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A whole. >> mayor turner were going to have to leave it there. richard, that tells you the story of a person who adopted the city as a hometown, and the city taking the family right back. >> an american first as the mayor has described h.w. bush. thank you so much, great interview there in houston, texas, there with the mayor remembering the loss of george h.w. bush. special counsel robert mueller looking to throw more charges at the presidents former campaign manager paul manafort after he br...

King, host of "larry king now" . you have interviewed over the years this president many many times. what stands out to you, and as we try to look forward, you heard what tammy, and what one of i should say supporters of h.w. bush was saying, he had to meet this individual that meant so much to him. >> he had grace and class, richard. he was a special guy. he put his country first over party, and welcomed, there was no one like him. he was terrific as a friend he was great. i had so many, i had ...

Tonight texans are mourning the loss of president h.w. bush, flowers, and candles are being laid at his presidential library and museum in college station, texas. lets go to nbcs garrett haake who is there live in houston, texas. what kind of tributes are happening there in his hometown? >> reporter: hey, richard, yeah, the city of houston has been george bushs hometown twice, first when he represented it in congress, and then returning back to the city after he left the white house. hes really ...

Hours. >> michael, talk about north stars, will h.w. bush be known as time goes by as a north star of conservatism? >> not as a north star of conservatism. he was temperamentally a moderate. he moved to the conservative direction, sometimes pretty abruptly, as a condition of getting on ronald reagans presidential ticket in 1980, he had to immediately decide to no longer be pro choice and also had to accept supply side economics, but he will probably represent to most people, you know, the modera...

The longest marriage of any presidential couple. in general, the bushes approach to public life, was a time of greater civility and more bipartis bipartisanship than we have now. it wasnt without its difficulties. it wasnt like it was a game. it was tough, but it was -- it was a kind of politics that we seem to have lost our ability to wage in washington these days. i think the passing of mrs. bush reminds us is there some way to get back to some of that civility and bipartisan spirit that the b...