herbert diess as a successor to matthias mueller.ng the core brand vw is also an office that dr. diess will fill. in the transformation process of the volkswagen brand, he's proven with what dedication he leads and manages these fundamental transformation process. and he will ensure that this works in the long run. he has shown what fundamental changes he introduces for the vw brand and how decisive and dedicated he is in doing that. and this performance and achievement has predestined to get the mandate to implement our strategy 2025 in the next and decisive years fully in addition to that, dr. oliver broomer, will become part of th new group board. over the two years there's been a substantial contribution to the realignment of the group and the volkswagen brand dr. francisco leaves the company at his own behest. since 2001 he has been building a procurement operation of modern design at volkswagen. leading the diesel task force he has made a central contributi contribution -- >> that's the volkswagen chairman speaking there in vol

joining us now is the 17th governor gary h, herbert, republican. sir, thank you so much for being c-span bus, let's begin with the annual economic summit in your ace today state. what is it? what is the state of the utah economy? when i came into office, we were in the depths of our focus ecession, has been on the economy and what we can do to empower the private healthiest, ave the most diverse economy in america, that is our goal. that effort, we wanted to make sure we were in entrepreneurs, business people, every year we summit where we talk and make sure government is doing the right thing. phrase is keep government off your back and out of your wallet. e have the healthiest, most diverse economy in america today because of it. host: you say keep the back, the off your federal government owns 65% of the state's land. how do two things square? governor: well, we happen to geography to be what it is, public lands are a blessing and both ways. work we work closely with the department of interior, we have parks.ational we call them the mighty five.

shares are trading higher ahead of the first press conference of newly selected ceo herbert diess. diess will replace matthias mueller and charged with leading volkswagen towards a sweeping transition volkswagen will start a press conference shortly in wolfsburg with speeches from the chairman dieter perch and herbert diess

the next one is about herbert hoover. it shows herbert at the rabid on cap, before the current camp existed. mr. bloch has depicted hoover leading a couple of capitalists to his camp. and they are fishing. instead of getting economic benefits in the form of cash incentives they get fresh fish to sell. it is heaven and ink style -- pen and ink style and on a very smooth board. this is typical of what would have been produced in the midwest at this point in time. the second cartoon is about fdr. mr. bloch has not yet come to a point where he is embracing the democratic party yet. what you are seeing is a cartoon that makes fun of those for -- fun of roosevelt for being unable to add additional supreme court justices to implement his plans to improve the economy. we know that ultimately roosevelt prevailed. the new deal past. -- passed. bloch is making fun of him for wasting time when he could have been passing legislation by trying to implement the court plan to add six more justices to the court. here we have both candidat

herbert lawrence block was born in 1909 in chicago. and by the time he started drawing editorial cartoons as a teenager, he was known as herb. and it doesn't take long to figure out if you say herb block fast, you might as well be saying one word, herblock. and so that's how he came to be known as herblock. and how most people know him. but he really is herb block. he was not a big fan of ronald reagan. his moderate conservative chicago sensibilities as a child, the way his parents brought him up was to take care of the poor. you had to look out for the little guy. what he saw in ronald reagan was somebody who was turning a blind eye to the poverty and hunger and other issues that were happening in the united states during the 1980s. and so we have a depiction of a homeless person asleep on a grate in washington, d.c., as ronald reagan drives by in his limousine, thinking that those people had to make a bad choice in their lives by not choosing to be rich. and that really underscores mr. block's opinions that you really had to help the

the first cartoon we have is about herbert hoover who which was the first president that mr. block covered. and it shows hoover at the camp before camp david existed. hoover favored a camp further down in the shenandoah mountains in rapidan, virginia. so mr. block has depicted hoover leading a couple of capitalists so his camp and they're fishing. and then instead of getting economic benefits in the perhaps in the form of cash incentives, the capitalists get some fresh fish to sell. and it's a pen and ink style. it's on a very smooth board, and this is very typical of what would have been produced in the midwest at this point in time. so the second cartoon i've brought out today is about fdr, franklin roosevelt. mr. block has not yet come to a point where he's embracing the democratic party yet. so what you're seeing is a car on that makes fun of roosevelt for being unable to add additional supreme court justices to therefore force congress to implement his plans to improve the economy. of course, we know that ultimately roosevelt prevailed and the new deal passed, but block

herbert block was born in chicago. by the time you started drawing editorial cartoons as a teenager he was known as herb. it doesn't take long to figure out if you say her block, you might as well be saying -- that's how he became to be known as herblock. but he really is herb block. he was not a big fan of ronald reagan. our moderate conservative sensibilities, the way the parents brought it up was to take care. he has to look out for the little guy. what he saw with ronald reagan was somebody who was turning a blind eye to the poverty and hunger and other issues in the united states in the 1980's. as ronald reagan drives by in his limousine. thinking those people haven't made a bad choice in their lives by not choosing to be rich. and that really underscores his opinions that you had to help the poor and you had to understand the properties and institutions and not make assumptions about why people are poor. he do a lot of cartoons about the need to support the poor by providing better housing, better nutrition, bett

next speaker, please. >> herbert weiner. >> herbert weiner. i just noticed that a bus was removed off of gary. this is the 38 gary, and i felt outraged. i don't usually use that stop myself, but very infrequently, but i think of the cruelty that's being inflicted to the seniors and the disabled in deference to the members of this board. it has been brought to your deaf ears several times, and you have nothing nothing to address this. it is war against the seniors and disabled who have less status than the bicyclists. if you were to remove a bike lane, there would probably be a riot in these chambers, but when you do it to the seniors and disabled, it's bullying, and you thrive on it. >> next speaker, please. >> madam chair, that's the last person. >> i see somebody coming up. one more. >> okay. >> i think board needs to have a reality check. we are like the jilted bride of the mta, the taxi division. you hate us. you don't spend any money. you tell people that you're going to put some legislation in, but you don't. so i'm telling you, we are a

herbert hoover, the first president that mr. block covered, it shows hoover at the cap, before camp david existed. camp furtherd a down in virginia. depicted leading a cap.e capitalists to his they are fishing. instead of getting economic the formperhaps send of cash incentives, the capitalist gets some fresh fish to sell. it is a pen and ink style. on a smooth board. this is typical of what would've been produced in the midwest at this point in time. the second cartoon i've brought out is about fdr. franklin delano roosevelt. mr. block is not quite embracing the democratic at. he is making fun of not being able to add additional supreme court justices, said therefore to support congress to implement his plan to improve the economy. we know ultimately roosevelt prevailed and the new deal past mr. block is making fun of him for wasting time when he could've been passing legislation but he is trying to implement the court plan to add six more justices to the court. here we have both candidates for president in 1948, truman and do

i believe that he is now the only former president to be a widow since herbert hoover.ething that's unusual that he's going through. they were together so long. she was 16 and he was 17 when they met at a country club dance many years ago. this is certainly very difficult for the family. >> bret, your memories of the first lady. >> oh, she always brought a dignity and grace and a good humor and integrity to public life. there will be many words of praise given to barbara bush today and all will be real, all of them will be true, and all of them will be sincerely believed. i are been seeing her from my role with senator benson when the bensons and bushes became close and friendly when they ran against each other during the senate and during the clinton presidency. and when george herbert walker bush and bill clinton ultimately became friends and respectful partners and did a lot of good works for america together. she represents a great generation and example of public life such as jefferson and adams that has lived on today and hopefully will live on for many years. she

at a connecticut country club dance, she met a young man who would change her life, george herbert walker bush. >> i was square all throug high school. i just tried to do the best i could. i manner the firrried the first kissed. you talk about a bore, i'm the world's worst. >> reporter: barbara bush focused on building a family. george bush eventually entered a life of public service. while barbara's candor may not have made a good match for his job as cia director -- >> that's because i can't keep a secret. >> reporter: -- her charm was a definite asset to his career. >> find joy in life. as ferris beuller said on his day off, life moves fast and if you don't observe it, you're going to miss it. >> reporter: bush was elected ronald reagan's vice president. eight years later, he sat in the oval office. barbara bush loved living in the white house, keeping diaries of her time there and using them to help write her memoirs. two other books showed her lighter side and a dog's eye view of the executive mansion. mrs. bush knew well her vision of a first lady's role. >> i think the person who h

but they were -- barbara bush and george herbert walker bush were beloved by the secret service.hey treated them so well. and i think it says a lot when you hear about the ushers and the staff and how much they loved them. but one of the things that the bushes did for the secret service was on holidays, on christmas, on new year's, they would always stay home and stay in, so that as many secret service agents as possible could be with their family. or when they went to the vatican to see the pope, the president would say, who's roman catholic, and he would always make sure that they were in to these visits. and that kind of courtesy and consideration speaks volumes. and i think it's the reason why you're seeing this kind of expression of condolences tonight. i just want to add one thing to what dana said about mrs. bush. she talked about the civility with jeb and how he was his mother's son. i would also say that her other son, george w. bush, used to love to say all the time, i have my daddy's eyes but my mother's mouth. and that goes to the fact that they both could be very sha

former president george herbert walker bush, our thoughts and prayers are with you. to her children, including president george w. bush, only one other woman apart from abigail adams, who was wife and mother of a president. her grandchildren and great grandchildren. our entire prayers go to the entire bush family. we want them to know that so many share in their grief, pray for them at this sad time and grateful to them for sharing

up on "street signs," in his first major interview since taking the helm of volkswagen, we asked herbert deis about what the future holds. >> there's a lot to be done. still many months to go through until we can say bye-bye diesel. >>> good morning we just got the german ifa data out. that shows the business climate came in at 1 102.1 versus 102.7 the ifo expectations came in at 98.7 versus a forecast of 99.5 so it missed across all strands here bear in mind that the mode of calculation for ifo has changed for this month they introduced a new methodology, and also the fact that the data has disappointed a bit. you can see there's a little bit of a reaction in currency. euro/dollar down a bit that's in line of a theme of stronger u.s. dollar in today's trading. let's check in on markets. in asia, we saw a bounce back across some major indices. nikkei up. strong session for chinese equities with some of those indices up 0.2 the stoxx 600 is up in early trading. we were talk about the ifo, a tad disappointing. euro/dollar is down 0.1% just below that 1.22 mark. 1.2193 the theme is one of d

at 16, she met george herbert walker bush at a school dance. they were engaged a year and a half later before he left for the war. he knew back home, she was waiting. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky and i would think about friends i lost, a country i loved and about a girl named barbara. >> reporter: the bushes had six children. but tragedy struck when they lost their 3-year-old daughter, robin, to leukemia. >> do you ever get over that? >> no. and that's okay, too. but it's true, that she is a happy part of our life now. >> reporter: while george built a political career, barbara packed up the kid kids, moving than two dozen times. along the way, learning from a struggle with depression. >> i think it was a good thing to happen, because now, when i hear about depression, instead of saying, oh, pull yourself together, which is what i used to think, i now think, well, that's tough. and up got to get help. >> reporter: but for decades, she was the rock by his side. >> i, george herbert walker bush -- >> reporter: t

herbert winer followed by paul court and then jeffery fang. >> hert -- herbert winer. this is about the old servile line. last week i waited 30 minutes for a bus which finally showed up. i had to walk two blocks to wait for a bus that arrived 30 minutes later. now i don't know if any new things have been ae added to this line it's a long line from downtown to the zoo. it requires more coaches. this has not been the case. instead you have a disaster rows -- disasterous plan comes to fruition. it reports itself, first this and then a tragedy. >> chairman brinkman: next speaker, please. >> paul court, jeffery fang, matthew lane. >> good afternoon. i'm jeffery fang. i was told the person before me wanted to speak after so here i am. i'm a resident of san francisco for 18 years and i am a lyft and uber driver. i understand that cpu c oversees my job per se. i'm here to speak about the over all drive like vision zeros and all the initiative of the board here. often times i feel like there's a target on my back. i know you guys mean good. you mean well. i feel like i am the e

. >> i, george herbert walker bush do solemnly swear. >> reporter: wife to one president and mother to another. barbara bush is famous for her fierce loyalty. >> i hated it when anyone criticized my brilliant husband. and i'm furious when they criticize my son. >> reporter: and razor sharp wit. >> that same fella that i used to yell at to please pick up his room, to see him as president is truly amazing. >> reporter: she met george herbert walker at a school dance. they were engaged just before he left for the war. but she was always on his mind. >> i would stand there and look outt the blackness of the sky and i would think about friends i lost, the country i love, and about a girl named barbara. >> reporter: in public, poised and in pearls, privately she str struggled with dee depression. the mother of six faced unthinkable tragedy when their daughter died of leukemia at age 3. despite the political spotlight always shining on the bush dynasty, family always remained her top priority. >> my deem for our family has always been they'd grow up, they'd get a good education, they'd be hap

matt: so, they brought in this guy, herbert diess. to work for bmw and then came here after the diesel scandal. what is his story? christoph: he had a pretty remarkable career at bmw. notable career for purchasing. he is a very sharp and clean analytical guy. very focused. poinyom the investor's it is the best choice they could have made. matt: i think i already saved bmw 4 million euros. now he is negotiating a deal to cut 40,000 jobs thaat volkswagen. will we see more? christoph: 40,000 job cuts were announced. there were jobs in other areas, like in programming. they will try to shift some of the jobs that will come under pressure went electric cars become more popular, account for a bigger portion of sales and they are trying to shift the jumps from the traditional engine business to electric cars and digital services. matt: what is the story of the trucks unit? to get rid ofnt this unit from the big carmaker? ristoph: that is one of the most significant changes. the ceo change was going to happen sooner or later, but the truck se

at 16, she met george herbert walker bush at a school dance.y were engaged a year and a half later before he left for the war. he knew back home she was waiting. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky, and i would think about friends i lost, a country i love, and about a girl named barbara. >> reporter: the bushes had six children. but tragedy struck when they lost their 3-year-old daughter, robin, to leukemia. >> did you ever get over that? >> no. and that's okay too. but it's true that she is a happy part of our life now. >> reporter: while george built a political career, barbara packed up the kids, moving over two dozen times. for decades she was the rock by his side. >> i, george herbert walker bush, do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: the woman with the down to earth style thrust into the glamorous role of first lady, an irony she would joke about when she got to the white house. >> now speaking of glamor. i want you all to look at me very carefully. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as first lady, barbara bush left her own

many admirers say that without her political savy there would not have been a president george herbertalker bush. >> thank you, we will be right back. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. kelp is on the way! with herbal essences bio:renew made with active antioxidants that work from the inside out... to help animate lifeless hair. let life in with herbal essences bio:renew. does your moisturizing romine does. an mvp? aveeno® skin relief. with oat oil and natural shea butter, it softens very dry skin and lasts for 24 hours. aveeno®. it's a game changer. >>> the arms are tense, and i get something just worse as a hug. my family knows that's my oh, no face. >> a lot of people have an oh, no face when they are with trump. ♪ ♪ >>> the music is everything. >> right. >> ferris buehler. >> the war of words between trump and

she was born barbara pierce in 1925 in new york city and met george herbert walker bush when she was 16 before marrying him at 19. she had six children including george w. bush in 1946 and jeb 1953.n while serving as first lady from 1989-1993, her main platform was literacy. she raised $1 million for her foundation for family literacy. in 45 minutes, we will have live coverage of her funeral from houston. it is taking place at saint martins of visible church as you will be buried in college the george h.w. bush president to library. while she served as first lady, barbara bush the george h.w. bua

herblock's career spanned 72 years and he covered presidents from herbert hoover to george w. bush. the library's sara duke talked to us about his influence and

the library of congress houses the largest collection of political cartoons from herbert block, known as herblock. they're featuring the white house association, his career spans 72 years and he covered herbert hoover to george w. bush.

as well as former president george herbert walker bush when that time comes. we are going to be right back. taking our first break in this hour. we have some breaking news. much more on the life and legacy of barbara bush over the next hour. right now, let's just listen to her talking to larry king in 1994. >> well, because i always knew that i was lucky and life had been good to me. and i really remembered again how really good it had been. >> for some people, when they face the catharsis of a book -- and in order for a book to be successful, it has to be honest. they have a difficult time letting it out. >> i loved writing the book. let me just give you an example. i told george this on the phone this morning or last night. i awaken monday morning in new york city having said goodbye to george bush. and i looked and the airplane went into the white house, and a lot of things happen. the open, arafat met with rabin. a lot of things happened. and i sat and watched the news darling jessica tandy died. and i thought, you know, i knew every single person or place

joining us now is the 17th governor of utah, governor gary herbert, republican. sir, thank you so much for being on the c-span bus, let's begin with the annual economic summit taking place today in your state. what is it? what is the state of the utah economy? governor: well when i came into office, we were in the depths of the great recession, our focus has been

at 16 she met george herbert walker bush at a school dance.a year and a half later before he left for the war. he knew back home she was waiting. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky and i would think about friends i lost, a country i loved and about a girl named barbara. >> the bushes had six children, but tragedy struck when they lost their 3-year-old daughter to lieu keem gla. >> do you ever get over that? >> no. it's true she is a happy part of our live. >> barbara packed up the kids more than two dozen times while george had a political career. along the way learning from a struggle with depression. >> it was a good thing to happen because now when i hear about depression instead of saying pull yourself together which is what i used to think, i now think well that's tough. and you got to get help. >> but for decades she was the rock by his side. >> i, george herbert walker bush do solemnly swear. >> the woman with the down to earth style thrust into the glamourous role of first lady, an irony he joked about when

she was born barbara pierce in 1925 in new york city and met george herbert walker bush when she was 16 before marrying him at 19. she had six children including george w. bush in 1946 and jeb 1953.n while serving as first lady from 1989-1993, her main platform was literacy. she raised $1 million for her foundation for family literacy. in 45 minutes, we will have live coverage of her funeral from houston. it is taking place at saint martins of visible church as you will be buried in college the george h.w. bush president to library. while she served as first lady, barbara bush the george h.w. bua commencement address at wellesley college in massachusetts, she never graduated from college but talked to the students about her work on literacy. this is from june 1, 1990. sermon delivered at the founding of wellesley, he directed wellesley showed prepare women for usefulness and to instill that message, the chosen motto is constantly not tor to all of us is be the passive recipient of good works but to do them. service to other human beings, family, and the world became and has remained

she was the wife of one president george herbert walker bush, the mother of the second president bush. one of the most remarkable lives in american political history. andrea mitchell, your thoughts at this moment. >> great sadness, great appreciation for all she did for the grace, for the courage, her loyalty to her family. for the way she chose to die because she went through this passage with tremendous faith. and also sending a message about individual choice. she did not want more treatment. she had been in and out of the hospital. any of us who know what it's been like to nurse your own parents or be with your own parents as they go through these stages now how complicated it is. so she made -- she made these choices for herself and her family supported her. her husband was with her as she was going into her final sleep. her children had been in and out of houston, neal bush was very emotion in an interview this morning and others in the family deeply ached. our own jenna bush hager expressed her thoughts about the woman that she called affectionately the enforcer the "today" sho

herbert these will become the chief executive.t miller, anchor of "the european open," is a bit of a car expert. tot they want to do is shift have more technology. as the mean they have appointed one person to think about driverless cars? matt: they have a lot of people talking about driverless cars, but many more even are talking about electric cars. it's the push to be the electric car leader that is front and center for this company. the interesting thing coming out is thatpress conference china is becoming increasingly important in that push. one of the things they have done besides appointing a new ceo is break up the company into, internally, six different business segments. one of them will solely focus on china. why do they appoint someone new now? had: well, the previous ceo a bit of an issue with speaking english. he got himself into trouble a few times with translation issues. he claimed, for example, that the diesel cheating in california was a technical problem. he also had trouble with some comments that he made as f

she met george herbert walker bush at christmas dance when she was 17. >> i don't know anyone funnierhan he is. >> reporter: they were engaged within a year and a half and married in 1945 when george returned home from the war. the couple moved 2 dozen times during their marriage and settled in midland, texas in 1950. george built a business in the oil industry, barbara raised their 5 children, george, jeb, neil, marvin and dorothy. little robin died from leukemia before her fourth birthday. >> all 5 are very different but in our case all 5 are very close. it is wonderful and it makes george and me, my husband and i feel great. >> reporter: family moved to houston and barbara began the first of a lifetime of political campaigns. george lost his senate bid but was elected to congress in 1966. he was named ambassador to the united nations in 1971 and served as chairman of the republican national committee, moves on to china and director of the cia in 1976. her return to washington during this time was said to be difficult and barbara suffered from depression. george was elected vice pre

very much that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guests arthur hay c.e.o. of they want to leave bit met if you want to reach us on twitter at kaiser report until next time by all. means do so. put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president. wanted. to go and. see what was before three of the more people. interested in the war. moved. when i was child's seemed wrong on one old roll just all. the way to get to shape our disdain you can stick to it and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you going to walk and you never know who's going to be there in the psych simon it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin much comes from five thousand. illegal is amused by definition and extremes to all for your support because you're prepared to fight for the reputation and name of your football club. the violence is a part of it and it's the

utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting 9:30 a.mern. >>> energy secretary rick perry testified on the president's 2019 budget request for the energy department before the senate energy and natural resources committee. some of the topics included energy infrastructure modernization and cybersecurity, renewable and clean energy technologies, the department's national laboratories, emissions reduction efforts, and carbon capture and storage. this is about an hour. >> this meeting will come to order. we are here today to discuss the president's budget request for the department of energy for fiscal year

it for this edition of the kaiser report with me mess guys are safe here but like i guess they see herbert going to catch us on twitter at kaiser reports next time you know. the sony of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. he's just not in a shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man's boners own response to the problem and construct dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle do the authorities accept such solution. on a city parking space is not a solution. someone wanted touring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all they're a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. on the fifth day to buy. them a whole place nothing in forest in an f.a. cup semifinal for a nice six four. on that. today louise brooks has brought untrue joy. tells us her story. delighted to be joined by woman who just is for twenty nine years now i wish it wasn't

doug herbert joins us from washington. yesterday we saw a lot of cozying up between macron and trump with the men trying to put on a good show and yet there are real divides. particularly when it comes to the iran nuclear deal. >> hello? hello? sorry, we seem to be having a lot of technical problems today. we are on the air. can you hear me? we are having quite a few sound issues at the moment. i'm really sorry about this. if you can hear me, let us know what the situation is in washington at the moment. sorry. we really are having major technical issues. i propose that we take a break and come back in a few minutes and regroup. why don't we do that? stay with us here on france 24. >> a young user finally accepts to speak on camera. he explains the euphoric effects it has on him and his friends. >> illicit sales of tramadol are on the rise in central africa. thesese photos illustrate cargo seized by authorities. millions of tablets are flooding the markets. the united nations are sounding the alarm. tramadol is no longer j

ra en el caso -- reportera: en el caso de herbert que es taxista, siempre tiene muchos clientes de youtuberon en shock al saber del incidente. >> claro que impacta, de hecho me preocupa. reportera: nos dijeron que esperan que situaciones similares no vuelvan a ocurrir y todo vuelva a la normalidad en esta zona. vuelvo con ustedes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: haciendo una cronologÍa de los hechos, a las 12:46 se notificÓ la presencia de la mujer en el campus de youtube. luego se confirmÓ la muerte de la mujer armada. luego confirmaron cuatro heridos, tres de ellos recibieron impactos de balas. en un comunicado donald trump dijo hoy que quiere utilizar el ejÉrcito para cuidar la frontera con mÉxico. el mandatario pretende enviar soldados hasta el borde fronterizo, mientras no obtiene el presupuesto para construir el muro. de inmediato esto generÓ reacciones. viviana pÁez nos dice quÉ dijeron los legisladores de california. [habla en inglÉs] viviana: el presidente donald trump anunciÓ que militarizrÁ la frontera hasta -- militarizarÁ la frontera hasta que se construya el muro. >>las palabras del president

on material smaller steps aside at the top of volkswagen inside the herberts and diesel takes over the world's biggest carmaker restructures its matters worse in the wake of the diesel cheating scandal. i'm still got welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says decisions will be made fairly soon about how to respond to the suspected poison gas attack in syria fears of a confrontation between the west and syria's main ally russia have been growing since he said on wednesday that missiles will become it is what he said today. we're looking very very seriously very closely at that whole situation and. we'll see what happens folks we'll see what happens it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that but you know as i said this morning we've done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated isis but now we have to make some further decisions so they'll be made fairly soon thank you all very much . in france meanwhile president macro says he has proof that the syrian government carried out last weekend's chlorine gas attack he didn't say whether france was

at 16 she met george herbert walker bush at a school dance. they were engaged a year and a half later before he left for the war. he knew back home she was waiting. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky and i would think about the friends i lost, the country i love and about a girl named barb lu. >> reporter: the bushes had six children but tragedy struck when they lost their 3-year-old daughter robin to leukemia. >> do you ever get over that? >> no. and that's okay, too. but it's true that she is a happy part of our life now. >> reporter: while george built a political career barbara packed up the kids moving more than two dozen times. along the way learning from a struggle with depression. >> i think it was a good thing to happen because now when i hear about depression instead of saying oh, pull yourself together which is what i used to think, i now think, well, that's tough and you got to get help. >> reporter: but for decades she was the rock by his side. >> i, george herbert walker bush, do solemnly swear. >> re

he was shocked in the opening set with herbert taking it 6—3.n three sets. fifth—seeded dominic thiem is another seed who had to come from behind to book his place in the last 16, he lost the first set to russia's rublev but the austrian grew into the match on his favourite surface, levelling it up at 1-1 favourite surface, levelling it up at 1—1 before going on to take the decider by 7—5. davit goffin needed more than two hours to beat his opponent in their second round match. the sixth seed eventually secured a 7—6, 7—5 victory and next up is a third—round match against bautista agut or feliciano lopez. alexander zverev of germany came from one set down to beat gilles muller. zverev, who got a first round bye, won 4—6, 6—3, 6—2 after more than three hours on court. garcia won't be making excuses after his borderfence of garcia won't be making excuses after his border fence of the masters at augusta earlier this month. the spaniard failed to make the cut end the season's first golf major and ahead of the texas open this week he said he is keen

utah governor gary herbert will be our guest on the bus on washington journal starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. the council on american islamic relations released their 2018 civil rights report which found that anti-muslim bias increased in 2017. this news briefing is 20 minut minutes. >> in the name of god, the compassionate and merciful, i'm national communications director for council on american-islamic relations. thank you for coming today. first, we'll have a few words from our national director, and then we'll have a -- some more explanation of the civil rights report we're releasing today from one of our litigation attorneys, in our civil rights department. then we'll hear from the report's author, and then we'll hear from linda bilal, from are the association. and first cair national director. if you can spell your name. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. my name n-i-h-a-d-a-w-a- n-i-h-a-d-a-w-a-d-national director of cair council of american-islamic relations. first i'd hike to express my thanks to the author of the report and many executives at cair who helped put togethe

the casket of barbara bush arriving at the george herbert walker bush presidential library in texas. she died on tuesday at the age of 92. earlier today, her funeral service was held at satan martins episcopal church in houston. first lady melania trump attended as well as george h w bush and brock obama. bush, first lady hillary that former first lady barbara bush, henry clinton and michelle obama where there -- former laura bush, hillary clinton, and michelle obama were there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is my honor and privilege on behalf of this family in saint martins episcopal church to look at you to the service of celebration for the life and service and faith of barbara pierce bush. and letu please stand us sing with strength our opening hymn, praise to the lord support. . he plunged into the sea, locked -- praise to the lord. ♪ ♪ naturally since of your goodness. live of your countenance upon peace throughthem jesus christ our lord. >> by the resurrection and the life saved the lord. he shall believe in me and shall never die -- you shall believe in me shall never die. redeemer lives with