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he could have gone to a number of sools like ut and other places, but he went there because he wanted to be assoated with the aggies. he wanted to be a part of the true blue texas kind of, if you will, dna. >> and it's interesting with housn. the reason houston so embraces the bush fam in some way he was, he is symbolic of how houston became houston, you know. houston is one of america's largest cities, not thanks to texans. thanks to yankees and thanks to northerners moving south, whether it was for a job, a lot of the oil industry. he was a northern immigrant into texas, but in many ways it's the modern republican party wa built by many of these northern immigrants. >> you recall, we took "nightly- news of our across america series. >> and it is more cosmopolitan, not more, you know, it has a -- there is a texas feel to it, bui a larger city where other cities in texas sometimes feel -- >> to the extent that some are wondering is it political -- we are going to take you inside as this funeral begins. >> the life and faith of our 41st president, george herbert walker bush., if you wo

yesterday the sool said that it would spend the holiday week dis i wa disinfect iing the entire campu. >>> another new piece of ling mation in a tro puzzle what is making diplomats sick overseas. it started in cuba in late19201. diplomats reported hearing strange noises and symptoms that include headaches, dizziness and difficulty concentrate isoing. showed signs of traumatic brain injury similar to a concussion. a university of miami doctors confirmed today the diplomats suffered damage to the inner ear, alarmingly the problem appears to have spread to china. where 16 american diplomats were et evacuated with similar injuries. doctors saynohey do not the cause. some diplomats suspect is it's a sonic weapon. >>> d.c. officials have quietly altered a $13 million plan to ease water bills aer a former water board member threatened to sue calling the plan unfair. the district budgeted the relief funds after a news 4 i-stam ination last fall. we have the development. >> that former d.c. water board member told e me it wasn't just unfair, he believes the original plan was unconstitutional b

surveyed one major maryland school district, frederick county, and found every one of their middle sools is doing at least 45 minutes of social studies and science everyday as district policy. >> so d.c. plans to fix this, not this semester but >> they have to make it up next semester. they have to get through the cu iculum, whether they do it through deep dive days where they spend the entire day doing science a few days next semester or ty do more field trips or hands-on experiences. lose to try to come what they require the kids to get but it appears they won't get the >>requirement. oving around the beltway and sticking with schools, more money foryl schools in md and virginia. governor northam wantso add 2% more to the 3% raise teachers are scheduled to get next july. in maryland, governor hogan's focus is fixing and building schools. he's planning to create a $3.5 billion fund for construction. both governors are making f educatiod ago priority heading into this new legislative session. >> we're tking $260 million governor northam is putting forward. $90 million would go towards ra