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Her son where he came in and mut put his feet up on the coffee table and she said get your feet off the coffee table. and her husband said barbara youre talking to the president. she said no, im talking to my son i want the feet off the coffee table. she and george, married when they were 19 years old. they came from we will-established families and they carried that through their whole lives. i think the affection is authentic and its across all party lines. >> you talked about the relationship...

Remember, the bakersfield area because he was getting into the oil business. so it was a big leap for her. but theyve been through so much and the affection was genuine. >> governor, very quickly to you, if you had to sum up barbara bushs legacy in a sentence, how dwou would you do sir? >> she made a big ex-pact on the country, she lived her life the way she wanted and felt a responsibility do it and she left us on her own terms, and that was barbara bush. >> governor john sununu, tom brokaw, th...

Pain of the 92 defeat of george bush after only one term to bill clinton, i would assume that they would be there. i dont know about the obamas. i would assume that jimmy carter if hes up and able to do it would be coming. so this will be quite a gathering potentially of former presidents, former first families. there is such affection for barbara bush and for george herbert walker bush. everyone knows the pain that bush 41 is in at losing the love of his life. 73 years. stephanie, can you imagi...

And the company will now deal with the two gentlemen. but i just wanted to say that as a private citizen, it is, you know, for me, look. in office, out of office, i love this city. and for us to be, you know, national, international news, for something, so, you know, ignorant, it really does break my heart, and we have to be able to move forward from this, because we are the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection, i believe we will. but we cannot ignore, as the previous person indicated, ...

Would certainly like to apologize to these two gentlemen. what happened to them is certainly unacceptable. its a horrible situation. poorly handled by the manager at starbucks. i have no idea what was going on in that persons mind, but this is not the philadelphia that i know and love and have served most of my adult life. we will not be defined by this kind of unacceptable incident and behavior. and the company will now deal with the two gentlemen. but i just wanted to say that as a private cit...

President george h.w. bush and mother to president george w. bush, has passed away at the age of 92. she was a beloved first lady who was a champion of literacy, she was a fierce advocate for her huge clan, political and otherwise, that has extended into so many areas of american life. she was announced just a couple of days ago, that she would forgo further treatment and that she wished to receive comfort care in her home surrounded by her family and her loved ones and that is exactly what she ...

Passed away. i am joined here by the ambassador to the united kingdom who is joining me for other reasons this evening, we now turn our attention to the death of the former first lady. karen pierce, qaddafi with us. >> i had the great pleasure of meeting her and washington with president bush as they have been leaders domestic neighbors of the british embassy. we are very good friends to them. we really enjoyed meeting them. she was a wonderful lady. i think that affection was shared in britain ...

Before we go today, a few words about an extraordinary woman that i have been lucky enough to know. barbara bush is surrounded by friends and family in houston, texas. to have served multiple members of the bush family like i did was to seek the approval and affection from barbara bush. funny, blunt, kind, doting. a lover of books and one of the most politically savvy people i have ever known. the last time i was at home, she walked me into her bedroom to show me something. it was a picture that...

And hostile at home, where arguments and not affection were the family routine. joan now says she realizes she was manipulated by her daughter. >> i gave up. i hate to admit it. i gave up on that child. i didnt know what to do. >> joan turned the task of parenting elizabeth over to major david, the military man, who did what he could to keep military order. >> he was definitely the tough one. he was the one that would decide the punishment, how long the grounding was going to be. >> a war of wil...

Home overall. i wanted, like, a real mother/daughter relationship and it was never really there. several months prior to the murder, her mom was taking her shopping. they were being a family. there was some type of parental involvement. >> and she liked that a lot. >> she liked it. that was something she was lacking. >> but having finally offered her daughter the maternal affection she so craved? unan threatened to withdraw it ss she got that gun and used it to kill her father, or so elizabeth...