george w. bush and president obama. all were on this stage. never in the history, in the history of this country had there been five presidents in a subsequent program anytime, anywhere for any reason. mark made that happen, and it is the hallmark of the success that he had here. and then last year, in 2016, the vietnam war summit was a program that was comparable to the one he did on civil rights. i have said that i think there are a rare few people in this world that are visionary, that are creative, that know how to come up with an idea that's new and different. there are also a small number of people that know how to implement an idea, implement a program. and those are normally two different people. mark updegrove is both. he knows how to come up with a whole new creation and then knows how to implement it. and he's that rare individual. he left to become the director, the ceo of the museum, medal of honor museum, and he still serves in that capacity. but he also has written even more book

george: apparently not. mcclellan keeps waiting to be reappointed with another command and there was even talk in the summer of 1864, the blair family, one of the great political families of the day, the maryland and missouri branches, there was effort by the, i think the elder statesman of the family, frank senior, to have mcclellan brought back to some responsible position in exchange for him not running for president. because, the thinking is if the democrats nominate mcclellan he might be a formidable candidate. he proves not to be, because he was nominated in part by piece eace platform, when he was not a peace candidate. and mcclellan is reluctant to endorse the platform. he doesn't issue his letter of acceptance. lincoln joked, maybe he was entrenching. [laughter] that was another great lincoln story. i wonder if it was true. it is almost too good to be true. you know, mcclellan is put into a difficult position. and the reaction of the soldiers, though there is new evidence that maybe some of the sold

also tagging along, george's nephew, george lewis, who wanted to join the army. this was the house that became more of a family home starting in december until april, when the washingtons left. this is another family story that started at the house and starts with the household account. a woman named margaret thomas is paid here for making three shirts for william lee, george washington's body servant. we know from other documents that margaret thomas was a free black woman who joined the domestic staff of general washington and traveled with him for the rest of the war doing things like laundry and sewing. she and william lee became a couple by the end of the war, and this came as a surprise to washington after the war when lee said, can you bring my wife to mount vernon? this was probably the first time washington had heard of this, but also the first time he had been asked to do something like this. he did not want to yet he felt he needed -- that william deserved this, he had been so loyal, so washington agreed. that probably would not have happened before th

interest that george is cooperating? >> yes. >> it the right side of history. >> that's a big deal, any time you're prosecuting a case, you know this, you're the legal expert. having people on the inside cooperating and telling you what they knew, what they saw, what they heard, it also means that everyone else is being interviewed by the fbi agents for robert mueller, have to be worried, have to be careful, they have to make sure they tell the truth. michael flynn and george popadopoulos have been nailed for lying to the fbi, not for the underlying actions, but they only can cut these deals if they have something to offer to mueller. in each of these cases, we don't know what this is yet. >> i thought it was fascinating to hear at least her perspective of why that turning is a good thing not only for them, leniency, but she argues for the country, and it's not often you get to sit down with a witness who's been inside with mueller's investigators. david corn, who has been investigating this from the start, thanks for yo

george papadopoulos that plead guilty to lying to the fbi and agreed to be a cooperating witness for the robert mueller special counsel investigation. the way it works, a judge is supposed to factor into your senten sentence. to measure that, they have to wait until you're done cooperating. they wait until law enforcement has everything they might want to get out of you before they bring you up for your sentencing before the judge. today was the day that lawyers on both sides of the george pop dop laus case were supposed to have a conference that will sentence papadopoulos. the government is nowhere near done with them yet and that is not happening. they delayed the initial conversation about sentencing for three months. so we don't know what that means but then tonight in an interview with the washington post, george papadopoulos' fiancee proclaims,

george james. dr. james, a psychologist with the council for relationships, specializes in couples and family therapy. rosemary connors: thanks for being with us, dr. james. george james: thank you, rosemary. rosemary: okay, so it's not arguing, it's not cheating. researchers say the number one reason is actually a lack of commitment. in fact, researchers have found about half of all divorces come from relatively low conflict relationships. explain this for us. george: so, i mean, commitment is a huge part, right? and so, we enter into our marriage, and some people have the thought of like, "this is going to be forever. like i'll--to the day i die, i'm going to be with this person." rosemary: till death do us part. george: right, and they actually believe that, and that's part of their commitment. we see it as a long-term thing. while other people, they see it as, "okay, until a situation happens, or until there's an incident, or until the kids go away to school." and when we talk about commitment, rea

expectations are high, can george wea h expectations are high, can george weah possibly meet them, i ask? the one thing, when people love you you have to strive for them. liberia loves me, what i've done before in my life, and ok i'm going to do it again. football teaches that you cannot succeed alone and the new president as the people on site. but more than anything now george weah is going to need their patients. fergal keen, bbc news, monro villar. with all the sport - here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre... after defeat in the ashes, england have won their one day series against australia, after taking an unassailable 3—0 lead following a 16—run victory in the third odi in sydney. alex gulragani reports. under the guidance of eoin morgan, england's short form game continues to thrive, yet recently, the captain himself has struggled for runs. his, one of six wickets that fell with the score looking unfavourable for the tourists. jos buttler and chris woakes soon changed that as the pair dominated proceedings. the final over of the innings delivered a half—

>> george: yes, yes, yes. in 1990, russia left us alone and, uh, we got in trouble with the economy, so i had to change my job. >> anthony: so it looks like the embargo might end, you know, a lot of money gonna start coming to cuba. do you think it's gonna change? >> george: oh, i think that the american businessmen will invest in cuba and that will be good for everyone. >> anthony: how about, how about going back to engineering? >> george: uh, you know, that will depend how much they will pay. >> anthony: right. okay. ♪ what next for cuba? something is coming. it will come, from out there, but also from within cuba. it's already happening, but what is it? everybody knows. everybody can feel it. it smells like freedom, but will it be victory? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nainoa: my great fear as a kid was a fear of failing. and that's hawaiian because i was born that way because that's the expectation. you're hawaiian, you're gonna be less. you're hawaiian you're gonna fail more. and so, it's old, it's in you, it's pa

mason, george washington's neighbor. he quickly rose to the more - vaunted status. he designed and finished several interiors and possibly some exteriors in the chesapeake region over his 20 year career. at the time of his death, his workshop included about a dozen free and enslaved craftsmen. although the interior woodwork on lloyd's house would not have been finished, and there is no record of the men visiting the site, washington would have known him from his work, and he and lloyd must have discussed the monumental plans for the property. that is really just an excuse. i wanted to be able to show you this. [laughter] as completed three years later, the house was still a showpiece. it was and still is a showpiece with a double stair that returns on the landing late by a large venetian window. the interior was finished with an abundance of carved woodwork. all of this is executed, including carving on the shutters. and exquisite ornamental plaster ceilings executed by john rollins. highly skilled professional just arri

we go around prince george's county where billy and fedex field are seeing light snow showers along 50 and 495. around rockville and gaithersburg, potomac, and germantown, these areas with light snow at this time. i know it is just starting around the northern tip of montgomery county. quantico, stafford. frac fredericksburg light snow for you as well. the have your band has popped up south as well with moderate snow popping up. everywhere else is just getting late snow and heavier snow to the east of us. we will continue to track this. this should begin to wrap up between 8 a.m. and 10 am and will shift over to the east. one or two inches. if you are further west you are looking at a dusting and maybe up to an inch. >>> traffic will be impacted. i have been looking at traffic cameras and i feel like they are key we are seeing the snow we will keep looking at those. i want to mention two other things weather related. we have a water main break and a gas line repair. the water main break on university boulevard. you are affected in both directions. then to gas line repairs are happening

she questioned whether or not george washington was really religious. she said i never really saw him pray. he went to church but didn't pray. so i think that's a different kind of understanding about religion from her viewpoint. but she doesn't give us those intricacies but i talk about banninger as a way to give context what their early era of the out looked like, and he's part of that. -- looked like and he is part of that. >> i find it interesting that you started your research on about the announcement, that you really weren't looking for at the time, and then you hit the jackpot by finding the interview, and i was wondering, was that part of your long process when you did that or what led you to find the report of the interview? >> yeah. that is a jackpot. i could -- as an historian i think i can say that -- i don't know if i'd call it jackpot. i feel like this kind of recovery work is so important, and to have this story out for a large audience is the same. i didn't necessarily know dish'll be honest here, doing it on c-span, but i'll be honest

saint george had written a play, a scathing farce of a play entitled "up and ride." he wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams' tre pretentious titles, pompous congressmen who sought favor and also attacked abigail adams for and dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point in the poem. and apparently riding around in a carriage was really seen as part of an elite activity that the image just didn't sync with where americans wanted their country to be. in any case, saint george sent a letter to his brother telling him about his farce. although thomas wanted to read the play and say this is great, he advised his brother to be politically circumspect. he knew what was happening with his dangerous vice. he knew that church had been -- there had been backlash against the poem. and as he wrote to his brother, were we to make every man our enemy who is not wholly in sentiment with us? we should have very little support left. and if only that advice were followed more today. so gems of discovery like these waited for me in

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. >> this is prince george's county county. okay, so, here's them driving in prince georges county. as you can see the roads are covered there definitely and the snow is still coming down, so you're going to need to be careful. you can understand now why the schools are closed and delayed and all that's going on there. we have crews across the area in the dmv and of course we're checking in periodically throughout the morning on all the different locations so that you know exactly what you're facing when you head out the door. 5:12 is our time right now. you're watching fox5 news morning. don't go anywhere. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 news morning. it's 5:14 on this thursday morning. look at the roads out there. really tricky in some parts of the area. i believe this is in prince george's county -- no, this is ocean city. >> ocean city. >> this is ocean city where cori coffin is facing blizzard bomb cyclone. caitlin roth keeping an eye on everything throughout the region. some people getting it worse than others. what is a bomb cyclone. was this word manufactured

>> not really, george. the dynamic that got us here the democrats calculated it would hurt the white house and republicans more than them. republicans calculated the opposite. my sense talking to white house officials, they believe the democrats will pay a bigger price. they don't necessarily think it's a big win for them. the president himself is less convinced that this is actually a winning issue. >> jon karl, thanks. let's bring in the president's spoi point man on capitol hill, marc short. thank you for joining us. let's start out with what jon karl was talking about, the meeting friday between president trump and senator schumer where they had the outlines of an agreement. are we close? >> george, thanks for having me back. i think what's befuddling us is we think we're making process. the president outlines four priorities in helping to solve the daca issue. we want to do this too. these are people age 16 to 36 with work permits. they don't have any criminal background. they're here being productive.

commentator: george weah, he has one to contend with, he plays a 1—2, george weah! today he was leading a team of friends against an army selection. and still scoring. it was in europe, playing for teams like chelsea and ac milan, that he became a legend. fifa footballer of the year. george weah inherits a nation still struggling with the legacy of war. nearly two thirds of the population live below the poverty line. in claratown, the slum where he grew up, they are hoping he will bring jobs, health care, housing. when you come here to the streets where george weah grew up, the scale of problems facing liberia is very clear. for any kind of meaningful change to take place, peace is essential, and this is a generation that has grown up without knowing war, in a country that was once a byword for anarchy. in 1a years of war, a quarter of a million people were killed. child soldiers likejoseph duo became symbols of pitiless violence. today, he's one of those looking to george weah in hope. like his nation, joseph is scarred by the past but determined not to repeat it.

waterville down for prince george's county, brandywine. by the time all is said and done, you can see anywhere from one to maybe two inches of snow around d.c. that i-95 corridor, two to four inches in southern maryland. ocean city seating higher amounts of snow. even now, our wind is picking up. we havgo costing nearly 30 miles an hour. d.c. is close to that. 22 miles an hour in fredericksburg. i will make it feel very bitter. -- that will make it feel very bitter. snow ending late morning around 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m.. eileen whelan has been live all morning long out in storm trak 7. how are the roads looking, eileen? veronica,, my gosh, the roads are not good. we are in upper marlboro, heading south on route four. our photographer, vanessa, is manning the wheel. she said this is officially not fun. this is route 4, and the roads are snow-covered. we have seen so many road crews out here treating the roads. road temperatures are in the mid 20's. and sliding. when you went to bed last site, prince george's county was under a two-hour delay

shortly after i began my doctorate at george washington university. as a student who is interested in political history in the first presidency and at a time when interest in political history was at what we say, nicely, a wayne and in the profession i was looking for [inaudible]. we can talk about how exciting and wonderful it is but it was also a time where i really was seeking people who also looking at the politics of the early republic. in a deep and thoughtful way, not just a radiographic way, and not just about the people but the issues and the events of the time. when i walked into the congress which was, by the way, located an easy walk from campus but in a nondescript building on the second floor and i knocked on the door and go in for the first time in here are cameron and helen, chuck and charlene working away in this second story office building and i realized right away that they were working on extraordinary stuff, just extraordinary and it seemed as if and this may be important but it was undiscovered as far as i was desperate it was b

george: hello, marcus. lemonis: george, right? george: yes. lemonis: nice to meet you. george: nice to meet you. -petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boili

in any case, saint george sent a letter to his brother telling him about his farce. and although thomas wanted to read the play and said, this is great, he advised his brother to be politically circumspect. he knew what was happening with this dangerous vice, he knew that edmund church, had -- there had been backlash against the poem. as he wrote to his brother, were we to make every man our enemy, who is not wholly in sentiment with us, we should have very little support left. and if only if that advice were followed more today. so gems of discovery like these waited for me in the archives of the congress project. voices from across the emerging american nation came alive for me and as a result, my book "for fear of an elective king" -- here it is. anyway, i think it's fairly entertaining and it has a meaningful examination of an important moment in our founding history. concepts of presidential power and the extent of federal power never goes out of style. and depending on who the president is, at the time, up until today, those kinds of questions and where washing

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i want to start with what we learned about george papadopoulos. you knew of him as a coffee boy in the estimation of one member of that team. as you begin to color in the profile, what more did you learn about him? >> certainly the coffee boy label doesn't fit here. this is an aide who stayed in contact with top campaign officials all the way through the campaign. he was asked and did help edit donald trump's first major foreign policy speech and he helped broker a meeting between donald trump and top members of the egyptian government. so this was not a coffee boy, per se. now, look, we shouldn't overstate it. this was not somebody running the campaign. but to dismiss him as a l low-level player is just wrong and it also misses the fact that spies work from the outside in. what the fbi and cia were seeing were all the hallmarks of a classic influence operation. where members were directly and indirectly trying to get their hooks into people in the trump campaign and george papadopoulos was one of them. >> matt, you and your colleagues look at the

we're live in prince george's county in suitland. we'll be back on "news4 today" in the 6:00 hour. >> there you go. you have to be coordinated to keep up. >>> next at 6:00, google and twitter are being sued. why white men say they're the ones being discriminated against at work and online. >>> alabama's crimson tide rolled over the georgia bulldogs. if you went to bed early, we have the dramatic ending that you missed. >>> fog overhead to patchy ice on the streets, i'm justin finch. we're watching the conditions that could prevent a hazard as you make your way to work and school. a live report is coming up. more. you're doing great. [laugher] you look amazing. the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. at college inn we craft a because every detail matters. we select all-natural chicken and flavorful herbs and spices. college inn broth helps you make every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. mommy you're strong! aw, you bet i am! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day.