, the big aways that are houston and dallas. tech center in austin. >> at the tech center in austin. >> biosciences -- all four place. it's pretty phenomenal and its

she is a viewing today in houston, texas. time, withoutern that live on c-span and there is a live shot right now from saint martin's episcopal church, just a few blocks from the home where she and george h.w. bush lived. a public viewing at 1:00, the funeral itself by invitation only as far as guests go, but there will be a camera there at noon tomorrow eastern time in houston, texas. noon.aturday at we interviewed barbara bush at her home in houston in 2013 as part of the first lady's influence an image series. here she is talking about her faith. [video clip] private.ush: it's very believer in a loving god, i pray, george and i pray every night. i allowed. .- out loud sometimes we fight over whose turn it is, but we do. i have no fear of death. huge comfort, because we are getting darn close, and i don't have a fear of death for my precious george or for myself. because i know that there is a great god. and i'm not worried about that. i don't like it for young people. robinknow we will see again, one way or another. and ou

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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

houston. i learned about people like ja rogers because i would supply books to people in jails, okay? people in the jails within the relatives to the bookstore and they would say do you have this book by -- liberties, and i'd no idea who it was. after doing research i would find his people. people in the jails would always in messages outcome you probably are not going to be able to find this book because the white man really don't want this truth out there. they do not want out there. and so i would do the research and sure enough i would find the books, and the truth was, and this led to the founding of the black classic press, the truth was it with the economic basis for anybody to publish these books. it wasn't a matter so much that the white people did not want the books out there. there was no economic model that would support the publishing of these books, certainly by the commercial companies. and that then became part of the mission, peter, recognizing that there was material like dru

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

houston stood and even before mrs. houston stood. these people knew that the life of blacks -- the lie of blacks being end slaved, often they wrote against these things. and those people we celebrate. doesn't matter whether it's white or black, it's about people of african descent. that's what really gets me started in the morning. i like good books at the same time. ing but there are so many publishers that have capabilities beyond our capabilities, that have experiences beyond our experiences that i regularly send writers to, you know, and say you should find a commercial publisher for this book because your talent equates that. my mission is a little bit different. our mission is a little bit different. >> host: what's the process of finding a writer like mrs. houston? who was her original publisher? was it a mainstream publisher, another black publisher? >> guest: no, she was a self-publisher. people think self-publishing -- [laughter] people think self-publishing is something new, you know, but it's not, of course. and people li

. >> there is a park in houston named after millie. the legend continues. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." barbara bush, the former first lady has passed away at the age of 92. she's being remembered for her charm and candor. we'll have much more on her life and legacy coming up. >>> officials confirm that cia director mike pompeo secretly traveled to north korea and met with kim jong un over easter weekend. it was part of an effort to set up a summit meeting between president trump and the leader. >>> evacuations are under way across parts of oklahoma as wildfires tear through some 600 square miles. >>> and starbucks will close some stores for anti-racial bias training. it comes after the arrest of two black men in philadelphia. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 18th. >>> from abc news, this is "wor

reportando en vivo desde houston, marlene guzmÁn. patricia: barbara bush y su esposo ostentan el rÉcord de ser la pareja presidencial con mÁs aÑos de matrimonio en estados unidos. su carÁcter amable y su pasiÓn por la educaciÓn le permitieron cultivar el cariÑo del pueblo estadounidense. janet: patricia, te cuento que bÁrbara bush era la abuela más querida de washington, del paÍs. millones de norteamericanos la recuerdan como una de mucha dignidad, de mucha humanidad. el presidente trump ya se pronunciÓ esta noche diciendo como madre, abuela, esposa de militar, fue una defensora de las familias estadounidenses. entre sus grandes logros, figura el reconocimiento. serÁ recordada por su profunda devociÓn al paÍs y a su familia. los pensamientos y oraciones del presidente la primera dama estÁn con la familia de la seÑora bus. la seÑora augusto, en legado, tocÓ la vida de todos los presidentes de aquellas primeras damas que le siguieron. tambiÉn la de su hijo. esta noche tambiÉn: mi querida madre ha muerto a los 92 aÑ

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

bush died yesterday at her houston home at the age of 92. a beloved partner of 73 years to one president and a dedicated mother to another. she was only the second woman in u.s. history to watch her son follow in his father's footsteps to the nation's highest office. >> this is the first time in american history that parents have seen their son's presidential library. mother, i promise to keep the area clean. [laughter] barbara bush taught me to live life to the fullest, to laugh a lot and to speak my mind. it got us both sometimes into trouble. maria: this morning live from the library will sit down for an exclusive interview with her son, president george w. bush and first lady laura bush later this morning as we look back at his mother's incredible legacy this morning and her lasting impact on literacy, civil rights and american politics. the country in the world this morning is morning and first lady laura bush are the major

it's been six years since whitney houston's traj ix passing. now, a new documentary, proused noo part by the houston family, shows a portrait beyond the tabloid headlines. >> people thing it's so damn easy. ♪ don't walk away from me mommy, all i want to do is sing. she told me that. this maddens started happening to her. that's what she called it. i didn't ask for all this madness. >> whitney's mom, cissy, sanctioned the new documentary. full of raw, never-before-seen moments. examining the toll fame took on her personal life. >> she was simple. she became whitney houston when it was time to come on the stage. she wanted to escape the pressure. >> featuring rare and previously unreleased recordings, the film shares new insights from those closest to whitney, including her brother, michael. ex-husband, bob beau brown. and her "body guard" co-star, kevin costner. >> not just me froeked. all the people on "body guard" did. we wanted her to do well. it was important for us that she do well. >> everyone loved her. she was that little girl wishing

the statement coming out of houston. quote, president bush was admitted to the houston methodist hospital yesterday morning. that would be sunday morning. after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. he is responding to treatments and appears to be recovering. we will issue additional updates as events warrant. well, that's somewhat of -- a little bit encouraging, jamie. he appears to be recovering. i assume he's going through major antibiotics to treat this infection, this sepsis that could be life threatening, indeed. but they are saying he's responding to treatments and appears to be recovering. and of course we wish him only the best. we hope he recovers completely. and they will be issuing further updates as events warrant. what's your reaction to that, jamie? >> i think that is very encouraging news. i think that -- look, i'm not a doctor, but my understanding is that sepsis can be very dangerous for someone of his age and health, when you get an infection. obviously, he's in the icu. he's getting the b

en houston, texas juan jose rodas noticiero telemundo houston. y las reacciones por parte de la spersonas no se hicieron esperar, tras conocerse el fallecimiento de la ex primera dama barbara bush... un grupo de personas acudieron a la biblioteca "george h. w bush" en texas, para recordar a la ex primera dama... un minuto de silencio para honrar su memoria, flores, libros y tarjetas fueron algunos de los presentes que los asistentes dejaron en las afueras de la libreria.. --el ex-candidato presidencial "jeb bush", dio unas sentidas palabras sobre su madre, durante su discurso en el decimo primer foro gubernamental anual de "elm-hurst college". ---"jeb" agradecio a todas las personas por el apoyo recibido en tan dificil momento y recordo que su madre le habia inculcado a el y a sus hermanos el servir a los demas y amar a su familia. ---la tecnologia tiene muchas ventajas a la hora de estudiar y trabajar, pero tambien tiene desventajas una de ellas es en la visin de las personas... ---precismanete janet bolvar nos habla de como prevenir una enferme

, the big aways that are houston and dallas. tech center in austin. >> at the tech center in austin. >> biosciences -- all four place. it's pretty phenomenal and its suggests we ought to have a dispolitics and policy stance with respect to how we treat cities in texas. >> we'll come back to that. the cities have been in cross-hairs of the legislature but we taught have better aways but that's another conversation. the inconsistency is on the one hand we have rapid growth, and talk about the wealth creation, and business, and one persistent problem, imagine austin -- austin emergencies it to be progressive and one over most economically segregated cities. affordability in the cities is becoming a problem to point that many immigrants are being forced out of the urban core because they can no longer afford to live there. >> a per tis extent problem but a problem because we have not really disaggregated what we could do to try make a more equitable city. >> talk about that. >> you do have the issue of housing and affordability, big

tomorrow evening here in houston, there will be a celebration of life ceremony at houston city hall. the public welcome to attend that beginning at 6:00 central time. lots of stuff to remember. a very special woman over the coming days here in houston and around the world, harris. >> she spanned more than just decades of presidency, if you will. she also was a huge part of american culture for a very time. >> she was. >> an opportunity for so many people in different generations to remember the things that they loved most about the former first lady. casey, thank you. >> switching gears. mitch mcconnell is rejecting calls from lawmakers to bring a bill to the floor that would limit president trump's ability to fire special counsel robert mueller. here's what he had to say about that decision yesterday. >> it's not necessary. there's no indication that mueller is going to be fired. i don't think the president will do that. just as a practical matter, even if we passed it, why would he sign it? >> lindsey graham that co sponsored a bipartisan bill to protect the special counsel suggest

bush's life took place outside houston's city hall last night, just across the street from houston's downtown public library. fitting for a first lady who championed literacy. for some in attendance, the loss still, felt very personal. the former first lady, viewed as an inspiration. becky rickert: barbara bush was an amazing lady and just a great role model and i'm an english teacher and she always pushed literacy.the crowd thursday evening was encouraged to wear blue and to emulate mrs. bush's signature style, by donning some pearls. vicky knowles: i love that style, i love that style and she never changed. she never changed. that was her staple, so i really appreciated that about her. and she was just barbara and i loved that. in houston, i'm karin caifa. (grant) up next... beyonce is back this weekend for her second coachella performance... but if you don't have ticket this time around.. you'll miss it...find out why... 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

>> courtney zubowski here in houston. thank you so much, courtney. >> reporter: president trump ordered flags to be loyered to half-mast in her memory. and former president obama and mrs. obama wrote, we'll always be grateful for the generosity mrs. bush showed us for the time we were in the white house but even more grateful for the way she lived her life. and bill clinton wrote bausch are bush was fierce and feisty in her support for family and friends and others. j.j. watt wrote, thank you, b h barbara bush. i'm forever thankful for your friendship. >>> also this morning washington is abuzz following news of a secret meeting between director mike pompeo and kim jong-un. his secret visit comes amid preparations for a summit between president trump and kim expected within the next few months. pompeo travelled to north korea over easter weekend. that's according to the "washington post." they were holding direct talks at extremely high levels and this morning south kia is considering changing the armistice that ended the

martin's episcopal in houston. less than one mile from the bush family home here in houston and where mrs. bush attended service with her husband. tomorrow at noon the doors open to the public and will remain open until midnight for anyone who wishes to come pay their respects and see the former first lady. the following day, saturday, barbara bush's invite only funeral will take place here at the church. among the notable dignitaries in attendance, first lady melania trump, barack obama, bill clinton, former first lady michelle obama, former first lady, secretary of state hillary clinton. the names go on and on. but first a big celebration planned tonight at houston city hall. it will be a sight to see. city hall all lit up in blue. thousands expected to turn out for this event. she was so beloved here in the houston community, admired around the world, as you know, dana, but she will always have an extra special place in the city of houston's heart. so this is their thank you to her. >> dana: what happens after t

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'm dana perino live in houston and this is "the daily briefing." we're outside st. martin's episcopal church where inside the public is mourning barbara bush. you can see george h.w. bush, the former president and now widow, is there greeting people as they come through the line in order to pay their respects to his beloved barbara bush. we will have much more on that. i will be joined by texas governor greg abbott, marlon fitswater and david valdez, chief white house photographer during the push presidency. but first the justice department turning over 15 pages of memos written by james comey detailing his conversations with president trump. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is updating this. i'd love to have an update. i can't keep track of what's going on there. >> reporter: here's what we know. when you look at the memos, president's supporters say they don't contain evidence of collusion while his critics while critics point to a memo. this is where he writes, he asked what he could do to lift the cloud. i explained we were running it down as

houston and even before mrs. houston these people knew the waves of blacks being enslaved was false and voted against these things and these people we celebrated, it doesn't matter white or black. that's what gets me started in the morning. i like good looks at the same time but there are so many publishers that have capabilities beyond our capabilities and experience is beyond our experience is that i regularly send writers to that you should find a commercial publisher because your talent he cleats that. our mission is a little bit different. >> what is the process of finding a writer like mrs. houston is it in the original, mainstream publisher? >> she was a self publisher. people think self-publishing is something new, but it's not of course. people like whitman and other folks published books on their own. mrs. houston was following in the tradition. she came from a family of her brother was a newspaper man in she was a newspaper woman so the two of them worked together to establish one of the early newspape

a live report from houston. fox news channel will have live coverage on saturday from houston. brian: thanks, adam. meanwhile the man just checking his iphone was the co-author of let trump be trump, david bossie, former campaign manager with. ainsley: wrote it with corey lewandowski he said you were his favorite. >> you know, the truth hurts. sorry corey. brian: i have to expose. i have not yet made a decision but i'm leaning towards bossy. >> thank you. brian: first off on robert mueller investigation, the president made it clear yesterday those two gentleman are in charge for the last seven months people have been telling me that i'm going to fire him but listen. >> there was no collusion with russia, other than by the democrats. this was a really a hoax created largely by the democrats as a way of softening the blow of a loss. you look at the fact that their server, the dnc server was never gotten by the fbi. why did the fbi take it? the fbi takes what they want. they go in, they wouldn't get the server. as far as the investigation, nobody has ever been more transparent tha

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first lady melania trump attended the funeral in houston. the president is sending his thoughts and prayer to the bush family. filphil keating is live with mo. reporter: the president spent most of the morning at his trump international golf club before returning to his winter white house across the water on palm beach island at his mar-a-lago estate. he indicated he was going to watch the live tv coverage of barbara bush's funeral. he sent out several tweets today, one lashing out at the "the new york times," a story in today's paper. but we're start with this tweet on behalf of the bushes, the president writing, today my thoughts and prayers are with the bush family. at the neun ral funeral servicen houston, first lady melania trump represented the administration sitting in the front row and among four former presidents among the 1500 people there. releasing this statement, it was my honor to travel to houston to give my respect to barbara bush and the remarkable life she led as a mother, wife and fearless first lady. my sincerest thoughts

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

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

steve: adam, thank you very much live from downtown houston. barbara bush was instantly recognizable with that white hair and that string of pearls and that funny and firmness that she was famous for. ainsley: you look at someone like this and say what can we learn from her experiences? she was married to a man for 37 years. he became president. her son became president. they lost elections. they won elections. she experienced the deaths of her little girl when she was three years old and died of leukemia. she raised four sons and her other daughter. 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. their love right there did all of that. so many generations are affected. brian: she tried to be effective in all their lives when you have 17 grandchildren. you have the six kids. a lot of the people focus on bush 43 he became president. she would always point out how important the others are just because one of my sons became president. the other thing to point out, too. is that she was just very proud of the role she played. the other thing to point ou

d.c., new york, d.c., beijing, houston, to d.c. back to houston and kenny bunkport. their love was a constant in our lives. y dad is a phenomenal letter writer and he would write mom on their wedding anniversaries which totalled an amazing 73 years. here's one. will you marry me? oops writer and he would write mom on their wedding i forgot. we did that 49 years ago. i was very happy on that day in 1945 but i'm even happier today. you have given me joy that few men know. you have made our boys into men by balling them out and then right away by loving them. .ou itch climbed perhaps the highest mountain in the world a even that cannot hold candle to being barbara's husband. mom used to tell me now george don't walk ahead. little did she know i was only candle to trying to keep up with barbara. i love you. the last time my mom went into the hospital, i think dad god sick on purpose so that he could be with her. that's my theory at least because literally a day later he showed up with an illness. he came into her room when she was slee

desde houston tendrÁ que comparecer en la corte del distrito del sur de texas donde serÁ juzgado. patricia: una de las acusaciones que con mayor frecuencia se le hace al presidente trump es la de que es mentiroso. a la larga lista de ejemplos de que habrÍa utilizado elementos engaÑosos se suma el testimonio de un antiguo reporte e una revista. -- de una revista. todo esto sale a la luz en momentos en que el ex director del fbi james comey y el presidente estÁn en el centro de una polÉmica. pablo: trump mintiÓ para poder entrar en la lista de las personas mÁs ricas del paÍs, segÚn un periodista que trabajÓ en esa publicaciÓn. "me engaÑÓ", afirmó. ahora dice que trump nunca tuvo que entrar en esa lista. aÑade que recuperÓ las grabaciones que dice, recogen a trump haciÉndose pasar a trump como un tal john bannon. trump dijo que su fortuna ese aÑo era de 1000 millones de dÓlares. pero la revista dice que una investigaciÓn posterior indicó que en realidad eran 5. >> lo que nos ratifica es que donald trump es un mentiroso. es una persona que toda su vida la basado en

family and friends are awaiting in houston. >> natalie brunell is live in houston. >> reporter: the rain has held off. it was raining quite a bit when the first guest arrived more than two hours early. among them we already seen former vice president dick cheney and her husband and actor chuck norris, they'll be joined by four former president as they honor first lady barbara bush. >> reporter: mrs. bush requested a simple funeral. >> no fuss, just fenriends and family including her husband of 73 years who held her hand until the end. he greeted the public yesterday as they paid their respects to mrs. bush >> it was an emotional time. >> high profile names on the guest list, the obamas and the clintons and melania trump. president trump will not attend. as for the simple service, mrs. bush's children and grandchildren is expected to offer readings from the bible and honor the memory of the beloved enforcer. her grandson is sharing the family's comfort knowing mrs. bush lived a full and happy life and found peace through her faith. >> it was a life well lived. i will say because of her pe

martins episcopal church in houston. john king, it brought back so many wonderful memories of barbara bush. >> just that scene at the end, the 43rd president of the united states, pushing 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 perf

enrique: miles de personas asisten en houston a las ondas fÚnebres de barbara bush. mi suegra me tiene loca con sus dichos. cuando se enteró que probé un detergente más barato que tide para ahorrar unos dólares... es que el que sabe, sabe mamita. porque más vale poco y bueno que mucho y no tan bueno, ¿cierto? ahora volví a tide y mi ropa se ve impecable otra vez, pero... es que perro viejo late echao ¿qué significa eso? que más vale suegra por vieja que por suegra mija tide, calificado #1 si tiene ser limpio, tiene que ser tide ♪ enrique: argentina, brasil, chile, colombia y paraguay anunciaron que dejarÁn de participar en la uniÓn de naciones sudamericanas. se trata del bloque creado hace una dÉcada para contrarrestar la influencia estadounidense en la regiÓn. patricia: miles de personas asistieron a los funerales de la ex primera dama barbara bush en una iglesia episcopal en houston. el -- pero rojas nos tiene detalles. pedro: mientras arreglos florales cubren el ataÚd de barbara bush, miles de personas pasan horas en lÍnea en otra iglesia cercana

vamos con marlene guzmÁn en houston. marlene: muy buenas noches, asÍ es. desde que confirmaron la muerte de la ex primera dama, no han dejado de llegar personas hasta esta zona residencial privada a dejar flores expresando sus condolencias. >> mi querida madre ha muerto a los 92 aÑos. estamos tristes pero nuestras almas estÁn tranquilas porque sabÍamos que era una primera dama fabulosa y una mujer como ninguna otra que llevo amor y alfabetizaciÓn a millones. nuestra familia la extraÑarÁ profundamente y le agradecemos por sus oraciones y buenos deseos. marlene: su hijo mayor tambiÉn comentÓ . su nieto tambiÉn se expresÓ. >> creo que mi abuela creo que la recordÁramos leyendo un libro o buscando una opiniÓn diferente a la nuestra. la amo y la extraÑo mucho. >> toda la familia de mi abuela se dedico a los demÁs. para mi abuelo, ella era su primer consejera y confidente. para su familia era una mano firme y orientadora. para su paÍs fue una inspiraciÓn y un ejemplo para todos. mi abuela no sÓlo vivió la vida, ella viviÓ bien. el dolor de su

houston sbc houston, 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 presi

this was held at saint martin's episcopal church in houston, texas. music] ♪ ♪ [organ being played] ♪ ♪ played] ing choir singing] ♪ to thee"odgo being sung] ♪ ♪ beinger my god to thee" sung? ] ♪ ♪ ♪ played] grace" being ♪ e"] country'tis of the thee"ofntry, ] ing sung ♪ >> that is my honor and privilege on behalf of this wonderful family and st. maarten's visible church to welcome you to this service of celebration for the life and barbaraand faith of pierce bush. would you please stand, turn to page three, but a thing the opening hymn. praise to the lord. ♪ ymm]ging choir h >> give them peace through jesus christ, our lord barrett amen. -- our lord. amen. [no audio] >> and the lights in the lord, he that believeth in me emma though he were dead so shall he live. he who shall believeth in me, shall never die. redeemer limy body may though this be destroyed, i shall see god and my eyes shall behold and not as a stranger. for none of us liveth to himself to himself.n dieth if we die, we die into the lord. whether we live or di

held in houston, texas. ♪ ♪ >> give them peace through jesus christ, our lord barrett amen. -- our lord. amen. [no audio] >> and the lights in the lord, he that believeth in me emma though he were dead so shall he live. he who shall believeth in me, shall never die. redeemer limy body may though this be destroyed, i shall see god and my eyes shall behold and not as a stranger. for none of us liveth to himself to himself.n dieth if we die, we die into the lord. whether we live or die, we are the lord's. dead who die in the lord even so say the spirit, will they rest from their labors. you, and forith those standing, let us pray. oh god, whose mercies could not be numbered, except our prayers on behalf of our servant -- acc ept our prayers on behalf of our servant, barbara bush, and grantor axis into the land of joy. by jesus christ to live and reign in the holy spirit. one god, now and forever, amen. please be seated for the lessons. >> a reading from ecclesiastes. for everything, there is a season and a time for every matter under had been -- under heaven. a time to be born, a time to d

her houston church will welcome beloved members. natalie bru nnell is live in houston. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning chris, we are a few hours away and we are getting new details of the upcoming funeral service, the busch family released their statement saying barbara bush selected her son jeb bush to deliver the farm barbara bush requested a simple funeral. >> no fuss, just friends and family, her husband held her hand until the very end. he greeted the public yesterday as they paid their respects to mrs. bush. >> it is an emotional time. she was loved a whole lot. >> high profile names, the obamas and the clintons and melania trump. president trump will not attend. mrs. bush's children and grandchildren expected to offer readings from the bible and honor the memory of their beloved enforcer. her grandson's pearce is celebrating the comfort knowing that mrs. bush lived a full and happy life. >> it was a life really well-lived. our family because of her peace is more peace than we probably would be otherwise. >> reporter: mrs. bush will be laid to rest

bush died last evening at her home in houston. bianna golodryga, who is from houston, is there tonight. bianna? >> reporter: the white bouquet of flowers hung on the front gate signaled the family's loss. >> i love her dearly. >> reporter: so did the first public words of son jeb bush. he spoke at an event this morning. >> i am so blessed to be her son. she taught us to serve others. she taught us to be civil. she taught us to love your family with your heart and soul. >> reporter: in houston, the place the bush family called home for more than 60 years, neighbors dropped off flowers, and paused to remember her legacy. >> the beauty of her is she was so humble. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., flags on capitol hill and the white house flew at half- staff. president trump late today: >> her strength and toughness really embodied the spirit of our country. >> reporter: today, their eldest son, former president george w. bush, talked about his last visit with his mother on saturday. he recalled her famous sense of humor was still th

jackson lee: i thank my colleague from houston. and i'd like to address all of us on the floor tonight, as my fellow texans. that was a favorite of george w. bush, the son of barbara bush, when he would greet us during his presidency. which i had the privilege of being here in the united states congress. and he would always greet me as his fellow texan. and how proud we are to be able to call president h.w. bush and the extended family and his wonderful first lady, the matriarch, the first girlfriend, if you will, and as has been told over and over during the time of her memorial, the first man that she kissed. how proud we are to call both of them our fellow texans. and now we are standing here today to mourn barbara bush. and as i do that, let me first of all acknowledge president h.w. bush and wish him a speedy recovery, for him to regain his strength, for all of us watched of her t in the viewing repose on that friday, as he came and sat and remained for a period of time to greet the many people that came to honor her during th

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churchs a piscop episcopal in houston. melania trump attended. we will show you that service tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. a look back to the to mulch was year of 1968 focusing challengingights, long-held assumptions about american womanhood, transforming society. join us to talk about women's rights in 1968. we have the author of "wonder syndicateda columnist and senior fellow at the public policy center in d.c. and the author of "sex matters." turmoil68 american m.nday at 8:30 a . eastern on "washington journal." jamesorrow on newsmakers, lankford looks at election security, the rush investigation and the nature of security today compared with 23 years ago when the oklahoma city bombing took place. erica fromiewed by "the washington post." newsmakers airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. q&a, aton thomas and his book "we matter." i wasn i was younger, always taught about the athletes that use their voice and use their positions and platforms. muhammad ali and bill russell and tim brown, those are the ath

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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

as the motorcade left the church, admiration lined the streets of houston. on one last journey to a private burial at the presidential library. barbara bush, an american matriarch, with a legacy all her own. today president trump was not in attendance and first lady melania trump was here to represent their family. she called mrs. bush a woman of indisputable character and grace. she also brought two guests to the funeral service, two men who had been part of the household staff in the white house residence and had been particularly close to the bush family. >> kelly o'donnell in houston, thank you. as for president trump, he spent part of his day attacking a report suggesting that his long-time lawyer and adviser michael cohen might turn on the president after the fbi raided his office and hotel room and seized records and others documents. jeff bennett has the story. >> reporter: in a saturday morning twitter tirade, president trump blasts "the new york times" after the paper ran a story suggesting the president's long-time personal attorney and fixer, mic

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.

amy, thank you so much for your reporting from houston. and we're going to have live coverage of barbara bush's funeral anchored by chief anchor george stephanopoulos beginning at noon eastern right here on abc. >> all right. we look forward to that. >>> we do turn now to the faa issuing an emergency directive order ordering the inspections of hundreds of jet engines like the one that blew apart on a southwest flight killing a passenger. >> and there is a strict deadline they're enforcing. the agency is giving airlines just 20 days to complete these ultrasound checks. abc's erielle reshef is on the story for us from laguardia airport this morning. erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, paula and tom. that doomed southwest airlines flight took off from here less than a week ago. the faa now with that rare directive pressing airlines to take action to avoid another tragedy. >> everybody, breathe, relax. >> reporter: this morning the faa ordering airlines to conduct emergency engine inspections after that catastrophic malfun