the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve.rst family, my family, and the american people, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to your family. we thank you for sharing this special man with this nation and the world. today, president bush becomes the 32nd american to lie in state in the united states capitol rotunda. soon, americans from every corner of the country and walk of life will make their way to this rotunda to pay the respects of a great nation. on the death of abner, it was written that king david said to you not realize that a great commander and man has fallen in israel this day? george herbert walker bush was such a man. he was known as the quiet man, but not for lack of nerve or daring. in all of his 94 years, he never lost his love of adventure, and never failed to answer the call to serve his country. born into a tradition of public service, george herbert walker bush began his own life in service when he was still in high school, after the japanese attacked pearl harbor, he wanted to do his part. he e

so, we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like those that have no hope. for president george herbert walker bush had that hope. sustained him throughout his life of service and we pray that faith will be a source of comfort for all of those that mourn the loss of this good man. and great american. president george herbert walker bush loved his family and he served his country. his example will always inspire and his lifetime of service will be enshrined in the hearts of the american people for ever. may god bless the memory of george herbert walker bush and god comfort his family and friends and may god continue to bless the united states of america. ♪ [choir singing] ["america the beautiful"] ♪ ♪ ♪ [choir singing] >> let us pray. eternal father, strong to save. in whom we live and move and have our being, we praise you for your generous providence that provided our nation and world with the gift of your servant, president george herbert walker bush. lord, we are grateful for the privilege you gave us to

the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve, and today, on behalfthe first family and my family and the american people, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to your family. and we thank you for sharing this special man. with our nation and the world. today, president bush becomes the 32nd american to lie in state in the united states capitol rotunda. soon, americans from every corner of the country and every walk of life will make their way to this rotunda to pay the respects of a grateful nation. upon the death of abner, it is written that king david said, do you not realize that a great man and commander has fallen in israel today? george herbert walker bush was such a man. while he was known as the quiet man, it was not for lack of nerve or daring. for in all of his 94 years, president bush never lost his love of adventure and he never failed to answer the call to serve his country. born into a tradition of public service, george herbert walker bush began his own life of service when he was still in high school. after the japanese attack

so, we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like those who have no hope. for president george herbert walker bush had that hope. his favorite sustained him throughout his life of service, and we pray that that favorite will be a source of comfort for all those who mourn the loss of this good man and great american. president george herbert walker bush loved his family and he served his country. his example will always inspire and his life time of service will been slain pbenshrined in the hearts of american people forever. god bless the memory of george herbert walker bush and god comfort his family and friends and continue to bless united states america. >>♪ america, america god shed his grace on though♪ ♪o beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain for purple mountains majesty above the fruited plain♪ ♪america, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea♪ ♪oh beautiful for heroes prove in liberate inging strife who fought themselves their coun

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so we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like those who have no hope. for president george herbert walker bush had that hope. his face sustained him throughout his life of service, and we pray that faith will be a source of comfort. for all those who mourn the loss of this good man and great american, president george herbert walker bush loved his family, and he served his country. his example will always inspire, and his lifetime of service will be enshrined in the hearts of the american people forever. may god bless the memory of george herbert walker bush. and may god comfort his family and friends. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. ♪ ♪ ♪ america america god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ oh beautiful for heroes proved its libertied stripes ♪ ♪ who mourn themselves their country loved ♪ ♪ let the mercy ♪ america america ♪ ♪ ♪ to all success and humbleness ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> let us pray. eternal father, strong to save, in whom we live and move and have our bei

the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve, and today, on behalf of the first family and my family, and the american people, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to your family. and we thank you for sharing this special man with our nation and the world. today president bush becomes the 32nd american to lie in state in the united states capitol rotunda. soon americans from every corner of the country and every walk of life will make their way to this rotunda to pay the respects of a grateful nation. upon the death of abner, the written that king david said "do you not realize that a commander and a great man has fallen in israel this day?" george herbert walker bush was such a man. while he was known as the quiet man, he was not for lack of nerve or daring for in all of his 94 years president bush never lost his love of adventure, and he never failed to answer the call to serve his country. born into a tradition will public service, george herbert walker bush began his own life of service when he was still in high school. after the japanese

we will tell you what else is closed -- what is open today on national day of mourning. cheryl: bond market is closed but, wow, investors debight a lot of signals from bond, slowing growth, worried about recession, the year on the 10-year closed below 3%, so -- lauren: oil is at 52.90, down 35 cents. >> europe reacting as well everything happening here. stocks opening sharply lower, also the british parliament will begin debate on plan to exit european union. lauren: stocks in asia, biggest loseer with 1 and a half percent. cheryl: changes that could hurt amazon. fbn:am starts right now. lauren: good morning 5:01 a.m. in new york, wednesday december 5th, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody, cheryl casone. lauren: president trump has declared national day of mourning for the funeral of george herbert walker bush, new york stock exchange a lot with all federal offices, u.s. post office and regular mail delivery suspended. cheryl: some banks and local courts are going to be closed today and the supreme court will be delaying arguments by one day. we are go

markets are closed today as the nation mourns the passing of president george h.w. bush we will have full coverage of that global slide. it is wednesday, december 5th, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is on assignment today. yesterday the dow dropping nearly 800 points, a fall of more than 3% as you're watching this time lapse play out right now. traders won't have a chance to recoup losses today. u.s. markets are closed in honor of president george h.w. bush. there is no trading at the new york stock exchange, the nasdaq or the cme group all u.s. data is delayed except for the beige book that will come out at 2:00 p.m currencies and commodities are trading. overseas markets are open for business as you can so he the red arrows across the board in asia are carrying over. hong kong is taking it the worst. a sea of red across the board. the same in europe european trading, we are seeing the dax off, the same for the cac and the ftse 100 u.s. futures will trade until 9:30 a.m. eastern time >>> well have full team

continue to comfort those who mourn.ach member of the bush family with your mercy, love, and grace. and, god, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes, and the the world lies hushed, and fever of life is over, and our work is done. aen, in your mercy, grant us safe lodging and a holy rest, and a peace at last. we pray, in the name of george herbert walker bush's savior and amen., jesus christ, >> we have been watching the arrival ceremony at the u.s. capitol for former president george h.w. bush. the u.s. president has just exited the rotunda where the former president is lying in state until wednesday morning. we've heard from a number of speakers including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house speaker paul ryan, and vice president pence, all of whom praised the president. after this arrival ceremony, there will be a funeral scheduled for wednesday at washington national cathedral. a second funeral is scheduled to take place in texas. you are looking at live pictures right now

we await an extraordinary moment of mourning and unity in a divided washington.t now president bush's flag draped casket is inside the u.s. capital. it will be carried down the capital steps soon, the first of many solemn rituals on this day.

the markets are closed for the day of mourning, the stock patients are closed and the dow nasdaq fell 4% and the s&p 500 dropped 90 points, all three are up slightly with the start of this year with these huge fluctuations, some investors are uneasy now that short term interest rates are higher than the interest rates, they call it an inversion of the yield curve. >> the stock market is saying, we know that the yield curve inverted in 2006 it was a precursor to the great recession, when it inverted in 2007, that was a warning sign billion the.com bubble. >> the -- the do tdot come bubble. >> and the banks are stronger and it's different, now, compared to 2008, and failures of banks couldn't happen now. >>> and doug luzader joins us from washington, d.c. with a look at what to expect today. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning, people are waiting upwards of 4 hours for a final opportunity to say farewell to president bush. hour after hour the capitol rotunda has been open to the public and the response was overwhelming. >> it was an honor to come and see president bush. >> the

>>> at 4:30 on your wednesday morning, it is a national day of mourning. president george h.w. bush will be laid to rest today. it will be the first of actually two funerals to be held. this one in washington, d.c. and another private funeral planned in texas. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll have a look at the commute in a bit. first, we want to look at the weather outside. >> we had a system move in last night that brought a good amount of rainfall. overall, a some over a tenth of an inch. i want to show you some showers using our doppler radar. you can see showers pushing mainly to the north and scattered showers in through santa cruz. not a heavy pocket of rain yet. but we have a chance of seeing more showers through the afternoon with this system. one thing that will change through today will be a decrease in the wind speeds. i'll go over that timeline and when the rain expected to move out in a bit. first, it looks like the wet roads may have caused a crash in san jose. let's check in with mike. >> i can't say w

on this day we honor the life of george hw bush on this national day of mourning. in a few hours donald trump and first lady milani will attend his state funeral and joined the nation as we say goodbye to our 41st president. allison barber live in washington with more on today's touching tributes. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the former president says when he was briefed on funeral preparations in 2011, george hw bush asked if he thought anyone would come, they have come in droves and are still coming. the line outside the capitol building is hours long, to get inside to pay respects to the 41st president. politicians and celebrities, regular people are paying respects to a man who gave so much to this country. bob dole rose from his wheelchair to salute is another member of the greatest generation. >> what a powerful moment for bob dole, former political opponents, gave great patriot who served at the age of 95, got up and saluted the casket. that speaks to this powerful moment for our country to come together despite our differences. >> reporter: former presid

bush on this national day of mourning.ok at the national rotunda where his body is lying in state. rob: will attend his funeral later this morning. they met with the bush family privately to you pay their respects. carley: first lady also invited the bushes to the white house to see the christmas decorations and visit with their old friends the white house resident staff. we have live, continuing coverage right here on the fox news channel all morning long of the ceremony. join bret baier and martha mccallum for special coverage right here beginning at 9:00 a.m. rob: after today's service in washington, george h.w. bush will be flown back to washington for another service and taken to final resting place that will be on 4141 taken there. it was designed over a decade ago in the president's honor. >> american patriot will take a final trip to texas a&m in houston. he will be buried next to his wife barbara and daughter robin at the presidential library. rob will be beautiful week for that family. somber but beautiful. carle

just ability for americans to mourn? was this outpouring of emotion, notjust in the united states but worldwide, and he was given presidential treatment in a way, as someone who was given presidential treatment in a way, as someone who was widely regarded of course as an american hero, just as george hw bush was, and body who served in our military and body who served in our military and almost died many times doing so, i think you will see at least some sort of ceremony in the capital rotundo, where the former president will lie in state which is the highest honour any individual could receive in american politics —— rotunda. i think we will see other things in his home state of texas in the houston area where he lived and resided, and i think at the very minimum those of the two things we are going to see. we have not seen the death of a us president since i believe december of 2006 when gerald ford died. he was vice president to ronald reagan, did he make his mark in that role as well? it gave him a lot of foreign pol

we are mourning an ideal. because president georgue h. w. bush was the last of the greatest generation. a man who in everyone of his decisions was country above himself. john miami beach um said that, too, his biographer, all of the decision to raise taxes which ultimately cost him his own re re-election and arguably let to fracturing of the republican party that lasted until today. but in george w. bush he talks about the decision his father made. talking about reshaping a global world order as one of the most consequential presidents in american history. there's some fun stories that have never been told before that you'll hear as well tonight. >> brennan: you were telling me something similar, that for you, you saw h.w. a as a public material slant more than a politics. >> the fact is he was a much better public servant than he was a politician because it was part of his upbringing. his mother brought him up, we never brag, that's just something that the bushes don't do. it was hard for georgue h. w. bush to push his own, but it reflected

formerhe nation mourns president bush. want to take it back to something you said about not having the specifics of this agreement, so-called agreement, with china. wasier today steven mnuchin pressed about specifics. he said he was taking president she at his word. he also pointed to the agriculture sector as the immediate short-term impact of where this might be felt. i am curious, do you agree with that assessment? where we will see some type of immediate impact? case we have not seen china move immediately on the auto side. that i can speak to. we have seen an announcement followed by action. promises to reason the of the so-called agreement would actually take time to be put to paper and for this to be formalized. we saw this earlier with china of theirg a loosening auto market. they announced almost having the , that took time to be put in place. we might see that play out again. where it takes time for that to be formalized. shery: thank you for that. let's go to london where stewart wallace is with the latest on op

today is a national day of mourning. that means the federal government is closed out of respect for the late president. and in just a few hours his casket will be transported from the capitol through the streets of washington in a ceremonial procession to the national cathedral. a state funeral for president this morning at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. all of the living presidents are expected to attend, including president trump who met with the bush family yesterday. >> why isn't the president giving the eulogy? and it's because we have a unique circumstance here, my brother was president, you know. >> reporter: it won't be the first time president george w. bush addressed the national cathedral in a time of mourning. >> on tuesday, our country was attacked with deliberate and massive cruelty. >> reporter: three days after the september 11th terror attacks he spoke to a country in crisis. his father was in the front row. >> the emotions were unbelievably high. i got through the speech and i got sat down i

tomorrow is being declared a national day of mourning. due to the national day of mourning, mail will not be delivered tomorrow. and in a rare move, the u.s. stock exchange will also be closed. >>> meanwhile, president bush's faithful service dolg, sully is staying by his side. he'll be at the capitol later today. he escorted president bush's body to joint base andrews in maryland. before that he laid by president bush's flag draped coffin in texas. take a look at that image. the two-year-old labrador was matched with president bush this past summer, shortly after the passing of barbara bush. a presidential historian had this to say. >> i think that what we'll remember is that the former president took his leave of the world in the company of a faithful dog who will go on, as his master did, and continue to serve. >> sully will now have a new mission to serve wounded military service members. >>> 5:35 right now. new this morning, authorities in marin are asking for your help. san rafael police say officers found a man shot and killed behi

and even though this was expected, we both mourn him. >> everybody who remembers him mourns him as well, senator, leahy, appreciate it very much. and one more note, the late president, george h.w. bush, will lie in state, in the u.s. capitol rotunda, the times will be monday evening, starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern, and then tuesday, starting at 7:00 a.m. and please join cnn later tonight, as we honor the life and legacy of george h.w. bush. we begin at 8:00 p.m. eastern. with a cnn special report, entitled, remembering 41. >>> just ahead, a closer look at president bush 41's love of adventure. our own robin meade joins us to discuss her experience sky diving with the late president. ...i just got my ancestrydna results: 74% italian. ...and i found out that i'm from the big toe of that sexy italian boot! so this holiday season it's ancestrydna per tutti! order your kit now at ancestry.com want to welcome you to our special live coverage from buenos aires of the g 20 summit. where president donald trump is holding some high profile meetings, even as we meet right now. the white house repor

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the teacher in me was mourning. the chicagoan in me witness to a seemingly bottomless tradition of corruption, was skeptical. i became obsessed with teasing out something deeper. what role did race, power and history play in what was happening in my hometown? [ applause ] thank you. >> thank you for that reading. one of the most impressive parts of the book is how you lay out this contradiction. they say schools are underutilized, underresourced. but that is because of this kind of displacement, but there's another part of the story, too, that i think you sort of illustrate beautifully, the activism. obviously, i think chicago activism has become sort of even more, i guess more widely known. can you say a little about the activism, sort of the different facets of it? how do people engage both to sort of, forms of protest? >> thank you for asking that question. i think that something, you know, my mentor in graduate school is sarah lawrence whitefoot. she writes about the importance of a search for goodness. which is

hillary and i mourn passing of george h.w.thanks for great life of service and friendship. i'm grateful for every minute i spent with him and will always hold our friendship as one of my life's greatest gifts. speaker nancy pelosi saying duty, sacrifice, commitment and patriotism, always a gentleman. his friendship will always be cherished by all who are bless today know him and retiring house speaker paul ryan noting about mr. bush, great in character leading with decency, war hero and statesman, the country inspired by example. many remembering him as man of principles with remarkable legacy, eric. eric: that is for sure, mike, thank you. arthel: eric, as the nation remembering president george h.w. bush we will have a live look now at presidential library in college station, texas where as you can see the flags are now at half massed, brat blakeman, former assistant to president bush and brad, i understand that you helped open, part of the team that helped open the library there in college station, i want to ask you on this

mourning and crying and pain will be no more. for the first things have passed ay.e alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end. to t to the thirsty i will give watef from the sprinhe water of life. those who conquer will inherit these things. and i will be their god, a they will be my children. and the city has no need of sun or moon to shine on it. for the glory of god is its light. and the lamp is the lamb.wi the nation walk by its light and the kings of the eartr will bring tlory into it. its gates will never be shut by day. and there will be no night there. the word of the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> do you remember where you were the summer you left your teenage years behind and turned 20? the colossal mite. bringing new strength and glory to these united states of america. and 50 or 100 years from now ash historians vie accomplishments and context of all who have served as president, i believe it will be said that in the life of this country, the united states, which is, in my judgment, e greatest democratic republican that god has ever placed on the fac

and your days of mourning shall be ended. the word of the lord.the story was almost over even before it had fully begun. shortly after dawn on saturday september second one thousand nine hundred four lieutenant junior grade george herbert walker bush joined by two crewmates took off from the u.s.s. san jacinto to attack a radio tower on chichi jima as they approached the target the air was heavy with flak the plane was hit smoke filled the cockpit flames raced across the wings my god lieutenant bush thought this thing's gonna go down. yet he kept the plane at its thirty five degree dive drop his bombs and then roared off out to sea telling his crew mates to hit the silk. following protocol lieutenant bush turned the plane so they could bail out only then did bush parachute from the cockpit. the wind propelled him backward and he gashed his head on the tail of the plane as he flew through the sky. he plunged deep into the ocean bob to the surface and flopped onto a tiny raft. his head bleeding his eyes burning his mouth and throat raw from salt wat

mourning, crying, and pain will be no more. then, he said to me , it is done.omega, the beginning and the end to the thirsty, i will give water as a gift from the spring of the water of life. i will be their god, and they will be my children. the city has no need of a sun or moon to shine on it, for the glory of god is its light. the lamp is the lamb, and the nations will walk, and the king of the earth will bring their glory into it. it's gates will never be shut by day, and there will be no night there. the word of the lord. >>> do you remember where you were the summer he left her teenage years behind and turned 20? well, i was working as a laborer in my hometown in northern quibec trying to make enough money to get back into law school. it was a tough job, but i was safe and secure. i had added benefit of my mother's home cooking every night. on september 2, 1944 as we have just heard so eloquently from john, 20-year- old lieutenant george bush was preparing to attack the japanese war in the pacific. he was a part of the greatest generation of young america

and a nation mourns as we remember george h.w. bush, the 41st president of the united states. >> so help me god. >> the man who presided over the end of the cold war. who led a triumphant effort in another war. >> aggression is defeated. the war is over. >> a member of the greatest generation, who devoted his life to public service. navy pilot, congressman, diplomat, vice president and setting an example with his love of country, his devotion to family. >> i love you, precious, with all my heart.meanmy life. character, decency, modesty and integrity. tonight, the life and legacy of george herbert walker bush. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. the long farewell to an american president is underway tonight. the country reflecting on the life and honoring the memory of george herbert walker bush, who died last night at the age of 94. a source close to the family confirms his final words, i love you, too. spoken over a speaker phone to his son president george w. bush, who told his fa

>> it was president trump who declared this a national day of mourning.reet is not in business today. the mail service has stopped. it's truly a pause. a pause in our nation's business and a pause for us to reflect on our shared heritage and history and we've been talking a lot about it that the city seems to be so thirsty for just a moment of coming together in unity. >> this funeral scheduled to start a little less than 15 minutes from now. 11:00 eastern time. we will hear remarks as we noted. george w. bush will be speaking. jon meacham. president's biographer will be around the speakers. the former canadian prime minister who was a friend. their times in office overlapped will be among those speaking as well. >> we'll see some bush family members giving some readings from the scriptures. i know jenny hgenerajenna has o. barbara read one at her grandmother's service. another one of the granddaughters is planning to have a reading. >> one of the former president's friends and noted singer is going to be a member of the irish tenors will be singing here

so america mourns for a great president. america mourns for an american who gave it his very, very all. and the beauty of his family, what he did for us, what he did for his family, what he did for the world, he didn't gloat after the fall of the berlin wall, or after the fall of the soviet union. he knew that they had to be hurting. hurting for losing everything they had believed in for all those years. and he was not going to rub it in. that is what made him so interesting and i think so great. >> general colin powell speaking with me earlier in the day. joining us now, cnn's senior political analyst david gergen. david was an adviser to president bush in his 1980 presidential campaign. he also served in four presidential administrations. so david, you worked with the late president. what memory stands out to you, on this day the most? >> well, wolf, a personal memory if i might be permitted, and that was he invited me, before the 1980 campaign started, i think it was the summer of '79, he was asking me to join his team, a

. >>> it is a national day of mourning. a state funeral this morning for the late president george herbert walker bush. >>> stocks take a big tumble. wall street realizes the trade war with china is far from over. >>> if he was in front of the a jury he would be convicted in 30 minutes. there's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. >> republican senators furious after a cia briefing on the jamal khashoggi murder. the relationship now with riyadh under renewed scrutiny. >>> good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. good friend, my friend. good morning to all of you. 4:00 a.m. in east. much of what we want ton-- we w to know is behind bars with special counsel robert mueller recommending no jail time for president trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn because of, quote, substantial help in the russia probe. much of what flynn told the special counsel remains shrouded in secrecy. the report was heavily redacted, but mueller says, quote, flynn's early cooperation

president trump has declared wednesday a national day of mourning, and ordered the federal government closed. >> he was a patriot. he demonstrated that in war and peace. >> reporter: retired general colin powell called his former boss a perfect american and a perfect president. former chief of staff and friend james baker was with bush hours before he died. >> he perked up, he opened his sees and said hey, bake, where we going? >> reporter: baker said he responded, we're going to heaven, to which bush answered, that's where i want to go. baker returned later and was with his friend as he died. >> the president had a very gentle and peaceful passing. >> reporter: family and friends say he was t say president bush george bush was the last one to speak to him. thursday, president bush will be buried at his presidential lie wrar next to first lady barbara bush who died with seven months ago. >>> a woman in a wheelchair suffered critical injuries in a hit and run crash in itappenehi morng near a strip mall on lone tree way. a 65-year-old woman was crossing the street in her wheelchair when

as the hockey-loving nation mourned.having been thrown from the bus, ryan's dream of making it in the nhl was over. >> like when we are turning, i'm sliding. >> he focuses on sledge hockey, hoping to play in the paralympi paralympics. something within reach. >> he's the rumblest guy in the world. he is progressing really well, but it's been hard. >> on a visit to chicago, he took in a blackhawks practice and game and got to meet his hero, the talks >> i feel your pape for sure. we are all thinking about you. >> it's hard with your left and your right? >> ryan said he will succeed for the teammates he lost. >> they don't have the chance to be here and work towards something. i do it for them and play for them and work hard for them. >> this game doesn't give up and if he has a goal, he has to surpass it. >> despite the pain both physical and mental, just being on the ice is the best therapy of all. >> peaceful inspending my time on the ice. being back out here. >> like being at home. >> exactly. >> the game may be differe

wednesday will be a national day of mourning. the markets will be shut down.s is a president's whose legacy is being discussed, as he oversaw some of the most seismic changes in our history. the disintegration of the soviet union. and we have members of family, friends, leaders who have been filing out to pay their respects. we will certainly see the vice president, speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, all there, along with the majority leader of the u.s. senate. now, let us return to our conversation with nobel laureate paul krugman who is still with us. and talkative seismic events, i just came back from the united kingdom where the discourse is so focused on the seismic change happening in terms of exiting the european union. this is something that you spent time considering, that the girly the dire consequences -- in particular the dire consequences of leaving the european union. so what do you make of it for starters? i do not understand talk tombers -- you somebody from the bank of england and they try to explain what is going on, so really the

and a nation mourns as we remember george h.w. 41st president of the united states. >> so helpe god. >> the man who presided or the end of the cold war. who led triumphant effort in another war. >> aggression is defeated. the war is over. >> a member of the greatest generation, who devoifd hise to public service. t, navy pi congressman, diplomat, vice president and father of a president. setting an example with his love of country, hisevotion to family. >> i love you, precious, with all my heart. and to know that you love me means my life. >> and admired for his

bush beginning on wednesday, a national day of mourning. here are the remains of the former president entering the washington national cathedral for the state funeral. president trump and former president obama, clinton, carter attended the service. president george w. bush, former senator alan simpson, and former canadian prime minister brian mulroney gave eulogies. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music playing] [drumming] >> present arms. ♪ ["hail to the chief" playing] ♪ [music playing] ♪ >> with faith in jesus christ, we receive the body of our brother, george, for burial. let us pray with confidence to god, the giver of life, that he will raise him to the perfection in the company of the saints. deliver your servant, george, o sovereign lord christ, from all evil and set him free from every bond, that he may rest with all your saints in the eternal habitation where with the father and the holy spirit you live and reign, one god forever and ever, amen. >> let us also pray for all who mourn, that they may cast their care on god and know the consolation of his lo

the community there in mourning. people left flowers and they took pictures outside of the family home. >>> and how cool is this? check this out. president bush was a life-long baseball fan but did you know he played in the first ever college baseball national championship against cal? >> good reveal. >> bush played first base for yale back in kalamazoo, michigan, june 1947. it was a tight game but cal beat yale 8-7 and won that championship. mr. bush kept his mit from that game in his desk drawer at his office more than 40 years later. >>> and he was a world war ii naval pilot and cia and pioneer. we'll provide complete coverage to the tributes and on our website we've posted a retrospective of his life. take a look, it is right there on the home page nbcbayarea.com. >>> now to how alaska is doing tonight. an amazing story from up there. after a magnitude 7 earthquake. that shook the area just yesterday morning. they're already getting back to normal. ras plater is following the latest development and she joins us l

bush on this national day of mourning. this is a live picture from the national cathedral. all hreufpg american presidents, first ladies and world leaders are gathered for the 41st president's service. we will join them live with abc news special coverage in just a few minutes. >>> 42,000 people have stood in line the past couple of days to pay respects to the president. we sa we saw yesterday george w. bush made it to the capitol with laura bush, former first lady, thanking people, members of the public. it was a surprise visit. that was a nice thing for the family to do. we're going to hear from george w. bush today. he will be delivering the eulogy. we will hear from other members of the bush family and we will see dignitaries, including the former prime minister of canada speak during today's service. >> it has been a stunning show of support for his family. out there at the capitol rotu a rotunda. so many people stopping by to pay respects. as we have noted in the past, this is going to be a service today at the national cathedral. afterwards, bush's remains will retur

the world mourns the loss of the great american but also celebrate a life well lived. our extensive interview with former vice president dan quayle tomorrow morning on sunday morning teachers, 10:00 a.m. eastern here on fox news channel. after voters across washington passed sweeping new gun reform measures with small-town considers a move to block the law. dan springer has more from washington state. reporter: >> i predate what you are doing. reporter: and tiny republican washington, police chief is a local celebrity after saying he would not enforce the law or one state law. initiative 1639, sweeping gun control measure. >> i felt it was such a blatant disregard for constitutional rights that i felt like i had no choice but to stand up for the people i serve. reporter: the new gun law bars 18-20 euros from buying semi automatic weapons makes it a potential felony if you're gonna end up in the wrong hands but also creates enhanced back objects in mandatory firearms training. voters across washington state passed measure 59-41% but nearly three out of four voters oppos

>> the nation mourns the passing of president her. >> he was one of the last true american political heroes. >> he passed away in houston at the age of 94. >> president trump has ordered american flags to be flown at half-staff. >> december 5 will be a national day of mourning. >> he was a wonderful person, a wonderful man. >> americans remember the life and legacy of president h.w. bush. >> the strength he exhibited is what helped bring the cold war to an end. >> and one of his favorite hobbies, sky diving. >> our family has had a front-row seat for the most amazing love story. >> the bushes were married for 33 years, longer than any other president and first lady in u.s. history. >> i love you, precious. with all my heart. >> cartoonist marshall ramsey has drawn a touching work. >> showing the former president reuniting with his daughter robin and his wife, barbara. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor reporting tonight from washington, and the nation's capital is preparing for an official farewell to the 41st president, george h.w. bush. the former president died last night at his

. >> reporter: around the world, people are mourning the death of former president george h.w bushel.the g20 summit in buenos aires, president trump said he spoke with former president george w. bush and jeb bush. >> i expressed my deepest sympathies. >> reporter: president bush lived behind these gaits. he was more than a political giant. he was a beloved member of the community, who you would see at local restaurants and charity events. starting monday evening, mr. bush will lie in state in the u.s. capital rotunda. today the u.s. flag began flying at half staff at the white house, the capital, and other federal buildings for 30 days. mr. bushel served as the 41st president for one term, from 1989 to 1993. decades before entering the oval office, mr. bush led a life of public service, as a world war ii pilot, the cia, congressman, and vice president under ronald reagan. at his inauguration, mr. bush spoke of new beginnings as the cold war was start to wind down. >> a new breeze is blowing, and a nation refreshed by freedom stands ready to push on. there is new ground to be broken, a

mourning and crying and pain will be no more, for the first things have passed away.to me, it is done. i am the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end. to the thirsty, i will give water as a gift from the spring of the water of life. those who conquer will inherit these things, and i will be their god, and they will be my children, and the city has no need of sun or moon to shine on it for the glory of god is its light, and the lamp is the lamb. the nations will walk by its light, and the kings of the earth will bring their glory into it. its gates will never be shut by day, and there will be no night there. the word of the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> do you remember where you were the summer you left your teenage years behind and turned 20? well, i was working as a laborer in my hometown in north quebec trying to make enough money to get back into law school. it was a tough job, but i was safe and secure and had the added benefit of my mother's home cooking every night. on september 2nd, 1944, as we have just heard so eloquently from john, 20-year-old lieut

the regular session is closed as we mourn the president. a after that 8 p hundred point selloff yesterday for the dow. futures in the dow right now up 76 points. china has broken their silence on the trade truce with the united states. cheryl casone has details right now. cheryl: beijing finally acknowledged for the first time that it agreed to a 90 day cease fire to hold negotiations with the u.s. china's commerce ministry issued a statement saying the negotiations have a, quote, clear time line and roads map. they say china plans to work quickly to implement specific issues agreed upon. steven mnuchin talked about the truce. >> our expectation is that phase one will be implemented immediately and when i say immediately, that's part of the 90 day negotiation with specific time frames, specific commitments and phase two will be very quickly as well. cheryl: well, the two sides agreed to halt the trade war in a meeting between president trump and china's xi jinping over the weekend at a summit. former president barack obama reportedly has me

the bible tells us to mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve and today, on be halff the first family, and my family, and the american people, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to your family, and we thank you for sharing this special man with our nation and the world. today, president bush becomes the 32nd american to lie in state in the united states capitol rotunda. soon, americans from every corner of the country and every walk of life will make their way to this rotunda to pay the respects of a grateful nation. upon the death it is written that king david said do you not realize that a commander and a great man has fallen in his real this day. george herbert walker bush was such a man. while he was known as the quiet man, it was not for lack of nerve or daring, for in all of his 94 years president bush never lost his love of adventure and he never failed to answer the call to serve his country. born into a tradition of public service, george herbert walker bush began his own life of service when he was still in high school, after the japanese attacked

following that, president trump that, president trump has said wednesday as a national day of mourning. than the former will have a second funeral in houston where he will be laid to rest at his presidential library. welcome to "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm joined by shery ahn in new york. what a week it has been. george h.w. bush died on friday. in longest living president u.s. history. we are seeing those pictures of air force one. a mission that has been dubbed a special air mission. we will bring you details about what is happening with the proceedings later. for now, i'm going to talk about the g20 and president trump's trade announcement. ands bring in craig'

mourning and crying and pain will be no more. for the first things have passed away.a and the omega, the beginning and the end. to the thirsty, i will give water as a gift from the spring of the water of life. those who conquer will inherit these things. and i will be their god. and they will be my children. and the city has no need of sun or moon to shine on it, for the glory of god is its light and the lamb is the lamb. the nations will walk by its light and the kings of the earth will bring their glory into it. its gates will never be shut by day. and there will be no night there. the word of the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> do you remember where you were the summer you left your teenage years behind and turned 20? i was working as a laborer in my hometown in quebec trying to make enough money to get back into law school. it was a tough job, but i was safe and secure and had the added benefit of my mother's home cooking every night. on september 2, 1944 where we heard from jon, 20-year-old lieutenant george bush was preparing to attack japanese war sign installati

the nation mourns the 41st president, george h.w. bush. week of events that start the day. >>> the u.s. and china have agreed to a 90-day halt in the trade war. how the world markets are reacting.d eanup after ok reacting.d eanup after ok tornadoes in the heartland. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. four days of memorials and other events today begin to honor former president george h.w. bush. since his death friday, tributes have poured in from around the world. former secretary of state collin powell called president bush a perfect american. this morning a government plane will transport mr. bush's body from houston to washington where he will lie in state from the capitol rotunda until tomorrow morning. he'll be buried thursday at his presidential library on the campus of texas a&m campus. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning. this will be former president george h.w. bush's last time here in washington. hi

, but a mourning christmas, because the bible says blessed are they that mourn.ld mourn right, we will stand right, if we mourn right we will be able to movement right. >> you wrote a piece on this we will post to our social media. thank you very much, we appreciate it. thank you sir, and a merry christmas to you. >> thank you. god bless you. >>> up next the latest on the government shutdown as congress reconvenes just moments from now. after the break. (music throughout) and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> that is our show for today. we will be back tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. al eggs wit is up next. from washington, d.c. >> you ditched me again. >> there is a lot of stuff to talk about, what

president trump declared wednesday a national day of mourning. a touching tribute to president bush is going viral. this is a photo of the late president's service dog sully, lying next to his owner's casket. former prest w bush said sully will go in to service to help cacenter. >>> officials will remove hazardous waste in the california burn zone. they will search burned homes for paint, cleaners and pesticides and more and properly dispose of them. it will remove threats of public health and allow clean up efforts to get underway. >>> butte county schools are open in session nearly a month after the flames tore through the area. rachel wolf is in chico. >> reporter: this is the second first day of school for thousands of students in butte county who have been displaced by the campfire. they are going to go to several different schools in oroville and chico, a church and a lens crafters at the chico mall. we will talk about that throughout morning. joining me is katie, you are with the paradise charter school system. we are at life church, one o