so all presidential candidates are o

. >>> president george w. bush is going to join president obama in texas today. >>. >> reporter: president obama cut his trip to europe short to come here to dallas. today he is faced with the grueling task of speaking to the nation yet again after another senseless act of violence. he arrived in washington, d.c. late last night, turned right back around coming here to dallas expected to get to love field just after noon and will be coming here to the center where the interfaith memorial service is expected to take place. last night thousands came out paying tribute. many leaving cards, flowers outside the police headquarters here and putting them on patrol units. that tribute blocks away from where the shooter carried out his shooting spree. he was killed by a police-detonated bomb. today with the president coming here the focus is shifting to healing and burial of those five officers along with the president former president george w. bush is expected to speak here today. he will be joined with his wife laura and

he will be joined by former president george w. bush. jummy: now to the latest in that ambush in dallas. the city expected to look more united tonight as the police department hosts the candlelight vigil for the five officers gunned down last week during the black lives matter protest. dallas planning a bigger attack, ballooned his plans up after the police killings of two black men. >> based on evidence of bomb making materials and a journal that the suspect had been practicing explosive definitions, and that the materials were such that it was large enough to have devastating effect throughout our city. jummy: johnson was killed by a bomb. president obama is expected to speak at the memorial service for fallen officers. he will also be joined by former president george w. bush and vice president joe biden. there was a lot emotion here at home in northern virginia. people once again demanding justice after a mentally ill inmate died in police custody more than a year ago. suzanne kennedy is in fairfax that story. suzanne: here in the 40

. >>> president obama and george w. bush urging the nation to unite after last week's deadly shooting by police. and then the attack on them in dallas. >>> hillary clinton finally endorsed by bernie sanders, as donald trump narrows his vp search. new development information the race for president. >>> good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm mig weuel marquez. >> good morning, i'm alison kosik. it's 5:00 a.m. in the eastern. overnight, authorities in baton rouge say they foiled a plot to attack police. this safer the death of alton sterling. three men have been arrested, men who place say stole guns intending to shoot police officers. authorities say one suspect is still at large. and that's not the only threat facing police there. cnn's boris sanchez is in baton rouge with the latest. >> reporter: miguel and alison, officials tell us they have ever reason to believe there is potentially a fourth and maybe more suspects involved in this plot to harm police officers in baton rouge. this all started late friday night into s

she previously served as assistant to george w. bush and chief of staff to first lady laura bush from 2005 to 2009, directing the staff's work on a wide variety of demestic and global initiatives in which mrs. bush was involved. her white house service spans two decades and three administrations, including as director of white house personnel under ronald reagan and george w. bush. ms. mcbride is a frequent speaker and commentator on the istory of presidential administrations. she is assistant and chief of staff to first lady michelle obama. she also serve is as the executive director for the counsel on women and girls. she is the recipient of many awards, including the leadership award from the women's bar association of illinois, the women of achievement award from the anti-defamation league and chicago lawyers person of the year. and many lan revere is the executive director of the georgetown institute for women, peace, and security. she served as the first u.s. ambassador for global women's issues, a position to which she was domina

>> george w. bushg out of retirement to raise money for republican senators worried trump will cost them their seats. >> it's george w. bush to the rescue. can he clean up trump's mess? >> seth: that's right. they're calling in george w. bush to clean up trump's mess. [ laughter ] that's like calling in justin bieber to cover a pitbull song. [ laughter ] and if the george w. bush rescue strategy somehow doesn't work out, republicans have a backup plan. some are quietly floating the idea of trying to lure trump out of the race altogether. as one former trump adviser told politico last week, quote, "i bet if someone offered him $150 million to drop out, he would." and another former trump adviser asked whether trump would drop out for that amount of money said, quote, "yeah, probably." [ laughter ] i'm guessing yeah, probably is the go-to answer for many former trump advisers. would he nuke north korea if kim jong un made fun of his tiny hands? yeah, probably. [ laughter ] although, as a side note, i wou

first george w. bush and president obama speaking earlier at a memorial for the slain police officers. >> when anyone, no matter how good their intentions may be paint all police as biased or bigots, we undermine those officers we depend on for our safety. as for those who use rhetoric suggesting harm to police, even if they don't act on it themselves, they not only make the jobs of police officers even more dangerous, but they do a disservice to the very cause of justice they claim to promote. charles: president obama along with hundreds of others paid tribute to hundreds of police officers. among the speakers were dallas mayor mike rawling. in a rare public appearance, george w. bush who was also the former governor of texas. >> your loved one's time with you is too short. they did not get a chance to properly say good-bye. but they went where duty called. they defended us, even to the end. charles: did this memorial do anything to unite the country and did the president's speech help bridge the divide?

george w. bushfor example, jeb bush for example, marco rubio, for example. trump has to unite the party. every nominee every convention , has to do it. the ones that don't, lose. fernando: maybe you can put this in context. both mr. trump and mrs. clinton share perhaps not beneficial similarity, which is they have huge negatives. majority of americans don't like them, essentially if you still believe the polls. do you think it actually matters if one is at 56 and the other is at 54? or is it at the end of the day just a wash? carl: let's be fair to them for a minute. i know they are easy to pick on , and i've done some it myself. ,but we are in polarized political times. whoever the other party's nominee, their negatives are going to shoot up. that's just the way things are. we've been told obama was the most polarized president in history. george w. bush was the most polarizing president in history -- bill clinton -- well, those are people with strong personalities, but what did they do that was so

detainees transferred out of guantanamo to 532, weretries, some transferred by the administration of george w. bush. under president obama, a total of 159 detainees have been transferred. today, 79 remain. president bush acted to whittle the detainee population because he understood that, and i quote, "the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and a distraction for our allies." president obama has continued detainee transfers for many of the same reasons. of the 79 detainees detained at guantanamo today, 29 are currently approved for transfer. detainees have been designated as approved for transfer during this administration for one of two rigorous interagency processes. first, soon after taking office, theident obama ordered first-ever comprehensive interagency review of all the 242 detainees than in u.s. custody. the000 nine and 2010, guantanamo review task force, sometimes also called the executive order task force, as was comprised of more than 60 national security professionals from across the government, assembled all reasonably available information relevant to dete

i think both of them, president george w. bush and president obama, the first lady and former first lady holding hands, this picture will stay with so many as well, the ending where all of these politicians hold hands and pray and sang together for a united united states of america which is not divided by hate and fear. brent: our washington correspondent on the story this evening. thank you very much. we will stay in the u.s. where the presidential hope, bernie sanders, has endorsed his former rival for the democratic nomination, hillary clinton. despite a full-blooded campaign against clinton, anders says he wants to keep republican donald trump out of the white house. mr. sanders: i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsing hillary clinton. [applause] and why she must become our next president. this campaign is not really about hillary clinton or donald trump or bernie sanders for any other candidate who sought the presidency. this campaign is about the needs of the american people. brent: that was

president obama along with former president, george w. bush will be speaking and they describe the fallen as friends and heroes. ♪ ♪ at this vigil monday night in dallas, strength -- >> i challenge anyone that comes here and thinks they will tear us apart. family, we are here. >> and sorrow. >> they were loved and respected by so many not just because of what they did but who they were. >> five officers killed by a sniper on a self mission to kill police. micah johnson used this gun and johnson's father speaking out in an interview with the blaze. >> i love my son with all my heart and hate what he did. >> president obama and his wife along with george w. bush, the president will honor the sacrifice of the officers and meet privately with their families. detectives are still pouring over hours of body cam video, they believe the gunman was planning a much larger attack involving explosives. >> one bomb tech called me to describe how concerned he was because of such a large stockpiles of weapons he had. >> but it's more about the triumph good o

president obama, vice president biden and former president george w. bush came memorial to remember five police officers killed there. we have a report. reporter: president obama joined dignitaries and law enforcement at an interfaith service to honor five fallen officers gunned down in dallas. president obama: we are here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of the five fellow americans to grieve with their loved ones. reporter: the president with vice president biden, former president george w. bush and their wives paying respects. >> we have lost so much. we are grief-stricken, heartbroken and forever grateful. reporter: the city of dallas rocked to the core following the assassination of police officers working to protect and service in a peaceful black lives matter protest. police learned the gunman micah johnson used a high-power rifle in a one man mission to kill officers. sniper attack as a hate crime. president obama: act ofdimented violence but rail rail -- racial hatred. reporter: the site is a crime scene. authorities believe johnson, an natio

. >>> former president george w. bush and laura bush will be at the memorial service, joe biden is also attending. >>> the top prosecutor in baton rouge louisiana is deciding whether to pursue charges against some of the nearly 200 demonstrators arrested in weekend protest. they've been spoking out against last week's fatal police shooting sterling, officers pin and shot sterling several times during a scuffle. protesters were rallying on behalf of philando castile, he was the black man fatally shot by police in saint paul minnesota last week. >>> taking a look at the race for the white house, it is official, bernie sanders has just endorsed hillary clinton during a joint appearance sanders told a crowd in new hampshire that the former secretary of state gives the democrats the best chance to hold on to the white house. the plea for party unity follows 14 months of clashes between the two candidates. >>> metro's big track prepare plan is in phase four which impacts drivers in virginia. we're at the city station with a loo

george w. bush will also speak at the service. laura bush and joe bide listen also be in attendancattendance. the dallas police department will get a helping hand from arlington pd working in conjunction with the service. chief brown says he doesn't want something to go wrong during the visit. they plan to hold a candle light vigil to honor the victims. how is this visit shaping up? >> reporter: well, good morning to you as well. lots of people heartbroken over here. they are waiting for the president to arrive. he cut his trip short to come here to dallas. he is faced with the daunting task after another senseless act of violence. with a city still heartbroken support keeps pouring in. >> brent thompson was my fraentd i loved him. >> nine others injured. those in june form putting their lives on the line to protect others. this tribute blocks away from where micah xavier johnson carried out his attacks and h e hatred for cops. now focusing on laying their own to rest while investigators sift through 170 hours of body cam video an

they were remembered yesterday at an emotional memorial service with president obama and george w. bush among the speakers. don champion is in dallas this morning. good morning don. >> reporter: yes, he chal ledged americans to create change. as funerals for three of the five dallas officers ambushed began today president obama will meet with law enforcement and civil rights leaders to discuss ways to repair the bonds of trust. tuesday during a public memorial service the president applauded the fallen officers for their bravery and sacrifice. >> these men and their families shared a commitment to something larger than themselves. >> reporter: the president then addressed fears gripping a nation caught in a bitter debate over policing over the killings of two black men. he made a plea for common ground. >> surely we should be able to hear the pain of alton sterling's family just as we should hear the students describe afiction for philando castile. >> people showed up in a show of solidari solidarity. >> i feel the community has grown much stronger. >> we have a lot of work do but it's

george w. bush was shrouded in controversy with 20% approval ratings.d not campaign for mccain. bill clinton did not campaign because of the impeachment scandal. 1988 wheno go back to you see ronald reagan campaign for george bush to see a popular president campaign. laura: how much is not going to help her as the public has qualms that have been fed into by the fbi director? anthony: he will be the character witness. he will stand up and say we were adversaries, she worked by my side, i trusted her, she is reliable. barack obama will broaden the appeal to minorities. he will also broaden appeal to vote, and the populist left-wing of the democratic party -- where hillary clinton has struggled. he can rally the base around hillary clinton and get these demographics on her side. he could be a big help. other news from around the world, a court in belgium handed out sentences of up to 16-years to jihadists linked to the attacks in paris and brussels. the 4 men were arrested in january of 2015. the men have been in contact with islamic state militants in sy

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. >>> in dallas president obama and former president george w. bush came together to honor the police officers killed in an ambush. >> there are roughly 2500 people in attendance at this service will after days of anger and anguish and tears, the mood was somber, but up lifting. president obama is joining a host of dignitaries and law enforcement at an inter faith service to honor the five fallen officers gunned down in dallas and to commend the city and the police for efforts to unify the community. >> the murder rate here has fallen and complaints of excessive force have been cut by 64%. the dallas police department has been doing it the right way. >> the president along with the vice president biden and former president george w. bush and their wives paying respects. >> today the nation grieves, but those who love dallas and call it home have had five deaths in the family. >> the city of dallas rocked to the core following the assassination of police officers working to protect and serve during a peaceful black lives matter protest. abc news learni