st. martins episcopal church in houston.ing the wheelchair of the 41st president of the united states behind the casket of the first lady, the mother. remarkable. just remarkable moment. i think the words of jeb bush, the words of baker, jon meacham, expressing who she was. jeb bush said she was real. if you wanted to sum up barbara bush in one word, think that would be it. authentic in this age, in this town. a remarkable tribute that jeb talked about. maybe there will be a lesson for the rest of us to remember. the value of being real. >> yes, it was a beautiful moment indeed. kristin, you were once a chief of staff to barbara bush. i noticed you got emotional during the service. >> you know, it was amazing about the service is it reminded me of one of her favorite speeches that she always liked to give titled, faith, family and friends. and the elements of the service, so perfectly tied together, the elements of her speeches that she always expected me to write. there was humor, there were tears, there was, you know, refe

st. martin's episcopal church. the clergy has arrived.side. former presidents, former first ladies. kate bennett is watching all of th with us. melania ump, the current first lady, she will be theres well, kate. >> that's right, wolf. the first lady actually said ahead of the president that she would be attending this memorial service. she felt it was important to be there in person, to pay her respects. and there is protocol to this, wolf. she will be sitting next to barack obama, the most recent former sitting president. that's who the first lady and were president trump to be here, that's where he would sit, on the other side of melania trump. certainly she's walking into a situation with people seated beside her, who her husband has, you know, tweeted about and called, you know, nicknamed crooked hillary and blamed barack obama for the negative aspects that he feels the country is in now and also jeb bush and the bush family will be there. this was low-energy bush, jeb, we all remember from the campaign. certainly this is a first lady

st. martin's.eem to proselytize but her faith was a source of deep comfort to her especially as she talked about the death of her daughter robin, when robin was just 3 years old, to leukemia. >> tim, we've been seeing all these pictures. we rarely see a picture of her alone. it's with george h.w. bush. and i think we have a picture we can pull up really quickly from yesterday when he was with her by the casket greeting people coming by to wish him well and to pay their respects. can you imagine him without her? >> no. and you know, they had the longest marriage of any presidential couple in american history. even if they weren't a presidential couple, after 73 years together, this is a horribly difficult moment, i can imagine, for the former president. i wanted to mention one more thing about mrs. bush. i met her when she was 90. and at 90, she was still not only absorbing the world around her but reacting to it and learning from it. what struck me as amazing is for a woman who had earned the right

st. martins church in houston. we'll speak to her pastor, reverend russ levinson who was with her when she passed away and will preside over that service. few that i've encountered come close to his powerful words. look forward to chatting with him. across the country, remembering an american icon. mike emanuel in houston with more. hi, mike. >> neil, good afternoon to you. many dignitaries and many average americans are preparing to pay their respects to barbara bush. her husband, george bush, put out a statement saying "i always knew barbara was the most be loved woman in the world." the truth is, the outpouring is lifting it's up. the enforcer is a family nickname because mrs. bush could be no nonsense. her son, jeb bush, offered this tribute to his mother. >> i had a mom and a dad who taught us right from wrong in all sorts of ways. pounded it into us from the earlier stage. i'm so blessed to be her son. she taught us to be civil. she taught us to love your family with your heart and soul. >> former president g

st. martin's episcopal church. >> there will be lines all day long. as long as they keep the doors open. i can't tell you how many people i hear, talking about what barbara meant to them and to their lives. and so whether it be today or tomorrow during the service, the streets will be lined with texans, remembering her and the legacy she leaves behind. >> dana: texas governor greg abbott, i'm so glad you are here. we will have live coverage of that funeral, of barbara bush, tomorrow. that will be anchored by shepard smith at 12 p.m. eastern. i will all be covering it along with bret baier. we hope you will join us. nationwide protest against gun violence as students coast to coast walk out of school. >> people end up getting put on lockdown. everybodyend up being in the gym. i got stuck in the lunch room for an hour and a half. it's just ridiculous. >> dana: and we'll be right back with more remember answers of former first lady, barbara bush. managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of smart choices. like using glucerna to replace one mea

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st. martin's episcopal church in however.oday, family and friends gather to remember and celebrate the life of the former first lady barbara pierce bush. her funeral service was scheduled to start at 11:00 central daylight time this morning, but as has been the case for the bushes for decades they began a few minutes early. so without further interruption, the celebration of the life of barbara bush. ♪ >> it is my honor and privilege on behalf of this wonderful family and st. martin's episcopal church to welcome you to this service of celebration for the life and the service and the faith of barbara pierce bush. would you please stand, turn to page three and let us sing with strength our opening hymn "praise to the lord." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the sense of your goodness, lift up your countenance upon them and give peace through jesus christ our lord. amen. amen. and the light sayeth the lord. yet shall we live and whoever live and believeth in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer live

st. martin's church. among the dignitaries former secretary of state condoleeza rice, chelsea clinton, caroline kennedy, daughters of former president johnson, richard nixon and of course gerald ford and texas governor greg abbott. there was a touching moment yesterday when we're told president george herbert walker bush and his daughter spontaneously decided to surprise folks who were paying respects to mrs. bush. they shook hands with the well- wishers and it gave them an opportunity to express their condolences directly to the bush family. >> barbara bush was just the greatest woman in my opinion. >> she was a shining star. >> pay our respects to a woman who influenced many lives, myself, my wife, our family. we just came out to support them and let the bush family know that we're here for them and we support them. reporter: there will be three eulogies delivered in the approximately 90 minute funeral service. one from her son jeb bush, the former florida governor. we understand mrs. bush selected jeb

bush the service in houston took place at st martin's church the largest of this church in the country mrs bush died on tuesday she was ninety two. and are celebrating the ninety second birthday of britain's queen elizabeth she was honored with a sixty two gun salute at the tower of london world's longest serving monarch celebrates two birthdays every year for actual want to april and her official birthday in the summer she's attending a star studded concert tonight. our big loss yesterday for the world of electronic dance music one of its superstars d.j. of vici has been found dead in moscow the capital of oman the twenty eight year old swede produced one hit after another for his fans collaborating with the likes of madonna coldplay and fellow d.j. david get up the cause of his death remains unknown. he produced hit after hit he won critical acclaim and he played to sellout audiences. of beachy had found fame fans and fortune but on friday the music artist whose real name was tim burgling was found dead he was just twenty eight madonna who hired a vici to produce her last album poste

st. martin's in houston and st. ann's episcopal church in kennebunkeport, maine. highlight her life of service, passion for literacy and love of family. three people will eulogize the former first lady including her son jeb. >> she could be a mother and best friend, gracious, loving, kind for her family, her friends. >> reporter: after saturday's service, the bush family will proceed to the bush library in college station for her burial. barbara bush was 92. lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> convicted for cannabis. >> probably on skid row. probably homeless. i probably would be living out of cars struggling. >> how legalizing pot has left thousands waiting for a second chance. there is an effort now to reduce marijuana-related crimes or wipe them away altogether. >> students in the south bay take their message on gun violence straight to their leaders. more after the break. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pace

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bush the service in houston is taking place at st martin's church the largest appears couple church in the country bush died on tuesday at the age of ninety two . meaning police have detained dozens of protests is in the capital yet of software thousands again blocked city streets it's the ninth successive day of demonstrations protesters want the new prime minister to quit he already served two terms as president and they fear he intends to rule on media for life. u.s. and european regulators have ordered the inspection of hundreds of engines on boeing seven three seven and line starts off to choose days accident on a southwest airlines flight when a blade from one of the engines broke off sending shrapnel ripping through the plane one passenger died in the airliner had to make an emergency landing. to india now and following a string of gruesome rape cases the country's cabinet has called for the death penalty for the rape of young children india's president and parliament would have to approve the measure for it to become little and protesters in the capital delhi are demanding that

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st. martin's episcopal church. the doors will remain open until midnight at this location for members of the public to stream through here. her casket has already been brought in to the sanctuary. this is a place where mr. and mrs. bush worshipped while they were here in houston, remember. thousands of people expected to come through in that 12-hour period today to pay their respects and say good-bye. shuttle buses running to accommodate the crowds and parking challenges. then tomorrow her state funeral will take place here at st. martins. some 1, 500 dignitaries will be in attendance. it's not open to the public but will be broadcast. special coverage here on fox news channel. and then following the funeral, the motorcade will depart and head up the road from us about 92 miles away to her husband's presidential library and museum in college station, texas where barbara bush be laid to rest in the family plot on the ground there's in a private ceremony. in lou of flowers and cards or any other well-wishes, the fami

st. martin's episcopal church in houston. taking a look at a lovely stained glass window there in the building. the 92-year-old former first lady died tuesday night at her home in houston. her funeral is tomorrow. expected to be in attendance there, bill and hillary clinton, the obamas and our first lady melania trump. >>> time now 6:08. the push to allow bart to build housing near stations amid the ongoing housing crisis and a look at how many units the agency could build if the proposal is passed. >> reporter: it could be a smoother commute for drivers who use the richmond/san rafael bridge. we'll tell you about the third lane opening up coming up. >> and traffic moving at the limit along the golden gate bridge but we are tracking some delays over at the bay bridge and also bart has some problems. we'll tell you what's going on coming up. >> and a lot of us waking up to fog at the coast but other than that, excuse me, clear skies as i clear my throat, we are going to talk about your warm weekend ahead coming up. to move cal

st. martin's episcopal church to welcome you to this service of celebration for the life and the servicehe faith of barbara bush. >> a time to mourn, and a time to dance, a time to throw away stones and a time to gather stones together. >> -- strength and dignity are her clothing and she laughs at the time to come. she opens her mouth with wisdom and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. many women have done excellently, but you surpassed them all. >> she was candid and comforting, steadfast and straightforward, honest and loving. she believed literacy a fundamental, civil and human right and gave the cause her all. ♪ >> she was smart, strong, fun and feisty. even sometimes making the headlines she regretted -- regretted. the world saw that and like we did, they admired and loved her for it. barbara, the tough but loving enforcer was the secret of this extraordinary family. >> she believed in and practiced the principles of honesty, tolerance, decency, courage, and strength. she would want us to carry on, to live as she lived, fully and deeply, to laugh and laugh often, to love all

st. martins church in houston. >>> 6:11. coming up why a plan to bring a flood of new housing near public transit is being stalled. >> plus, where a third lane will open on the richmond/san rafael bridge bringing much- needed traffic relief. >> 880 could sure use another lane right now. we are tracking slowdowns in the southbound direction heading into hayward. find out what's going on and your travel times coming up. >> we have a chance of a rain. more coming up. the senate transportation and housing committee... voted down ab-827.. by san francisco demo >>> a bill about public housing near public transit lost a vote. the senate transportation and housing committee voted down ab827 introduced by san francisco democrat scott weiner. that bill would have limited cities' abilities to block construction of multi-family housing projects up to five stories tall within a half mile of bart stations and other transited hubs. >>> this friday, traffic relief is coming to the richmond/san rafael bridge. a long-awaited eastbound third l

st. martin's episcopal church. we will take one more look now at the sounds, the site there is from the funeral on this somber day. ♪ ♪ >> on behalf of this wonderful family and st. martin episcopal church welcome you to the service of celebration for the life and the service and the faith of barbara pierce bush. >> a time to mourn and a time to dance, a time to throw away stones and a time to gather stones together. >> drinks and dignity are her clothing and she laughed at the time to come. she opens her mouth with wisdom and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. many women have done excellently but you surpassed them all. >> she was candid and comforting steadfast and straightforward, honest and loving. she believed literacy a fundamental civil right and gave the cause her all. ♪ ♪ >> she was smart, strong, fun and feisty even sometimes making the headline he regretted. the world saw that and like we did, they admired and loved her for it. barbara, the tough but loving enforcer was the secret sauce of this e

st. martin's in houston and st. ann's episcopal church in kennebunkeport, maine. and highlight her life of service, passion for literacy and love of family. three people will eulogize the former first lady including her son jeb. >> she could be a mother and best friend, gracious, loving, kind for her family, her friends. >> reporter: after saturday's service, the bush family will proceed to the bush library in college station for her burial. barbara bush was 92. lauren blanchard, fox news. >> thank you. >>> some sad news now from the music world. artest, dj and produce avicii has died. ♪[ music ] >> the swedish borne 28-year- old whose real name was tim bergling was found dead in oman. he has pancreatitis and won awards and grammys. avicii was considered a pioneer of the contemporary electronic dance movement. he had several hits. >>> the federal aviation administration has issued emergency orders for all airlines to conduct engine inspections following tuesday's deadly accident on the southwest flight. the faa said planes with more than 30,000 take-offs must unde

st. martin's in houston and st. ann's episcopal church in kennebunkeport, maine.ighlight her life of service, passion for literacy and love of family. three people will eulogize the former first lady including her son jeb. >> she could be a mother and best friend, gracious, loving, kind for her family, her friends. >> reporter: after saturday's service, the bush family will proceed to the bush library in college station for her burial. barbara bush was 92. lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> commuters on the richmond/san rafael bridge are getting relief starting today. a third eastbound lane on that bridge opened this afternoon. a $53 million project converted the shoulder of the eastbound freeway to a third lane which will operate from 2 to 7 p.m. every day of the week. now, during the off time the lane goes back to serving as a shoulder for caltrans crews. >> people who are paying that bridge toll, people who are paying that gas tax, people paying for the infrastructure are system that we have, we want to make their lives better. we cage prove their quality of life

st. martin's church in houston. former presidents obama and clinton will attend the funeral tomorrow.ox news's mike emanuel. hi, mike. reporter: david, good afternoon. there has been a steady stream of people at st. martin's episcopal church paying respects to extraordinary life, the wife of the 41st president and mother of the 43rd. george herbert walker bush, surprised folks paying respects inside the church. the president greeted and thanked members of the public for coming here paying respects to his wife. those attending the viewing are leaving with card that has a picture of first lady barbara bush wearing her favorite color blue and pearls. they thank the for prayers and friendship. and things that matter are faith, family and friends. we've been asking people here what mrs. bush meant to them. >> she became a texan. when they ultimately ended up here in houston, wherever she planted her roots she bloomed and blossomed things around her and she was an inspiration for houstonians, texans as well as, you know, the united states and globally as well. reporter: there will be three

st. martin's episcopal church before tomorrow's private funeral. last night an open celebration of mrs. bush's life took place outside houston city hall. the crowd was encouraged to wear blue and to emulate mrs. bush's signature style by wearing pearls. >>> still ahead, police arrest a grandmother they call a cold- blooded killer. the woman wanted for murder in two stays. >>> we are taking you inside the ultimate guide to smart living. >> and this forecast looking good. timing out just right so you can enjoy this coming weekend. we'll talk about the warmer weather coming up to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. information about the minnesota grandmother accused of killing two peop

st. martin's episcopal church, shaking hands with visitors, many wearing barbara bush's signature pearls. that reminded us of an important barrier mrs. bush broke down in 1989, visiting an aids hospice when there was still widespread fear you could get aids simply by touching someone. mrs. bush not afraid to hold, hug, or kiss. a mother's touch from a first lady. our coverage of mrs. bush's funeral starts tomorrow at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific time. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet.

st. martin church we'll see the most public part of this farewell. this morning before dawn the hearse carrying mrs. bush's casket arrived here. members of the public, friends, family and admirers will be able to file past today. tomorrow president trump will not be attendance at the funeral, but first lady melania trump will be here as the nation and hometown pay tribute. a celebration in the heart of houston. on thursday, the city hosting a service of gratitude for its hometown first lady. >> may we honor the memory of barbara bush by being people who care for others. >> reporter: many women came wearing pearls, mrs. bush's trademark. >> the mother in her, the grandmother in her, that's the part that still gets me. she led this country with her strength. >> reporter: today inside st. martin's, the bushes' church for five decades, the former first lady will be lying in repose from noon until midnight. >> i think people wanting to come and have an opportunity to say thank you and to reflect on who she is and who she was. >> reporter: outside the chur

st. martin's church where the bush's raised their children will play host to community members, world leadersand barbara bush's family and friends in a celebration of the former first lady, just the way she intended it. >> she really wanted it to be very simple. she would say she didn't want much fuss. >> reporter: the bush's pastor of ten years knowing very well what her family also knew, barbara had an unshakable calm when it came time to say her final good-bye. >> my grandmother was so at peace at the end. it was really a peace that was set in her incredible faith, it's also a peace i believe was derived by having her husband there, by her side. >> reporter: a private funeral will be held at the church tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. for 1500 guests. the obamas, clintons, and first lady trump are scheduled to attend. president trump will not be here because his added security would disrupt the ceremony. abc news, houston. >>> in new this morning, the democratic party is suing russia, trump campaign, and wikileaks claiming they disru disrupted the 2016 presidential campaign. this alleges top trump c

st. martin's episcopal is a central part of the bush family here. it will be the place for the funeral tomorrow where four former presidents, including her husband and son, will be on hand, along with first lady melania trump to celebrate the life of barbara bush and lay her to rest. >> kelly, i know you will be there covering what will be a very emotional day. just those images, so incredibly striking to watch the former president shaking everyone's hands. kelly o'donnell, thank you so much for your coverage from houston. >>> coming up next -- rudy giuliani to the rescue? he's joining the president's legal team and thinks he can end the russia investigation in a week or two. legal scholar allen dershowitz recently dined with donald trump joins me next for his insights. (vo) make her day with just one touch. with fancy feast creamy delights, she can have just the right touch of real milk. easily digestible, it makes her favorite entrées even more delightful. fancy feast creamy delights. love is in the details. at a comfort inn with a glow taround th

st. martin's episcopal church, where mrs. bush and her husband attended services for over five decades.mong those in attendance today included the clintons, the obamas, and first lady melania trump. her beloved husband of 73 years watched as their children and grandchildren remembered the woman who was known as the rock of the bush family and the wife and mother of two presidents. >> a time to mourn and a time to dance. >> reporter: their granddaughters read from proverbs, including a tearful jenna bush hager. >> many women have done excellently, but you surpassed them all. >> reporter: mrs. bush selected her son, governor jeb bush, to veliver her eulogy. >> on behalf of our family, we aant to thank the thousands and thousands of expressions of condolence and love for our precious mother. >> reporter: he spoke of his mother's deep faith and devotion to her family. her daughter robin died of leukemia at age 3. >> mom, we look forward to being with you and robin and all of od's children. we love you. >> barbara bush was the first lady of the greatest generation. >> reporter: historian and

st. martin's church in houston.then on saturday, a private funeral procession and burial. 1,500 people are expected to attend the service this weekend including several former presidents and first ladies, all of them giving their condolences tonight to the woman known for her quick wit, down to earth personality, and her dedication to this country. she was a matriarch of an american political dynasty. barbara bush was the wife of the 41st president and mother of the 43rd. another son served as governor of florida. her quick wit and no nonsense demeanor made mrs. bush a popular first lady. >> at last i get a chance to prove i'm more than just a pretty face. >> she was a force for a number of causes including literacy, aids, and children's issues. >> did you like that story? >> driven in part by the loss of a daughter to leukemia, with her husband, mrs. bush raised more than $1 billion for charity after leaving the white house. >> my wife, barbara, the silver fox. >> he referred to his wife as the reason for his succe

st. martin's episcopal church in houston. you see the president seated there in the wheelchair. mrs. bush died tuesday at the age of 92. a private funeral will take place tomorrow. first lady melania trump will attend along with former presidents clinton, obama, and of course her son, president george w. bush. >>> still ahead, tonight speculation swirling after the closure of a beloved cafe in the east bay. >>> also tesla gets an "f." the reason the better business bureau is giving the trendy car company a failing grade. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. might be 55 in san jose right now but i'll show you which microclimate reaches 84 tomorrow. that's coming up in about seven minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a popular berkeley cafe suddenly closed. possible fallout from the starbucks racial debacle in philadelphia. tonight the cafe owner is speaking out as well as the comedian who gained national attention

st. martin church in houston. there with so many former president george h.w.eeting the mourners as they paid respects. many women mothers and daughters wearing her signature pearls as a tribute to her. the funeral for barbara bush takes place tomorrow. we'll cover it right here on abc. >>> when we come back tonight a major league team going to bat for a 10-year-old girl when they saw her message. you're about to see it for yourself too. who is our person of the week? to see it to. who is our person of the week? n of the week? a 10 yrd wh-year-old girl when they saw her message. her message. cedric, i couldn't even bowl with my grandkids 'cause of the burning, shooting pain in my feet. i hear you, sam. cedric, i couldn't sleep at night because of my diabetic nerve pain. i hear you, claire, because my dad struggled with this pain. folks, don't wait. step on up and talk to your doctor. because the one thing i keep hearing is... i'm glad i stepped on up. me too, buddy. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, step on up and talk to yo

st. martin's episcopal church.ill be laid to rest near her 3-year-old daughter who passed away so many years ago, and that is where former president george h.w. bush will be buried some time. >> we heard news that he and his family were at peace because they knew she was. >> he also said i'm a lucky man. barbara bush was my mother. >> here's cokie roberts with her own special relationship with the former first lady. >> caller: barbara bush became an american icon and it was remarkable how people really adored her. that she understood that as first lady she had a pulpit as lady bird johnson, her good friend, said. and she used it and continues, continues to use it, even after her passing. the first time i interviewed barbara bush, it was in 1988 for an assignment for "17" magazine. and she takes one look at me and says what are you doing here? why am i talking to somebody from "17" magazine? they can't vote. so i was terrified. we quickly became amicable. it was the first interview with laura and barbara bush togeth

st. martin's.ell, brian, i'm very struck by the fact that this will be a personal service. i'm told that mrs. bush selected readings and music. she had such a hand in the planning of we will be seeing today. -i been in houston all week and i'm struck by how local and how personal she has held in the hearts of houstonians. of course, you've been talking about her reputation and legacy. but here, person after person we're meeting struck by the work she did in the white house. being active in the community of houston which is why we saw 6,231 members of the public file past on friday. of course, president bush was there for a brief time, greeting mourners. so, while there is legacy, there is history. there is also something very personable about how barbara bush was held in the hearts of houstonians in the years after the white house. i was also told by the secret service that agents spanning the 38 years that she was a protectee have come in from around the country to pay their respects as well. bria

st. martin's, jamaica or something like that. united st what you are doing is pointing to an exceptional be ago in american foreign policy to undercut american exceptionalism. i'm afraid of that but the second question, i am also a lawyer. something i'm quite aware of. what you has been emphasizing is human rights and whether you know where i am from, together in other places. and economic -- it is something, if a caribbean leader was set up tomorrow. others captured -- to create a system in the caribbean or central america in the future. independent nationalism. in ways, in the side. simply not something heat up on that. >> i use the term human rights in a way activists at the time did which is political and civil rights. the activists i look at, the one exception is a segment of people very active on chile, some were formerly members of the communist party but others were more leftist in their orientation and they were criticizing the us, not just for torture and other abuses but broader issues in social and economic rights and

st. martin's episcopal church in houston today. >> i was very happy on that day in 1945, but i'm even happier today. you have given me joy that few men know. >> i love you precious with all my heart. and to know that you love me means my life. >> reporter: today, president bush's signature socks honoring his wife's passion for literacy. the matriarch of an american political dynasty, barbara bush never let the spotlight change her. >> we learned to strive to be genuine. and authentic by the best role model in the world. her authentic plastic pearls, her not coloring hair. by the way, she was beautiful until the day she died. >> the former first lady now at her final resting place. at her husband's presidential library, next to her daughter robin who died of leukemia at the age of 3. an amazing life marked by service to her country. her unwavering faith, but above all, love for her family. >> and when all the dust is settled and all the crowds are gone, the things that matter are faith, family and friends. >> reporter: on thursday, just two days a of the passing of the former first lady, the b

st. martin's episcopal church in houston. that is friday at 1:00 p.m.astern, available on c-span and c-span.org. the funeral service for barbara bush is saturday at noon eastern. speakers include her son, jeb bush susan baker, and historian john nugent. watch our coverage on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. oversight of the justice

st. martin's up this couple church in houston as american leaders prepare to say their final goodbyes.st lady will line repose at noon local time, 1:00 eastern. putting up the setup in place, police presence is massive, the way to funnel the line, people who want to see mrs. bush will do so at a different location, baptist church, community celebration last night at city hall, a number of people came out and celebrated her life. massive flag hangs on city hall, there is singing, choir, the mayor of houston said this about the former first lady. >> he was a strong texas woman. barbara bush knew if you give a child the gift of how to read it is a gift that keeps on giving. >> reporter: on the way in our stopped at city hall to take a picture of what it is like list in blue, her favorite color with a massive flag. today the celebration of life begins, the funeral is tomorrow and she will be buried at college station an hour and a half away at the bush library. heather: thank you, appreciate it. now to a foxbusiness alert, throw out your romaine lettuce, the e. coli outbreak has spread to

we had members on st martin when it was hit by hurricane irma. were successfully evacuated. closecircle isa spin successfully evacuated. closecircle is a spin off from the mothership company which provides this service to corporate. correct. you have the elements in place already but you arejust expanding elements in place already but you are just expanding your business model. exactly. what does it cost? it is massively cost—effective. model. exactly. what does it cost? it is massively cost-effective. if i ama it is massively cost-effective. if i am a mum and my son wants to go backpacking when he is 18.... number of different service levels. foran number of different service levels. for an individual it is about £200. for an individual it is about £200. for an individual it is about £200. for a family of six it is £600 for a year. do you think the world is a much more dangerous place today? no. i will reiterate what i said before. we travel further afield. we are concerned about the safety of our family. this provides reassurance for ourfamilie

st. martin's church in houston or this we can our cities tour explores the american story as we travel toshoka mody north carolina to ensure the city's history and literary life. coming up today at 11:15 on booktv, all of our grants from the city will air together in one time block. here is a visit to the childhood home of author thomas wolfe, how growing up in asheville shapes thomas wolfe as a writer. [video clip] bornomas cleese wolf was october 3, 1900 in nashville, north carolina. consider to be north carolina's famous author. you are sitting today in his childhood home, and he immortalized the house in his published, which was in october 1929. biographical work. he told some secrets, which you should not do in a small southern time. -- town. the city got desperate from his first book. because one lady that he knew his entire life, is that if he were to come home, she would not interfere. they drug his overgrown carcass across asheville square. host: booktv on c-span3 as we travel to asheville, north carolina, watch the video on all of the cities we have covered on all of our tours o

st. martins he piscopo church, and all the remembrances the next few days and i will bring those to you ashey happen. >> an editorial cartoon or drawing showed barbara bush arriving in heaven and her daughter robin running towards her. california's governor jerry brown reach stitching a deal to send 400 national guard troops to the southern border, 900 troops in new mexico and texas and the troops will be there to combat crime and not to build a wall as donald trump heads to key west to visit an anti-smuggling center. a dreamer immigration bill heating up in the house, four different bills headed by republican congressman will flappy aim to reverse the obama era abca 15 program protecting illegal miners from deportation and calls to strengthen border security but not with the border wall. backers urging paul ryan to schedule a debate. new call for criminal investigation into those involved in the clinton email probe. a dozen republican rivers of congress sending a referral to the justice department and fbi to look at potential violations of federal law. x atty. gen. loretta lynch and the i

st. martin's press it's our pleasure to welcome you to this historic event this evening. tonight this is the launch of how i found life and death on death row. if we were to raise the shades behind us you would see that hugo black courthouse in 1986 when he was sentenced to die. this powerful book chronicles how an innocent man and outstanding athlete and all around good guy could find himself in such an unthinkable position. joining him on stage is the founder and ceo of the equal justice initiative in montgomery alabama. mr. stevens and representative and that the supreme court of the united states and his successful appeal is the reason that he is in this building and not that one despite the last 30 years. before we meet these heroes, we have a short video giving you an idea of what you are about to see and hear. before the video runs we are going to take time out for a commercial so every book that is signed before the presentation is over we will have signed copies with mr. stephenson's book and signed first edition. for three years he was a dead man walking. the pr

st. martins episcopal church in included eulogies from jeb bush and the historian and bush family friend susan baker.

st. martin's episcopal church in houston. she passed away earlier this week at the age of 92. our coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the funeral service is saturday. you can watch as mourners talk about the life and legacy of former first lady barbara bush. that'll be live saturday starting at noon eastern on c-span. >>> this weekend on book tv, c-span2, live coverage of the "l.a. times" festival of books all day saturday and sunday and on american history tv, c-span3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, a 1969 nbc report looks at the women's liberation movement. and sunday at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, cliffton truman daniel, president harry truman's eldest grandson, talks about why his grandfather found it necessary to move the family out of the white house during its restoration between 1948 and 1952. watch this weekend on the c-span networks. >> the secretaries of the military's armed forces testified before the house armed services committee on the president's 2019 budget request for their respective branches. they addressed force readiness, equ

the service, at the central london church of st martin—in—the—fields, marked a quarter—century sinceresa may says a national commemoration of the life and legacy of stephen lawrence will take place on 22nd april each year. 0ur correspondent tom burridge is outside the church in central london where the service took place. tell us more about what happened in the service. it has been leaving afternoon, as you could imagine here. a service with the prime minister, jeremy corbyn, sadiq khan and the family of stephen lawrence leading this service. doreen lawrence has reacted to the news that there will be a national stephen lawrence date every year on the 22nd of april from next year, but she feels honoured that the prime minister has recognised the changes made in stephen's name and the changes that are still needed. that sentiment was echoed by the prime minister in a letter that was in the order of service, that there had been an almost unquantifiable changing the way he crimes are investigated, in the make—up of the police, all of that is the legacy of the murder of stephen lawrence a

st. martin's up this couple church in houston was a private funeral service will be held saturday before laid to rest at george bush presidential library. barbara bush passing away at the age of 92. .. .. heather: investigators getting a first look at the chemical attacks in syria after a week of being blocked from the scene. what are russia and syria trying to hide? here is dan hoffman. great to have you with us to talk about this. 5 days of delay, 11 days since the attack. what time can that amount of time due to the investigation? >> this is a crime scene, time is of the essence. it is not like fine wine which gets better with age. there are three forms of evidence, the victims of the attack, those helping the victims of the attack and the means of the attack with sarah and chlorine gas and those dissipate quickly and the fact that syrians were able to get into this area and apply their security means those who witnessed it are gone by now. it is going to be a challenge for the team to find evidence and that was part of bashar al-assad's calculus. >> what will they be looking for firs

st. martins and all houstonians for making us all feel so welcome for barbara." this is after he buried the former first lady in houston this week. >> julie: a legal challenge to the president's travel ban going before the supreme court today. the justices hearing arguments on the third version of the order and whether it violates the constitution by discrimination based on religion. shannon bream is reporting live. what did we hear in arguments today? >> julie, they just wrapped up. i came out. as you would expect, there was discussion about whether the president's remarks when he was a candidate, whether that should factor in the ban. there were two bans. the third ban. they were all changed a little bit. the administration believed what they have now, the one being challenged here today, travel ban 3.0 has been tailored. they have added countries, taken them off. there's two, north korea and venezuela that have been added that are not muslim. that's been a question all along. the president has talked about muslim terrorists, the muslim ban idea. there was the

st. martin's church behind me. among those in attendance, first lady melania trump, the obamas and the clintons. from the bushes summer compound in kennebunkport, maine, to the gates of their houston home, bouquets of flowers honor the former first lady. books celebrate her dedication to literacy. mrs. bush's legacy, including her sons, remember their mother with humor. >> they come up to you and they go "i love your mother." and that was always code for, i'm a democrat, i can't stand you, your brother, yeah. >> i had the joy of speaking to mom the day she died. and the day before she died. and the day before she died, i said, mom, i just want you to know, you've been a fabulous mother and i love you dearly. and she said, i want you to know that your my favorite son on the phone. >> reporter: former first lady laura bush says her mother-in-law was the strongest of leaders. >> and i couldn't talk about women leaders without mentioning my mother-in-law. watching her, i learned how to be a first lady. and i'm so grate