as mrs. bush so eloquently talked about, our conversation today will be about conservation and in particular, the value of recovering the native landscapes. the way i am going to organize our conversation today is, in the first part we will talk about some of the large-scale and smaller scale practices that are going on in our cities. i will talk about their environmental and ecological value. then, in the second part, i would like to broaden the discussion a little bit and talk about the broader societal and economic benefits of conservation. because i'm convinced that saving our landscape and introducing these types of environments in urban settings are compatible with sound economic and business principles. so i think it is important to keep that in mind. so i am hoping heart of the conversation could touch on some of these topics. i would like to maybe start talking with michael rothenberg who as you all know, is responsible for the beautiful garden that we have here at the bush presidential c

bush and mrs. bush recall that when they came back to texas, and you saw them on television, they looked really relaxed. like they were happy to be here. but even before we were selected, the idea of being selected, i was just -- i'm a guy who grew up in a rural landscape myself and i remember obviously the president and mrs. bush were happy to be home, but there was something about their connection to the landscape that was surrounding them. i think when mrs. bush said she wanted the ground of the terror to be not a setting for a building but a gift of the texas landscape to the neighborhood and to the city and the region, she partly wanted to give them a chance to be in that landscape, not just to have a park to use, but a sense of being surrounded with what has historically belonged here. so i don't know if i gave away any secrets except that the people had a clear vision they wanted, but themted to provide the people that came here a very texas experience by having it be made of native plans, but of

then i realized, it was mrs. bush. and i almost pulled the presidents grandson move, i thought i would run over there and introduce myself but there were armed men around her, so i decided that was probably not a good idea in my condition, so i left mrs. bush alone. and of course, during the restoration, my grandparents lived over at blair house, which i went through this afternoon, i hadn't been there since i was 16 years old, my father took us over there one afternoon after listening to the watergate hearings for an hour, we heard jeff mcgruder testify for an hour, then we had enough and went to blair house. my father scared a couple of -- russians that were looking under tables for bugs. and dad had worked in moscow during the 1950s so he stuck his head in the door and said good morning at the top of his lungs and one of the guys hit his head. i thought we were finished. grandparents really like to blair house because it was easier. it was smaller, it was more like a family home. they didn't have to entertain as muc

when the press would ask mrs. bush about her opinions on controversial issues, this is what she would say. i'm not going to tell you. i'm not running for public office. george bush is. and so, i do believe that barbara bush's college commencement address, if you were paying attention to headlines, has gotten a lot of attention, i do believe that is one of the best if not the best first lady speech ever given. a little bit about that story, back in 1990, the students at wellesley college voted on their commencement speaker. barbara bush came in second behind alice walker, who was a popular author, author of "the color purple." in 1990, we were in the middle of what some people called third wave feminism. you have to think about singer-songwriter madonna. third wave feminism was characterized by young women on college campuses with this in your face attitude. the kind of women we would expect to find, perhaps, at wellesley. but as it happened, alice walker declined the invite. mrs. bush was invited. meanwhile, wellesley

chu: mr. bush? >> mr. bush: i had an opportunity to talk to kate hard hartley, she was very informative. i think -- a minute or two, to put context into the housing bond. because the housing bond is a little different than the bonds othave. s we have the city doing the cruction and this one, it's not the city. what happened in many bonds is that there is not as much specificity as you expect, which makes it harder to evaluate, that people are getting what they thought they were getting. that can be advantage in how w spend the money and it can be a concern for people in the community. for example, if you thought a park was coming in by you and it's not going to come in by you, you don't know for sure why that is. t i make clear is the that the city is not gaining the bond, it's not playing politics with it. there are developments that require the city to be more nimble in how its spending money. some of the ones that need to be acknowledged is the north bay wildfires, that destroyed hundreds of homes. the e

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>> i was asked to come see mrs. bush in the family residence and i had only ever been once before and i was dazzled. there's a big fan window that you see on television shows about the white house and the sun was shining in and everything is beautiful and the art work is amazing and mrs. bush was so warm and welcoming and she started talking about the job as if i already had it and saying things, i want to entertain a lot more, i need you to work with the chef because he's got, you know, some issues and we have been trying to work with him but i think you should try andt was almost like a list of things that i should expect to do and i went in thinking maybe i was talking to her about this and going to recommend someone else and that i was so dazzled that honestly, she said we need an upstairs maid i would have said yes, wow, i had a job. >> the interviews in the west wing with one adviser after another, they were relatively brief, 15 minutes. the president was very brief and he very reassuring that mrs. obama, that inte

the blockade but unfortunately no one actually can accept that but unfortunately for the who sees mr bush it is the. government of exiled president. that is supported by the saudi led coalition that you speak of that is the internationally recognized government of yemen and not the who things that the international community recognizes as the leaders in the country mr if i can come to you you know mr bush he was speaking about the humanitarian problems that the country is facing so you know after more than three years of war what is at stake here for the people of yemen and i know that you organization said on wednesday that yemen is one step away from famine now and that millions could be affected. or this is really really you can you can imagine the two million people need. aid and even protection assistance i mean. also that the public's. not been. paid for their salaries for the last two years and people do not. measure or even mean to get an income school been closed for years i mean forty six percent. functional and then the cholera outbreak was one of the. i mean. that basically ov

support and sustain refugee populations precisely in those countries that otherwise at a disadvantage mr bush thank you so much for talking with us today dominic bush the u.n. h.c.r. representative here in germany. large scale migration is putting pressure on governments all over the world many western governments are tightening their policies so more and more migrants are being sent home again via in west africa is one of the world's poorest nations so many young demi and strive to make it to europe but when they're sent back home they're often stigmatized as failures and have few opportunities to improve their prospects. known endearingly as a smiling coast of africa the gambia has little in way of its economy to smile about two decades of tyrannical rule forced especially young people to europe in search of a better life but now under new governance these migrants asylum applications of being rejected and dumb dollars spent three years in germany training and working as a caregiver for the elderly until he was unexpectedly deported he now lives with his mother and six other people in a sma

mr bush i don't think i was that it was me this this is. despite our frequent requests the community of st john refused to grant us an interview. during our investigation we discovered other examples of the international transfer of priests accused of pedophilia. we could have chosen to tell you about this priest from new york who after being accused of sexual abuse by one young teenager was moved to. this one with an international arrest warrant for sexually abusing children in france hanging over his head now when refuge in lebanon. for this one and italian wanted for sexually abusing eight boys transferred to mozambique. at the heart of the catholic church how many cases are there priests moved from country to country due to suspicions of sexual abuse on minors. we tried to have them up. over three months we caught up to the main victims groups around the world. each gave us their list of transferred priests. then we called whistleblowers. attorneys. judges. and all cross check with local newspaper articles. we only took into account pri

egypt's not so secret weapon most solid star struck mr bush is so close to a mouse defeat the question still remains whether he'll take part in against russia on keep the sides of world cup hopes alive is solid does play russia is less some solid defense which is badly tested with me flush saudi arabia five mil well i have to avoid any slip ups if they want to keep the home on top of. our. business update in just a. gentleman with me any time any place. using names. he had at the back of the. songs to sing along to download he has to come from super. to be. very costly into active exercises in about ninety devaney don't come. on facebook in the uk still. jammin for free when w. u s president has even more tariffs on china world stock markets just as washington as collates a tit for tat trade with beijing. and with. behind basel the diesel gauge the comic appoints a new man to clean up the mess. brahms short is interim c.e.o. . also on the show by obama said a one german entrepreneurs are getting ready to leave turkey and blame a declining economy under the current president. but this i

longer with i grow fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund in other words mr bush has no part in aggregate daily business. directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrey bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power concentrated in just a few hands in early june thousands of people took to the streets to protest against what they call an oligarchy. the anti bobbish protests were organized by a group of students. his holding which is now managed by his wife and by his close friends burned during prohibition in government during four years burned one and a half billion of europe and is the same amount his holding current during twenty years before you get there. the activists say agra fat has acquired the most important newspapers in the country turning them into propaganda instruments. the senior editors of all left the papers and are now working independently

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mrs. george w. bush. prior to that he was chief of staff to second lady lynn cheney and bessel secretary to vp cheney. when asked how they landed both jobs, she was in the right place at the right time and and qualified for all those roles and an event planner, and a full-time mom to two adult waters and a couple dogs. she hosted daily blog from america's table which i have secretly bookmarked, involving travel and home life and cooking and food, glorious food and tips and entertaining and adequate which she says quoted not just about knowing which fork to use but about treating each other with kindness, even and especially in the anonymous abyss of the internet. our guest hails from san antonio, texas and a fellow californian. jeremy bernard served as social secretary under pres. and mrs. obama from 2011-2015. jeremy is the first man ever to serve in this role of the white house was that was big news at the time but he kept a low profile to do his job which as are white house staffers are advised, servin

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you know useful spoke at the club and it was mr. bush abolished.it was we did bush the british prime minister and you know that anyone on able to grab a ticket for one of the sixty four matches can still experience the world cup on a boat ride down the musk river. and with a little luck maybe even the world cup ambassador and supermodel victoria praver might be on board. for you know if you get the. right. to vote or pass is stadium where the world cup final will take place. it's facade is reminiscent of the formal lead in stadium in the soviet era. a stadium with a dark chapter in its history. in front of the stadium a small monument stands in remembrance of a tragic sporting event at the nine hundred eighty two year old cup match between spartak moscow and h.s.c. harlem over three hundred people lost their lives in a harrowing disaster in minus ten degree celcius sixteen thousand spectators were squeezed into only one of the four stands of the gigantic concrete arena it was a fatal mistake. because it. was. it was not just. as a pitch to spur me

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much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about for anything the traditional life but that is certainly running the snow i would be nice to follow up in the future so. back in frisco and christine has ground all the flowers she needs to bake her bread she has plans to open her own mill bakery. it's a dream to make a living out of this it will be really nice if i can work all the time with the mill work and bank meet people bring people here together it would make me very happy. as long as young millers like kristen and robert are committed to keeping the traditional life the wheels of dutch middle east will keep on turning. the icelandic artist bjork is one of the most intriguing figures and pop now her music is being repackaged at the money time national theatre in germany two thousand and one album vesper time is being performed by an orchestra and choir the production has garnered plenty attention and even set attendance records on its opening night. with her bizarre vocal acrobatics wondrous soundscapes and opulent appearance i

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much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about full and keeping the traditional life thoroughly running this mill i would be nice to follow up in the future so. we'll be back in friesland krista has ground all the flowers she needs to bake her bread she has plans to open her own mill bakery. it's a dream to make a living out of this it would be really nice if i can work all the time with the mill work and bank really neat people bring people here together it would make me very happy. as long as young millers like kristen and robert are committed to keeping the traditional life the wheels of dutch middle east will keep on turning. back here here in march we regularly take you behind the scenes at some of the continent's top hotels and restaurants today our journey leads us to russia is the capital of tatarstan and also one of the eleven host cities at the world cup the desert chalk chalk is a firm fixture in cuisine and we'll show you just how it's made so let's get a taste of the dish on the local culture. various cultures and rel

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much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about full and keeping the traditional life. no i would be nice to follow up in the future so. we'll be back in frisco it will be really nice if i can work all the time with the mill work and bakery meet people bring people here together it would make me very happy. as long as young millers like kristen and robert are committed to keeping the traditional life the wheels of dutch middle east will keep on turning. right here during marx we regularly take you behind the scenes at some of the continent's top hotels and restaurants today our journey leads us to russia is the capital of tata strong and also one of the eleven host cities at the world cup the desert shock shock is a firm fixture in cuisine and we'll show you just how it's made so let's get a taste of the dish and the local culture. various cultures and religions makes in the capital of tatarstan. almost five hundred years ago russians are ivan the terrible conquered carnate of cousins but the task here has managed to retain their i

and happy birthday, mrs. bush. [applause] >> a great personal pleasure for me because as charles reminded me we have known each other for 32 years. i was briefly charles's employer. charles krauthammer has written a fantastic book, a compilation of his columns plus a marvelous introduction and as somebody who used to be in the publishing business i know one thing, which is compilations never sell. charles's book is number one on amazon and will debut is number 2 in nonfiction in the new york times bestseller list this sunday. [applause] >> he is ahead of john grisham and bill o'reilly and rush and you name it. charles krauthammer was born in new york city, raised in montrÉal, went to mcgill and after that was a commonwealth scholar at oxford, went to harvard medical school and was a psychiatrist practicing for three years, chief resident at massachusetts general hospital, then briefly went to work for pres. carter, was a speechwriter for vice president mondale during his presidential campaign and i got to meet him

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mr. bush was even wearing bill clinton socks.-old welcomed his first-ever service dog, a yellow labrador retriever named sully. >>> laura ingalls wilder's name is dropped from an award, and new details about a detroit plane crash. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the detroit news" reports investigators say the pilot of a deadly plane crash reported low fuel and landing gear problems moments before the plane went down. the single-engine cessna which left from arkansas hit trees and a power line before crashing in a vacant lot near a small detroit airport sunday. the pilot and the passenger died. video shot by a witness shows another passenger, a 17-year-old boy, rolling out of the burning wreckage. another witness used an axe to help get him out. >> i started chopping the door, and they said it ain't going to open. get away -- no, man. i got to save this guy. i kept chopping and got the door open, and he got out. >> the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> the "wisconsin state journal" repo

michelle obama's retweeting mrs. bush's on-ed, adding, "sometimes truth transcends party." rosalynn carter calling the policy "disgraceful and a shame to our country." hillary clinton took on the administration's false claim that they are simply enforcing the law. >> separating families is not mandated by law at all. that is an outright lie. >> reporter: and she also took on attorney general jeff sessions, who cited the bible as justification. >> i would cite the apostle paul and his clear and wise command in romans 13 to obey the laws of the government. >> those who selectively use the bible j cruty ar ignin a central tenant of christianity. jesus said, "suffer the little children unto me." he did not say, "let the children suffer." >> reporter: even the current first lady, melania trump, made the rare move of intervening on policy, calling on both sides of the aisle to come together, but adding, "we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart." now, with the white house under fire, homeland security secretary kooirsirstjen nielse

the biggest game of the european season liverpool my former club play well madrid club joined with mr bush can get the. glamour we know where it's like to win the champions league final mission ish this vaccination season development somewhat of course on the famous nightly stumbo amazement of course is what it several times we've riled matric let's start with bloody bloody what you think of the game liverpool going through it with plenty of goals can they win yeah i think you can win because the pre-season behind us you know three for us from day playing we. have got this drama in the final but i think we can be more hungry and yes we want to realize these are all saw it's time for change to live a full could be more hungry more my somebody over the realm of three it's very down emilie's three hundred fifty five yeah i think in the middle of nowhere your expectations for the guy looks and goals for the final that's kind of fifty fifty even if she comes my the best thing when you're looking about you know it's to join boy rachel it's one of my heroes is a critic growing up with the likes o

mr bush when he started his war on terror in two thousand and two. so. the people who are to be blamed for that immigration must immigration for them from the middle east are americans americans about their government i nearly you know how do you have to be fair but hang on hang on we've got to be fair here i mean angela merkel said open the doors let a million people in it wasn't a u.s. president that said that ok i mean i get the gist of your point ok if you bomb people they can believe ok and they want to go to a richer place ergo don't bomb them and maybe invest in their countries so they don't want to leave ok so i mean let's let's keep it balance there the opponents let me go to you because. and you know dealing with these issues dealing immigration that you know they just focus on that one i mean this issue's been around for a while it's getting more intensified but it's been there and i you know i my knowledge of italy in the in the issue of immigration i mean for some communities it's dire it's dire people just walking off the beach i mean when

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but mr bush when you say i agree with you that terrorising individual but at the same time for example the other day c.n.n. wrote an article suggesting that the way china can deal with its trade deficit trade is balance for the united states is by reorienting its imports from the european union to let's say the united states still buying airbus and by boeing and that's why it's individual but it's also relevant to your interests in a pretty direct way you mentioned your grievances against china before. and i think that megan i only want to live in cities and if i were a russian i would be much i was a little more worried when my question is more about whether this issue should be decided on a quid pro quo basis or indeed whether there is a common valley in trying to come up with some common approach because you know it could be argued that the your european union has never said a word when russia or even china was treated unfairly by the united states. if the european union now experiences a problem should when anyone really concerned street did you say unfairly is because of political

to do the same old battle come on his forehead mr bush recalled i was on the mentioned so what aquariumsrisking the moon times in fifteen. w. o. this is the governor's come july from bud and let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul and we have our political correspondents here come studio along those stories in just a minute but first this news just getting some about the perspective closer to. a good. coach a bit difficult. to link to news from africa the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions somebody has a visit i want website to debbie that comes to come join us on facebook j w for. the news almost immediately just not seeing the one single. goal of the so-called change get sucked into this concept so i bought. a. plane. people had put big dreams on the big screen. playing the movie magazine on the w. conservative eve on to k. as one colombia's presidential election with nearly fifty four percent of the vote he pledged to build consensus and unite the country following a polarizing campaign against leftist challenger to start low paid zero samples to

but mr bush when you say i agree with you that terrorising individual but at the same time for example the other day c.n.n. wrote an article suggesting that the way china can deal with its trade deficit trade imbalance with the united states is by reorienting its. imports from the european union so let's say the united states still buying airbus and by boeing and that's not its individual but it's also relevant to your interests in a pretty direct way you mentioned your grievances against china before. and i think that makes and i only want to give and disney if i were russian i would be much not as a little more worried my my question is more about whether this issue should be decided on a quid pro quo basis or indeed whether there is a common valley in trying to come up with some common approach because you know it could be argued that the union the european union has never said a word when russia or even china was treated unfairly by the united states if the european union now experiences a problem should when anyone really concerned i did let you say unfairly is because of politica