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bush, and perhaps first lady laura bush decided to put in a cabinet. it did strike me also as a hard thing to thing. kia, mia bracelets and barney's dog bowl. that is for him to answer. i also want to say that president george w. bush come at a time when fear was rampant, right after 9/11 nine/11 what did he say about muslim americans? he went to a mosque but he also said they are not the enemy, it is who we are. to be variant to be be accountable, when we look into the mirror, this book is not an anti-bush books. it. it is to say, he put that in his cabinet for his own reasons, while at the same time as a president after 9/11, to his credit he did not do the easy thing. which is to instigate fear. so i hope that answers the question. the photos were very hard, you put your finger on one and that's one reason why we talked a long time about becausephotos also show focus, they show what stories you are highlighting. i personally did not want as many potato factory photos and as my editor wanted. he is a great editor and he was probably right to say the

new jersey will laura bush on tk to raise -- new jersey will be on track to raise the wage behind california and new york. governor christie is expected to veto the measure. we'll be keeping a close eye on the market all day as we brace for the impact on britain's vote on the markets today. >> it could be a good buying opportunity if you're still investing in stocks. >> reporter: you'll be buying them low, yeah. storm tracker 6 live double scan right now we have showers and a couple of thunderstorms down south. if we go into the two dimensional view, a few recent lightning strikes, 3 in the last 15 minutes, pushing east toward sea isle city, cape may is just missing the heavy downpour. the movement is from west to east. there's another cell pushing through dover, delaware. no lightning out of that just yet. that will be crossing the bay and down around cape may later. everything else is spotty. as we look outside we have cloudy skies over the ben franklin bridge, some brightening here and there in the clouds. generally speaking we expect to transition to partly sunny skies later on. temperat

bush and perhaps laura bush decided to put in that cabinet and it did strike me also as a hard thing to say, mia bracelets and barney's dog bowl. that's for him to answer. i also want to say that president george w. bush at a time when fear was rampant, right after 9/11, what did he say about muslim americans? he went to a mosque but also said, anywhere not the enemy. it's who we are. so, to be fair and to be accountable, when we look in the mirror this is not an antibush book. he put that in his cabinet for his own reasons. while at the same time as president, after 9/11, to his credit, he did not do the easy thing, which is to instigate fear. so i hope that answers the question. but the photos were very hard to -- you put your finger on one that we talked a long time about because photos show focus. photos show what stories you're highlighting. did not want as many potato factory photos in that my editor wanted. he probably was right to say, the ugly, horrific side of war needs to be in here, not just two photos. on the bush museum, i wanted -- in fact the photo of the airplane on

jo ann: it was a wonderful time for us when laura bush went to the white house.he first library never to be in evere first librarian to whitest lady in the house. the library at the time, we went over to meet with her to talk about how we might use her first ladyship to enhance libraries across the country. she had put on the texas book festival when she was the first lady of the state of texas. she had this idea that she would like to replicate that into that d.c., washington, festival. i remember saying how may people doing it to be here to have a success. if we can get 5000 people. the first and we had inside the jefferson building. i think over 15,000 people showed up as well as the fire department who thought we had over occupied the building. eight years later, through her time as first lady, we were over 100,000 people coming to the national festival. know now it has been endowed event.is a 2-day >> is this your first book? >> it is. through the encouragement of the staff at aarp. we were talking about this whole idea of what does 50 look like. i often say

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because you heb that when the taliban, the discussion was now we are going to make women free and laura bushd people gave radio addresses and talked about it and encouraged women in afghanistan that they would never otherwise done run for office, become security gods doing all sorts of things which is good. but now we have just left those people behind and we are not protecting them and they stood up and have done things that were not traditional in their culture and now they're being targeted and not there to help them and i think we have a moral responsibility to do something about that, so i feel really passionately that we shouldn't forget. >> she writes images of this things and i was touched by one passage in janine's book. i was unable to cut his nails, it was visceral rather than rational reaction. i would pick up the tiny baby scissors and feel like though i was wretch, i had a vision of an iraqi man i knew that had no fingernails. and then it goes on at length about this man who used to come to your office in iraq who had been tortured and all his fingernails taken off and how ever

committee, i just want of knowledge by fiscal analyst natalie always think our mayor's budget analyst laura bush, for her support during this process. the department mission is to foster the equitable treatment and the advancement of all women and girls of san francisco through policies legislation and programs. we do work in three primary areas. human rights, bouts against women and women in the workplace. as you may know, women account for 49% of san francisco's population. will even go to the after that. in terms of our three-year budget the total current year budget was $6.72 million. we are proposing a 7.01 million dollar budget in the budget year and $7.02 million following. the gray bar represents our single largest program city grants program of 84%. the staffing and administrative expenses 16%. our fte, we are proposing a growth from 6.01 26.02. i would like to say were small but mighty department. next slide, please. major budget changes, there are five. first of all, 2.5% increase in general fund grant budget to address the mystic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 2.5% c

bush, laura bush, came as well. what an honor for his holenessy -- holiness, what an honor for our country, that our president showed that respect. on that day, when we talked about it, we had so many good things to say about his holiness. one of the things was, his unstinting support for peace is a positive example of how to make the world a better place. peace in the world, peace in our country, peace in our communities, peace in our families, peace in ourselves. that inner peace is what he has been preaching. and his holiness embodies -- we can see him as he embodies the which is demeanor and courage to maintain what he calls a peaceful mind in a modern world. and we look forward to hear wheag has to say about that. his holiness says, in addition to saying we're all god's children, and the respect we need to have for each other, and the compassion that he advocates, that great changes start with individuals. is there time for me to tell my own personal story? i'll tell this story, which i think some may find amus

then, special things over to the mayors budget office, laura bush and melissa white house. these two are very hard-working dedicated and brilliant women. so, thank you. >> are you in agreement? >> we are in agreement. i'm sorry. we are i miss that. in my desire to call out really phenomenal people i forgot that. >> no worries could well deserved. mr. rose can we go to your report, please? >> yes. on page 47 of our report recommended reductions of the budget total $214,000 in 16-17. $150,000 on ongoing savings and 64 are one-time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of $18.8 million or 11% in the department 16-17 budget are recommend reduction to the budget total is two and $17,000 and 17-19. ongoing savings they would still allow an increase of $6.39 or 3.3% to the province 17-18 budget and the zionist and the other does concur with the recommend a reduction and shown on page 48 of our report >> thank you. any questions for budget analyst? supervisor yee >> thank you for your work at dc why have. i'm just curious in term of the budget, i know that there's

committee, i just want of knowledge by fiscal analyst natalie always think our mayor's budget analyst laura bush, for her support during this process. the department mission is to foster the equitable treatment and the advancement of all women and girls of san francisco through policies legislation and programs. we do work in three primary areas. human rights, bouts against women and women in the workplace. as you may know, women account for 49% of san francisco's population. will even go to the after that. in terms of our three-year budget the total current year budget was $6.72 million. we are proposing a 7.01 million dollar budget in the budget year and $7.02 million following. the gray bar represents our single largest program city grants program of 84%. the staffing and administrative expenses 16%. our fte, we are proposing a growth from 6.01 26.02. i would like to say were small but mighty department. next slide, please. major budget changes, there are five. first of all, 2.5% increase in general fund grant budget to address the mystic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 2.5% c

jo ann: well it was a wonderful , time for us when laura bush went to the white house. she is the first librarian ever to be in the white house. librarian james and i went over to meet with her to talk about how we might use her first ladyship to enhance libraries across this country. she had put on the texas book festival when she was the first lady of the state of texas. and so she had this idea that , she would like to replicate that and do that in washington at the national book festival. i remember saying to her, what does success like -- look like? how many people need to be here for it to be a success? and she said, if we can get 5000 people. so that first event we had inside the jefferson building. over 15,000 people showed up as well as the fire department who thought we had over-occupied the building. eight years later, through her time as first lady, we were over 100,000 people coming to the national festival by the end of the eighth year, and now david rubenstein has endowed the national book festival, and it is a two-day event. brian: is this your first boo

the appearance of this, and look through the prism of attorney general john ashcraft meeting with laura bushon both sides. stuart: it really is. >> absent reporting in the whole media. the new york times. we have extraordinary conflict of interest. if it was a republican attorney general. i don't think she would have her job if it was a republican. >> it would get a lot of attention. and raise eyebrows. and across the mainstream media. john ashcraft investigating someone in the bush administration meeting with that person's husband or wife. it would get a ton of coverage. what this shows is conventional wisdom is probably right, hillary clinton won't get indicted just by the way the attitude this administration is taking about so what, maybe this send the wrong message but so what, i don't know that it says the fbi might refer an indictment and investigation as we know is ongoing. stuart: an extraordinary situation. thank you for your expertise and we will watch special report tonight. i want to bring in monica crowley and elizabeth mcdonald. i am a little taken aback by this. loretta lynch

so if she took like a post 9/11 laura bush today with women's rights, women in the middle east, she'swith refugees and helping with children and orphanages and that will give her a -- an international flair that already has, being a foreign-born first lady. she can capitalize on. >> she's not the first foreign born first lady, right? >> no. the first foreign born first lady is louisa adams. she was born in london, england in 1775 i believe. and she actually -- there was some concern that she might harm her husband john quincy adam's political career. you know, we weren't the big worldly country we are now. it's more acceptable. where melania trump could capitalize on that -- on that flair, that elegance. >> she like jackie o speaks four languages which is of course very impressive. all right, thank you so much. congratulations on your success. the book is "unusual for their time, on the road with america's first ladies." thank you. more "fox & friends" is moments away. man, my feet are killin' same time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pre

committee, i just want of knowledge by fiscal analyst natalie always think our mayor's budget analyst laura bush, for her support during this process. the department mission is to foster the equitable treatment and the advancement of all women and girls of san francisco through policies legislation and programs. we do work in three primary areas. human rights, bouts against women and women in the workplace. as you may know, women account for 49% of san francisco's population. will even go to the after that. in terms of our three-year budget the total current year budget was $6.72 million. we are proposing a 7.01 million dollar budget in the budget year and $7.02 million following. the gray bar represents our single largest program city grants program of 84%. the staffing and administrative expenses 16%. our fte, we are proposing a growth from 6.01 26.02. i would like to say were small but mighty department. next slide, please. major budget changes, there are five. first of all, 2.5% increase in general fund grant budget to address the mystic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 2.5% c

then, special things over to the mayors budget office, laura bush and melissa white house. these two are very hard-working dedicated and brilliant women. so, thank you. >> are you in agreement? >> we are in agreement. i'm sorry. we are i miss that. in my desire to call out really phenomenal people i forgot that. >> no worries could well deserved. mr. rose can we go to your report, please? >> yes. on page 47 of our report recommended reductions of the budget total $214,000 in 16-17. $150,000 on ongoing savings and 64 are one-time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of $18.8 million or 11% in the department 16-17 budget are recommend reduction to the budget total is two and $17,000 and 17-19. ongoing savings they would still allow an increase of $6.39 or 3.3% to the province 17-18 budget and the zionist and the other does concur with the recommend a reduction and shown on page 48 of our report >> thank you. any questions for budget analyst? supervisor yee >> thank you for your work at dc why have. i'm just curious in term of the budget, i know that there's

then, special things over to the mayors budget office, laura bush and melissa white house. these two are very hard-working dedicated and brilliant women. so, thank you. >> are you in agreement? >> we are in agreement. i'm sorry. we are i miss that. in my desire to call out really phenomenal people i forgot that. >> no worries could well deserved. mr. rose can we go to your report, please? >> yes. on page 47 of our report recommended reductions of the budget total $214,000 in 16-17. $150,000 on ongoing savings and 64 are one-time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of $18.8 million or 11% in the department 16-17 budget are recommend reduction to the budget total is two and $17,000 and 17-19. ongoing savings they would still allow an increase of $6.39 or 3.3% to the province 17-18 budget and the zionist and the other does concur with the recommend a reduction and shown on page 48 of our report >> thank you. any questions for budget analyst? supervisor yee >> thank you for your work at dc why have. i'm just curious in term of the budget, i know that there's

committee, i just want of knowledge by fiscal analyst natalie always think our mayor's budget analyst laura bush, for her support during this process. the department mission is to foster the equitable treatment and the advancement of all women and girls of san francisco through policies legislation and programs. we do work in three primary areas. human rights, bouts against women and women in the workplace. as you may know, women account for 49% of san francisco's population. will even go to the after that. in terms of our three-year budget the total current year budget was $6.72 million. we are proposing a 7.01 million dollar budget in the budget year and $7.02 million following. the gray bar represents our single largest program city grants program of 84%. the staffing and administrative expenses 16%. our fte, we are proposing a growth from 6.01 26.02. i would like to say were small but mighty department. next slide, please. major budget changes, there are five. first of all, 2.5% increase in general fund grant budget to address the mystic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 2.5% c

committee, i just want of knowledge by fiscal analyst natalie always think our mayor's budget analyst laura bush, for her support during this process. the department mission is to foster the equitable treatment and the advancement of all women and girls of san francisco through policies legislation and programs. we do work in three primary areas. human rights, bouts against women and women in the workplace. as you may know, women account for 49% of san francisco's population. will even go to the after that. in terms of our three-year budget the total current year budget was $6.72 million. we are proposing a 7.01 million dollar budget in the budget year and $7.02 million following. the gray bar represents our single largest program city grants program of 84%. the staffing and administrative expenses 16%. our fte, we are proposing a growth from 6.01 26.02. i would like to say were small but mighty department. next slide, please. major budget changes, there are five. first of all, 2.5% increase in general fund grant budget to address the mystic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 2.5% c

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bush: i am especially grateful tonight to my family. no matter what else i do in life, asking laura to marry me was the best decision i ever made. [applause] george w. bush: to our daughters, barbara and jenna, we love you, we're proud of you, and as you head off to college this fall -- don't stay out too late, and e-mail your old dad once in a while, will you? and mother, everybody loves you and so do i. [applause] george w. bush: growing up, she gave me love and lots of advice. i gave her white hair. [laughter] george w. bush: and i want to thank my dad, the most decent man i have ever known. [applause] george w. bush: all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong. dad, i am proud to be your son. my father was the last president of the great generation, a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps and delivered us from evil. some never came home. those who did put their medals in drawers, went to work, and built on a heroic scale highways and universities, suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliances -- the strong f

[applause] governor bush: i am especially grateful tonight to my family. no matter what else i do in my life, asking laura to marry me was the best decision i ever made. [cheers] [applause] governor bush: and to our daughters, barbara and jenna, we love you, we're proud of you, and as you head off to college this fall -- don't stay out too late, and e-mail your old dad once in a while, will you? and mother, everybody loves you and so do i. [cheers] [applause] governor bush: growing up, she gave me love and lots of advice. i gave her white hair. [laughter] governor bush: and i want to thank my dad, the most decent man i have ever known. [cheers] [applause] governor bush: all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong. dad, i am proud to be your son. [cheers] [applause] my father was the last president of a great generation, a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps and delivered us from evil. some never came home. those who did put their medals in drawers, went to work, and built on a heroic scale highways and universities, suburbs and factories, gre

laura: but what has happened really isn't a laughing matter. pm cameron: the bush people ever voted to leave the european union. it was not the result i wanted nor the outcome i believe is best for the country i love. there can be no doubt about the result. i don't take back what i said about the risks. it is going to be difficult. the covenantd agrees this morning that the decision must be accepted and the process of implementing the decision in the best possible way must begin. laura: but formal talks fully start when he has been replaced. he condemned the apparent rise in racist abuse since the results and urged the country to come together after the bitter campaign. pm cameron: i believe we should hold fast to a version of britain that wants to be respected abroad, tolerant at home, engaged in the world, and working with our international partners to advance the prosperity and security of our nation for generations to come. i have fought for these things every day of my political life and i will continue to do so and i commend the statement of the house. the la

beautifully produced celebrity interviews like sam branson interviewing richard and barbara bush interviewing laura and mike bloomberg's daughter interviewing him, et cetera et cetera. and then we opened it up to thousands of our viewers and users to interview their own parents. and on father's day we're having a physical activation, for example, in new york city and we're also doing it in partnership with facebook live. >> so talk about where video is going, though. this is a whole room of cable people but people are not watching the way they used to. how do you look at -- you guys are moving into vr. you bought a vr company. talk a little bit about that, for example. >> so, you know, actually us buying the vr company is a very good way to explain where i think video is going. we bought it, but we didn't just about buy it because of the technological know-how around vr but because how they produce stories. the gift of story telling and story telling in a way that has -- resonance. for me, again, whether you do it in a nap or you do it on cable, the key is are you connecting with your audience? are

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laura: mark in istanbul. thank you. for more on this attack, i spoke a brief town ago with rances townsend, who served as an advisor under george w. bush. she joined us from new york. the c.i.a. director has said the istanbul attack has islamic state signature all over it. is that your assessment too? frances: yes. i think that's right. this is an aviation hub. it's very similar to the brussels style attack that we saw. there are guns -- weapons used as they were in the paris attack. it was an attack against civilians. for a whole bunch of remembers -- let's remember, the islamic state has called for attacks in western europe during ramadan and so for a lot of reasons i think people are saying it points to the hallmarks of an isis attack. laura: but why are we seeing so many attacks on soft targets like airports? is it because they are making gains against islamic state in iraq and syria? frances: we hear a lot of that from american policymakers that that's the reason. look, this is an ideological movement and it's beyond sort of just the caliphate that's been claimed in iraq and syria. we see isis cells as far as away as indonesia. e

bush who presented ali with the medal of freedom in 2005 posted this message on his facebook page saying, laurand i are saddened by the death of muhammad ali, the greatest of all time. i gave ali the presidential medal of freedom in 2005 and wondered allowed how he stayed so pretty throughout so many fights. it probably had to do with his beautiful soul. he was a fierce fighter and he is a man of peace, just like odessa and cassius clay senior believed their son could be. let's go back now to louisville, kentucky, where people continued to stream in and out, dodging those raindrops, ali's hometown of louisville. that's where we find our john berman. >> thanks so much, fred. >> the rain has stopped temporarily. you can see people out paying their respects leaving flowers here at the muhammad ali center, people of all races and all ages. i met one man, a 62-year-old african-american man who says he remembers when muhammad ali went to his junior high to visit as heavyweight champ. imagine what that meant to me? i spoke to another man, a white man, who told me he remembers sitting in his basement w

bush commenting on the passing of muhammad ali. he wrote, laura i are saddened by the death of muhammad ali. the greatest of all time. i gave ali the presidential medal of freedom in 2005 and wondered aloud how he stayed so pretty throughout so many fights. probably had to do with his beautiful soul. he was a fierce fighter and he is a man of peace, just like odessa and cashus clay sr. believed their son could be. the world saying good-bye and celebrating the life of muhammad ali today. on the phone is bob, who promoted 26 of ali's fights. bob, a pleasure to talk to you again. the one fight that you did not promote, i want to start with though and that was the big first fight with joe frazier. 1971. you were planning to promote the fight in las vegas, you didn't get it. what happened? >> well, it was really a early in '71. remember, it was three i can't have and a half years that ali couldn't fight because he couldn't get a license from a boxing commission. because of his conviction of failing to go into the service. they took his passport. so, th

bush called you. what did he say? >> well, he said he and laura were praying for us. he called. you know, brian, here's the deal. if not now, when are we going to take this seriously? this is an attack on orlando, a gay nightclub, attack on gays, attack on hispanics and our country. when are we going to say enough is enough and say we are going to destroy isis, we're going to stop the evil of radical islam. we have to at some point, is 49 enough? how many more can there be? >> you tell that to the people at san bernardino, ft. hood. the people that see the isis threat here and the president of the united states does not see it that way. he was talking about guns yesterday, why is it so easy to get the ar-15 and i imagine that's the topic on thursday. did he call you yet? >> no. the second amendment didn't kill anybody, but evil, isis has killed. we have to stand up for this country. we have to say we'll vet people before they come into our country. if you disagree with what with what our country believes in why are you allowed in our country? we have 49 people dead, m