bush, george bush, a little louder! let's go. >> tacks on the road was one of lee atwater's sayings, how to diminish the other side. what can we do to throw some tacks in the road in the way of the dole bus and cause some confusion. >> there were a number of positions that we found in which bob dole appeared to be on both sides of an issue. i said, well, maybe we refer to him as senator straddle. >> george bush and bob dole on leadership. >> atwater falls on the line like a ravenous wolf. the team make an attack ad accusing dole of sitting on the fence over tacks. >> we had a meeting with myself, lee atwater, the vice president, mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's be

you mentioned the polls earlier, george. he had women and young people that were out there enthusiastically supporting him. he was over capacity, thousands of people were out in the cold listening to him give his speech. so, i think there is a very powerful trump movement in the center and northern part of the state, but i got to tell you, the ted cruzes of the world have put together a great campaign. he's knocking doors and making phone calls. but he doesn't have the same kind of enthusiasm because ted cruz was not always everyone's first choice. scott walker was their first choice or somebody else, so ted cruz is the second or third choice of folks who are supporting him here in wisconsin. >> charlie sykes, i see you shaking your head there. >> yeah, i think there's a little bit of a delusion there because this is very clearly not donald trump territory. in fact, you come into southeastern wisconsin where people have been paying attention, where the voters have been battle-tested and he is deeply, deeply underwater and he

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this is a sad day in prince george's county. as the chief said, this is an ongoing investigation, which is why i'm glad that our state's attorney here is here today. as the assistant cef gave you the background of what happened. it's a sad day for us but this will be ongoing. as we get more information, we will let you know. but right now the main thing that we ask for the men and women of prince george's county is for your prayers, your thoughts. as i know that from my family go out to our lost brave soul and with that i will turn it back over to answer any questions. >> he was a volunteer? >> he was a volunteer, yes. at morning side fire department. >> can you tell us if he had a partner or children and was anyone able to make it here before he passed? >> yes. as i know his wife is here. his mom, his mother-in-law, several family members. as you can imagine, they're very george's county is, and all of this region. we were just here not long ago. so yes, they are here right now. >> is he a father? >> yes, he is a father. [ inau

this is a sad day in prince georges county. as the chief said and this is an ongoing investigation which is why i am glad our state's attorney here is here today and as the assistant chief barksdale said, he gave you the background of what happened. it's a sad day for us, but this will be ongoing. as we get more information, we'll let you know. right now, the main thing that we ask for the men and women of prince georges county is for your prayers, your thoughts and as i know from my family go out to a lost, brave soul and with that, i will turn it back over to answer any questions. [ indiscernible ] >> he was a volunteer. yes. at morningside fire department. yes. [ question indicernible ] -- can you tell us if he had a partner or children, was anyone able to make it here? >> yes, his -- as i know his wife is here. and his mom, his mother-in-law. several family members as you can imagine, you know, they're very grief-stricken as all of prince georges county is and all of this region. and were just here not long ago. yes, they a

and lord thomas fairfax george william fairfax, george had some sort of relationship with her early on,on, but his connection with the family given this opportunity to work as a surveyor. surveying gave him an opportunity to apply his own native ability to get in geometry and all the rest but also the experience to learn what it's like to lend money money and invest. he had to learn this lesson early on my george washington's not aa guy you want to borrow money from them and not pay them back. believe me. when money was involved the temper increased exponentially. so if you don't pay the have back going to get mad. new line down the judge character not, but he learned how to invest. he earns money as a surveyor policy work with? the land so what is he do? he invests of saves and buys more and more. also has a surveyor committee develops an understanding of america's and america's potential for america's potential richness and wealth only buried within the soil but geographically the connection of the east coast cities and settlements to the frontier were essential to connecting east to

george? >> small bit of good news. linzie, thank you very much. >>> the race for the white house now. and tomorrow's high stakes primary in new york. bernie sanders hoping for an upset after his biggest rally ever in brooklyn this weekend. hillary clinton kicked it up in washington heights, breaking into a latin dance, as a new national poll shows the race tighter than ever, a virtual tie. abc's cecilia vega tonight on the new york battle that could be decisive for the democrats. >> reporter: on the eve of the vote, neither side can afford to lose, the final push. >> cheers! to victory tomorrow. >> reporter: hillary clinton trying to avoid an embarrassing loss in her adopted home state, and tonight, letting slip what a win here would mean. >> i am hoping to do really well tomorrow and, i'm hoping to wrap up the democratic nomination. >> reporter: bernie sanders took the big apple by storm, too. today, on foot, strolling through midtown manhattan. but the crowds on the streets nothing compared

it doesn't exactly look like george. not our imagery of george. we might say that kind of looks like george washington, but it also kind of looks like a french officer. the image that we see of george and we imagine of george comes down to us through rembrandt peel, who created this portrait of washington that takes your attention right away when you come to this section. peel paints washington in the 1790's for the first time, then he continues to paint washington. he paints 70 portraits of -- porthole portraits of washington during his lifetime. some of these portraits show him in military uniform, like this one. some of them show him in civilian clothing, as president. but this is the portrait, this is the image of washington that most people think of when someone says "george washington." this painting dates to around 1850. it is one of the later versions. but peel found that this was a lucrative enterprise, so painting 70 of them was good business for him. over here, we have some of the other founders. because it is not just about washington.

bush, barbara bush comes in the room and she looks at george and then she looks at me and she says george that young man standing there with a cup of coffee. we have the chinese delegation coming in tonight. i don't know what got into me and i said mrs. bush with all due respect i came to your door in a three-piece suit and i'm not going to spill a drop of this coffee. she laughed and george laughed and we hit it off from that point on and were friends. i became a consulting writer to george bush during his campaign and the run up to 1980. we won the iowa caucuses. we lost in new hampshire. the battle went all the way before george h.w. bush pulled out in ronald reagan became the nominee and he put bush on the ticket with him. tonight continued to consult with mr. bush vice president bush all that time and then into his next presidential run in 1988. the biggest challenge for me in writing speeches for george bush senior was that he didn't like where her sing. he thought it was unmanly to rehearsal night to convince them that ronald reagan or hearst and other people i had worked for had r

george h.w. bush is now the most popular president in modern history. >> went down on constitution avenue, when the army of desert storm marched up. and it was something like rome when the legions were coming back. i was so awed by it. >> at the conclusion of the war, his approval rating was 90%. that was a halo effect from the war. it looked like maybe a good position to start a successful re-election. >> but with 16 months until the election, bush is reluctant to start the campaign engines. >> his first responsibility is to remain as president. you can't give up the fourth year of a presidency just because you have to run for president. >> bush is number one in the polls. he fears no democrat. >> most of the front-runners looked at those numbers and decided i'm going to keep my powder dry and wait four years this is not a good year to run. >> but one man is considering a run for president. bill clinton has won five terms as arkansas governor. but he is still relatively unknown outside his home

the first year we have had a lecture at the george washington university museum. there could be no more fitting location. the third first, this is the first are we feature one of gw's own phd's. she has written a critically acclaimed study. year, the george washington lecture is a little different. .t is a conversation that is the fourth first, if you are keeping track. we felt this made more sense, to have an informal conversation and to welcome more audience participation. have your questions ready. immediately following the conversation, there will be a reception in the lobby. i would like to welcome some special guests this evening. husband, welcome. [inaudible] [applause] unfortunately, the editor for the project could not be here this evening. we want to acknowledge him for precipitating -- for working tuazon.with i am pleased to welcome back to campus the featured speaker, dr. kathleen bartoloni-tuazon. she received her doctorate in history in 2010. she was featured on "all things considered." she worked as a chief of informational management for the u.s. f

we don't have any big worries there in prince george's county. and 270 at father hurley boulevard, just fine. looks like we may have a tractor trailer off to the right, but not slowing anything in the northbound transgender woman was found dead at an area hotel. and we're learning new details surrounding her death. what police think may have played a role. >>> targeting isis. a closer look at how secretary of defense ash carter hopes putting more american troops on but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. >>> montgomery county police are searching for the person who killed a transgender woman in a hotel in rockville. investigators say 22-year-old kiana monroe died of trauma to the upper body. on her facebook page, it says she was born in upper marlboro, lived in d.c. and police believe she may have worked as a prostitute. >>>

let's check in with george! >> george! thank you, guys. you know, whether it's tesla or a prius or any other vehicle, it's not going to make much difference this morning because we're not looking at enough congestion to make those lanes pay off, the express lanes this morning. light traffic all around the bay area. here at the bay bridge no incidents. there's a wind advisory, but that doesn't account for much in the way of slow traffic. as we are tracking about a 20- minute trip time here out of the macarthur maze for the westbound ride, here on 92. delay-free. 11 minutes for your trip out of hayward and heading over to foster city. golden gate bridge now that that early-morning accident is cleared southbound, we are delay-free. and a reminder for you, tonight there will be heavy traffic for your trip on 880 around the coliseum with the warriors. right now, however, as you can see, it's light traffic for your trip on 101 at the bridge. roberta, how's the weather? >> the weather is really conducive, it's not as fog give this morning as it w

it's a sad day in prince george's county. as the chief said, this is an ongoing investigation, which is why am glad our state's attorney is here giving us all support today. chief has said, he gave you the background of what happened. it's a sad day for us, the investigation will be ongoing. as we get more information, we will let you know. right now, the main thing we ask for the men and women of prince george's county is for prayers, thoughts. knows that my family we have lost a brave soul, and with over to answer questions. >> any questions? >> was he a volunteer? >> he was a volunteer, yes, at morningside fire department, yes. >> was anyone able to make it here? here., his wife is his mom, his mother-in-law, several family members. imagine, they are very grief stricken, as all prince george's county is in all of this region. we were just here not long ago, so they are here right now. yes, he was a father, is a father. >> chief? >> yes? >> [inaudible] mindgoes through your about this? what are your thoughts on all this? >>

this happened in prince george's county and put traffic at a standstill in both directions. all lanes of the interlope did reopen earlier. two lanes of the outer loop reopened an hour ago. >>> we don't know what caused a train train to stall this afternoon. more than 1500 passengers were stuck on the train for more than an hour. they walked off of the train to another one and to the rosalyn platform. no one hurt and no fire or smoke. >>> new information on the man accused of hitting and killing police officer noah. >>> the attorney says his client has agreed to plead guilty and could face up to ten years in prison for vehicular manslaughter. he admitted to smoking pot pot and taking xanax behind the wheel. a plea hearing is scheduled for next month. >> a woman in loudoun county. police had been on the hundred for emily king. the fight with the 26-year-old ended with her shooting him in the stomach. the victim is expected to survive. >>> a family has sued a prince george's county facility over the death of their loved one. reuben bibbs died after wondering away from a picnic.

>> taz. >> that was the last time we saw george clooney and julia roberts sharing the screen more than a decade ago. in oceans 12, if you can believe it. that was way too long. thanks very much jody foster, she has brought them back together for the intense new drama "money monster." >> point the camera in my direction, and we'll figure it out together. >> it sounds so simple and yet so moronic. >> george and julia are used to figuring it out together, "money monster" is their fourth >> it's about feeling in control or not in control of our own lives. >> george plays a financial host taken hostage. julia is his producer. >> anyone that can get out, get out right now. >> she's trying to stay calm and collected and connected to lee to keep him calm and to understand what's going on and trying to find the people and trying to find what's really going on. >> george's kidnapper is a man who lost it all in the market, why? a sinister global conspiracy that julia quickly uncovers. >> keep talking to him. >> you're good at that. >> we love the idea of talking about the world of money and how i

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george? >> all right, tom, a lot of excitement there. we're going to move to the democrats now. the new york race fierce in these final there is hillary clinton at the polls with husband bill. her name on the presidential ball lot for the second time. and bernie sanders, after a few final handshakes in times square, off to pennsylvania, vowing a long battle. abc's cecilia vega on the democrats. >> private ball lot. >> reporter: hillary clinton in her adopted home, today, casting her vote in chappaqua. clinton needs a major new york victory to avoid an embarrassing home turf upset, and to potentially knock the nomination out of her rival's reach. >> i love new york and this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here all over the state. >> reporter: bernie sanders, today on one of his famous midtown strolls, in need of a big win, too. >> i'm afraid she's going to be disappointed. >> reporter: fueling that confidence, all that momentum. 18,000 people in the bronx. >> you are the heart a

. >>> also developing this morning, a deadly shooting in prince george's county. this happened in clinton on vienna drive at around 10:00 last night. police say when they got to the scene, the victim was already dead. so far no word on a suspect or motive in the shooting. >>> and this morning the prince george's county fire and ems department is mourning one of their own. funeral plans have been set for firefighter john uh-huh derrick ward is live with more. >> reporter: and the signs of grief are obvious here at fire station 30, landover hills. you can see the ambulance that firefighter ulmschneider would have served on. it's obvious here and also obvious in the hearts of his colleagues. now, ulmschneider, a 13 year veteran of the fire department, was killed on friday responding to a call in which firefighters often respond to but rarely, rarely do they end like this one. >> he had a medical condition that may make him vulnerable to a medical emergency. and so firefighters discussed it and decided to move forward with going in through the front door. they're trai

. >> good morning to you, george. the clear skies here still relatively mild but get ready to be at least 0 degrees colder by sunday morning. let's go ahead and look at what is about to happen. 20 states under some sort of frost/freeze warning. high pressure taking over in the middle of the country from nebraska all the way to the mid-atlantic. the numbers are going to look like this. by saturday morning 11 is the feels like in chicago, 12, detroit. all that cold air just blasts to the east and south. look at atlanta even with a windchill of subfreezing as we go into sunday morning. with that we'll come a little snow and that's why we have a few winter advisory, snow/rain mix along the coast. weekend. george and amy. >> all right. i guess we'll hunker down this weekend. thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house and that clash between former president bill clinton and black lives matter protesters making headlines this morning as the candidates hit the trail and battle for new york. that big primary here just

say hi to george rask. >> hello, george. in for gianna. >> you call me a guest, but we put you to work! >> welcome to channel 5. [ laughter ] >> it's wonderful. we have known george for years. it's an honor to be on the same set with you. >> a pleasure. cbs i mentioned earlier, i got my start in broadcasting with many years at kcbs radio so this feels like home. >> all right. >>> if you are just leaving your home and you're getting ready to head out the door this morning, you'll be greeted with low clouds and patchy fog. kind of acting like a blanket this morning, not as chilly as 4 hours ago. it is now in the low 40s in santa rosa, upper 40s in livermore. here's how we will stack up the numbers today. 50 partly sunny at the beaches. 70 sunnyvale through saratoga. willow glen today in the upper 60s. numbers east of the bay low 70s. the further inland you go about 72 degrees towards discovery bay. otherwise, mid-60s in dublin and boy, when that wind kicks up late day out of the west 10 to 20, it's blustery at times. 50s stins

alert george washington and you're also the first person with lips, right? last the 18 was super chatty on snap chat showing off this st from the run way look on the may cover. only when publications switch up your words for hype, damn. afterwards we did see her with no tan amy baldwin and haley nearly became paparazzi road kill. despite that, the daughter oo a very proud steven baldwin says that she and kiley are having an impact in hollywood. >> we're in a group of young people that are definitely changing the industry. >>> up next, are george clooney an julia roberts exclusive for high laughs and extreme danger. >>> and talk reunion, selma and louise ride again. i love this. we open the "e.t" vault and flash back to the stars 25 years ago. >> i wish we could do it all again. >>> and kloe life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. my style? it's definitely modern. mixed with ladies who mimosa, and a touch of lazy sunday morning. come find your style. right now all outdoor sectionals are on sale, at pier 1 imports. >> i earned it. >>> katie couric honore

>> right now 11 prince george county closed a loophole on an underground strip sglub having it shut down permanently will help that nobody else gets involved in anything or hurt in anything. >> why it's taken so long for the crackdown. >> temperatures are warming up. but it comes at a price. we're attracting heavy rain in the thursday forecast. >> and plus a local school district could have extra days added to this year's calendar. fipt out why on "fox5"local news at 11. >> thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> party is over for a dozen clubs in prince george county ordered to shut down their adult entertainment activities or face county action. "fox5" told you about the concerns neighbors had about the clubs during undercover investigation more than one year ago. >> marina story from the beginning and joins us from fairmont heights maryland. >> this establishment behind me here is ebony inn one of the twelve establish.s ordered cease and desist by prince george county saying allal adult entertainment venue operations need to end effective this friday. yo

george. i raise the issue of employment related identity theft to the commission or the last time he testified here. i know that there has been a lot of work on this issue. these are cases in which someone uses someone else's identity, their name or their social security number, to get a job illegally. a w-2 form with false information is sent to the irs and the social security administration by their employer. our staff met to try to work this out. it was a couple of months ago. what we learned is that, one, the irs continues to process tax returns with. the u2 information and issues refunds as if they are reaching tax returns, saying, that's not really our job, we are there to process the returns and issue the refunds, or collect what is overdue. we also learned the irs ignores notifications from the social security administration, that names do not match social security numbers, and you use euros system to determine whether or not a number is valid. we learned that employers are responsibl

>> reporter: that's right, george. sources tell abc news that donald trump is going to hire a set of political pros to help him secure the nomination. and already, a senior trump staffer has resigned. we're expecting more changes. this, as ted cruz weighed in today, saying that the trump campaign is so disorganized, they couldn't run a lemonade stand. george? >> all right, tom, a lot of excitement there. >>> we're going to move to the democrats now. the new york race fierce in these final days. there is hillary clinton at the polls with husband bill. her name on the presidential ballot for the second time. and bernie sanders, after a few final handshakes in times square, off to pennsylvania, vowing a long battle. abc's cecilia vega on the democrats. >> this is a private ballot. >> reporter: hillary clinton in her adopted home, today, casting her vote in chappaqua. clinton needs a major new york victory to avoid an embarrassing home turf upset, and to potentially knock the nomination out of her rival's reach. >> i love

and i think, by the way, george, this is good for democracy. it's good for the democratic party. >> meantime, hillary clinton is 80% of the way there on the delegates she needs to get the nomination. she's ahead in the most recent polls in pennsylvania. most of the states coming up on tuesday. a poll out this morning showing she's ahead in indiana. and david plouffe, who ran, of course, president obama's campaign, sent out a tweet saying, you have run a stunningly strong campaign fueled by passionate supporters. but raising money and stating you have a path to nomination is a fraud. your response? >> well, i -- you know, david plouffe is working for the clinton campaign. and when you talk about raising money and fraud, well, you know what? we have raised $7 million individual campaign contributions. more than any candidate, i believe in history, averaging $27. and we intend to take the fight all the way to california. so people throughout this country have a right to determine who they want as president and what kind of agenda they want for the

i'm george howell. >>> the headlines -- message from migrants in greece, no one is paying attention to us. many blocked the highway there on saturday demanding the macedonian border be reopened. it is presently closed ahead of a controversial e.u. plan set to take effect monday. migrants who arrived in greece from turkey will be sent back. >>> in brussels, a sign of hope this day. the city's main airport is partially reopening to passengers. this for the first time since the deadly terror attacks nearly two weeks ago. the airport's ceo says just three flights are taking off sunday bound for portugal, italy and greece. there will be no arriving flights. >>> in syria, government forces discovered a mass dprgrave with least 40 bodies in palmyra. many of the victims were women and children, many showed signs of beheading and torture. >>> indian police have arrested four top construction executives connected with this week's deadly overpass collapse in kolkata. all charged with attempted murder and mischief.

george: yes. cory: how many people do you have working on this? george: four. we try to replace the jobs with machine. cory: there are massive regulatory hurdles. george: i'm going to build this and ship this. cory: what is the process going to be? george: i'm going to build it and i'm going to get it to people. you've got to figure out how to make it small. we want this to be user installable. how do you make it so the user account at the camera on the windscreen without precise calibration? cory: 20 seconds, you can tell me. george: your machine has to be able to work regardless of that. it's a sharp contrast to all the existing systems. cory: interesting stuff. i can't wait to see what you come up with here. it's the kind of stuff that can to be mind blowing and make you think. emily: cory johnson from the bloomberg businessweek design conference. stay tuned. we will check back in later this hour to find out what's next for the company that has kept polaroid 600's instant films alive. and i will be speaking with jackie gleason and where she is investing now

he worked for george w. bush 2001 to 2005. what is your reaction? sally denton: i think he is right. i am really focused on the military-industrial prototypes there, and i think all of the americans should be. i do not agree that i do not address the workmanship on the ground. i have several chapters about many of the projects and exactly what kind of, dating back to the hoover dam, exactly what the working conditions were all the way up to the massive layoff at the laboratory and the cleanup, the disasters cleanup in -- the disastrous cleanup in washington. i mean, there are many chapters related to exactly what he says i did not address. brian lamb: the lawrence livermore laboratory was controversial because of why? sally denton: the laboratory, in -- and most americans do not even know this, under president george w. bush in 2007, the nuclear weapons complex was privatized with bechtel at the helm and they got their billion-dollar contract to manage several of the facilities but i really focus on livermore. these were the crown jewels of the manh

overall prince george's county looking typical. inbound 210 is a little slow, pretty typical for the average tuesday morning. to which t top of the beltway look going and 270 south going about 40 miles per hour. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk. here in the newsroom, we're keeping tabs on day three of the search for survivors of that earthquake in ecuador. we're getting in some really intense on the ground pictures of rescues. but the feeling right now in ecuador is t dwindling. the death toll now up to 413 people tand it will probably kep going up. thousands are injured and left with absolutely nothing. while here at home, fair tags county fire is getting ready to send a few member of virginia task force one to help out on the ground this ecuador and we'll certainly let everybody know when they're on the way. >>> speaking of earthquakes, japan still dealing with major aftershocks after last week's earthquakes there. a 5.5 has gomagnitude hit the c hours ago. japan says it's not expecting tsunamis at this point, but land sli

you did george. tomorrowland, hail caesar, i think -- get out of politics stick to acting but you are not very good at that either. at least he has a good handle to the issue. >> i really want citizens united one of the worst laws passed since i have been around. kennedy: have you been around long enough to read a 7 grade political science book. congress did not pass a law call it went through the supreme court you ordinary nob, clooney is also short. donald trump broke that news. >> he went to larry king and told everyone i was very short. i met you sitting down. kennedy: george, accusing you of midgeetry have you failed. it is time to get out of the, whether raising piles of questionable cash, so you can gain access. or being human anvil that sinks every movie they put you in, to shed your pretty mouth. >> i am batman. kennedy: you make adam west look like michael caine, whatever that means. republican elites hope for a brokered convention, contemplating a fresh face, to bring in as their candidate