i have a studio upstairs that the house then at the ranch and kennebunkport. and a place this right can retreat. i cleaned up. [laughter] most of the time. warlike steve be neat and oil painting is not neat. i'll let my palette to read into yellows and a blue and white and blue is very powerful if just a little bit on your figure and you happen not to get it totally clean and you lie down on the white bedspread laugh laugh blue. [laughter] i am not a very good clean air this technique year to paint the portraits it is really never done. i look at some of these portraits and wish i could put them back that and keep painting in some point you have to cl it quits. so i'll live with these four year that i would look at o'brien in think need to touch him up this a never-ending process. i cannot answer that question. >> host: have you ever been unhappy? >> all the time. i will paint and think about day get in bed then scrape off that is great about oil painting because you can paint and scrape. i tried acrylics but it drives so fast there is no scraping. all the tim

it was a painting of her walking her two dogs on the beach in kennebunkport. but i painted her from the back after the yanks to that boris showed me. [laughter] i do paid from photos the idea have been to live his myself one of the instructors convinced me to paid myself looking in the beer because it is hard to smile while you look at the mir. so i did not run a by them i hope that they like it i was been nervous about some of them. todd wrote a better about what it was like to be in the war. when i was painting todd he told us he had nice what's. -- sweats. it is a dark painting and masoud one in tampa today's ago i said let me show you repainting. i said i am no longer the commander in chief. [laughter] you can tell me the truth. he liked it. [laughter] i think because it captured the in which that he felt so i wish i could repeat that. but the book is out. >> that question is which of the of wounded warriors was the toughest? >> they are all tough in a way. when news think about it because everyone of the men and women, have very physical wounds of war and

i had an interview with him when he first announced in thet kennebunkport compound, and he liked me because i had given bash where bush a good review for her memoir,' barbara is very firey, greenwich grandma, and it was fine at first, but then i thick the went down a very baden path with iraq and came under the sway of -- i was the first d to dub him darth vader and he called himself that proudly and now steve bannon calls himselfth that and then the relationship with the press corps bake tense as there was fake news about the iraq war. >> host: in december of 2008, in your book, you write: about the white house: how can such a lovely house make so many of ite white house. inhabitants nuts. >> guest: well, this is -- a lot of my friends are really hysterical about the trump presidency, and one of my girlfriends, who is a house nut, who lives in san francisco, she says i'm having a glass of wine a day now. and i try to reassure them and say, don't worry. we have had a lot of crazy presidents in modern history, and lyndon johnson's aides used to argue about whether he was al manic depresssive

eastern long island and all areas from boston down to the cape, all the way from portsmouth up to kennebunkport, maine. the storm is about to head over the top of long island. we have snow that's heavy, northern new jersey, but we are watching sleet still in new york city. there as a little bit on the back side of it but not a lot. d.c., looks like you're complete hi don completely done. 84 is ahead through connecticut, 95 is starting to change over to sleet and rain now. further to the north we are going to be watching the winds really picking up this afternoon. highest winds now are around new york city and near montauk as we go to 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. the worst of the storm, albany new york to areas of interior new england, that's where the heart of the storm is going to be and that's where the struggle will be, too. we're cleaning up from new york city southward. >> bill karins for us here. let's take a look at conditions outside now. we'll go to now to indra peterson. are you in new york city? >> right now we're around the bronx area of new york city. you've been through these nor'easters befo

you are looking now to photographs taken at the bush home in kennebunkport maine.nvited to the bushes for lunch and new david was in maine so i called and asked if i might invite david. and then he said of course. i would love to see him. david came by helicopter. i came up by delta and we all had a wonderful afternoon. he was a wonderful man, a wonderful friend and lived an extraordinary life in his later years he made it a point of showing his grand children and great grand children around the world. i had the great joy of his friendship and celebrated his 100th birthday with him and many of his close friends. he appeared on this program many times. here is a look at some of those conversations within you represent in some way the end of an era when you think of the family and you think of dispergs and you think of the central role that you played in the evolution of family that i just talked about. >> it certainly is the end of one important period for the family. i like to think, though, that there are lots of oncoming members of the family who are going to mak

i was once invited bush to come to kennebunkport to have lunch.k at that picture, charlie -- >> wow. >> there it is. before i went, i said, what if i ask david rockefeller. president bush said that would be great. i love david rockefeller. i called him and he said do you think the president would really like me to come? always. >> so humble. >> very humble. he worried about how he did. after that, he invited president bush and all of us there at that dinner to come to his house in maine. so, he was, for me, a very, very special person. >> i think it's nice you get invited, number one, to have lunch with the bushes and then he says, can i bring somebody? >> right. >> that's a beautiful picture. >>> forbes said drake has dethroned ed sheeran as king of streaming. spotified on sunday, the latest albu of 68 million said by ed sheeran's album more than two weeks ago. the streaming could earn drake at least $5 million. >>> misty copeland is one of the world's most recognized ballerinas and rightfully so. she began dancing at age 13 with the help of the