mr. george iii is picking up where mr. george ii left off before mr. george mr. george ii dive. mr. george iii is carrying on the legacy. >> will work from apples -- four apples. >> free apples from publix grocery store. a front is moving and we will be chilly are but still a warm day on the way. despite it's not huge. 2 fronts, many fronts moving in as we go through the end of the week. look and downtown orlando, 58 winds at lasalle southwest at six. there are the numbers running in the 50s and 60s 660 daytona beach and daytona beach shores, 61 deland, 64 in clermont, winds out of the south west and that is the reason we are milder southwesterly, westerly windy keeping us on the warm side even with extra cloud cover. you can see it here clouds moving in. there is a weak front to the north not a lot of rain with it. there was a severe weather toward atlanta but you see all of that weakening. for us it feels more cloud cover and a chance for sprinkles for today. 72 at 10:00, windsor park a couple sprinkles not that this afternoon with temperatures near 80. future track, 9 am, watching

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mr. george the third was brought from near the center and -- newbie citrus bowl today. he' s part of the equine partnership with publix. >> the sponsorship allows us to have some extra money to get equipment for the horses. mr. george the third has his name right here. the new a quitman hopes to defray some of the cost. stewart: in return, publix has been granted naming rights. all of them have been named mr. george in honor of george the horses are also used that community outreach events. meredith: tony, you were delivering a beautiful forecast this tuesday evening. tony: the rest of the leak may have a couple of clouds but limited rain which we really need because the pollen is so high. getting later and later in evening with sunset around 6:25. as we look at the latest conditions here, humidity is low and the dew point is low, so we have room for these temperatures to fall shortly after sunset and we will level off as high pressure builds in. temperatures will fall into the 50' s areawide. 75 up toward ocala, but look at the difference along the coastline. with wate

mr. george iii has picked up where mr. george ii left off. he passed away in november. >> great weather. fantastic. >> have you noticed a shift overall? we went through the winter, all the storms, now, what happened to winter? well, c'est la vie. 78 degrees downtown, 80 degrees in deltona. a sign that we're getting closer to the fire season in the late spring and early summer. are needing some rainfall but i don't have much for us. we're still in 78 downtown after a high in the low 80s today. new smyrna, 59 degrees at 6:00 in the morning. pristine weather along the coast. nice as possible heading toward the rest of the week. i have two cold fronts on the map, neither bringing big changes. up toward sanford, 58 degrees. deltona hitting 56 degrees by morning. cloud cover headed this way. there's a weak storm system, not very cold and not very cold. the jet stream has migrated well to the north. so through the middle us that we're gonna be at or warmer than average. tomorrow morning, isolated showers, gainesville, ocala, the front will bring som

mr. george iii, the horse. george and mr. george ii. we were there and downtown orlando public store which is sponsoring the horse. the horses named after the founder, jordan jenkins. >> publix store feels like the police department does a lot for us so we want to do what we can for them. >> what are you laughing at? >> mr. george iii is named after founder of publics grocery store george jenkins picking up where mr. george reflected left off who passed away in november. >> oh, my god you are crying. >> we have the giggles. >> she is crying. >> you are not talking. i will handle the rest of the newscast. >>> get yourself together. >>> use the extra cloud cover, temperature check, 58 winds of the south at 5 miles an hour. and again, that is why i do not use teleprompter. 50s and 60s, 50 orlando, 61 and titusville, 60 daytona beach, 64 as we swing toward palm coast and the hammock it is the mother started winds alike, pulling and out of the southwest and west and it will be easy as we go throughout the day. -- it will be breezy. you see e

mr. george iii, the newest was to be hosted by publix supermarket. there were two others. mr. george ii recently passed away. publix officials say the sponsorship is one of the ways they can get back to police for what they do. >> publix stores feel like police department does a lot for us so we want to help them out into what we can for them. >> publix officials say the horses are named after founder george jenkins. >> very nice. >> mr. george iii. >> congratulations. >> makes it easier. >> you may want to step out today. >> i need to get out. 76 and deltona, winds out of the south and southeast. it is going to be a beautiful day. a rocky winter with storms and only no patterns. 78 this month. next month, april, 83 the average high. may is when we get big changes. by the end of may average high is 90 and we get back into the wet season. he made season, hot season, late may into june. temperatures outside in the 70s. 75 degrees as we make our way toward the villages. mount dora, like flow out of the south keeping us warm and plenty of sunshine that will be around today. for the

wrote president and mrs. george w. bush. from president jimmy carter. theirs was one of our nation's great love stories. and a model of shared devotion to our country. sending condolences on behalf of herself and president george h.w. bush, barbara bush said, we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. michael reagan, she is once again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond. she kept the flame. in the end, burnishing and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy is her own. >> nancy, thank you for your love. thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> reporter: she really was the power behind the throne. nancy reagan spent her life protecting her husband. she did all the worrying so she didn't have to. and it was her instinct about people which in most cases decided who would work for ronald reagan or whose usefulness had expired. jeff. >> one thing watching the white house, and covering it. you also had several memorable encounters with nancy reagan, did you not? >> yeah, several. the big one at a reception when i introduced

wrote president and mrs. george w. bush. from president jimmy carter. theirs was one of our nation's and a model of shared devotion sending condolences on behalf of herself and president george h.w. bush, barbara bush said, we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. in a tweet from her stepson, again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond. she kept the flame. in the end, burnishing and legacy is her own. >> nancy, thank you for your love. thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> next presidential caucuses is tomorrow, mississippi, idaho, hawaii and michigan. michigan has the most delegates at stake. the battle tracker poll has rubio and kasich in close race for third. hillary clinton is up 11 points over bernie sanders. clinton discussed the race with john dickerson for "face the nation." >> secretary clinton you know what it is look to be in a tough battle. last time around you stayed in all the way until the end. do you think there is anything wrong with bernie sanders stays in the fight all the way to the end? >

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mr. george patouhas. as you mentioned, there is also this investigation, part of it, revolves around an accelerant used in the attacks. as for the suspect, he remains in the hospital in critical condition. reporting live, back to you kerry. >> thank you. >>> moving now to a news4 exclusive. we've learned the driver of a car that struck and killed two new jersey teenagers over the weekend was speeding at more than 70 miles per hour. tests and that he had an argument with his girlfriend the day of the crash. a memorial is growing on the street where noel herrera and brian rodriguez lost their lives. >> so sad because they are so young, you know. starting to living their life and all of a sudden, it's cut just like that. >> there was a third friend who was also hit who is still in critical condition today. police have made an arrest but haven't released the person's name. the charge is specifically. >>> all right. if you are tired of the cold, i've got some good news for you. you're in luck. it's going to wa

her influence on the white house was complete and lasting, wrote president and mrs. george w. bush. from president jimmy carter, theirs was one of our nation's great love stories and a model country. sending condolences on behalf of herself and president george h-w bush, barbara bush said we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. and in a tweet from her stepson michael reagan, she is once again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond, she kept the flame. and in the end, burnishing and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy is her own. >> nancy, thank you for your love. and thank you for just being you. (applause) >> she really was pot we are behind the throne. nancy reagan spent her life protecting her husband. she did all the worrying so he didn't have to. and it was her instinct about people which in most cases decided who would work for ronald reagan ors who usefulness had expired. >> glor: it's one thing watching the white house, another covering it. encounters with nancy reagan, did you not? >> yes, several. but the big one was at a reception when

mr. thorndike: george wrote about in the 1920's, about what the committee undertook. >> the early ones. mr. thorndike: george would know more about this, but my sense is this republic investigation thing was never the main point. and the committee to develop as the sort of expertise source for lawmakers. but certainly, it's creation of a lot to do with the idea that it would be an investigating body. george is the master here. mr. yin: the background of the refund work is really quite fascinating. the refund work, really was an important part of congress's mission for the jct in the earlier years. although there's kind of a papering over of what the refund staff was doing and whether they agreed or disagreed with it, the treasury, my reading is that there were actually some important disagreements that would rise the level of the joint committee itself, meeting to discuss substantively and debate substantively the proper treatment of some of the big refund cases that had come up. they would have a representative of the bir there. the joint committee staffers that will be presented both s

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. >> the invitations went out last night so details are coming in but president and mrs. george w. bush will be in attendance. unfortunately, president hw bush not able to attend and they are asking that george bush come in their place. rosalyn carter is going to be able to come, tricia nixon and lyndon johnson and lucy baines johnson. reporter: i assume some hollywood surrender liberties as well but you start off with the presidential list first. >> there the first people we called and sent invitations to. has names continue to come and we will give you that as well. reporter: on thing that strikes you when you come into the library, as early asthe first hour after you heard word of her passing, already flowers, reefs , cards were left out front and it seems like that consistently happening and you expect thousands to come through here tomorrow and thursday. >> we really are.the phone is ringing off the hook with people trying to figure out how they can pay respects. reporter: that list just getting in and we are the first ones to get that here at fox news. we expect obviously hol

ceremony in similarmy valley, california, including first lady michelle obama, former president and mrs. georgebush and first ladies hillary clinton and rose lynn cart canner. a lot of celebrities have been invited, tom selleck, anjelica huston, larry king, tom brokaw, mr. t. special relationship with plrks t. sent out some delightful tweets this week. a lot of media personalities and hollywood celebrities. mrs. reagan was involved in planning this. believe it or not she planned this, from the guest list to her own pal bearers. really, a lot of it recently, too. this will include personal memories from two of her children. the reagan children patty and ron will be eulogizing her. cnn will have live coverage. they have allowed it to be a public ceremony. it will be interest continued. arrivals will be happening throughout the afternoon. stay tuned to cnn for this poignant moment in history. wolf starts after the break. nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-w

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george? mr. yin: thank you for the u.s. capital historical society and to the joint committee, tom, and the rest of the staff for organizing it and invited me to participate. it's wonderful to see so many familiar faces enjoying and celebrating the 90th anniversary of this great institution. i thought it would use my time to mention just a few of the surprises i discovered in researching the history of the joint committee. truth be told, virtually everything i have learned has been very interesting, if not surprising. in addition to satisfying our curiosities, the story of the joint committee is important because the staff of this accidental committee ended up being situated right in the middle of three major intersections in government. those of the legislative and executive branches, the house and senate, and the political parties. it is the first, and i believe the only legislative committee staff to ever be so situated. in that sense, those of you who now serve or have served have been part of a grand experiment, and i

mr. george michael. mr. james corden. my future husband! yeah! oh, don't let the sun go down on me oh, no although i search myself it's always someone else i see i just allow a fragment of your life to wander free wander free but losing everything is like the sun going down on me ( cheers and applause ). >> james: oh, my god. i mean, if i could tell my 12- year-old self i would be doing this in my life, his head would explode. thank you so much for helping me get to work. i truly appreciate it. ( cheers and applause ) sir elton john. what a guy, what a man. his new album, "wonderful crazy night" is out now. and you can check out an extended version of that carpool on our youtube page. and you can also see me giving coldplay's chris martin a lift to the super bowl halftime show. we'll be right back with anna kendrick, adam devine and zac efron. don't go anywhere! is that ice cream? no, it's, uh breyers gelato indulgences. it looks like ice cream. it's not. can i have some? you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like car

mr. george zander of palm springs, california. many in our community knew george as an advocate for equality. george was a gentle man with a burning passion to make our nation a more perfect union, particularly for our lgbt brothers and sisters. my years working in the achella valley, i and many knew george as an advisor, a dear friend. george left this world on december 10, 2015. nonetheless, his vision, passion and vigorous strength to fight for a more just cochella valley, a more just nation and a more just world are what remain. george's legacy is one of social justice. for over three decades, he was actively engaged in the communities that make up the desert of the coachella valley. he was a leader among us and steadfastly guided our community toward a more inclusive and welcoming place. so today i would like to take a moment to memorialize the life of george zander, whose legacy will live on for future generations, not just in the coachella valley, but in the history of our nation. as a young man, he heeded president kennedy

george mitchell. this is a different group of men. mr. daschle: it is. mr. lott: on both sides.oth sides of the capital too. , when we were in leadership, there was a center. moderates on the democrat and republican side. middle,camped in the but that group has kind of disappeared. more toties have pulled the left and right, making it hard to find the sweet spot. you do not have to call it compromise when you are producing results. you get results. do we need to do something about infrastructure in america? do we need to do a better job with the budget, make sure entitlements are there? yes. friends, conservative quit cussing the darkness. if you want to change something, it takes action. mr. daschle: absolutely. it presented the infrastructure for an agreement to go forward. charlie: how do you get to be majority leader? what skill is required? mr. daschle: i think it is -- going back to something we have talked about, it is relationships. building trust, confidence among your colleagues that someone who can organize and lead is capable of rising to that level. it starts inside

mr. curious george, tell us about that event. it's a free family event? >> there is an admission price, our regular admission of $9 a person. but there are many discounts that apply. in addition to that. it includes all sorts of activities. we close the park directly across the street from the museum and have activities in the street as well as throughout the museum. there's about 25 different partners that will come out and help us provide all sorts of activities for the children. it's our let -- let's get curious. it's 10 ac tom to 3:00 p.m. we'll be able to see george arrive on the lakeland fire department fire truck. do i get a meet and greet and selfie with curious george? the answer is yes. >> yes. >> if you would like more information on this beautiful children's museum, also the children's festival on april 9th visit them on line any time >>> moffett cancer center is hoping it's health forum on march 19th. all the screenings are for men but family members are welcome. sundays, free admission to the center for clay in st. pete. fun for the whole fa

mr. trump, george. but the president gave very at the speaker's lunch for the st. patrick's day reception with the prime minister of island. the president ireland. he called on both sides to get back to the peaceful kind of robust debate that has marked this country and made the country the envy of the world. that's what we should be doing. i'm not seeing a lot of that from the other side at the moment. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks, george. >> let's bring in the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell. you heard denis mcdonough quoting you. any chance of a vote on judge garland this year? >> the senate has been very much at work in the last 15 months. staff knows we're very much at work. the way supreme court jus sis tices have been handled in presidential election years is clear. it's been 80 years since a vacancy in a presidential election year was filled. you have to go back to 1888. grover cleveland was this the white house the last time a vacancy created in a presidential year on the supreme court was confirmed bay senate controlled by the p

mr. roosevelt: tonight we are very fortunate to have george takei joining us. ae incarceration of over hundred 20,000 people of japanese dissent 32nd world war. george was a part of that. his own childhood experiences in the program informed currently running broadway musical "allegiance." his acting career has spanned five decades. includes many roles, the first one was his iconic and lu,orgettable portrayal of su but it includes many others. george is not just an actor. he is an unprecedented social media presence, and he is an activist for many causes, speaking out for the rights of lgbt people and also asian-americans and many others. in recognition of his contribution to the relationship between the united states and japan, he was awarded the order of the rising sun. by his majesty the emperor of japan. please join me in welcoming george takei. [applause] mr. roosevelt: thank you so much for coming. mr. takei: thank you for the invitation to be here. enter the japan society, it is always a pleasure to be here and to have a discussion with you, who has writ

mrs. reagan passed away yesterday at her home in los angeles, she was 94 years old. george w.bush wrote mrs. reagan was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband and that was masked by her devotion to the county. benefit extra minute netanyahu -- benjamin knelt net said they was a approximate great friend to the state of israel. she will be laid to rest next to her husband at the ronald reagan library in california. >>> after several weekend contests, the momentum may be shifting in the race for the white house. kenneth moten joins us live from washington with more. hi, kenneth. >> reporter: hi, sarah we've done the math and the democratic side bernie sanders has the win in every single state and territory from this point on to beat hillary clinton. today the final push for votes in the great lake state. hillary clinton and bernie sanders failed off in a sometimes -- faced off in a sometimes nasty bee bait in the michigan -- nasty debate in the michigan primary. >>> excuse me i'm talking. >>> few you're going to talk sell the whole story. >> reporter: they debated about the wat

mr. george that wrote the article believe they have a superior moral claim do that of the mother to make this decision. i find this incredibly arrogant. because of their view of the morality of abortion. they would deprive the mother of her moral agency. having decided to have an abortion, which is her right under the law, which some of us regard as moral and some people regard as immoral. but it's her decision, under the law. would deprive her therefore of the right to make a decision to use the fetal tissue that would otherwise be thrown out for morally good purposes to help save lives. and they would deprive the mother of this moral right. because they have a superior moral right. would you comment on that, ms. charro? >> yes, this was exactly the concern that was raised again, and again by the reagan panel which did a fairly thorough report on a lot of these things. and they looked specifically at whether there's anybody else who is in a superior position to give consent. that could be scientists, it could be physicians. it could be that the material is used without any kind of conse

mr. trump, george.ut the president gave very powerful remarks up in the house at the speaker's lunch for the st. patrick's day reception with the prime minister of ireland. the president called on all sides to get back to the kind of very peaceful, kind of robust debate that has marked this country and has made this country the envy of the world. that's what we should be doing. i'm not seeing a lot of that from the other side at the moment. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks, george. >> let's bring in the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell. senator mcconnell, thank you for joining us this morning as well. >> morning. >> you just heard denis mcdonough quoting you. from your op ed after the preside election. any chance of a vote on judge garland this year? >> the senate has been very much at work in the last 15 months. we've passed a lot of legislation that the president has signed. the president's chief of staff knows we're very much at work. the way supreme court justices have been han

mr. george bush that started nafta, then bill clinton signed it in.appened to the flint and detroit. ever since nafta, when gm started to move in and out of down. flint started going i have two son in-laws. back in the 60's i worked for buick, general motors. there is nothing in flint now. employers is walmart. host: we have connie from fort myers florida. what do you think about last night's debate? caller: i had to turn it off. obviously the romance is over. when they tell each other to be quiet or shut up or whatever, that is a strategy. it was ridiculous. hillary is in the hispanic community, she turns hispanic. will the -- will the real up?ary's please stand host: frank is calling from newtown, pennsylvania. caller: i think sanders have one thing the debate hands down. blacks have been with the establishment for all the time democrats have been in office. promising lack people better school, more money for cities, they just have that. our: we will move on to democratic line. what did you think about last night's debate? caller: i enjoyed it becau

mr. van hollen eluded to this. county executive for prince george's county, two prominent african-americans support your opponent, mr. van hollen, as well as elected leaders in prince george's county. why haven't you been able to close the deal with people you know best? ms. edwards: i think if people go to my website, www.donnaedwardsforsenate.com, ey can find endorsers, unions, organizations. i don't know. maybe -- i worked really closely with county executive baker on trying to bring the f.b.i. headquarters to prince george's county but i didn't support him when he wanted to raise our property taxes by nearly 30%. and so maybe that's the reason. i think each of us has a long list of endorsers but the real endorsements are the people of the great state of maryland. and i look forward on election day, on april 26, gaining their support and voters of the state of maryland and making sure we can bring the voices of middle-class families, of working families into the united states senate. scott: congressman, your response. mr. van hollen: well, i think these endorsements are important because these are people who know

mr. thorndike: george wrote about in the 1920's, the committee undertook. >> the early ones. mr. thorndike: my sense is this republic investigation thing was never the main point. and the committee to develop as the sort of expertise source for lawmakers. but certainly, it's creation of a lot to do with the idea that would be an investigating body. george is the master here. mr. yin: the background of the refund work is really quite fascinating. the refund work really was an important part of congress's in the for the gct earlier years. although there's kind of a papering over of what the refund staff was doing and whether they agree to disagree with it, the treasury, my reading is that some were actually important disagreements that would rise the level of the joint committee itself meeting to discuss substantively and debate substantively the proper treatment of some of the big refund cases that have come up. they would have a representative of the bir there. the joint committee staffers that will be presented both sides of the issue, and the committee would ultimately result i

mrs. clinton. former president george w. bush and mrs. bush and president obama will not be at the funeral. he will be traveling to texas, where he will be speaking at an engagement scheduled for today. now, library official os did point out that a family member from each presidential family going back to the kennedys will be here at the funeral service, including caroline kennedy, steven ford, linda johnson and trisha nixon cox. coming up in the next hour, we will be talking about all those very personal details that will be seen here at the funeral service at mrs. reagan's request. after all, she was the one who planned all of this out. that is the very latest reporting live from the ronald reagan library in simi valley. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you very much. classy until the end. rest in peace. >>> 5:41 right now. coming up, a pesky problem that is costing airlines. how they're trying to get rid of too many bugs slamming into the windshield of the plane. >> sounds gross. >>> the already unfriendly fight between the fbi and apple gets a lot unfriendlier. we'll take a look

mr. lott: loved the game. 43, george w. bush would have us over for breakfast. tom and i would go regularly after 9/11. bipartisan dinners in the quarters, with our spouses, to build relationships. relationships matter. because it develops trust. it develops people prepared to give you the benefit of the doubt. mr. lott: it is so commonsensical. mr. daschle: communication leads to compromise, compromise leads to progress. that is lost in washington. charlie: bob gates has said his strongest national security concern, washington. we are vulnerable in terms of how we commit to the future, education. mr. lott: budget policies, defense policies, foreign relation policies. i did not work that much in the international area in the house. but as majority leader, you get to know king abdullah or meet with putin. the more you do that, the more it exacerbates the whole thing. we have had enormous turnover. they do not have the understanding, respect, or interest in developing relationships. that is where we suffer. charlie: here is what interests me. look at majority lead