share a story or two of mrs. bush as a tribute. >> i came to understand after i left the white house mrs. bush and mrs. reagan were not terribly close. but i have to honestly tell you i had no sense of that while i work there. you have to know that nancy reagan she'd treat staff professionally and does not gossip. i had no idea the first idea i honestly had one the first plane trip i took with george hw trip -- bush on the plane he said right in the limo with me. he said what is the problem between nancy and my wife? i said what you talking about

mr. bush is said to be resting comfortably. demarco morgan has the details. >> reporter: former president george h.w. bush has ee hospitalized in maine. a spokesperson for the 41st president says he's been hospitalized after experiencing low blood pressure and fatigue. mr. bush met with veterans at a pancake breakfast. the 93-year-old has been battling health problems in recent years. mr. bush was hospitalized for 13 days in april after his wife, former first lady barbara bush, died. he was anxious to travel as soon as he received the medical release to do so. his spokesman said bush is awake and alert and not in any discomfort and says he'll likely remain there for a few days for observation. demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>> the on-agn-off-agn summit between president trump and kim jong-un may be on again. president trump withdrew last week but now says it's back on track. >> reporter: a team was meeting to revive the summit between president trump and kim jong-un that the president ca

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 we have. on the others we have the city doing the construction 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 we 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. what i want to 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 destr

so -- mrs. bushalled me and told me how thrilled that she was that i was working for her husband, and then she gave me the ligs of the set of instructions which -- i cherish and every time you go to a hotel you gather up shampoo and soaps and everything and put them in a bag and took them to her she took it all to a homeless shelter but she wanted she figured she wanted to -- and, i mean, she had bags this big. barbara bush was a -- extraordinary person i thought -- i found her very tunny. but she couldn't she couldn't tolerate being singled out and praised. one time, for instance, the day the election, i said to george bush, you know you're going to win don't you admit it. he said, no i don't know that. and he started to walk away and came back and he said i'll tell you something if yods win -- this country is going to fall in love with barbara bush. and he was right. and you know he saw it you've seen the black pearl necklace posted in that big poster up on highways now. really amazing. she's an ex

a day after her funeral, mr. bush was hospitalized for almost 2 weeks because of an infection. >>> president trump has welcomed an american citizen back in the u.s. after being held in a jail in the -- venezuela for two years. he traveled to venezuela in june 2016 to marry a venezuelan woman he met online. today, -- they did get married. they were waiting for the proper visas when police raided their home and accused him of stockpiling weapons. they were arrested. they were held without a trial for two years. on saturday night, a meeting with president trump. he said the ordeal was extremely difficult, a rough start to a new marriage. but he's glad to be home. >> i just am overwhelmed with gratitude. for you guys, for everything that you've done. for the support of my wife, two years were very difficult. >> reporter: the two were not hurt in prison. they did receive medical care just outside of washington. they were hoping to return to utah tomorrow. as for the weapons that landed them in jail, american officials say

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as a tribute. >> i came to understand after i left the white house mrs. bush and mrs. reagan were not terribly close. but i have to honestly tell you i had no sense of that while i work there. you have to know that nancy reagan she'd treat staff professionally and does not gossip. i had no idea the first idea i honestly had one the first plane trip i took with george hw trip -- bush on the plane he said right in the limo with me. he said what is the problem between nancy and my wife? i said what you talking about he said they don't get along and i said honestly i have never thought that i never knew that in the subject never came up again. but the flesh called me and told me how thrilled he was i was working for and then she gave me the list of the best instruction which i cherish the most important one every time you go to a hotel gather up all the shampoos and soaps. [laughter] put them in a bag and taken to her she took all those to a homeless shelter on her own but he figured she had bagged the bag that mom -- this big but i that she was extraordinary i found her v

mr. bush will remain hospitalized to continue to regain strength. he's recovering from an infection that spread to his blood. mr. bush, 93 years old, was admitted april 22nd, the day after the funeral of his wife barbara. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," predator alert. mysterious packages sent to young schoolgirls. >>> and pay cut. why the new cdc director asked that his salary be reduced. cdc director asked that his salary be reduced. oh, sorry i'm late, sir. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy and it's done. with roomba from irobot, clean floors can be part of your family's everyday routine. roomba's two unique multi-surface brushes grab and remove everything from fine dust to large debris and even pet hair. and roomba uses a patented dirt detect™ system that attacks dirt in high-traffic areas of your home. so you can come home to clean

mr. bush's condition. chip, what do we know? eporter: well, former president bush was brought here yesterday with low blood pressure and fatigue and that just might have something to do with the fact that this is a very busy time in the life of a 93-year-old man. v saturday, mr. bush joined fellow veterans at a pancake breakfast to commemorate memorial day. dust last week, he flew here from texas and arrived to a hero's welcome. and in april he attended his wife barbara's funeral in texas and developed an infection the next day that put him in thet to th fis time doctorsps hope tithr he will only be in the hospital for a few days. and he just a short time ago texted-- tweeted from inside that hospital. he said he very much regrets missing the memorial day parade in kennebunkport today and is grateful to those patriots who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. bianna. >> golodryga: a tweet from him is always good news. of course the nation is pulling for him, chip reid, thank you. the middle school teacher who stopped a shoo

mr. bush released from a houston hospital after treatment for an infection. the former president admitted the day after his wife barbara's funeral. a spokesman saying the 93-year-old is doing well. mr. bush said to be eager to visit his maine summer home in kennebunkport. >>> and still ahead tonight, disturbing video from inside a classroom. a student goes after a teacher with violent punches. we'll tell you where this happened. >>> and a warning for facebook users. the hackers scamming users looking for love on the social media site. how they're luring victims into losing big money. >>> and a grandfather stops a bad guy by putting his best foot backward. what police said that robbery suspect was armed with. stay with us. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which i

mr. bush tweeted, "very much regret missing the memorial day parade in kennebunkport, and am forever grateful not only to those patriots who made the sacrifice for our nation but to the gold star families whose heritage is imbued with their honor and heroism." mr. bush, 93 years old, experienced low blood pressure and fatigue and was hospitalized. he is expected to remain there for a few days. >>> no coffee at starbucks this afternoon. the chain is closing more than 8,000 stores today for anti-bias training. last month, two black men were arrested at a starbucks, sparking protests over racial bias. starbucks apologized and changed its policy. 175,000 starbucks workers are expected to participate in today's training. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from starbucks' executive chairman howard shult starbucks hopes to accomplish. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," fighting words. the daughter of senator john mccain reveals details of a screaming match with her father. >>> and a hi

mr. bush is suffering from low blood pressure and fatigue. it came just a day after the 93-year-old attended a luncheon in kennebunkport. his spokesman says the former president is not in any discomfort. mr. bush is said to be eager to get back to his family's compound. >>> well, a florida woman who was held captive and rescued after slipping a note to a worker in an animal hospital. police say near daytona the woman was threatened and beaten by her boyfriend and held against her will for two days. she convinced him to take their dog to the vet, and he was arrested after she passed a staffer a note that read, call the cops. my boyfriend is threatening me. he has a gun. crazy. >>> a traffic stop in new york city turned into a dangerous getaway. 27-year-old george lopez hit the gas when officers tried to arrest him. well, he's accused of ramming patrol cars going up a highway the wrong way. five people ended up in the hospital including three police officers and lopez himself. >>> so, we can fee

mrs. bush, thank you very much. then we heard from dr. chan.

i think this is not just trouble mr bush this is a traditional i do tude and so i'm not surprised that there is this this this this distrust in washington was really up to the. bus on the other hand the idea in my personal view is a very good iow it's meant for poor or to handle this kind of situation if they are with rose to do so they have done so in the pass before north korea walked out of the your perforation agreement there were inspectors of the. in country to look at nuclear sites so it's not inconceivable that this will happen again and i personally in favor of the i.a.e.a. playing such a book what's it like being a political football you are at the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons one would say another one of these u.n. institutions that come under attack from all sides. what's it like when you're working say the o.p.c. w. in different countries are trying to use your evidence to advance different cases united states and also i should doubt the russians were among the major players you know w during my tenure there during three years because the two countri

a spokesman says the 93-year-old mr. bush was found to have low blood pressure and fatigue. week after traveling from his winter home in houston. chip reid is at southern maine health care in biddeford, not far from the bush family home in kennebunkport, chip, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. mr. bush is the oldest of the six living u.s. presidents, and he has battled some health issues in recent years. his spokesman said when he was admitted here yesterday, he was awake, alert and not in any discomfort. the day before he was hospitalized with fatigue and low blood pressure, president george hw bush joined fellow veterans at a pancake breakfast to mark memorial day. brent scowcroft, his former national security adviser, was also there. just last week, hundreds of people waving american flags welcomed mr. bush back to kennebunkport. >> i think it's important because he's had such a difficult year that he comes back in a place that he's comfortable with, that he's happy with. >> reporter: he has spent nearly every summer in the quaint southern maine town where his

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yesterday, mr. bush attended a breakfast to honor veterans. today, a family spokesperson tweeted the former president was taken to a hospital for low blood pressure and discomfort. he is reportedly alert and no longer experiencing any discomfort. he is expected to remain in the hospital for observation for a few more days. at 93 years old, he is the oldest living u.s. president. >>> the white house is confirming that a u.s. delegation traveled to north korea today ahead of the still possible june 12th meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. after abruptly cancelling that summit on thursday, the president said yesterday the meeting might go ahead as planned. that announcement came just hours after kim met with south korea's president reaffirming his commitment to denuclearization. many doubt kim will follow through with this. some say any step at reducing north korea's arsenal is positi positive. >> he has to figure out how to survive as a dictator and is afraid if he gets rid of the weapons, someone will take him out. >> have the meet

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anyway, i want to thank president and mrs. bush very much for having us here today. we are going to talk about a couple different things, and talk about the economy. it affects everything from top to bottom, when everyone is speaking out here at the bush institute because everything -- the economy has an effect on everything. of thatrent than things nature. let's go ahead and get started. let's talk about the global economy. how would you sum it up? chairman,rt with mr. and then i can call on mr. secretary, i have to call him hank. then i will talk with eddie. let's talk about the global economy. do think it is on a sustainable trajectory? >> we are in a good phase. most synchronized growth going on since we have seen since the financial crisis. the united states is in a strong phase. we are nine years in the recovery. japan is picked up. china had a good first quarter. it has been pretty steady. been some there has odd, some off phenomenon. now it has been more synchronized. over the longer term, there are great questions and sure we will be talking about. whether t

a spokesman for mr. bushays he will probably stand -- stay in the hospital for a few days and that the former president is all -- awake, alert, and not in any pain. this is the second time in less than a month that the former president has been hospitalized. his wife, of course, of 73 years, barbara died last month, a day after her funeral, mr. bush was hospitalized for nearly 2 weeks because of an infection. >>> a very special ceremony will be held this memorial day at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arming -- arlington national cemetery. coming up at 7, details on how that memorial service came to be for the thousands of soldiers who died in combat but never were identified. >>> i'm concerned and i'm listening and that's all i can do, to give one step at a time. >> the first storm of the hurricane season already headed towards the gulf coast. more and how people are preparing. >>> well, hardly any clouds in the sky. a little bit of fog out there. today will be warm too hot for some. the warmest of the mo

on saturday mr. bush was admitted for low blood pressure and discomfort. he is reportedly alert and no longer experiencing discomfort. mr. bush is expected to remain in the hospital for observation for a few more days. at 93 years of age, he is the oldest living u.s. president. >>> u.s. supreme court is heading into the final stretch of its term. that means several high profile cases are expected very soon. the court has yet to rule on a case about a christian baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. and the fight over president trump's travel ban is expected to be resolved. also the justices are expected to rule on whether republican lawmakers in texas drew district lines to weaken the voting power of minority groups. this could impact the political makeup of congress and state legislatures nationwide. decisions have to come out by the end of june. >>> another scare in the air to tell you about. a san diego flight bound for tulsa diverted to phoenix because of a bizarre odor. passengers on the fron tier airlines flight said it came throu

and mr. bush as declined and suzie welsh is live with us here from new york city. thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> i read the company statement, the statement said it found out about this story over the weekend when the "daily mail" out of the uk published. it has the statement, otherwise, it's been fairly silent. the board hasn't spoken. what should happen here? >> well, something should be said at this point beyond that ma' mamby-pamby statement. what makes this story very interesting is that there are several mitigating factors that make it different from other stories. one, the ceo has shown what is considered to be real remorse. there was a statement from his ex-wife that sort of went beyond forgiving. she said this should not be an incident that defines his character or leadership or how he is as a father. they really seem to have reconciled the context is where it gets complicated in that athena health is in what could be a take overbid and right now how strong the ceo is and how much faith the board has in the ceo becomes really important. this is not a

mr. bush was admitted to the hospital in houston on april 22, the day after his late wife died. we learned today he will stay in the hospital so that he can get stronger as he recovers from an infection that spread to his blood. the family spokesperson says the 93-year-old former president is in great spirits. he's looking forward to going home soon. >>> more people are using oakland international airport for their international trips. airport officials say the number of travelers went up 61 percent compared to this time last year. the airport recently added new domestic and international flights. they say the overall number of travelers at the airport has gone up by 6 percent. >>> speaking of the airport and travel, lets check in with sal castaneda for a look at traffic. >> good morning. you can't go from talking about pizza to something else, right? you have to have a transition. good morning. let's look at -- i don't know why i mentioned pizza. let's look at gilroy and san jose. it is a good drive all the way into the silicone valley. there have been no major issues if you're

mr. bush may. be. saved and knight who was also involved in the track the pop sensation from on time in southwest germany was for a long time considered a role model for religious musicians but that all changed. savior knight two has sold six million albums and won six echo music awards he turned religion infused pop into mainstream music in germany but both as a solo artist and as part of the band zena mannheim says. among them just. want to praise god i need to use the latest technology in the new speech to make cutting edge music. but he also got flak for peddling conspiracy theories and writing controversial songs like to twenty seventeen track money or netted five one through and discern a man himes some said it incited violence against politicians and it sparked an uproar. justified himself on facebook expressing support for democracy but his days as a poster boy for religious pop were over. in twenty sixteen victims protestant pop academy began offering a degree in church pop music. teacher five

i had a chance to talk to him and tell him how much i love him and loved mrs. bush. ome at that will be missed. they were people who understood kindness and humility and gentility. they made their mistakes most certainly, but when you think about that family and what george h.w. bush did as a public servant, it makes you think of a wonderful time for our country. bill clinton defeated your boss. were you shocked by the outcome? condoleezza: i had already gone back to stanford and became provost. i was surprised. he had done what he needed to do. i don't think there will ever be a full accounting of how much it was the way that he did the diplomacy at the end of the cold war with respect for gorbachev, never humiliating the soviet union, not dancing on the wall. one of the last things gorbachev did before he went how to sign the paper that would collapse the soviet union and allow more yeltsin to become president of the russian federation, he called george h.w. bush and said, we did good things, didn't we? history will judge us well. i said to president bush, do you re

couple of days with bono, priscilla chan, ben bernanke, hank paulson, condoleezza rice, president and mrs. bush talking about leadership. i want to talk about leadership. i want to take you back to the beginning. in 1995 you started. you went public in 1997, and i will adjust for stock splits that you issued shares at $1.50 a share. in 1988 your revenue is $600 million and you lost $125 million but your stock went up to $55 a share. so you double the down. sales went up threefold. you lost another $400 million but your stock went up to $76. $27 million of market capital. take us to that time when the market is telling you that you are doing great, that you have -- but you have red ink in the company. you took on $2 billion in debt from 1999 to 2001. what were you thinking back then? [laughter] jeff: it is kind of fun to go back and think about those days. in those days, when i started the company, it was just one person. and then there were 10 people. today, there are almost 600,000 people, so there is a lot of change. but back in that time, we were still a pretty small company by most standard

mr. bush's spokesperson themethe president is alert. >>> a moving tribute for a world war ii veteran declared missing in action. lieutenant thomas kelly flew a b 32 bomber. yesterday he was honored in his hometown of livermore. >> reporter: a 21-gun salute for livermore native lieutenant thomas kaley, above, a b 32 bomber flying in his honor. he and his crew disappeared off the coast of papua new guinea. >> they told us the plane was shot down. >> reporter: diane christy is his niece. >> that's what the commanding officer's letter said a few months later, but you never really know. >> reporter: last october the family got word that the plane and the remains of the crew were found. project recover, a group dedicated to finding missing service members made the discovery using underwater robots. >> it's a needle within a haystack of needles in many respects. it's very, very difficult because the ocean is a lot bigger than it looks. >> scott is a cos sin of lieutenant kelly. >> after all these years we see where the grave lies. >> reporter: for 74 years family members paid their respects at lieut

but what mr bush insert at the end of his statement i fully subscribed to that but i was not talking about expanding the deal but making managements to it if this deal is signed in twenty fifteen. i have never doubted it. agreement from the forty four fourteenth of july twenty fifth like you forgot because i believe that this is the agreement on the current nuclear actions and nuclear programs off iran and that is why it's important to keep it in place. i have not heard any better oppose also with regards to this issue what i was. it is too little amend them in this agreement we've mentioned that back in september twenty seventeen at the general assembly at the united nations event i suggested that we launch this process and consider that issue of the nuclear program in the ballistic missile program after twenty twenty five and generally have a look at iran's actions in the region with big. but undoubtedly in order to start working on this three components we need to have iran's trust and this is only possible if we will stick to their agreements in place we have been negotiating for

mrs. bush, thank you very much. then we heard from dr.

to talk to, i got him and tell them how much i love him and loved mrs. bush. generation that is going to be missed. they were people who understood kindness and humility and sent they made their mistakes, but when you think about that itily, and what george to w bush did as a president, it was a wonderful time in our country. david: bill clinton came along in the 1992 and a defeated your boss. or you shocked by the outcome? rice: i was. i had artie gone back to the university, i became provost. i was surprised, but he had done what he needed to do. i don't think there will ever be a full accounting of how much, the way that he did diplomacy at the end of the cold war was respected -- with respect to gorbachev. never humiliating the soviet union, not dancing on the wall. one of the last things. gorbachev did before he went out to find a paper that would collapse the soviet union and a low boris yeltsin to become president, he called george h.w. bush. he said, we did good things, didn't we? well.y will judge as i said to him, do you understand how extraordinary

bush and and tony blair the fact of you are you go back to long way it was not. about. time mr bizarrely was the director general of the organization you had already left when i got there. in two thousand and two. but i think you must have known why i left for the and on and yes of course of course i know i and you know i. haven't but how is it well for our audience how did he leave how did he leave john bolton got rid of him. no of that's your interpretation i'm not a historian i'm not ready to comment on that. i know that in the eyes of not just united states but quite a number of states parties of the e.u. most of the study was not the ideal leader of the organization and now whether that should have or should not have led to the consequence that the less is another person. because of course the relevance of as you call it history today is that with the script all affair in britain moscow says one thing london says another and then our foreign secretary had to be corrected by the porton down the burra tree which i'm sure you know very well. it's that sort of political jockey

just yesterday, mr. bush attended a breakfast in kennebunkport, maine, to honor veterans. today a family spokesperson tweeted the former president was taken to a hospital for low blood pressure and discomfort. he is reportedly alert and no longer experiencing any discomfort. he is expected to remain in the hospital for observation for a few more days. at 93 years old, he is the oldest living u.s. president. >>> the indiana teacher who stopped a gunman on friday is going to make his first public remarks tomorrow. shooting happened at nobles west middle school in indiana. police say a student entered a classroom with two guns and opened fire. teacher jason seaman swatted the gun out of the student's hand and tackled him to the ground but he was shot three times in the process. seaman was rushed to the hospital. yesterday he was able to go home. president trump sent him a tweet thanking him for his heroic actions. >>> lot of sports action on this memorial day weekend. let's bring in laura britt with a preview. >> reporter: good news, giants fans. madison bumgarner returned to

mr. bush's spokesperson says the former president is alert. in fact, on saturday, he visited veterans at a breakfast. >>> the indiana science teacher shot while tackling the shooter at the school is thanking community for support. he threw a basketball at the shooter friday at noblesville west middle school and ran towards the gunfire to tackle the suspect. this morning, he explained what was going through his mind. >> my actions on that day, in my mind were the only acceptable actions i could have done given the circumstances. i deeply care for my students and their well being, and so i did what i did that day. >> amazing guy. he thanked the hospital, community, and students at the school. one student set up a go fund me account for him raising more than $66,000. >>> and this is incredible. look at this. a migrant from mali living in france is called a hero. you see that he's scaling up an apartment building to save a 4-year-old child dangling from a fifth floor balcony. he's 22 years old sprang into action seeing the child was in danger. you

this will be the first one for mr. bush wife barbara who died last month. >>> britain's "guardian" reports an experimental ebola vaccine is being administered today in the city of the democratic republic of congo. the deadly virus spread to mbandaka. 26 people have died, but only one in the city. health officials say the risk of spreading is very high and could move into neighboring countries. >>> and "usa today" reports cardinals reliever jordan hicks tied the record for the fastest pitch thrown in major league history. hicks threw two pitches at 105 miles an hour. two of the philadelphia phillies, odubel herrera, the first fastball was way outside. the second one was fouled off. hicks also threw 104-mile-per-hour pitches in the game. those are the five fastest pitches in the big leagues this year. >>> still to come, no purchase, no problem. coffee giant starbucks offers a friendly new policy for all of its stores. stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me