george gilmore was a slave for james madison. he was born in 1810, according to the family's oral tradition. what happened to george after dolly madison had to sell montpelier, we're not sure. the slaves were broken into three distinct groups at that time. one was sold with the plantation to henry moncure. one group oz slaves was sold outright to other owners all over, and one group of slaves accompanied dolly to washington where she had moved. we believe that george gilmore was among the slaves that were sold with montpelier and stayed on the property after its sale. the next time george gilmore appears in the historical record is in 1870 when he shows up in the united states federal census living right here and on this property. however, we know that this cabin had not been built yet. we know that these trees that made up the cabin weren't cut down until 1873. it's pretty likely that george didn't build this cab uniltill late 1773 or early 1874. we know that through the study of logs, if you look right here, you can actually se

george h. w. bush grew up with a sense of loyalty and duty part of his legacy as the example he set in life. and the movement in which volunteers become points of light by helping people in ways government doesn't. for a world long on edge with fear of war between the super powers managing the peaceful end of the cold war may be his most notable achievement. now president george hw bush a man and his mission. >> i don't think you will ever find a more thoughtful or consider rat person than george bush. >> president bush is probably the most complete person i have ever met. >> if you look at his history, he was a member of congress. >> he is smart. he's humble. >> he was chairman of his party. he was bams dorr to the u.n. >> he is funny. he is spontaneous. >> he was second representative to china before we had an embassy. then he came back and he was director of central intelligence. >> i remember when we first started the campaign for president in 1979 george had his speech he would give about the

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. >>> george w. bush gets some laughs? >> what would george do? >>> and mike bloomberg starts a soda war. all that, right now, on "this week." >>> hello again. just about five months before election day, that jobs report on friday was a gut-check for president obama. it reminded all of us what this campaign is really about and just about guaranteed the race will be a nail-biter all the way. the latest polls show a dead-even contest, the country on edge and divided as ever. not thrilled with president obama's leadership. not sure governor romney has any better answers. here to make the case for their candidates this morning, eric fehrnstrom and stephanie cutter. delay join our regulars, george will and paul krugman. stephanie, let's get to the economy. let me begin with you. right after that jobs report came out on friday, governor romney respond. he said, the president is responsible for r the fact that this recession has gone on for so long and hurting so many people, your response? >> the president said it best on friday we're still in a recover

they returned they put george to bed and leave. >> it is 8:45 on the morning of july 5th, 2005, and george smith is missing. his bride was found passed out in one of the ship's corridors and returned to her room by staff around 5:00 a.m. says she has no idea where her new husband is. >> they said he was missing and i said -- i asked them, what are you doing about it? they said we are conducting a search right now. i went up to the 9th flar to see what was going on with the search. you know what i saw? no sign of a search. josh and the russian boy are hearded into the shapes lobby. explain how they took george back to the room and she hasnwa there. >> the boys had no chance to take care of themselves. >> tell me what's about to happen. >> they say they found blood on the canopy outside of the room. >> one of the russian boy's reaction. >> this is the first time rusty hears there is blood on the awning. >> yes. >> why? >> look at his reaction. >> george smith brother more reason or sister brie believe this fellow rusty or russian friends have anything to do with his >> back live with breanne

charles schulz -- george and charlotte shultz. this afternoon, we are doing something that, frankly, should have been done a long time ago. in this city, when the concept of a memorial for veterans what spurs done, they said it would be right here. of course, we have finally, after many, many tries, got this right. in 1936, the construction produced it, and then there was six or seven additional times from the original time, and it does not to work, but finally, about two or three years ago, we got it right. the board of trustees decided in their wisdom to say thank-you to two incredible san franciscans in making the horseshoe circle named in their honor. all of you have come for this occasion. the man who presides over this city, for purposes of everything, is, of course, the mayor. directly across the street is where he journeys from on this occasion. ladies and gentlemen, let me present to you, the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, would just celebrated his 60th birthday, mayor ed lee. mayor lee: thank you, and the

to president george h.w.h and barbara and members of the bush family, it is a great privilege to have you here today and to president and mrs. bush, welcome back to the house that you called home for eight years. the white house is many things at once. it is a working office. it is a living museum. it is an enduring symbol of our democracy. at the end of the day, when the visitors go home and the lights go down, a few of us are blessed with the tremendous honor to actually live here. i think it is fair to say that every president is acutely aware that we're just temporary press -- temporary residence. we're renters. we are charged with the upkeep. but we also leave a piece of ourselves in this place. today, with the unveiling of the portrait of the president, they will take their place alongside the men and women who built this country and those who worked to perfect it. it has been said that no one can truly interested and would dislike being president will they sit behind that desk and feel the weight and r

this isn't a social issue election, george.is going to be about the president's handling of the economy. it's a referendum on his performance. >> good luck with that? >> good luck with that. if it's not social issue election, then why did mitt romney spend the last year campaigning on social issues? these are positions that he's taken, whether given bosses control whether female e employees can get contraception. or, telling the american people that he'll get back to them on what he supports the economic issue. so, we agree the economy is the number one issue. women want to see two candidates compete on their visions for the economy which is what i was getting at before. >> how much do these issues matter in. >> i think that for getting rid of planned parenthood, i think women don't like that intrusion. what mitt romney is really saying that he's going to do, use government to intrude on their lives. i think they resent that. one of the reasons that the gender gap blew up so much in the primaries. >> a year ago, mitt romney wen

they returned they put george to bed and leave. >> it is 8:45 on the morning of july 5th, 2005, and georgessing. his bride was found passed out in one of the ship's corridors and returned to her room by staff around 5:00 a.m. says she has no idea where her new husband is. >> they said he was missing and i said -- i asked them, what are you doing about it? they said we are conducting a search right now. i went up to the 9th flar to see what was going on with the search. you know what i saw? no sign of a search. josh and the russian boy are hearded into the shapes lobby. explain how they took george back to the room and she hasnwa there. >> the boys had no chance to take care of themselves. >> tell me what's about to happen. >> they say they found blood on the canopy outside of the room. >> one of the russian boy's reaction. >> this is the first time rusty hears there is blood on the awning. >> yes. >> why? >> look at his reaction. >> george smith brother more reason or sister brie believe this fellow rusty or russian friends have anything to do with his disappearance. 1200 calories a day. c

it is very appropriate to name a facility after george and charlotte. san francisco is home for many important people, but none made as great a contribution to our country as george shultz. charlotte has given great service to our city and our state. i believe all year extend a great thanks to them for their great services to our country, to california, and to san francisco. i would like to complement our city for recognizing at them in this manner -- i would like to compliment our city for recognizing the - manner. thank you very much. [applause] that of mayor -- >> mayor lee, the time has come. join me and proceed to do the dedication of horseshoe drive, which has been dedicated by the opera house board in honor of george and charlotte schulz. mayor lee: it is my pleasure joining all of you to announce this dedication on behalf of our city, on behalf of the war memorial, dedicating this carriageway to be charlotte and george shultz way of san francisco. [applause] horseshoe drive. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary george shultz and chi

charles and prince george's, that's southern prince george's until 5:15 and then fairfax county until 5:15 and tornado warning in effect for charles and prince george's county that until 4:45 and then the flash flooding warning. up around damascus and frederick and portions of montgomery county, that's the area we've seen flash flooding but now in effect for frederick, howard and montgomery counties until 6:15 and fauquier and prince william county and that entire area until 9:00 tonight. extremely busy night here in storm center 4 and extremely busy night for all of you out there. we want to make sure you're staying ahead of this storm. but you can always go to our website to see the latest updates and see the latest advisories, the warnings, the watches. go to our website, nbcwashington.com and click on the weather tab and the latest for you right there. we also want to see your pictures. send your pictures in. if you have pictures of some of that severe weather, send them to nbcwashington.com and also send them to weather@nbcwashington.com. we'll go back to pat and wendy in the stu

>> prince george's county tornado warping until 6:00. anne arundel county, maryland, also tornado warning until 6:00 p.m. also howard county now, maryland, tornado warning until 6:00 p.m. so anne arundel, howard, prince george's, 6:00 p.m. >> is fairfax and prince william, are they still going until 5:30? >> no, those have all been canceled. we only have three remaining. >> prince george's, anne arundel, and howard until 6:00. not too surprising that the storm wouldn't get through prince george's county that fast. this is getting a little more serious now around woodmoor and lanham. you need to take cover. bowie, take cover as well. this storm is going to move off to the north and to the east and is going to cross 193. so bowie, lanham, eventually we talked about up toward 32, sykesville. here are some of the neighborhoods. ardmore 5:27, ardwick park at 5:28, sherri grief at 5:29. this is serious. this is probably the worst we've seen so far in terms of potential for a tornado. so again, basement, interior room, away from windows. lanham

washington's parlor in you also say that george washington and george mason were friends had a falling out and there was a time when george washington sent a letter to george mason, unhappy he didn't fight in the revolutionary war. >> well, during the war, mason was a -- had some health issues over the years and also he just didn't like to leave home. he was a -- >> how many slaves did he have? >> a couple hundred. hes and a rich man. >> how many did george washington have? >> over a hundred. >> what did they do with the slaves in their lives. >> also a rich man. george mason held his slaves, he didn't do anything with them beyond working them. george washington, and there are some good treatments of this by other writers, through the revolution, through his time leading the government, developed a conscience about slavery which there's no indication he had when he started out as a virginia gentleman, and in his will he directed that his slaves be freed upon the death of his wife. he couldn't do it directly, he felt, because the washington slaves and the custis slaves intermarried and

yep... ♪ >>darya: george's up again. we want to take a look at the hot spots. >>george: u.s.hings as still badly delayed. we have slow traffic coming from 580-24 interchange. we should see traffic beginning to move on 880 now that the lanes are be open. the traffic is still a chance here leading up from san leandro. you also see on 580 with solid traffic this is as you come out of paper on the northbound side. it will be slow here for a while longer. the san mateo bridge had its own problems but as you can see it is running smoothly now. it was solid red to do an accident that happened on the high rise at a westbound direction at 6:00 a.m. this morning. >>erica: is shaping up to be a gorgeous day of round the bay area. yesterday's it was the warmest day for a while. it will be a little bit cooler today. in stepping outside the door you will notice upper 50s to mid-60s. future cast4 shows that we will see a lot of eighties at the 12:00 hour. a wide range of eighties. by about 3:00 p.m. you will see the red which indicates the '90s. we will not see the nineties climb in and nea

said that george had a very expensive watch on. lawyers hit it. joey? >> if you look at that and the fact that they talked about almost $50,000 of cash perhaps being in the room you might have motivation as to why it is done. the tape alone obviously is incriminating. match that with the deputy's remarks. as to good night, good night. then the three of them leaving the room. i think it gives the tape corroboration and makes it further damaging. the fbi if they are sitting on a tape like this you have to wonder why. >> is this competent? >> this isn't competent evidence at all and there is no reason the fbi should go forward at this time. there is no statute of limitations. speak to the witnesses as time goes on. you never know who they are going to speak to in the course of time. the videotape itself is the day after they are interrogated by the turkish police. >> the day. >> the afternoon of. >> but hours later. they could be parodying making careless is disgraceful jokes. >> how do they know? >> there is noise in the room. they a

that is george christian. thank you george. [applause] how many camera guys are in the room tonight? let me see some hands. a few more than before. i want to talk about an organization that we recognize and support and help. it is called radio roots. it was created by lee ann caldwell. one of our colleagues. it is an after-school program that offers inner-city youth the opportunity to learn about and journalism skills. ethics and technical training. to support radio roots, if you would like to make a donation, -- it is a worthy cause. i've donated some of my own time to it. the kids are amazing. these kids are really hungry to be journalists. journalists in the sense of the word journalist. professional journalists. they have a passion for it, and it is a great group. now for our guest of honor, speaker boehner. [applause] i was told by kevin smith -- kevin smith told me on the phone, speaker boehner is not going to be funny. we don't do funny. he is bad at funny. ok. all right. fine. that's cool. we just want speaker boehner t

we'll have a hearing. >> reporter: have you had a chance to tell george? >> haven't told him yet. i'm going to call. >> reporter: did you tell him this was a possibility, and what was his reaction to that? >> no reaction at all. wait to see what the judge does now and at the next hearing. >> reporter: is he watching this? >> i presume so, but i haven't spoken to him yet. >> reporter: is it a simple process to bring him back here? >> we'll accomplish it. we're concerned about safety still, and we'll maintain that concern and accomplish it. >> reporter: what do you think about george and shelley zimmerman being called liars? >> i understand the state's position. i disagree with it. i think judge lester was concerned with whether or not they were being as straightforward as they wanted them to. he wants them to come in person and explain that to him, and we'll certainly give them and the court that opportunity. >> reporter: how long will it take to get george back here? hours a day? >> it sounds like i'm talking in code, but it's less than 48 hours. that's what the judge gave us, and

the george may want him to think on it. the judge could make the decision he won't necessarily have to grant bond. if that were the case, george zimmerman could remain indefinitely, or at least until his trial, and that is not expected until next year. >> all right. martin savidge, thanks so much in sanford, florida. >>> onto egypt now where prosecutors announce new charges against the sons of hosni mubarak. this comes as demonstrators gather for a second day in cairo's tahrir square. they're angry about charges that came yesterday to send mubarak to jail for life but cleared other journalists of wrong doing. the new charges against mubarak's sons, what are they, and how does this change the course of thing? >> fredricka, protesters in the square are protesting their anger not that he got life in prison or his interior minister got life in prison. it's that his sons were let off scott-free. what they have right now is that there's other charges against th them, which is money laundering. this is roughly $300 million. a lot

i'm george thomas. >> and i'm wendy griffith. the killing is forcing world leaders to take a hard line against the assa assad regime. in the walk of a brutal massacre last week. more than 100 people were murdered near the city of homs, including dozens of children. western leaders blame bashar al-assad's government, and the country could be on the brink of civil war. >> reporter: amateur video shows evidence of the killings in the town of houla. the u.n. claims 49 children and 34 women were among the dead. u.n. observers arrived in houla over the weekend, where residents dug a mas grave for the victims. the observers are trying to hold together a failing u.n. sponsored cease-fire. >> we have an order to the government to stop any attacks from the government's side. we want to make sure that is understood locally by the government check-point, and we want to make sure that the other side understands there is a standdown. >> reporter: the syrian government says the real account of the massacre is buried under what it calls a tsunam

george tiller was an usher. his name was printed in the bulletin. >> i looked at my watch and seen it was a couple minutes before 10:00. there was a pastry table, and i'd made my way over to the table, just george and i. i was facing more towards the sanctuary. george had his back to the sanctuary doors. out of my peripheral vision, i noticed somebody coming up to the table. so i looked. just as i looked up, i seen scott roeder put a gun up to the side of george's head and fire one shot. >> i heard a pop, just like a firecracker. there was a considerable amount of evidence of bleeding that was occurring. i did start a resuscitation on dr. tiller in an effort to see if we could get response. >> just seconds after shooting dr. george tiller in the head, scott roeder turns and runs out of the reformation church. he is pursued by two men. keith martin and gary hoepner. >> i, out of instinct, just followed him right out the door. he was running through the grass. he turned around, and he yelled over his shoulder, i'v

. >> >>> hoy es domingo 3 de junio del 2012 estosson los titulares, george zimmerman volvió a prisiónque no tenía fondos para pagar su fianza. >>> una nueva droga abre un camino de esperanza para las mujeres que padecen cáncer de seno. >>> el diario la rública da a conocer nuevos documentos que el mayordomo solamente es un chivo expiatorio. >>> acompañada por su familia, en el río támesis isabel ii, celebra sus 50 años de llegada al trono >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout y lourdes ramos ♪. >>> muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisión fin de semana, félix de bedout tiene el día libre, comenzam con el caso de george zimmerman, el acusado de matar a trayvon martin, en est ocasión con su credibilid deteriorada. >>> así es, en efecto, lourdes ramos, ahora que george zimmerman está tras las rejas, recuperar la confianza del juez no será fácil, porque el acusado estaba bajo juramento y mintió sobre su situación financiera y mintió de otro pasaporte. >>> en este vehículo blanco, que ingresó al centro de detención del condado de seminole entró g

george tiller was just shot. >> that morning, dr.ragic news to each other by phone. >> i called joanne first. of course, she was devastated. >> kathy said they shot doctor. i remember specifically kathy said they. that's exactly how we thought of it, they. we knew exactly who they were. >> then i called the doctor and heard her screaming in my ears. oh, no. oh, no. you're kidding. you're kidding. >> i don't think i've ever experienced that kind of grief. it seemed so wrong. so wrong that someone who was so incredible, so amazing could be killed. for what? >> during the murder investigation, authorities discover a piece of evidence in scott roeder's car that connects him to operation rescue. when questioned, operation rescue president troy newman denies any ties to roeder. >> one of our cards was found on the dash board of scott roeder's car. it was the contact information that was the information line. it was the number people called to find out when the prayer vigils were, when the rallies were. that phone rang nonstop it was publis

i disagree with george.hink if you can slow down the fiscal consolidation and have that consolidation be built around a growth politics, not an austerity politics, that an idea of a united europe is a visionary one. the austerity will be what we live with in this country if we witness romney doubling down on the spending. >> austerity in spain consisted in spain, in 2010, 1% cut in spending. in 2011, 3%. a great democrat said there are no gains without pains. we have to say that in sacramento, we have to say that in springfield, illinois, because matt is absolutely right. an entire social model is crumbling in front of our eyes. >> we know how to hold countries in a monetary union. unfortunately, the answer is, going to take at hoff -- lot of big subsidies. very expensive or it's going to be long, hot summer. i think the white house has to be quite concern about that. george, i know you got friends and family in greece. i think it's going to be a couple tough months. >> the guy named mario drogby, no one kno

that is the young man who george zimmerman is accused of killing. he raises the question here if george zimmerman was lying about the money, what else might he be not telling the truth about? that ise important when it comes down to self-defense case in which there was one survivor. rob? >>> thank you, marty. also out of florida, investigators trying to determine why 31-year-old rudy eugene chewed off most of a homeless man's face in a zombie like attack. an officer shot and killed him last week. we're hearing one of the 911 calls that came in. >> there is a naked man on the causeway at the end of the causeway coming toward biscayne boulevard, he's beating another man to a pulp like on top of the man, beating him. the man is bleeding, he will kill that man. >> the victim, ronald poppo, is in critical condition. >>> now news about the economy, investors didn't take too kindly to the new jobs report. u.s. stocks took a beating yesterday with the dow blunling 275 points. it's raced all gains for the years. employers added 69,000 jobs in may, less than

as president george h.w.h celebrates his 88th birthday, a wonderful thing no matter what your party to see that. his son jeb has making headlines saying that bush 41 and ronald reagan would not fit in with today's gop. of course, republicans poubsed pounlsed, including grover norquist who called the remarks foolish and bizarre. jeb bush came out on twitter to say i want to clarify. he said the point i was making is this. the political system today is hyper partisan. both sides are at fault. you know what, general, come on this show. we agree. john, let's -- i guess start with this. how big of a split is there in the gop between jeb bush and governor quist? bush recently also saying i'm not a guy to be on board with that anti tax pledge? >> it's fascinating these are the two faces of the split within the gop right now. jeb bush versus grover norquist and seeing a growing number starting to question the wisdom of the anti tax pledge. and when jeb bush says his father, ronald reagan, might not have been welcomed

i have gone over that with george. i think he needs to realize we're still talking about a 28-year-old who, you know, is being charged with a crime he does not believe he committed and his whole life has been turned upside down. so i think it needs to be kept in context. >> the prosecutor though is saying that he and his wife had phone conversations that they knew were likely being recorded because he was in prison at the time. and that she was actually at the bank where the paypal account was and that they were talking in code. which it seems -- is relatively sophisticated if that's true. >> well, the code that they were using to the extent that they were using a code, if you read the transcripts if they were talking about $180,000, they were talking about $18, or $90 was $9. so i don't think that it was a particularly sophisticated code that they were using. and again, as i have said before, if in fact they were trying to deceive the judge with some intent to hide away the money, i don't believe that they would have

they don't believe george zimmerman's version. you know, you got so many inconsistent statements that people are going to have to look at his credibility when you face objective evidence. and common sense, piers. this is a neighborhood watch person who's lived in this neighborhood for three years. and he tells the police dispatcher that he has to get out to look at a street sign. there are only three streets in this whole gated complex. that he has patrolled. and he's lived there for three years. it doesn't pass the common sense test. and the witness's statements and versions don't go consistent with george zimmerman. that's a problem. we know he has a credibility issue. these witnesses don't have a dog in this fight. they don't have anything to gain one way or the other. george zimmerman has everything to gain because he's on trial for murdering an unarmed teenager. consider this, piers, if you reverse this situation, and you had trayvon martin telling the police and america this version, would trayvon martin not be convicted of

why some voters say they want to give george allen a second chance. live from fairfax county, julie carey, news4. >>> in alexandria, 14 democrats are running to fill six seats on the city council. this is one of the most competitive races that city has seen in decades. some see it as a referendum on just how alexandria should redevelop the waterfront. challenge, are accusing current council members of ignoring their constituents' views in favor of catering to the developers. we are going to have continuing coverage of today's primary race result notice old dominion, both on nbcwashington.com and then again tonight on news4 at 11:00. >>> a guilty verdict for a maryland lawmaker after three hours of deliberation a jury found delegate tiffany alston guilty today of misdemeanor theft and misconduct in office. alston is a democrat and a freshman delegate from prince georges county. she was convicted of stealing $800 in state funds to pay an employee to manage her private law practice. she faces up to 18 months in prison and could be forced out of office. >

tam cam kim george is watching and hot spot in >>george: there is another accident on the san mateo bridgeup the traffic toward the toll plaza that slowing speeds to 33 minutes. >>mark: we in the video, and about the new about the records in there was convicted of spying on his roommate was released in jail. he was convicted of 15 criminal counts in the case the got widespread attention when his roommate, it's suicide. this happened dave at days after his web cam spying was released to the internet irian >>mark: exports are trying to say this because it was damaged in earlier in the week and a man caught this on his cell phone. they painted on the picasso painting of one in every chair. they talked to the man he said that he was a rising mexican artist and he wanted to honor picasso's work. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. it there was a hot spot on the san mateo bridge where there was a motorcycle accident said it is causing a back up. >>mark: we have a new video from a couple evacuate a while fire and all russia. it is taken 190 route moms. it is in a while fir