michael bush's positive impact on maryland will be felt for literally decades to come. he was good and a decent person who sought to elevate our politics during an age when too many unlike him had brought our politics low. i hope my colleagues, mr. speaker, will join me in expressing our condolences to his wife, cindy, their daughter, erin and megan, and to the entire bush family and to the people of maryland. he served so faithfully for so many years. i hope all of us in this house will find inspiration in speaker bush's life and legacy as we strive to do right by those we serve as he did for so many years and to do so together in a way that is bipartisan as was his inclination and performance and be reflective of the way he lived his life and approach the work of governing. in an age where, as i said, politics has been brought low by divisiveness and in some respects hatefulness and attacks on one another, michael bush was somebody who treated others with respect, with consideration, and with fairness. michael bush served maryland well. he served our people well. he w

michael bush passed away this past sunday. he was 72 years old. >>> opening statements today in rial of a bethesda millionaire charged with the murder of a man who w digging nnels underneath his house. the arguments from both sides in this case. >>> cooler temperatures andia ams back with what you need to know. >>> the quest for the cup begins, covering the caps first round series against the hurricanes. join us for postgame coverage, news a 11:00, before saturday's game at 2:00, special coverage at 30 and2: >>> all right. amelia is here to talk about this gorgeous weather we've beea ng. the flip side of it, for anybody suffering from allergies is thinking to themselves, i wish i wasn't in so much pain. >> over thent c recommendations. you really need to inoculate yourself, and early, too. wille been telling us thi be a bad one. >> we're seeing tree pollen come high. it's the trees bothering you. i love eye drops jim knows that. >> eyes, throat, everything. >> he's given me a list to go shopping after work today. >> you can fe

michael bush p away this past sunday. he was 72 years old. >>> happening now in the district.working to track down the people s in thisveillance video. investigators say they robbed and trashed an airbnb in northwest leaving behind thousands of dollars worth of damage. this all happened at a home the group was renting on leroy place near connecticut avenue. >> and this all happened about a month ago when eight people went into that home. photos of the damage show televisions pulled off the wall and they took appliances, clothes, shoes, electronics, more than $5,000s worth of go and they trashed the house, aving pizza, wine bottles and chickenings and ashes behind. >> infact, they called me from the property in the middle of thei rental period telling me how wonderful the house was and how thankful they are. >> according to police, one of the renters even fraudulently used an amazon account founde. the h police are offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> for the second time in two months a student at la plata high school has been charg

end of maryland's legislative session has turned into a day of mourning because house speaker michael bush passed away over the weekend. news 4 darcy spencer has been covering the general assembly for years. she joins u liveo tell us -- she's in annapoliss to tell how he is being remembered. i remember him very fondly from the times i covered him or moderated debate. he was just a lovely man with de deeply rooted in the anne arundel county community. >> that's right wendy. as you know from covering the general assembly yourself, spear bush waso well respected, it will be very hard to find someone to say a negative word about him. even people who may disage with him on the policy issues, they feel like he always listened. they say thaet wht's what they' miss most. it's the last day of the general asmbly session in annapolis. it may appear like a typical day tes, but use of dele time in 16 first years speaker mike bush has not been here to lead the way. where he would typically stand d in black bunting. >> he's a leader. he's instilled in all of us what we need to get through today. >> speak

. >> a special session wh the within the next month to pick a reacement for the late speaker michael bush. there are already possible front runners for the position. fromaltimore city. speaker. and davis from prince george county. all liky to thr hats in the ring. county executive made a strong appeal for davis's bed. >> we don't have a single prince georgen. nor an african .americ it would be his toric of course. and so i can tell you that would be something i would be obviously very supportive. i was prince george county. >> also fair minded and able tl en to both sides. so far the delegate said little ssibly about aossible bid. the late speaker will lie in state at the state house on monday. his fine ral is tuesday morning. >> it may seem early 2020 presidential hopeful beto o'rourke will speak in virginia. likely speaking in several cities. either tuesday-over wednesday. no exactio locn have been announced yet. likely alexandria and prince william. some scary and chaotic moments outsids the white house afternoon. a man in a wheelchair set his jacketn fire. on pennsylvania avenue. the

michael bush. he died this month after serving three decades in the house. bush will lie in state under the rotunda from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. a procession will happen. and to st. john catholic church on best gate road. b bush will laid to rest after that at a servi beginningt 11. >> tomorrow your lance chance to see the emancipation proclamation and the act. at the national archive. they led to the e of slai ri in the country. end of slavery in the country. they are so delicate fndgile they are kept in a dark vault. they only see the light for 36 hours at a time. they only come out once a year. the d.c. act was the first act by congress to free slaves. it freed nearly 3,000 slaves. here in washington. >> aer two wins here at home. the capitals went on the road with confidence in their play offns series. ag carolina. >> that confidence might have been rattled by the hurricanes a game to forget for the caps. what happened? >> there would be so much to unpack on what happ hede. the capitals lose their first game of the post season. the hurricanes just the

this morning, michael bush is being remembered as a -- michael busch is being remembered as a popularker. he passed away at ea72 old. >> justin finch with more on how maryland is honoring busch. >> reporter: the speaker is being remembered for all brought to his posted. he was a former teacher, an athlete, as ll as a coach. a family man, too. a uniqu mix of leadership and lawmaking that will be missed the speaker was 72 years old and a standout here in maryland. a staunch democrat, skilled politician, and the longest serving speaker in history. he was still able to build bridges, though, with his colleagues across the aisle. the thoughts and prayers were coming in from acros state over the weekend as reports came in his ncondition was worsening at the medical center where he was being f treat pneumonia. jamie risk facte many saying the loss will be a huge shadow. >> he's part of the history of a land. nobody better personifies a love of the house o delegates and the love of maryland government and politics than speaker busch. >> reporter: today also happens to be the last day of the g

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. >>> funeral plans have been announced for houseer spe michael bush who died sunday. will lie in state at the maryland statehouse where he served f 32ears. the public can pay their respects between 1:00 and o step:00 p. monday and 8:00 to 100 tuesday morning. maryland state police will escort the catholic to newman cathic church. the funeral will be private. >>> doctors are trying to keep an alexandria man alive after a house fire. it took the life of his wife, devastating old town, virginia. the loving couple were willing help anyone. >> reporter: a bouquet of flowers sit on the step of their old town row home, boarded up doors and window, the only thing that showed theragedy. first responders filling up south pitt street, focusing getting to the master bedroom and inside. >> an aggresse attack was initiated. >> reporter: neighbors wasou lel and saiheeter s wasun nscious. er we pray for both of them and that p comes out of it. >> reporter: they said in recent years, peter had taken helping his wife through mobility issues. >> he was fantastic, helped her to and from

house speaker michael bush. >> new vacancies in a trump jalready withs to fill. new reporting about tension between the president and the outgoing homeland security secretary curkirstjen nielsen. >> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> we're tracking rain and thunderstorms on storm team 4 radar. >> we have watnd warnings all to ourftouth this aernoon in virginia. now they're into southern maryland. >> let's get right tot with chief meteorologist doug utmmerer. what's going on there? >> we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:00. charles county, st. mary, calvert county as well as king george. let's get to theyoadar. can see area wide rain really from winchester over towards baltimore, down to the south. where the strong storms are all in towards southern maryland right now back in towards virginia, you see that line that has formed here and i want t show you these little blue areas here, these are wind gusts. mark 58 mile an hour wind gusts reported at the naval academy. 55 right alo the potomac. this one 58 mile per hour wind. this

house speaker michael bush died over the weekendth a age of 72. he was the longest serving speaker in state htory. darcy spencer tells us how lawmakers are remembering their ime leader. >> reporter: the maryland flag flies at half staff over the statehouse at annapolis. inside lawmakers try to go about the last day of the general assembly session without their house speaker mike bush died sunday after battling pneumonia. >> the house is now in session. >> repter: it was the first time since 2003 that bush did not preside over the house during what's called -- it's when hundreds of bills are passed when theck strikes midnight. a a sad day for the maryland general assembl the state of maryland. his loss affects everyone not only in this room but around the country. >> there were terry eyes and hugs on the house floor. bracelets saying iron mike placed on every desk. lawmakers started with a prayer. >> yesterday we lost a great man. >> the speaker pro tem had to fill bush's shoesn had day. she wore sneakers as a tribute to bush. he always wore his. >

. >> maryland is mourning the death of its house speaker michael bush.h pneumonia. governor larry hogan has ordered flags to a fly half-staff in his honor. >>> today we are hearing from leaders to apply for federal funding. some non-profits may take financial hit if the mayor has not responded yet to these allegations. now, let's check on your commute with mellissa molette. >> after shady grove road, a crash blocking the center lanes and now blocking all lanes what i am just hearing. so we will keep you updated on thisone. inner loop at route 1 crash on the right the rest of the beltway is okay. n> later today on news 4, weeks after thes 4 i-team reveals a sex crime invtigation inside a local assistive center a woman for a woman with dementia has a suit. >> that's coming up today at 5:00. a check of your forecast with chuck coming up ne. >>> good morning, everybody. it is mild emoutside,ratures in the upper 50s and low 60s now. we will be way up into t 70 for highs today. but take your umbrella with you. there is a pretty high chance you will need it lat

bush family christmases. what was it like to be there and serve during the holidays? michael: you see the typical american family come together as family. it's wonderful to watch and know that you have a role in providing that calm and serenity and that peaceful meal. the right decorations and provide the atmosphere. the goal was to serve the president's guests, so that when they leave, they are happy. to watch the bushes during christmasses for 12 years was a phenomenal thing to witness. holly: we are close to being out of time. you all get to see a special sneak preview of our exhibits. not only does it cover camp david, but it also covers prairie chapel ranch and walker's point and the lbj ranch. you are among the first to see it. make sure you take time to walk across the courtyard and visit that tonight. our bookstore is open tonight. we have mike's book for sale. as well as the white house u.s. historical association. please make sure to visit. we have some great things in the exhibit. we have got the original camp david sign. we have correspondence between fdr and chur

. >>> i'm michael finney >>> president trump seem to be in a running feud with the bush family. in an interview, mr. trump suggested that former first lady barbara bush had a right to be nasty to him. she said look what i did to her sons. >> he was responding to a new biography of mrs. bush in which she kept a countdown clock to the end of trump's >>> tech giants facebook, google and twitter are accepting representatives to testify at a senate judiciary hearing in washington next week. it will be chaired by a tech critic. senator ted cruz. the republican lawmaker langs that silicon valley's largest company are biased against conservatives and routinely censor right wing voices. google and facebook say there's little evidence to back up the charges. >>> some scarey moments on a flight yesterday. passengers were told they were diverting after some went blank. he said there was not enough cooling capacity. the passengers were put on another flight and everyone was taken to their destinations safely. >>> look at this. a car dapging from a parking garage. the reporter has the rescue

former presidential envoy for global coalition to defeat isis, served in bush, obama and trump administrations. ambassador michael u.s. ambassador to russia. former assistant director for counter-intelligence at the fbi frank figlusi. all msnbc cribbers. let me start with you jeremy, all the russians did was buy facebook ads? what's your reaction. >> the reason why jared has to minimize he doesn't meet his father-in-law. if we take that approach, our defenses will be down. we've seep it from the january 2017 assessment as well as testimony given this past january in front of the senate intelligence committee. the part of the report, nicole, i was most interested in was actually about mike flynn in which, as you know, mike flynn conducted this secret channel with the russian foreign minister directly and ambassador directly after the election. the report doesn't answer why did he do it, why was he so eager to this the secret channel. why did he lie to the vice president? why did he lie to the fbi? some of the answers to these questions we won't find out until mike flynn is sentenced. interestingly the president di

bush in 1980. he talked about michael dukakis wouldn't find teachers for not -- for not leading their classes in the after the aclu. it was a rough, nasty campaign. did she say go that way? >> i'm not sure she said go that way on all those particulars, but on the issue of the prison furlough program in massachusetts, there was a controversy within the campaign about whether to air an ad about it. this one the very controversial willie horton ad that was aired by an independent group, but it was still a pretty tough ad. she argued that the prison furlough program was something that dukakis supported. it did turn out to be catastrophic. so it was fair to attack him for that. she had a generally -- she was comfortable with combat in a way -- i don't mean military combat. i mean she was comfortable with political combat and back and forth in a way that sometimes george bush was reluctant to do. and he listened to her. her permission that it would be all right to air these ads mattered to him in the final decision about whether to air them. >> well, a surprisingly political book by susan page by susan pa

former senior advisor to jeb bush and former spokesman for john boehner michael steele and the directorf progressive programming at siriusxm zerlina maxwell. thank you all for being here. josh, we just saw a little bit of that new interview that you did with the mayor. what more did you guys talk about? >> well, we also asked him whether he thinks that america is ready for a gay president. aside from the hecklers, a recent nbc "wall street journal" poll showed 32% of the company is not ready to have a gay president. at least that's what they say. he says that, you know, we have made a lot of progress. there is only one way to find out whether or not the country is ready, and that's to put it to the test on the ballot box. we also are got some of the first comments about the measles situation that's been taking place in new york. he is always on the campaign trail talking about rnting people's religious beliefs. to the point where it doesn't harm other people. so we asked him, do you think that we should mandate that people have to vaccinate their children for the measles and other illne

casesy hunt and joshua smith and michael steele was a senior adviser to both jeb bush and john boehner. kasie let me start with you on this and the president and the immigration situation. it seems to be if he wants to solve the problem, there are plenty of ways trying to go about trying to force solutions. he's not pursuing any of those. at what point do we say we kind of know what he wants? >> i don't see a way in which it is possible to heal the rift that has developed between this president and congress, mostly democrats in congress, but also republicans and that's what it would take to really solve this problem. he has essentially cleared out the entire top of his department of homeland security because he doesn't like the laws that have been written. he says we need to change the laws. every single negotiation this president has entered in to on this subject has brought out, you know, all of those things in the campaign that democrats find to be the worst, most objectionable version of this president -- >> and you're debating morality, and once you're debating morality, you're no

michael flynn also did not testify, neither did karl rove during the bush administration.g overly back to henry kissinger. there's also a rich history of aids, even presidents, testifying before congress. including gerald ford, who back in 1974 appeared before congress to talk about his pardon of nixon. pat buchanan and al haig testified about watergate, national security advisors, special counsel to president clinton, a number of clinton-era staff members who testified, all the way up to steve bannon from the trump administration who testified after he was delivered a subpoena to appear before congress. back in 2,080 federal judge ruled that then-bush white house counsel harriet miers and the chief of staff, josh bolden, were not immune from congressional subpoenas, either. they got to come up, melissa, with something very creative here at the white house in order for a judge to say, "you are right, mcgahn should not comply with that subpoena." his testify is scheduled. we'll see what happens. >> melissa: need a fantastic job setting the table for us and we appreciate it.

and michael steel, former senior adviser to jeb bush and a former spokesperson for house speaker johnhner. and it is a very big day right there in newark. so booker, as i mentioned, is polling around 4% and new hampshire poll and 3% and ascott, is this what his campaign needed. >> his campaign hopes so. i have to tell you there are people -- a lot of people in this space and while he very seldom invokes trump's name this justice for all economically and politically will resonate with the democrats. the problem is he's only raised $5 million and he's polling in the single-digits and whether this rally puts him further ahead or not and we'll have to see whether he has that bump but has a lot of people in that space to distinguish himself and they are way ahead of him now. we'll have to see. >> and you didn't get a sense he was trying to put himself in a lane. you have many candidates who are trying -- inslee saying i'm going to be the climate change candidate and others running on gun rights, eric swalwell. he didn't try to put himself in a lane. >> there may be a place for him here. th

>>president bush died late last year at the age of 94, the stamp includes a portrait of the former president painted by award-winning artist. michaeln a 1997 photograph by timothy greenfield-sanders the first day of issue ceremony will take place on his birthday june 12th at the george hw bush presidential library and museum in college station texas. the stamp is now available for pre order. >>bad news for australia's great barrier reef. a new study released in the journal nature says the reef is being damaged by above average ocean water temperatures over the last 20 years and as a result. the damage is making it hard to recover raising the risk of what researchers call widespread ecological collapse. the number of new corals settling on the reef has declined by an astounding 90% just since 2016. scientists have long wars that climate change could seriously harm the great barrier reef which is the world's largest reef system and the only living organism that can be seen from space. the united nations says it has a futuristic solution to the risk of coastal flooding from climate change just a double floating cities as well they cal

michael's ratings going up he won't win back his full support. oddly enough over the last few weeks he's poll ratings been going up both for him and his prime minister eight bush leaf and i think that there is a sense in that because the bonus you know whatever other politicians a little more over media commentators say that was actually kind of gave a framework to the discontent and it provided that they are late for the discontented old people to participate and in that sense it's a massive success but part of the problem is the budget is so you're missing the contributions of so disparate that bringing out altogether and turning that into something is going to be very difficult so paradoxically you know looking at the the news looking at the footage you know i think that he's enormously popular but. the next two three weeks all going to be an up and in fact the european elections are going to be absolutely critical. meanwhile religious violence in france is on the increase with a spike in attacks against minorities but the majority of incidents in the country target christians something much of the media seems to overlook charlotte explains . anti religious

bush will be the calculation of the military if they decide what to do? whether to stay loyal to maduro or carry out a crackdown if that is what they are ordered to do? michaelthey see -- the hope is that they will interpret today'sts res showing that this process is building military offices turning toward guiado and abandoning maduro. try's will say that let's to make this, instead of having a violent and to this,ve let's a soft landing. let's try to engage in negotiations. worke formula that may toward a t cnsition. thatould be part of the calculations. the other poibility is they will see this as a way of a real threat to them. they will dig in and they will -- there will be massive repression. hopefully that will not happen. how much pressure is the trump administration trying to put on the situation with national security advisor calling out three senior members of the maduro government who said had pledged to move to new rule? michael: i think that is -- i think that the u.s. is clearly supporting guiado. there's a lot of conflicting information coming out of caracas. certainly one of the people he mentioned there have been conversations but today, n

michael h. he died sunday after a battle with pneumonia. >> he was the longest serving speaker in state history. maryland governor larry hogan has orderedlags to fly at half staff in his honor. last week bush revealed he developed pneumonia after a health procedure related to his 2017 liver ansplant. his condition worsened sunday, and he was placed on a vent later -- ventilator according to his chief of staff. other lawmakers are remembering busch as a democrat who couldis unite party. >> very little in common between cumberland and baltimore and ocean city on the surface, and he would get people to fee they were all part of the same state. it was >>remarkable. usch was known as a champion of health care and education. among the legislation he worked to pass includesri me equality, abolishing the death penalty, and strengthening the state's environmental laws. >> governor hogan called yesterday a profoundly sad day for the sta saying busch cared deep bee about the people of -- deeply about the people of maryland. said, quote, speaker busch and i came from different sides of the aisle but oftentoame ther in the interests of the people of maryland. he served with the decency and good morals

bush or clinton bill clinton, how would that play. trump asking people affiliated with the campaign to find the emails, michael flynn recalled he made the request repeatedly. flynn subsequently contacted multiple people in an effort to obtain the emails. this is not a chargeable conspiracy, i have been careful to say that since we had no conspiracy indictments, what is you're view of the import of this trump side interest in getting stolen stuff, including potentially from foreigners? >> right. well, to answer the first question, ari, if the situation were reversed, if hillary clinton were the president today, i don't think there's any doubt republicans would be clamoring for further investigation and further inquiry, and they would be right to do so, just as democrats are within their rights to say we want to bring attorney general barr to the hill, bring special counsel mueller to the hill, we want to see the unredacted version of the report. there are a lot of unanswered questions that remain here. i think if the hill, if congressional democrats and republicans didn't take the baton passed in the form of this report from bob mueller,

well, rear admiral michael george yoen, a former commanding officer at camp david, and then holly kuzmich, who is the moderator tonight and you know as the executive director of the bush institute. so join me in welcoming them, would you please. [ applause ] >> well, thank you all for being here. and our job tonight is to demystify a place that most people will never get to visit, and you all obviously have some great background and stories to share with this crowd about camp david and to try and bring that to this audience. so let's start there. stewart, president bush mentioned the name shangri-la. that was its original name at camp david. tell us how it came to be, how the site was selected, where that name came from. what was its origin? >> well, president and mrs. bush, it's wonderful to be here at this extraordinary presidential library with all your guests tonight. president hoover had a wonderful fishing camp out in the shenandoah and when fdr became president, he tried it out, but he had asthma. and it was damp climate out there, so he didn't like it. his doctor said get a place that's a little higher elevation. so he asked the national park service to select

michael barnes director for the center of u.s. policy served as confidential council in the white house office of drug policy under george w. bushs here in new york recovering addict and founder of the truth recovery center. and inventor of narcan pharmaceuticals. appreciate you all being here. you were at the summit in atlanta, michael, what was critical? what did you take away from atlanta what the president did? >> overall the president is exactly right in his approach to opioid addiction and overdose. he talked about prevention, preventing people from using substances in the first place. intervening and getting them to treatment. the probable that i see though is that his administration is not yet fully on board. so, for example, the doj is going after the manufacturers and distribute errors of pills, that's an easy target. also they are going after addiction treatment providers who are providing the treatment that are necessary for people to enter in recovery. the fda also is preventing the -- coming on to market of new medications until 2024 using the gold standard medication unless there is a change in policy, all in all

thought he might run as an independent and ruin jeb bush's chance winning so his friend, hillary clinton, could be elected. >> clearly, clearly, as michael cohen said, this was infomercial. wow, can got these honeys of millions of dollars worth of media attention for next to nothing. it's not going to matter because i'm not going to be and that he didn't as a business guy, to do thanksgiving to and that are also able to assess wins and losses. here are the wins and losses for trump. trump within the election, he lost the taxes, he lost on repeal health care, he won on cavanaugh, lost the midterms and lost on this. like it or not, you got to give -- it disgusting, it's vile. he got a w here, now you turn around unless the democrats can honestly, honestly say we lost this within, until they can do that, i don't think they can move forward effectively. >> you said something before that was important, donny and that is you turn the win into a loss, which is really is, robert san do you skill mcthat you struggle in, that you fight to be able to get good health care that, you struggle to get your kids into school, do you struckle, but you don'

micha michael dukakis was only at 5% before winning the nomination and losing to george h.w. bush was blowing out the field. dole ran the nomination. he lost new hampshire but awas able to capture a nomination. he lost to clinton in 1996. 2004 with the democrats. lieberman was the vice president nominee. he wins no primaries or caucuses. john kerry was at 17%, the eventual nominee. howard dean, apparently we moved on. let's -- sometimes that happens, folks. 2008 with the republicans. rudy giuliani at 33%, ahead of the field. of course, he didn't win a single primary or caucus. mccain ends the gop nomination in 2008. i wish i could change outfits for that. that would be nice, but i couldn't do that with the amount of time given. >> i guess not that telling, this many days out. now get in your time machine and come back here to the present. thank you. >> we need to get you a delorean. >> i was a fan of "back to the future". >> what's caught you off guard? are there any surprise snz. >> yeah. a number of surprises. pete buttigieg. he came out of nowhere. less than 40. he was born a f