>> let's look at the present you do look at the mutual admiration society between reagan and that mucher, and right of center george w. bush and right of center tony blare buttony blairbut history hasn't repeated itself between barack obama and david cameron. >> i do think that david cameron and barack obama have a close relationship. certainly you know in terms of the president having cameron over and taking him to basketball games and cameron doing reciprocal things. that might sound silly but they have conversations regularly and that is notable. sometimes it is easy to wash away and say it's simple politics but those reliable relationships do form the construct of a broader foreign policy and i think cameron and obama do have a close relationship, that's pretty clear. >> really you know because tony blair was called bush's poodle. and so was there at all any reluctance on cameron to get close to president obama because of that? >> well, i think were there a -- you know were there a type of conflict situation there would be beyond what we see with i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.l. at the moment, t

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♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the bay bridge toll plaza looks crowded but this is mucher light" here. the approaches are what's not as badly backed up as a typical weekday. you can see 580 is free and clear from the 24 interchange. and then once you get on the bridge it moves fine into san francisco. the altamont pass and the livermore valley cleared out early. and then a lot of fog cross the golden gate bridge. let's check that foggy forecast. here's roberta. >>> got to stop what you're took take a look at this. it's dramatic, the fog surging into the bay. good morning, everybody. that fog right there is going to make an impact on your friday forecast. we are in the 40s and 50s. later today from the 60s through the 70s to low 80s at best. out of those record-breaking highs from yesterday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, husband and wife bring in the "wedding singer" please. here he is -- >> oh, my god! >> happy wedding day. ♪ when your legs don't work like they used to ♪ >> the australian couple had a surprise wedding singer. grammy nominated singer ed sheeran. the coupl

they need muchers of goods and services who will pay their bills but they can't produce such people. they produce the virtues that enable them to draw on a pool of hard-working, honest employees, managers payers of bills for good ands services. if those people are to intis exist they have be to produce bid another institution, namely the family. the same for the legal system and the political system. our political system our legal tent depends on most people most of the time doing the right thing, not because they fear detext and punishment but because it's the right thing to do. but president obama or president bush can't simply issue an edict saying there will be virtuous people. the supreme court can't hand down a ruling requiring that people be virtuous. if people will have those virtues to do the right thing most of the time because it's the right thing, it's because they have been brought up in a tradition of virtue by their families. so i think family is the second pillar of a decent society. a healthy functioning, vibrant marriage and family culture. it's indispensable. now,

not thinking anything was wrong, went to school, and wondered what exactly happened when the too muchers told them to go home, they dismissed class, learning they lost a number of classmates in the crash. the morning is continuing here. lighting candles on these steps. growing by the hour. we've seen kids come up with bags full of tealights and within just a few minutes they're all lit. we did speak with a few kids last night including the cousin of one of the victim whose just said the school now feels empty. >> she looked forward to meet the others again and -- but on the other side she was also, i think, really happy to go home. >> it hurts so much. >> how is the school feeling right now? >> empty. >> nobody could believe it, really. it's true, but you don't want to understand it. >> reporter: we're told most of the victims are girls between the ages of 15 and 16. now, the town mayor here said that this is about the worst thing anybody can imagine. another official said that the pain cannot be taken away. classes were cancelled at this school this morning, but they asked the kids to c