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Obama and his family left the White House by motorcade instead of helicopter an hour later and boarded Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base. — Reuters The president and his family left the White House by motorcade instead and boarded Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base. The Obamas were travelling to Selma, Alabama, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a civil rights march. There was some sort of fire not far from the White House at that time Ultimately, plans to depart via Marine One were scrapped in favor of an Andrews Air Force base departure. Given the historical significance of today's observance of Selma's 50th You get to fly around in Air Force One, you host stately dinners for dignitaries from around the world – and you also get to keep whichever pet you want at your grand First Family residence, the White House. A total of 44 Presidents have come and gone White: I was born in Shreveport but was raised in Waskom, Texas. I went to Northwestern, in Natchitoches, for my undergrad – political science and sociology. Went to law school (SMU) for a semester but then went to the Air Force. I flew B-52's in the Air The White House invited Miami Republican Rep. Carlos Curbelo to President Obama's immigration event Wednesday at Florida International University, which is in Curbelo's district. But the congressman apparently won't be able to make it. Curbelo said that .

A loud bang due to fire in a food vendor’s cart nearby triggered lockdown at the White House as President Barack Obama and his family left by motorcade an hour later to Andrews Air Force base to board Air Force One, on their way to Selma, Alabama The Air Force's Space and Missile Systems Center mapped out the possible cargo and astronauts to the International Space Station, a strategy favored by the White House. That approach is at odds with legislation passed by Congress last year that focused CINCINNATI (AP) - Retired Air Force Col. Dean Hess, who helped rescue hundreds of black 18-year-old who was fatally shot by a white police officer in a St. Louis suburb have announced plans to file a civil lawsuit against the city of Ferguson and “I have no idea when the president first learned,” White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters aboard Air Force One. “I wouldn’t be surprised, however, if he had learned about that by reading the newspaper. The president has a lot of .