mr. bush: humility. mportant to know what you don't know and listen to people that do know what you don't know. mr. clinton: if you want to be president, realize it is about the people, not about you. and when it is over -- people who are arrogant in office have to remember time passes. ♪ ♪ david: so, how did the two of you come together to create the presidential leadership program? mr. bush: one of the real problems with these presidential centers is that they become a irrelevant pretty quickly unless there is something that captures people's attention. and margaret spellings, ken's predecessor, said we ought to think about using these platforms to call young people together and encourage them through leadership education programs. and it makes a lot of sense. bill and i talked together. it fit right into our view of how to be useful. that is how it got started. and then of course, inviting debt and lbj's made a lot of sense. most people focus their attention on these libraries on the coast. he said thi

mrs. bush was we cannot just talk a lot the international component of democracy and freedom. we really need to look at some challenges we have in our own country and how we reassert those principles domestically. our panel here today was all chosen, not necessarily just because they are smart thinkers on this issue, but because they are all working on something to address this issue in our country. with us today we have mel martinez from j.p. morgan chase. we have wes moore from the robin hood foundation. jean case from the case foundation. and jeffrey rosen from the national constitution center. thank you all for being here today. let me kick off the conversation with a question for the group. let's follow up a bit on the conversation we were just having. let's talk a little bit about trust among americans and our institution of th democracy domestically. how serious is this challenge right now and what do you see in terms of the challenges we face here domestically? senator martinez? mr. mar

haley: well, thank you and first i want to thank mrs. bush for slg us -- -- president and mrs. bush for having us here today. putting me between these two cool women is a highlight. thank you very much. and grace jo, you inspire us so much. you are the reason we fight for what we fight for. so thank you very much. [applause] we do have a lot of threats. but we also have to remember that leadership matters. so our biggest threats obviously, north korea, iran, isis, those are the three because we have to always make sure we're doing everything we can to protect americans and our allies. so we'll continue on that front. but then you have so many other issues. when you look at the migration problems that we have. and you see the human rights abuses that are happening, whether it's in burma, whether we're seeing what's happening in venezuela, in cuba. all of those things, they matter too. because if any government doesn't take care of their people, conflict will follow. human rights is such a clear part of what we have to do and then you have to look at china and russia as major play

the figures mrs. bush quoted, a quarter of americans cannot neighbor -- name a single branch of government, is directly correlated to lack of faith in institutions. people who do not know about the constitutions are more likely to not support the will of law. directe study democracies in athens and rome's and he felt these led to demagogues and a mob and thought only a representative republic where educated citizens choose enlightened representatives could protect liberty. that's why civic education that you are supporting is an urgent matter of the survival of the future of democracy. we need to teach children about the foundations of the constitution. about the historical stories and the bill of rights. the way we're doing at the national constitution center is to bring together the leading liberal and conservative scholars and thinkers and voices in america to explore every aspect of because edition describing areas of agreement and disagreement. and we have this wonderful new life form call the interac

mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr.would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright.

mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr.fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright.

mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr.x your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright

. >>> still ahead, a h.w.bush, now the longest today, mr. bushs now 93 year outliv gerald ford by one day. obviously still go he celebrated his 90th bt, he nuts. and did it and happy birthd back then. he's 166 days past his 93rd now. >> big changes coming up in >> seven day forecast, stormiest day of the next seven. it's tomorrow. you'll see the rai taperi through monday. year. president trump says time magazine told him he was probably going to receive the honor for a second year in a row. the magazine says, not so fast. >>> doctors orders. the prescription for what ails you may surprise you with no medication involved. >>> senior living. in this house, it's for the pets o

remember right now but i'm sure that we were governing which is what we are supposed to think that mr bush someone has not been doing in the last few months he didn't take any notice of the needs of the catalan people the only thing he talked about and thought about was the independence and the resolve if the situation in which catalonia finds itself right now with business is leaving and unemployment growing and that is only the responsibility of the cattle of the previous government of and you were distracted by all the corruption scandals that your party is faced with one senior official after another becoming implicated in illegal process and i don't think that government was distracted by that now now the prime minister was caught to appear as a witness one of the most notorious cases of corruption in your party first time a sitting prime minister has been called to give evidence in spain i'm not sure that was the first case but in any case the prime minister did what any ordinary citizen would do and that what mr bush the man doesn't want to do because he escaped the justice so there

any ordinary citizen would do and that what mr bush the man doesn't want to do because he escaped the justice so there is nothing wrong in appearing as witness in the case before the court and so you know that is something that we suppose a month doesn't seem ready to do so. well according to him according to the catalan government. you bet everything on the coercive power of the law and the state to make it go away but it hasn't worked has it we haven't used to question the only moment that we have had we not we the police has been forced to do some question this because they were obeying court orders we have always showing the way to dialogue and we have to govern the whole country and we do it in a peaceful and democratic way and that's that's the way it is. and. if you go one you know simply accepting you know the whole truth what. the previous governor government was saying that's fine but that's not the reality but your actions were causing concern even in geneva with the office of the high commissioner for human rights september the twenty eighth his office released its experts

by the way, one of the things just generally in terms, mrs. bush, you were talking about freedom house and what's been happening in other places, i think that what's happened with n.d.i., when we're out abroad talking to people about the importance of compromise and the parliaments working with their executive branch and how they can work better, and they look at me and they say, you mean, like you guys at this point? so we need to remember that we're an example with our press, with our institutional structures. i think that's very important. ms. schnetzer: let's turn to part two and that is coming back to the question about the imperative of american leadership. actually it is no question. so i recently saw an email exchange where someone quipped that in washington, d.c., there are no less than eight dozen conversations going on right now about the future of the liberal democratic order. so we're going to start another one here today. secretary albright, what do you think about this sense now years in the making that the liberal democratic order f

even laura bush who started the national book fair in washington, when mrs. bush, not laura but her mother-in-law came and said this book fair is an embarrassment, got that work to laura bush, they wanted to learn how we were doing this and they were happy to see the national book festival in washington but there have been many others developed even in florida, 5 or 6 book fairs that are the result of -- -- >> host: you mentioned everyday work, what does the president of the college do these days? >> i spend a lot of time, i consider myself a cheerleader blessed with great faculty, very talented students and my role is to protect learning, students get the highest opportunity to get engaged in the learning process, have the latest technology and resources available to them to be able to flourish. so that takes me all over the world. that takes me a lot of different places. going to meetings which i have my to do list every day. if i do two i am happy. >> host: doctor eduardo petrone of miami-dade college and cofounder of the miami book fair, thank you for your hos

[applause] mrs. bush: thank you all. thanks, everyone. thank you, ken. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today's the spirit of liberty. in 1944, a federal judge and judicial philosopher, judge learned hand, delivered a speech in central park to over a million people o

is in charge of dispatching the police you're ok call mr bush . has just received a picture that raises his concern. was the problem with the history and that is probably carrying it should go to scratch ok guys carry guns n f h it's hot out here look i want to long sleeve heavy duty shirt cover up. charges look at those pictures were probably the turn out of the phone i got a call. he immediately sends a car. but the men vanishes. a few weeks later. this man identified with the application or murder a nightclub bouncer. the killer is twenty two years old his name is terry mark he will be arrested for the murder a few weeks later. due to the large number of alerts received tonight. joy decide. to help out his troops on site. now to find. some other being held at gunpoint on a drug. just. decides to check the small streets around the french quarter the criminals often use them to escape the police. patrol. a crowd that doesn't seem to enjoy the officers presence. at this exact location a man was beat up and robbed a few days earlier under the diffe

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and first, just mrs. bush, you know, we know you are so dedicated to women's issues, but it was especially after 9/11 we remember the radio address and your passion for afghan women specifically. but for people who don't know, why afghanistan? >> well, after september 11th when the spotlight turned on afghanistan, american women were shocked, really, at the plight of the life of women in afghanistan. i mean, at that time women couldn't walk out on the street by themselves. they were not allowed to be educated. which is really shocking. and what you see when half of a population is left out, like it was then in afghanistan, is a failed country. and that's what we saw. and, of course, afghan women really have a very, very long history of being strong women and what we've gotten to see since then is afghan women bloom across afghanistan. >> as the co-chairs of the u.s./afghan women's council you're in washington, d.c. for a very important reason today. mrs. ghani, you know, to you. the u.s./afghanistan relationsh

in an interview with a historian, mr bush is said to have described donald trump as a blowhard, a pompousr george bush said he had abstained from voting. donald trump's former campaign manager paul manafort has offered to pledge $12 million in real estate and life insurance assets, and limit his travel in a bid to avoid continued house arrest, according to us court documents. earlier this week manafort, and his associate richard gates pleaded not guilty to 12 charges, including laundering money, and conspiring against the united states. labour has called on all the main political parties to agree a new, independent system to tackle sexual harassment at westminster. it comes ahead of a meeting planned by theresa may with 0pposition leaders on monday to discuss proposals for fresh grievance procedures for staff and mps. the crisis has now spread to holyrood, with the scottish nationalist msp mark mcdonald resigning as a government minister over "inappropriate" behaviour. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. this is the week when politicians‘ private lives became very public. pas

rule in this area post a danger to people visiting the forests because trees are falling over to mr bush. that's why trees along the path what plant the forest as soon as the forest will renew itself. the logs step to the side of the path the forest to deny is that profit is the real motivation for the not going. because i mean is that we are in some money with it we are state property and sure the state receives revenue but only small amounts so. it would have no use your question it's a go it's b. alecky says this into ferentz protects the forest the activists the things differently they want to prevent all interference with nature and they condemn the fact that one hundred year old trees are being found. them that they still have to implement this marking says the trees are over one hundred years old the european court of justice has ruled that it's illegal to cut down and remove furs like this so that we were to go to the other guy and. opinion in the village of b.l.o. v.a. is divided some are for removing the trees others say leave the forest alone. it's ok to clear the forest other

rosalyn corrigan seen here on the left claims mr. bush inappropriately touched her backside as they posed for a picture in 2003 when she was 16 years old. his spokesman says the 93-year-old bush apologizes to anyone he may have offended. >>> a dallas prosecutor has been fired after her tirade against an uber driver was posted online. shaun platt says he picked up assistant district attorney jody warner outside a bar. now during the ride he said she got angry and told him not to follow his gps directions. platt says warner berated him, hit him and then threatened him with her position. >> i want to go home so badly but you're so stupid i want the cops to come so that they can [ bleep ] you up. >> ma'am, please. >> no, no, ma'am, please. dude, you're all -- everything is being recorded. i'm an assistant district attorney so shut the [ bleep ] up. >> it was a constant thrashing. it wasn't just one backhand comment. it was just a constant, constant just attack on me, and i wasn't sure why. and when i tried to speak to her and calm her down, i

mr bush has yet to come forward since the latest allegations have come out.cas has led house arrest and left venezuela. he says he is planning to travel the world and speak out against human rights abuses in the country. he was detained in 2015 and accused of plotting a coup against the president. speaking in colombia earlier, he says he would continue his opposition to nicolas maduro's government. i will do nothing but fight, fight for britain than as well, democracy in venezuela. —— fight forfreedom well, democracy in venezuela. —— fight for freedom in venezuela. this government has defrauded thousands of venezuelans. let's get the latest from our colombia correspondent who is in bogota. tell us more about this man, he was in house arrest, how did he managed to escape? this man, he was in house arrest, how did he managed to escape7m this man, he was in house arrest, how did he managed to escape? it is quite unclear, what he said was that his trip from caracas into colombia was a movie like experience, where he had to cross 29 checkpoints, we have not clear

there is nothing new there or it mr bush was just consistent in what his twenty years ago but maybe it is a sign of some consideration going up above about the brawl of the state and the state's responsibility for its citizens as well as taking steps you'll recognize the crimes that were done by the state before i just don't see the connection the crimes were committed with mr hu show from the twenty five twenty five council of the party rates of many years a good citizen nobody children's that apart from very marginal people who do not want to recognize the real but at the same time you know yourself participated in their recent project called stalin gave orders to reach challenge the what some would term the revival of. start a stallion. i would call it praise are you know giving more prominence to stalin then he deserves certainly you are concerned about the look we hear from the normal two to three percent of the population being read the course and in it in one way or another of a man then there are there are now to some there are stalin supporters some all that duerson all that p

police custody but they have to stay in belgium and attend their court sessions within two weeks i mr bush tomorrow and the other four had turned themselves into police earlier on sunday to face possible extradition to spain prosecutors there have filed charges against them for their role in last month's independence referendum which the spanish government says was illegal. well belgium's interior ministers accusing the european union double standards in this case. young the young born said the e.u. has remained silent about madrid crackdown on catalan separatists despite taking legal action against the right wing governments of poland and hungary for defying democratic norms or our very own catherine martin's asked the former president of the european council herman for on point about the e.u. strategy in the catalonia crisis. as former european council president the european union so far treats the crisis of catalonia as an internal matter of a european member state can the european union can brussels keep that defensive line because the european union is respecting the rule of law. in s

mr. bush93 years and 168 days old beat the previous record held by former president gerald ford. >> happy birthday to mr. president. >>> a young woman being hailed as to compete in a miss pageant. she competed in burns ville, minnesota saturday night. she's an athlete who attends bethel university. mikaela also mentors other young women like her and she may not have snagged the miss minnesota title but she did bring home the miss spirit of the usa award. all senses breaking down the barriers and being the first. that's the way to do it. >> beautiful and brave. and thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. be sure to follow us on social media. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations. have a great monday. >>> breaking news out of london. one of the world's most eligible bachelors is now off the market. prince harry is engaged. >>> cyber monday is expected to generate well over $6 billion in sales today but where can you find the best

remember right now but i'm sure that we were governing which is what we are supposed to think that mr bush the man has not been doing in the last few months he didn't take any notice of the needs of the catalan people the only thing he talked about and thought about was the independence and the resolve if the situation in which catalonia finds itself right now with business is leaving and unemployment growing and that is only the responsibility of the cattle of the previous government over and you were distracted by all the corruption scandals that your party is faced with one senior official after another becoming implicated in illegal process and i don't think that government was distracted by that now the prime minister was called to appear as witness one of the most notorious cases of corruption in your party first time a sitting prime minister has been called to give evidence in spain i'm not sure that was the first case but in any case the prime minister did what any ordinary citizen would do and that what mr puts them on doesn't want to do because he escaped the justice so there is

, or miss bush mrs.ah. >> jimmy: full-on sister hangout. >> it's a slumber party. >> it is a slumber party. >> jimmy: it is a slumber party. how is mom and dad doing? >> they're good. >> jimmy: is your dad still sending you stick figures on your phone? >> he's sort of upgraded. he's into this emoji that talks. >> he knows -- he's like a a teenage girl in a 70-year-old body. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he sends you ani-mojis? >> yes, an ani-moji. >> i didn't even know what it was called. >> jimmy: from the new iphone. yeah, yeah. he does it like, with like the chicken that talks? >> it's like rooster. >> jimmy: yeah, a rooster yeah. >> that's speaking with his voice. >> jimmy: no. >> he was trying to learn social media from like a young guy at the library, and he was like, now tell me about -- now what's instagram? and then he was like, "now, tell me what's todo, i'm like, dad that's to-do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's to-do list. that's a note app. what's todo? oh my god. it's a dog and a movie. okay,

his aides now he remains in belgium where he fled after the declaration of independence from spain mr bush spoke earlier on belgian t.v. and criticize spain for what he described as politicizing the justice system. and ready to face it to face real justice so i'm not running away i'm here not instruct my lawyers to inform belgian justice ready to fully cooperate. the judge has ruled that a u.s. soldier bowe bergdahl will not serve prison time for endangering his comrades by desires in his afghanistan post prosecutors had sought a fourteen year sentence for the army sergeant but the court has instead ordered dishonorable discharge he was held by the taliban for five years after walking away from his post. this is penny terrible ordeal. it can't be background or deal that you're all familiar with all the time during judge nancy's deliberations has been particularly. anxiety inducing for obvious reasons he's certainly glad this is over i suppose loss for the grand in iraq and syria as the armies of both nations and the syrian opposition squeeze its forces the iraqi prime minister is and as th

on saturday mr. bush 2006 when he was 93 years and 165 days old. jimmy carter isn't far behind. hoe was born four months after mr. bush, and that's good news for him. >> that is good news. >>> ""forex" posted those who ue mouth wash have an increased chance for diabetes, among those, mouth warch contains compounds that kill good back tear yachl you decide, good breath or diabetes? >> you tell me, gayle. i'm sitting at the table breathing on you. >> you're okay. you're all right. >>> a new report schiano and tennessee falls apart. they had predicted he would be the new coach. it stems back from his alleged connections to penn state and the jerry sandusky matter. he denied having knowledge of it. >>> "the wall street journal" says gold and silver coins turn to lead for some retirement investors. they equaled $112 million last year. it turns out the government sells a 25% markup. the silver coins carry more than 200% premium over mar connect silver price. they're marketed as collector's items and not investm

people in jail without bail people organized a vote nobody can understand that it's uncomprehensible mr bush serves on the city council that's now the only visible political force here and so city hall is sending out a message while on the other side of the square the palace that used to be the seats of power is vacant and the people are restless. and. that is the hometown of karla's. how is he viewed there and what is the mood there reaction there. was suppose you could call him a wanted man now but in terms of the way this city is feeling here is a man who people respect in the main here not everyone is in support of the secession but a lot of people he still had it out as a local journalist on the local paper here getting on to move into politics and becoming a major figure who defeated more than three decades of socialism in this city and if you all sit around you'll hear people in mixed moods really because this is the beginning would you believe the last day of the festival with children all around playing games to have been a big debate over whether to actually cancel the festival alt

all i can do is point she she leading on friday that occurred between the senior advisor mr bush. to his visor to the state leader here he was in beirut for a conference he met with. and the message going out from the government to people in iran as well as to the world is that the relationship with lebanon on the positive ones that are uninsured hold so i think through all of the support he has from governments over the picture being painted a very positive working relationship so this may well come as a surprise but we should look for. thanks for that. now am military assault to push i saw out of the last trip of land under its control in syria is underway russian jets are pounding the city on the syria iraq border and the day it is or countryside six civilians were killed after residential areas were hit the syrian army's elite forces and the iranian backed shia militia and hezbollah fighters and leading the operation on the ground on friday i saw was pushed out of barriers or city the last major urban stronghold in the country. is tracking those developments for us from gazian

there was one other man and mrs. bush had arrived yet and he said sit down. i said all right, he said would you like some wine? i said sure report me some wine and he said are you going to taste it? i had barely had time to say hello and he wanted me to taste his line of i said sure. abhisit. he said what do you think mark i said it's very good. and he said got it by the case at sam's club. then it was kendall jackson chardonnay. so how do you maintain that relationship. you're in these people's ig lives. not only there, you are taking pictures of them. how do you create boundaries, how do you create that relationship? >> you can ask the question who creates it? the other side or my side? but i tried to, i always tried to show as much about the man as i possibly could cause i thought that was important or history. not just the pomp and circumstance of who this guy was and his family and behind-the-scenes as much as i could possiblydo . but you maintain a professional relationship and can mentions in the book one time when we were killing some time before anot

she claims mr. bush grabbed her rear end during a photo op at a fundraiser for his reelection campaign in 1992. her story is similar to the ones levelled by six other accusers, but this is the first incident that allegedly took place while the former president was still in office. >>> skreinvestigators are looki into the oil spill. 210,000 gallons are oil leaked thursday. about three miles from the town of am haers, south dakota. it cams days before officials in nebraska can forward. there are no signs affecting water ways or wildlife. >>> the house has passed its version of a tax bill, an historic vote. no democrats backed the bill but the real fireworks were in the senate finance committee. the measure passed by a 14-12 vote strictly along party lines. republican chairman and democratic senator brown had a bit of a shouting match with brown questioning why the richest americans need tax cuts. >> i get kind of sick and tired of it. true, it's a nice political play. >> well, mr. chairman. >> i get -- >>

there was one of the man come and mrs. bush had not arrived yet. so he said sit down. i said okay. i said would you like some wine? and i said sure, , and so reportedly some wine and he said, are you going to tasted? i had barely had time to say hello. he wanted me to taste this one. i said okay, sure. had a sip turkey said second wu think? i said it's very good. and he said got it by the case at sam's club. [laughing] and it was kendall jackson chardonnay. [laughing] >> which burned down. only the best. >> how do you maintain the relationship? i mean, you are in these peoples lives, reckless not only like there, you are taking pictures of them. how do you create boundaries? how do you create that relationship? >> you know, you can ask the question who creates it, the other side are my side? but i tried, i always tried to show as much about the man as i possibly could because i thought that was important for history. not just the pomp and circumstance but who this guy really was and his family and behind the scenes as much as i could possibly do. you maintain a professional relatio

mr. gorbachev can accept. >> george bush understood he had a partner in shaping the post-war world, and thater was mikhail gorbachev. but gorbachev wanted to be neutral. bush always wanted a unified germany and a very disciplined manner, moved gorbachev towards that position. >> in a major concession, gorbachev agreed to the western position that a unified germany is free to join nato. >> once you solved the german problem, you removed the basic source of tension between the two superpowers in the cold war. >> this is the big photo opportunity, the important picture that president bush came all this way to get at this moment, gorbachev chooses to give president bush his present. the present was a soviet cartoonist' depiction of two presidents as boxers having just knocked out the cold war with the world as referee. >> george bush and brent scowcroft, his national security adviser liked to fish together and one summer, they were fishing and they were thinking about what kind of world would emerge after all the dominos had fallen. it's very rare that the world is so fluid and flexible that wor