earlier it was really an h.w. bush initiative brian mulroney president salinas of mexico they started it came into into force when president clinton was there so it could be updated i mean the digital world technology agriculture there's lots of things they could do to update nafta renegotiating we'll have to see the mexican say we don't want to go shoot any stink and quotas or tariffs so that's off the table that of office but now we've got threats from from mexico and corn from elk. absolute answer but let's talk about august i'm a little skeptical as i usually am here august recess it's august people aren't even watch much t.v. let alone washington at that time it seems a very advantageous time to paul this what does it mean for this town aside from the august time line but what does well renegotiate their already close to one hundred eighty lobbyists who have been registered on nafta so you know this town and lives on these sort of cottage industries when they see an issue emerge and that doesn't only include diffe

george h.w. bush making a surprise visit. >>> we do say good morn i'm kendis gibson. >> ai'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. that special election in georgia, the republican candidate celebrating after the most expensive congressional race ever. >> take a look. there she is, karen handel defeating democrat jon ossoff. the 30-year-old for a seat held by her party for decades. fending off what would have been a political upset that would have rattled congress and, of course, the white house. abc's janai norman has the latest from washington where the president was actually already offering congratulations overnight. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and adrienne, good morning to you. it was definitely a hard fought victory for karen handel. she managed to beat out the young democrat and held on tight to that seat held by republicans for nearly four decades. 30-year-old jon ossoff had supporters across the country and hoped to be a breath of fresh air for georgia's 6th district. >> we are go

treat for crowds at a charity golf tournament in kennebunkport, maine. >> former president george h.w. bushhowed fouup for the event >> and stole the show despite the presence of other faces like his son, bush 43 and outshined celebs like maine native patrick dempsey. >> oh, no, not patrick dempsey. >> how do you outshine patrick. >> easily. >> you become a president. >> and your name is on the title there. >>> when we come back, multiple people injured after a plane hit severe turbulence. this morning passengers talking about the horrifying ordeal. >>> new video of a police involved shooting released. the interaction raising some new questions. with unitedhealthcare, you can get rewarded for all kinds of things... like walking. hey, honey. dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyone to the father daughter dance. look at this dad, he's got some moves! money you can use on out-of-pocket medical expenses. he's ok, yeah! unitedhealthcare so i use excedrin.ments from my life. it starts to relieve migraine

. >> >> dana: the yale baseball team congratulated by george h.w. bush.rip to the ncaa tournament with multiple wins in 70 years. last time this happened was in 1948 when george h.w. bush was a senior and captain of the team. yale lost to oregon state but the whole team came to kennebunkport to have their picture taken with the president. i love it. >> jesse: greg gutfeld. >> greg: saturday, 10:00. another great show. i have some great guest. time for this. i hate these people. put up this quote i saw from "the new york times" two days ago. i wouldn't be surprised if i took half days or the day off. this is about the comey hearing. if i had a normal job, i don't know what i would be doing. the assumption that people were taking the day off shows you how remote you are from the rest of america. everyone who wasn't in the media was at work. >> jesse: and even some of us here were marking. kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: patriot alert. how cute is this? the little baby boy is very sweet. only seven years old. during his play time, he stopped to recite the p

the f-18 hornet from the uss george h.w. bush also appears to mark a new escalation and also follows a number of recent incidents against the assad regime and everything that forces by the u.s. military. lauren: a lawyer tonight the president is a federal inquiry is part of the expanding russian investigation. the development after lauren: sentries suggesting he's being investigated. jay sekulow got into it about whether trump could be under investigation without knowing. >> i do not appreciate you putting words in my mouth would have been crystal clear the president is not and has not been under investigation. >> you don't know is not under investigation. >> you are right. i can't read the minds. >> you are in agreement. cheryl: sekulow says john street was in response to a story in which the president was being investigated. cheryl: more on this. senate republicans are working towards a fourth of july deadline is set for themselves to draft legislation to repeal obamacare. at the same time, democrats are planning on ways to slo

joining us to talk about the mixed messaging, craig fuller, former chief of staff for george h.w. busheam. thank you for being with us. i hope you had a chance to listen to jay here on cnn on "new day." wondering if you think that is an effective tool for messaging right now. the president's private attorney going on tv saying he is not under investigation. >> i did listen to it, john. i'm not sure i'm anymore clear about what the situation is. i think he worked on the message as he went along and finally got to the place where he said his client hadn't been told he is under investigation. that's a distinction from where he started and where the tweet started. i think the more this becomes confused, you know, it doesn't serve anybody very well. you would like to have clarity in something like this in terms of whether the president is or isn't under investigation. >> a lawyer's job is different than a political adviser or aides job, but in general, if you are out there speaking on behalf of your boss, you never want to have to explain what he or she went or you never want to say he or s

president george h.w. bush went to mexico. i think we have plenty of friendly country he could have gone to. he went to saudi arabia. >> why do you suspect this? >> i am looking into it. >> i want to clear something up. what advise and you said, he needs more sleep. are you concerned about his health or not? >> i am concerned about his fitness for office and that's really is a question and i think as i started to say and we got into repable a in into -- i said if you want to go work in the white house, know your blood type because he will throw you over board in a second or under the bus. >> that's right. >> do they have the confidence to say to the president some of these things -- bringing the country together which is what we all have a responsibility to do. unless you have the facts and not just to say it. >> right. >> not to in flame the situation. >> correct. >> i am sorry, can you say anything more about the comment that you made about saudi arabia and what you are looking into. >> i don't know, i just think it is a str

the uss george h.w. bush, the same aircraft carrier strike group that launched the first strikes against isis, is poised in the mediterranean to the president ordered another strike should assad use chemical weapons again. >> bill: thank you, jennifer. tomorrow night, on the front lines in south korea with an eye on the north. hope to see you then. another major cyber attack is hitting computers throughout much of the world. russia's top oil producer, ukraine's power grid, and a danish shipping giant have been affected. the u.s. drugmaker merck says its systems have been compromised. not known who is behind the hacking. experts say it is close to a rogue program called goldeneye that has been circulating for about a year. two democratic covers men and one senior aide under scrutiny by the house at -- ethics committee. peter doocy is on the hill. >> good evening. when democratic lawmakers staged a dramatic sit in on the house floor last year, they said it was to raise awareness about gun control laws but now o

by the time the 1992 election came around and george h.w. bush lost to bill clinton in that election, the justice department had started, by then, a big and ultimately sort of embarrassing ethics investigation into william sessions as fbi director. and you know, i think it is fair to say that what ultimately brought him down, this report that the justice department did into him, it was not the world's biggest scandal. it was not a hugely scandalous corruption probe or something. it wasn't like an espionage probe or something dramatic like that. it wasn't even a particularly big political fight over him. what brought him down was a parade of little embarrassing stuff. they accused him of using taxpayer funds to build a $10,000 fence at his home in washington, d.c. they accused him and his wife of manipulating taxpayer funded travel arrangements to go visit their friends and family. they accused him of using a taxpayer funded car and driver for his own personal use and not for fbi business. it was that kind of little stuff. a whole list of that kin

but like nixon reagan's successor as president george h.w. bush got to issue the pardons for reagan's scandal. all the indicted senior administration officials from iran-contra who hadn't had their criminal charges thrown out or their convictions reversed, all of them were ultimately pardoned by reagan's successor, george h.w. bush. both watergate and iran-contra incidentally happened to be scandals from republican presidencies. but, you know, the investigations into those two scandals were not particularly partisan affairs. members of congress and the various people involved in the scandals didn't drop their party affiliations as soon as the scandal came to light. in both watergate and iran-contra those republican presidents in the end faced both democratic inquiz -- inquiz tors in congress. democrats and republicans challenged them on their involvement in the scandals. both democrats and republicans took an active role in the investigations. both democrats and republicans denounced those republican presidents in their administrations when the sc

she and former president george h.w. bush planning a low key day on the maine coast where they spend their summers. the family spokesperson says several family members are with them right now. former president h.w. bush celebrating his birthday soon. he turns 93 monday. >>> if you're planning your summer vacation, you're in luck. southwest airlines rolling out another popular 72 hour airfare sales on dozens of routes. flights start at $49 each way on the shortest routes. they go up, $79, $99 or $129 for longer flights. the sales cover trips from august 22 through december 13 with some exclusions. the deal doesn't work for flights on fridays and on sundays and certain dates around labor day and thanksgiving. the sale ends tonight. >>> talking about flights of a different sort here. happening today, the wings of freedom tour making its way back to the east bay. you can check out some historic airplanes at buchanan field airport in concord. that will be today through sunday. the event is put on by the comikoh collings foundation

could you reflect on the presidency of george h.w. bushther we get away from the four years he served the more we realize what a great president he actually was on the world stage? >> well, thank you for saying that, joe, because one of the great joys of my 87th year of life is that i'm seeing the public begin to appreciate what george h.w. bush did in his one-term presidency. and do so during his lifetime. it's really rewarding to see that because i tell people -- of course i'm bias, but i tell people he was the very best one-term president we've ever had and one of the very best presidents of all time. you look at some of the things he did, german unification was quite an accomplishment when you think about it, joe. you mentioned some of the people who were against it. you said the french. yeah, the french were against it, but also the brits were against it. and also the soviet union was against it. and america and germany together got that done. very narrow window of opportunity. and we got it done and that was because of the leadership

george h.w. bush making a surprise visit. >>> we do say good morn

president george h.w. bush celebrates his 93rd birthday today. he was born in milton, massachusetts on this date in 1924. on his 18th birthday mr. bush enlisted becoming the youngest pilot in the navy. he flew 58 combat mission a former cia director and reagan vice president, he went on to win the republican nomination and then the presidency in 1988. a happy birthday to you mr. president. >>> another former president is also trending today. a group of passenger on board a delta flight from washington to atlanta got a very pleasant surprise. former president jimmy carter walked around the plane shaking hands with every single person on board. the 92-year-old carter is seen in the video smiling and laughing as he greeted each passenger. >>> claiming alternate routings as equal -- their rights as equal citizens, people in puerto rico have voted in favor of becoming the 51st u.s. state. it fell on the same day as the puerto rican parade in new york city. tens of thousands of people celebrated along fifth avenue. congress will ultimately decide whethe

f/a-18 from the george h.w. bush aircraft carrier, shot down a syrian jet for the first time, russia now threatening to target american warplanes. the u.s. launching that attack after it says syria kept bombing u.s.-backed ground forces despite warnings to syria's russian allies on a military hot line. >> we called -- the u.s. called the russians on that deconfliction telephone line that we've set up with them and the russians said, no, we're not going to abide by that. >> reporter: today the russians suspending the hot line set up to prevent the two superpowers from firing on each other, even on purpose or by accident. the american commanders trying to avoid retaliation, tonight flying fewer strike missions and more surveillance over syria. >> i'm also confident that our forces have the capability to take care of themselves. >> reporter: the last time russia threatened to cut the hot line in april when the president fired cruise missiles at a syrian air base after the regime used chemical weapons. that time moscow b

host: william otis is former special counter for president george h.w. bush. he writes in a column, from -- former fbi director, 15 years they were partners. dust that define comey more than any other in public service. it would be surprising if they had not formed a permanent bond together. there is no way comey is anything but a central witness in this investigation, if not a subject or it molar could be accepted -- expected to evaluate comey's credibility and his objective sharp eyed that this job demands. guest: a the key has an object of sharp eye. at the key has objectivity on all of those things that mr. otis said that he needs to have. the fact is, and i guess this is a fact in my opinion. was not thrilled with james comey's decisions on hillary clinton, but i thought those decisions where errors in judgment, but not errors in integrity or honesty. he felt that he had a duty after he told the committee that the --estigation was over your over, to come back and say they investigation continues. he felt like that was his responsibility. i don't think you

. >>> former president, george h.w. bushise appearance at a golf tournament in his name. >> they were delighted to see the 93-year-old president and was all smiles when met with the group before they teed off. george w. bush was there as well. it raised money for gary's house an organization that provides families with a place to stay when their loved ones are in the hospital. former patriot players and actor patrick dempsey took part as well. >>> still ahead on "action news" at noon another check of the forecast for you. stepping live outside sky 6 hd showing you down down wilmington. david murphy has the update when "action news" comes right back. i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you hav

that's the most bills of any first new president coming in since h.w. bush. larger than his and signed into law 37 bills. yes, there is distraction but it is not if you take the merits of what has happened in the house and the number of bills signed, this is the most all the way to h.w. bush. >> bill: you are saying it's not getting in the way. >> it's not getting in the way. some things are happening. if you watched last week while we were passing the choice act that actually helps more capital, creates more jobs, community banks, at the same time they are covering the comey hearing and no one is talking about what's happening here in the house. today we're going to pass the v.a. accountability bill. how many will watch that? actually change the v.a. we have a lot of great employees over at the v.a. caring for our veterans but we also have bad ones and they aren't able to get rid of them. >> bill: a very important topic and the reason you came on today. i want to play this for our viewers from yesterday during this i guess you would call it a board meeting w

jimmy carter compared to, say, george h.w. bush or bill clinton and some of them in my view dereceiver -- deserve more focus and attention in the way that my instinct is that gerald ford receives more attention that he has received. he deserves a first-rate biography because when you think of all that happened when he was president and when you think of what he coped with, they tried to kill him twice, his wife suffering from alcoholism and i was here on the profiles of the courage panel the year we gave gerald ford profiles of courage award because of his pardoning nixon. he knew it would probably cost him reelection. he almost certainly did, he did the right thing. it saved us grief and contentious behavior on all kinds -- on the part of all people in all roles. but the big difference today is that you take -- you start taking a look at gerald ford and i discovered here when working on truman, the volume of material that you have to deal with as a researcher, as a biographer is overwhelming and otherwise you are just sort of skim

speechwriter to president reagan and previously had dennis speechwriter for vice president george h.w. bush. peter is now a research fellow at the hoover institution. the quarterly journal digests and hosts the wildly popular evader -- popular video series on television. i am hoping you indulge us as we talk about the history of the reagan speech. i think it is fascinating history. the fact that the book did not sell a lot of copies may mean that others did not agree my assessment. nevertheless, -- >> i bought two. >> there you go. i should have sent you a free one. we will talk for about a half-hour, talk about the speech and its legacy, and then we will open it up to questions from all of you. i wonder if we could start with you, ambassador, i hope you could just take it back to the time leading up to president reagan's's visit to west berlin, and give us a sense of the mood among west germans and to take your spirit what now seems inevitable, the wall as we know would come down november of 1989, it was that something people were thinking about? did they think it was realistic at that tim

former special, counsel for george h.w. bush, writing today in a column that the former fbi director, james comey, and robert mueller, have been friends for years. defined his professional persona more than any other in public service, it would be surprising if they hadn't formed a bond together. for less is there a way mueller to be expected to evaluate credibility with the fresh neutrality and objective sharp eye it demands." guest: i don't think you need -- i think he has an objective sharp eye. i think he has objectivity about all the things that he needs to have, but the fact is, and i guess it is in fact my opinion, i was not thrilled with james comey's decisions on hillary clinton, but i thought those decisions were errors in judgment, but not errors in integrity or honesty. he felt that he had a duty after he had told the committee that the investigation was over to the back and have investigation continued. he felt that was his responsibility. high degree of rectitude like none i have ever seen in government. that anybo

that was the tweet today from former president george h.w. bush to his wife.nd we wish them the best. happy birthday, mrs. bush. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watchi >>> the "seinfeld" snub that's gone viral. >> no, thanks. >> jerry talks for the first time about dissing casha. >>> the red carpet meeting that went south fast. >> no thanks. >> we've got seinfeld today, finally explaining why he wouldn't give casha a hug. >> oliver stone versus megyn kelly. the oscar winner's shocking slam over their putin interviews. >>> new year's eve with anderson and andy? >> cohen answers the rumors he could replace kathy griffin. >> you know what -- >> "extra" in nashville with country's biggest stars for the cmt awards. blake, luke, carey and jada? >> i love carey underwood. >> baby news to a surprise for nicole. >> big plans. >> plus, a peek inside tim and faith's private island estate. >>> then, bachelorette jojo and her fiancee jorda

that was the tweet today from former president george h.w. bush to his wife of 72 years.le is celebrating by spending a quiet day at their home in maine. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. this june day in the bay area looks more like january. rain greeted many this morning... so what )s next for >>> this june day looks more like january. rain greeted many. what is next for the unusual weather? >>> also a serial arsonist may be on the run. the fire that has investigators worried. >>> but first a nation hanging over word. james comey tells his side of the story. good evening, everyone. we're on early because of the stanley cup playoffs. >> and we begin with news from capitol hill. the most highly anticipated congressional hearing in decades. for nearly three hours, fired fbi director james comey sprained why he kept uncomfortable around president trump. blayne alexander has more tonight. quite show tthe show he. >> re

that was the tweet today from former president george h.w. bush to his wife of 72 years.the couple is celebrating by spending a quiet day at their home in maine. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. y2cufy y16fy >>> keith's tribute to nicole. this is "access hollywood." what did he reveal, and where was gwen when blake performed, and what did underwood say to get the crowd this riled up? [ cheers and applause ] >> a little -- >> yeah, no thanks. >> seen

george h.w. bush -- he was frustrated. he wanted -- and i think maybe all presidents in one form or another -- certainly that's true for donald trump -- he really wanted -- what wasn't true for barack obama, he really wanted to sit down with a russian leader and try to work it out. the immensely enjoyed that one-on-one. there was something he said. he came back after the first meeting -- one-on-one. he -- as they were saying goodbye. in the cars, limousines coming by to pick them up. gorbachev said to him, according to the president, gorbachev said, god bless you. then again, according to president reagan, he saw that gorbachev was wearing a crucifix. that really struck reagan. reagan had -- to be fair, i would say a kind of average, and somewhat simplistic view of the soviets, the russians. the atheist -- the fact that he saw -- that here is a man who is religious the believer, really had a big impact on reagan. i think he felt from that moment on, that this is something -- somebody come as margaret thatcher famously said

and go to the national war college to teach, and in 1991, when bob gates was nominated by george h.w. bush to be the cia director, that is when i contacted the senate intelins committee and testified against the gates nomination. that's not the first time he was nominated. he was nominated for the first time in 1987 by ronald reagan. this was after the sudden death of bill casey from a brain tumor. gates went before the senate intelligence committee and got a call at night, senator david bourne. the oklahoma chairman of the senate intelligence committee who had to tell bob, you have a problem. the committee does not believe you in terms of your disavows of nothing anything about being involved in iran-contra, can't get your name out of it inee, and bobgates winds to the white house the next day, thicked president and pulled his name out. four years later he was nominated against. a very controversial nomination because of my accusations of politicization, and led to more votes against bobgets registered against all cia directors combined, going back to 1947 when harry truman started the ci

. - george h.w. bush. - that was the last person. - is the exception that proves the rule. - that's right so when you start thinking about the framework of that, it was always gonna be tough. secondly, there's no question that something was in the air in 2016, populism, to a certain extent nationalism, this idea of america first that trump ran on. - russia. - russia, we don't know what the impact of that was or wasn't right now, but yeah, it's conceivable that that contributed, of course. so i think that the overall dynamics of the race, if somebody were looking back on it, they would say that they were not good for democrats. - easier to see now when you look back over the totality of it. - and trump was an unconventional candidate. he also did a very good job of, and i think here is where the russian influence and social media influences comes into play, they did a very good job, and by very good, i mean effective, of smearing hillary clinton. basically on social media, they turned hillary clinton into

george h.w. bush when he was cia director was responsible for putting that statement there.ll is a hallowed hall, you know that with the stars on the wall. some of those who cannot be identified still, they gave their life to keep this country robust need the most intelligence community we can field. we worked on helping to reshape it in 2004 after the failures of 9/11 and the iraq wmd analysis. we reshape it in a better way. the director of national intelligence authorities are not perfect. it was congress, we work closely together. we were the big for working on that bill. adequate,ities are tools that it needs to do its best job. there is not job, such thing, with 100% security. you just heard that terrorists are very agile and will try to work beyond us. we have to scramble to keep up. is exactly right by the way. my bottom line is we need to praise the icy and give them the tools and get the robust oversight on a bipartisan basis. -- theyf her comments recount is used to be is truth to power. they have to go do the analysis and tell the political leaders here is what we

george h.w. bush i think was responsible for putting that statement there. that's a hollowed hall. with the stars on the walls, some of whom still can't be identified who gave their lives to keep this country safer. we need the most robust intelligence community we can field. pete and i worked on helping to reshape it in 2004 after the failures of 9/11 and the iraq wmd crisis. authorities are not perfect. it was congress for gosh sakes. but we worked closely together. we were two of the so-called big four working on that bill. the authorities are adequate to give the i.c. tools that it needs to do its best job. not a perfect job. there's no such thing as 100% security. you just heard that the terrorists are very agile and try to work beyond us and we have to scramble to keep up. pete is exactly right about red teaming by the way. my bottom line here is we need to praise the i.c., we need to give it the right tools and robust oversight on a bipartisan basis by congress. >> one of jane's favorite says used to be truth to power. that's what the intelligence community has to do. they n

president trump did today is walk away from american leadership over decades that even president george h.w. bushblican, signed up for in rio in 1992 to try to work on the issue of climate change and voluntarily come up with a program. the beauty of what happened in paris is that it allowed each country to diesign it's program. what was important is that president obama and president xi wanted to lead the world going into paris saying this is what we want to do. he could have changed that but he gave a huge fake news moment. ef the fasst growing jobs in america, wind turbine technicians. america is doing incredibly well economically now. some americans are not doing well, that is true, and the president has appealed to them, but that will not help americans, it will hurt them. the president is not making america great again in this, she weakening america, he is losing jobs, he is exposing americans. for the next generations, for my children. other people and their children, they pay a higher price for the decision that the president made today. >> your successor was opposed to this. he was not in

you have to remember that the framework convention was negotiated and signed into law by george h.w. bush1990's and has been the platform for negotiations, not just around international climate change agreements, but a range of international protocols. the distention between those two is significant. david: a pleasure to speak with you, thank you. brian deese, former senior advisor to president obama and now at the kennedy school. we will have live coverage of the president's decision on the paris agreement later today from the white house rose garden. coming up, barry bennett will join us to give us an inside look at the inner workings of the trump administration and address the white house staffing shakeup rumors. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: stocks surging today, let's go to julie hyman. >> they are surging to the point we could see a record close for all three major averages for the first time since march 1. the s&p and nasdaq each trading at record levels on an intraday and closing basis. the dow has been the index with the most trouble the attaining that level. march 1 was the last

en george h.w. bush pushed in the direction of the paris accord.ms he would look to a new groemt more fofrable to the u.s. >> when donald trump say toss the world we're going to negotiate a better deal he's going to go out and find a better deal. that's like o.j. simpson saying he's going to go find the real killer. everyone knows he's not doing that because he doesn't believe in it. if he did, you wouldn't pull out of paris. >> as we continue to follow what's happening in london we now know the city is still on alert. the raids continue. people are under arrest and the city is heart broken. people fleeing for their lives. new images from the scene as the police were looking for the as say lants. you're live in the cnn news room. that country into chaos. here's a look at how it unfolded. >> i was on london bridge. what i saw was a van coming across london bridge at high speeds swerving on and off the pavement. it knocked over several people, came within about 20 yards of where i was. it knocked somebody nearly 20 feet in the year. >> we saw a car a

. >> dana: i just want to say happy birthday to george h.w. bushrmer presidents called him, and he is eating dinner with another former president. so happy birthday, george bush. >> greg: all right, i love the internet because there i found the heavy metal band name generator, what you do as you take the first letter of your first name and then the first letter of your last name from this list, and then you come up with your own heavy metal band name, kimberly, you would be hells angels. juan williams, you would be forsaken thorn. you would be the forsaken farm, dana probably got the best name, which is iron god. and i am deeply angels. >> kimberly: that's perfect. it is gory. >> jesse: okay, kimberly. go to kimberly first. >> kimberly: okay, so some exciting news, first lady melania trump, she has it officially moved to d.c. and into the white house, which is very excited for them. baron is the first little boy to live in the white house in a long time. >> juan: a really heartwarming moment caught on tape, president carter on a plane, taking time

former president george h.w. bush made an appearance at a golf tournament named after him. mr. bush was joined by his son, former president george w. bush. also teeing it up actor and maine native patrick demp city. the 41st president had been hospitalized in the spring. he had a case of bronchitis. but the staff says he is doing well. alison: a special for nfl greats. nancy: they went to the vatican to meet pope francis. the nfl group included dallas cowboys owner jerry jones an hall of famer ronnie lott and frank o'harris. they presented the pope with an autographed helmet as well as a personalized jersey. no word if he put the helmet on, though. jonathan: i bet he puts it on later. try it on. check it out. this is not the normal police takedown in california. that is a lama in the middle of the road. they came across it standing around and blocking traffic. the animal escaped from a farm. the lama wasn't willing to go anywhere. not quietly. a deputy was handy with the rope. he roped it and decided to you can what it back. the lama is nice here because he is with the officer.

george h.w. bushagan, they went many, many times and enjoyed things like biking and swim p and, you know there are also a one hole golf course so if president trump does want to play, president eisenhower had it put in. he will get an experience of it. >> it is not national. this is the white house away from the white house in terms of all the security. this is the place where you know, this president likes to talk about deals made. this is a place where deals had been made, you know, of historic proportions. >> sure, i will remember the camp david. it is secured and prepared. this could be an alternative and isolate and a luittle privacy. maybe this is a weekend of of -- and now getting a chance to get familiar of camp david that this maybe the first of many more weekends to come as a retreat. >> obviously, everything they need. >> anything you would want and all presidents and first families would want. >> thank you, kate. be sure to check out a cover line on cnn.com >> now this week's turning point

we all know that former president george h.w. busho skydive for his birthday in 2004, he got to suit up and join him, no word on whether he plans to celebrate his own birthday. by jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. thanks for watching special report, good night from washington. >> it is friday, june 23rd, change is coming, donald trump promising to get rid of obamacare once and for all in an exclusive interview with "fox and friends". democrats up in arms about it. we will be live. >> we will regain the majority in 2018. we have to have new leadership. rob: democrats a nancy pelosi has got to go is the house minority leader denies she is on the chopping block, the plan to get rid of her. heather: and isis deepwater plans to wage violent jihad, "fox and friends" first starts right now. ♪ >> sunshine is on the way. you are watching "fox and friends" first on friday morning. heather: thanks for starting your day, ending the week with us. change is coming, that is a promise from donald trump after declaring obamacare a disaster. >>