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earlier today, her funeral service was held at satan martins episcopal church in houston. first lady melania trump attended as well as george h w bush and brock obama. bush, first lady hillary that former first lady barbara bush, henry clinton and michelle obama where there -- former lauralady

his sister moved to houston, lived there a few years, then moved to india. my father's side of the live in. his sister moved to lives therey has a lot that, my mother's side mostly lives in the united states. >> do they see on the news or in the web? >> the press in india covers me extensively. it is a little bizarre. my grandmother in india has seen coverage of me in the news over there in mumbai. >> you are a big deal for the american indian population, right? mr. shah: i think so. there is enough coverage in the indian-american press. the press in india, local newspapers -- the national newspapers out of delhi and mumbai have covered my career movement. it is a little unusual, but all press is good press i guess. >> will be like in high school, and what did you do? like in highyou school, and what did you do? mr. shah: i never anticipated a career in public politics. wereof my family members all.political at i was there, and 9/11 happened my senior year of high school. i could not understand why human beings would do something so barbaric, so terrible. it

martin's up this couple church in houston was a private funeral service will be held saturday before she 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

and they've really stuck to houston and been a very big part of houston over the last number of decades. for them, although they had come from the northeast and spent a lot of time in new york city and to some extent, washington, it was like moving to the big city. because they moved to houston in the early 1960s from midland, texas, which was a very different scene. >> yeah, sure was. andrea mitchell has joined our coverage. andrea, i'd love to hear from you about your view of the service we just witnessed. >> so extraordinary, brian. it's so good to be with you and michael. to think about four former presidents, two of them, of course, family. but the other two coming because of respect and affection. particularly the relationship between the clintons and the bushes. in reading both bushes' diaries about how bitter they were and devastated, losing the presidency in one term, and losing in bush's diary, draft dodger, that was the way he thought of bill clinton. and then the way they connected after the bushes left the white house. working together later in years on tsunami relief and h

outside saint saint martin's el church, her body will lie in houston, houston church. the funeral will take place tomorrow at the very same church. later this hour, anita mcbride who served as chief of staff to barbara bush, i've known her for many we years, stay tuned for that. another fox news alert. the president told he is not a target in an investigation. but doesn't end there? let's go "outnumbered: overtime," i am harris faulkner. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein informed president trump last week that he is not a target in the michael cohen investigation. and that the investigation is focused solely on the president's personal attorney. the president had been told that previously he is not a target of special counsel robert millet's investigation as well. does it vindicate him? chief white house correspondent john roberts following all of this from sunny west palm beach, florida, . john? >> good afternoon, harris. it was a pretty extraordinary declaration in an oval office meeting, the president was there along with the white house counsel. he said to the

so he was in connecticut, then back in houston yesterday with his wife. they've been married for 73 years. it's the longest marriage in first family history. i just wanted to also point out that we have now a tweet from hillary clinton, another first lady. from both sides of the aisle there have been so many remembrances and thoughts and prayers about the legacy, the ongoing legacy of barbara bush and hillary clinton saying -- writing, thinking about barbara bush's legacy of service to our country and the extraordinary family she raised. thanks her for her many kindnesses to me and my family. wishing her the comfort she deserves surrounded by her loved ones. so this is a 92-year-old woman who is suffering from congestive heart disease, and pulmonary problems, as well. and she's obviously been struggling with these health issues. even more so in a critical sense than her husband. we know he's been fighting against the debilitating effects of parkinson's disease and he's also in a wheelchair. so this family is really going through these struggles. jenna on

martin's the piscopo church in houston. rob: a private funeral service will be held saturday before barbara bush is laid to rest at the george hw bush presidential library, barbara bush passing away at the age of 93. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? rob: bombshell revelation for the trump administration, admission to denuclearize kim jong un, mike pompeo met with kim jong un over easter weekend in pyongyang, to lay groundwork to estimate between kim jong un and donald trump, these early talks seem to

. >> i can tell you that when i was in houston i was with building contractors and they said there's 186,000 remodels estimated to be in houston right now and a market that builds 50,000 to 100,000 homes a year. they can't even build the homes for lack of labor. they can't even meet goals in home building with the lack of labor and how are we ever going to have enough labor to do these lesser jobs because a framing contractor looking at a remodel, looking at a new home, there is no choice there. >> sure. >> he's going to build a new home. makes more money off of it, it's easier because he doesn't have walls and things he has to tear out. so it's going to be a real challenge. it may not be even fema's job to direct, but ultimately that's things we have to fix. >> yes, sir. >> this new plan by putting it in the hands of the government which at least my governor i'd like to see that, it may be a good idea. it sounds like a good idea. you know, turning the ship of state is a little tedious process. >> mr. chairman, you know, when it comes to reducing disaster costs i think we need to loo

martin's episcopal church in houston to say goodbye to former first lady barbara bush. we are going to take you there. then to utah, and the focus on a key republican convention going on for that state, mitt romney facing his first big test in the race for orrin hatch's senate seat with 11 other candidates to put it mildly, it is crowded and for mitt romney it could get nasty, very nasty and then to washington where they may be circling around fired fbi director james comey and his number two guy for leaking all while there are signs of the russia collusion probe could be unraveling, and look who has missile testing will this help convince some senate opponents that michael pompeo is indeed good to go for secretary of state. cavuto live starts now. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto and we've got a busy two hours in front of us so let's get to it right now. the world reacting to kim jong-un blinking hard to say but this much we do know, he has made some remarkable concessions over the last 24 hours, that have surprised even those who claim to know him best in a dramatic

she's correspondent in texas and thanks for joining us from houston jay. let's head back to our top story the palestinian engineer back to was bashed and shot near a mosque in malaysia run and bergman is the author of the forthcoming mossad history rise and kill fast it's good to be back in with us via skype from lima sorry we were. unceremoniously cut off from you just a moment ago just recapping really that the family are accusing the israeli intelligence services for his death does he actually fit the profile of the type of now that mossad would want to go after definitely. the. his be clear what i could see. as war against could be defined as war against any attempt of hamas to establish r. and d. units outside of gaza. and the west being disproportionately notions. of which is part of the military brigade of hamas their division is. simply people recruiting people is there a look at the late mr but dodge was recruited already back in palestine back in gaza but and then sent to kuala lumpur but some of them are recruited outside of it because rock this

>> my father's brother and sister still live in india and have moved -- his sister moved to houston and lived there a few years and moved back to india. my father's side of the family definitely has a lot of relatives there. my mother's side lives mainly in the united states now. >> do they see you in this news or newspapers or on the web? >> they do. it's actually kind of unusual. the indian press in india covers me rather extensively. it's a little bizarre. my grandmother in india has seen coverage of me in the news over there. >> you're a big deal for the indian american population, right? >> i suppose so. there's a lot of coverage in the indian american press. the indian -- the press in india actually like local newspapers, not even local the national newspapers out of delhi and mumbai have covered my career movements. a little unusual but, you know, all press is good press, i guess, right? >> what were you like in high school and what did you do? >> i went to high school in connecticut. i never anticipated a career in politics, in public policy and these issues. i actually, in conn

she's receiving comfort care at her home in houston. jenna bush on the "today" show gave an update this morning. watch. >> reporter: she's with my grandpa, the man she's loved for over 73 years. they are surrounded by family. i think the fact that they're together in this, and he still says, "i love you, barbie," every night, is pretty remarkable. she's the best grandma anybody could have ever had -- or have. barbara and i talked to her last night. she's in great spirits, and she's a fighter. she's an enforcer. she reminded me not to believe everything you read. we're grateful for her, for everybody's prayers and thoughts. just know the world is better because she's in it. >> nbc's andrea mitchell is joining us now, live from houston. you have covered the bush family for many years. do we know anything more? i want to talk to you about mrs. bush's legacy, her wisdom she's imparted. but do we know anything more about her decision to end medical treatment? sounds like the bush family is being tight lipped about it. >> reporter: well, unde

and the funeral for the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush has been held in houston, texas. her son jeb bush described how he had asked her if she was ready to die. without missing a beat she said, i believe in jesus without missing a beat she said, i believe injesus and he is my saviour, i don't want to leave your dad, but i know i will be in a beautiful place. hello and welcome to bbc news. chemical weapons inspectors in syria have finally managed to visit the site of the suspected chemical attack in douma. their mission has been postponed several times over the past week. the alleged attack took place on the seventh of april, local medics say it left at least a0 people dead. these are just some of the images uploaded online which shocked the international community, said to show victims of the attack, among them a number of children. medics in douma report people foaming at the mouth, with pinpoint pupils and difficulty breathing. a week later, on the 14 april, the us, uk, and france carried out missile strikes on a number of syrian military sites in retaliation.

those are the scenes around houston as they prepare to say goodbye to barbara bush. jillian: has the world more the loss of barbara bush, a stephen colbert writer's land with backlash were a joke about the former first lady. rob: the response from social media. >> a writer for the late show with stephen colbert under fire for mocking barbara bush's physical appearance. rest in peace, barbara bush, the only woman who was 92 for 30 years. that tweet is active despite the overwhelming negative reaction. kathy says that is incredibly insensitive and rude. for your information sometimes it is better not to try to be funny. saying nothing is better. barbara bush went prematurely gray after her daughter died making that comment even more egregious by some accounts. she was actually very open about her physical appearance saying people who worry about their hair all the time are boring. i know what she means. rob: we did a segment about andrew cuomo in new york on mission to prove he is the most liberal person in the world. >> under fire for claiming to be an illegal immigra

houston, texas. >> important to note that barbara bush was the only in the united states to be wife of a president and mer other of a president. >>> coming up i'll ask how we can help fight plastic pollution. >>> plus accusations against an actress and her involvement in a sex cult. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go on line today. >>> welcome back. here are our top stories. an independent monitoring group gained access weeks of a kem l attack killed dozens of civilians. syria denied the chemical attack even happened. >> president donald trump lashing out at a new york times report suggesting michael cohen might turn against him. the report

her funeral service, rather, will be today, in houston at st. maarten's church. her president, former -- her husband, former president george as. bush, greeting guests they came through the church yesterday. let's just stop and take a moment. coverage of the femoral barbara bush coming up today at noon eastern here on c-span. at st. martin's church in houston or this we can our cities tour explores the american story as we travel to ashoka 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 tim

adam housley, >> and the home in houston, behind me to the churches. and at city hall, and a couple other places around the city of houston. there are flowers and remembrances, in the houston community across texas and across the country for that matter. and we are hear more from her family and friends. another statement from her husband who says bush 41 minute barbara was the most lovable in the world invitees to hire conflict about it. the outpouring of love and friendship directed at the enforcer lifting this up. we know life will go on as she would have it. and the former president and this comment from her son, also the former president. >> i went over to see her in the hospital. do you want to know why george turned out the way he turned out? the dr. kind of looked somewhat perplexed and nodded their head and mother says because i drank and smoked when i was pregnant with him. >> the former first lady will i in repose at st. martins he piscopo church, and all the remembrances the next few days and i will bring those to you as they happen. >> an e

we will bring you a live report from houston in a few minutes. country music's biggest stars taking sin city by storm academy of country music awards. michelle honoring the 58 lives lost in the massacre. jason aldean performing at the time the shooting started paying tribute. >> we thought about starting with a song. it's a lot bigger than a single song. everything you will hear tonight, the songs that bring you to your feet, pull somebody close or live in the moment. nothing can take that away from us. jillian: carrie underwood returning to the stage for the first time since falling and injuring her face. jillian: she fell outside of her home in nashville injured her wrist and face and there she is performing for the first time since that happened. reba mcentire reuniting with daughter kelly clarkson singing does he love you as for the big winners jason aldean taking home entertainer. and miranda lambert for tiananmen. stapleton not in attendance because as you mentioned earlier in the show his wife had just had twins. big congrats. steve: you h

martin's up this couple church in houston as american leaders prepare to say their final goodbyes. reaches the first 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 outbrea

molly: mike emmanuel is live in houston. mike? >> molly, good evening. there was plenty of faith, family and friends at today's funeral. susan baker, wife of secretary of state james baker eulogized mrs. bush from the perspective of being a friend. >> she was smart, strong, fun and feisty. even sometimes making the headline she regretted. the world saw that and like we did, they admired and loved her for it. >> since mrs. bush passing on tuesday, there's been a lot of concern for her husband, 93-year-old former president george herbert walker bush. he was described as heartbroken after her death and understandably showed some emotion at his wife's funeral today. the former president said this week he has faith she is in heaven and life will gone as she would have had it. the granddaughters read scripture and you could see the emotion in their faces but they powered through honoring mrs. bush today. her grandsons escorted her casket out of the church. then there was a chance to reflect. >> definitely a comfort to the family, a beautiful service. we were i

. >>> we are following breaking news right now out of houston, texas. that is where former president george hw bush has been hospitalized. the bush family says that 94- year-old patriarch is being treated for an infection that spread to his blood. he was admitted to a hospital in houston yesterday, just a day after his beloved wife barbara was laid to rest. the couple was married for 73 years. the office of the former president said that he is responding to treatment and appeared to be recovering. >>> a 29-year-old man is behind bar -- parse tonight accused of killing four people in a waffle house. they arrested the suspect, travis reinking, following a search that lasted 34 hours. investigators say that they found him hiding in a wooded area near the apartment complex where he lived. there were reports that he had been suffering delusions and that popstar taylor swift was stalking him. he was also arrested outside of the white house last year when he crossed a security barrier and demanded to speak with the president. >> he was taken to the south preci

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is it clear how many immediate family members are still in houston? obviously the whole family gathered. >> some of them had gone home, i think, before this all happened. i'm told that dora bush, their daughter, is there, and neil bush lives in houston, so there is still family around. >> i want to bring in the rest of the panel, gloria borger, sanjay gupta. he is responding and appears to be recovering. what does that tell you? >> they have identified what caused this sepsis. often it's an infection that can start off as even a minor infection from the skin or a urinary tract infection and then spread to the rest of the body into the blood. when you're giving antibiotics, you're obviously trying to clear this infection. you also have to make sure some of these antibiotics are pretty powerful, that you don't cause problems to some of the other organs, the heart, the lungs, the kidneys. it's a fine balance right now that's probably going on. the fact that he's responding, obviously a very good sign, but, you know, he's 93 years old, he has these underl

with shepard's mesh and houston. i'll be part of that. they do have chris wallace with a big interview with different president on sunday. check your local listings. he's on his way back i think. i meant sunday, we've got this interview, i d here's m evening, bret. thanks a lot. tonight, we begin with the fox news alert, breaking moments ago, and north korea news agency announcing that kim jong un has agreed to halt missile and nuclear tests ahead of his in-person meeting with president trump. if true, that concession would satisfy a demand that was made by president trump ordering the broken nation to "denuke" as a precondition to any one-on-one conversations between metrical countries. trace gallagher working on most nights. he is in the l.a. newsroom with more. >> kim jong un was well aware the world is watching, the world has seen him many times make promises only to break them. so in this

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he was admitted to a hospital in houston and it was one day after his wife, barbara, was laid to rest. the couple was married for 73 years. he is responding to treatments and appears to be recovering. we will issue additional up dates as the events a warrant. the former president was eager to get to their summer home. >>> we spoke to a full house at the theater, amber lee is live now speaking to people that came out to hear him speak about his book. >> reporter: heather, this theater was sold out, members of the press were not allowed inside, people paid from $45-$85 to attend. shortly after 8 pm, the former fbi director came out of the theater after speaking to a friendly audience for one hour. >> he clearly is not a fan of donald trump. everybody got a book. he talked about how he doesn't view him as a value-based leader. >> reporter: he was using humor and poke fun at oneself. >> he does that in makes them authentic and believable. >> reporter: 1600 people attended the event it's part of his national tour promoting his book, the higher loyalty. it has gained national headlines for

as we said, hospitalized tonight in houston. his condition critical. "the 11th hour" back after this. s for you. it's red lobster's new create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 craveable creations for just $15.99. you can enjoy the classics you love, along with new creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, decadent parmesan truffle shrimp scampi, and creamy shrimp and lobster pasta. your perfect shrimp plate is just waiting to be discovered. but shrimp trios won't last, so get to red lobster today. and get your red lobster fix with our weekday lunch starting at $7.99. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, 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. >>> barbara bush was the first lady of the greatest generation. as

the funeralfor the former first lady of the united states barbara bush has been held in houston, texas. her sonjeb described how he had asked her if she was ready to die. without missing a beat she said, "jeb, i believe injesus and he is my saviour, i don't want to leave your dad, but i know i will be in a beautiful place." queen elizabeth celebrates her birthday with a concert featuring music from each decade of her reign. hello and welcome to bbc news. two weeks after the suspected chemical attack in syria, international experts have finally carried out an inspection in the former rebel—held town of douma. the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons said its inspectors had gathered samples, which would be examined in specially—designated laboratories. andrew plant reports. it is now two weeks since these scenes played out on screens around the world. released by the syrian opposition, appearing to show the aftermath of a chemical attack. the allegation that chlorine had been used was met with international condemnation. a team of expert from the opcw arrived in damas

as we said, hospitalized tonight in houston. his condition critical. "the 11th hour" back after this. racing isn't the only and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working just like it should ♪ >>> barbara bush was the first lady of the greatest generation. as the fiancee and then the wife of a world war ii aviator, she waited and prayed in the watches of the night. during the war, she worked at a nuts and bolts factory in port chester, new york, and she joined george h.w. bush in the great adventure of post-war texas, moving to distant odessa in 1948, 70 summers ago. >> as we've said, we've learned tonight former president george herbert walker bush, 41, has been hospitalized for an infection that has spread to his blood. bush is 93 years old. he was admitted yesterday morning to houston methodist hospital, one of the best in the country, just one day after the funeral for his wife of 73 years, former first

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they had the children's choir from here in houston. a number of speakers and people giving their remembrances of former first lady. beautiful site as the sun was setting here in downtown houston. in fact, we had a chance to hear from the mayor of houston who said some really cool remarks about the former first lady. take a listen. barbara bush was a strong texas woman. barbara bush knew if you gave a child the gift of learning how to read, it is a gift that keeps on giving. >> a gift that keeps on giving and here's a look this morning as i was driving in to the location here. city hall. you lit up in blue her favorite color massive american flag draped out the front. just a really beautiful site this morning. very calm, very serene as you drive through downtown houston to come out to the location of saint martins episcopal church. now, once again, she will lie in repose here beginning at noon local time. the services will be tomorrow. she will be laid to rest at the bush library in college station tomorrow afternoon. the next couple of

bush is doing better, alert and talking and awake here this morning in houston. john? >> hopeful news, ed lavandera in houston, thanks so much. >>> all right, good morning again, everyone. i'm john berman. the business end of the first state visit of the trump presidency getting under way at the white house right now. the visiting president of france, emmanuel macron, just received a full on star-spangled welcome on the south lawn. now, the french leader sometimes called trump whisperer will put his skills to test on issues ranging from the iran nuclear deal to the paris climate accord to the war in syria as well as u.s. tariffs on european steel and aluminum. we just got a glimpse of what president macron might be trying to do, the mind games he might be trying to play with president trump and his opening remarks. kaitlan collins at the white house, very interesting remarks from macron, pointing out some differences between the two countries. >> reporter: that's right, john. pretty much sums up this entire state visit is quoing to be about. there is a lot of pomp, a l

and marcus is in houston. barbara bush's five children are with her tonight, and her husband, the former president, is there as well? >> reporter: that's right, david. right there by her side. and several grandchildren are also here in houston. and granddaughter jenna bush is quoted as saying she spoke with her grandmother last night and she was in great spirits, and once again, she is a fighter. >> her true fighting form. marcus, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the storm blasting the east, and the deadly tornadoes. and tonight, the new snowstorm we're not tracking. it's coming. >>> the nationwide manhunt. the grandmother who they say stole someone's identity, now wanted for murder in two states. authorities releasing surveillance tonight. >>> also, that deadly fire at trump tower. investigators revealing the official cause. >>> and an officer-involved shooting that prompted a lockdown of several schools for hours. a lot more news ahead. we'll be right back. '

they made houston their home in retirement, often to the adulation of many fans. whether it was sneaking a smooch on the texas kiss camera, or to tossing out the first pitch for the astros after president bush broke his neck in 2015. >> it was very special to see how much they loved him. >> reporter: mrs. bush often new the right words. >> don't ever stop saying yes i can. >> reporter: in the end, they were some of the greatest cheerleaders they loved and cared for. people, communities, and countries and a lasting memory of service that spanned generations. >> the office of george hw bush issued a statement a short time ago and set in part that barbara bush is survived by her husband, by children, and her spouses, seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. the official funeral plans are expected to be announced soon. >> there has been severe damage and engine fire. could you have the medical meet is there on the runway as well. we have injured passengers. and terror in the sky -- >> terror in the sky when a southwest airlines engine blew up while in flight

., has been admitted to hospital in houston. a spokesman says the 93-year-old is suffering from a blood infection but is responding to treatmen he entered the hospital just a day after the funeral of his wife, barbara. decontamination has started in the city of salisbury following the nerve agent attack on sergei and yulia l in march. work is taking place where the victims were found. specialists will ensure that any residual nerve agentremoved and destroyed. the arrival of the new royal prince in britain has been celebrated by traditional gun salutes fired from the tower of london and hyde park. they are used to mark the birth of every prince or princess. the man accused of deliberately driving a van into pedestrians ged withto has been ch 10 counts of murder. canadian authorities say the 25-year-old suspect has no known links to any terror groups. 15 people were also injured ine cident. prime minister justin trudeau has called on canadians to stand united with toronto. he described yesterday's attack as senseless and tragic. o

jonathan hunt is live from houston methodist hospital with the latest. what is going on? >> julie, obviously attending the funeral of his be loved wife of 73 years was an extremely emotionally and physically draining event for president george h.w. bush. in fact, it was just hours after that that he headed to methodist hospital here in houston. his spokesman, jim mcgrath putting out a statement saying "president bush was admitted to the houston methodist hospital after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. he's responding to treatment and appears to be recovering well. we will issue additional updates as events warrant." we have seen that wonderful photo of president bush sitting in his wheelchair surrounded by former presidents, clinton, obama and president george w. bush along with their wives and current first lady, melania trump. president trump did not attend the funeral of barbara bush but he did send his best wishes to the bushes during a rose garden ceremony with french president emanuel macron earlier today. listen here. >> this morning we all send o

president bush sent a letter to be read talking about what it meant to them to have the houston astros win the world series and asked for help from above for houston's basketball team. >> need the rockets to give the world champion, they could use a little help here. what do you think? >> in dallas bonow pay tribute to mrs. bush alongside george w. bush. bobo reflected that at a time when most people were afraid, mrs. bush embrace those with hiv-aids which gave way to a global fight against the epidemic. >> when barbara bush hugged that child, stigma was regular. >> the decision by former president bush and it started to greet well-wishers was totally spontaneous would give them an opportunity to shake hands and thank people for coming out and provided an opportunity for people to express their condolences directly to the bush family. >> with just -- iran nuclear deal up for recertification, senior administration official cell fox news donald trump is undecided on his next move. julian turner has details tonight. >> that iran deal was one of the worst and most 1-sided transactions the

our casey stegall is live from houston. casey? >> jon, less than two hours from now, the doors will officially open here at this magical church back here, 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

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