now lincoln, for example, and and mary todd, what's his name? oh, i think that was the majority actually did starting with washington martha was the wealthiest widow in virginia and that was certainly was part of her appeal. and in fact, it was she had her her plantation was called the white house. that interesting little tidbit. but she was very well like the adams abigail's family. he was a he was a of a pastor and he came from farmers. they didn't definitely father. her father was the pastor. and in fact, married the two. the mother didn't approve of him. there's really many cases like that. very few did they marry down? and i guess that's a the ambition to start out with, because you can use a i mean, look at how many were helped by the wives making money. i mean mrs. lbj's wife had all made all that money in the tv and the radio station, and he couldn't have, you know, he couldn't have run all those campaigns with them. and abigail took care of the farm and did different things to back his his career. anyway, that was the lesson there for a

now lincoln, for example, and and mary todd, what's his name?jority actually did starting with washington martha was the wealthiest widow in virginia and that was certainly was part of her appeal. and in fact, it was she had her her plantation was called the white house. that interesting little tidbit. but she was very well like the adams abigail's family. he was a he was a of a pastor farmers. they didn't definitely father. her father was the pastor. and in fact, married the two. the mother dn't approve of him. there's really many cases like that. very few did they marry down? and i guess that's a sign of the perhaps of the ambition to start out with, because you can use a i mean, look at how many were helped by the wives making money. i mean,2 mrs. lbj's wife had all made all that money in the tv and the radio station, and he couldn't have, you know, he couldn't have run all those campaigns with them. and abigail took care of the farm and did different things to back his his career. anyway, that was the lesson there for all single people here

now lincoln, for example, and and mary todd, what's his name?the majority actually did■< starting with washington martha was the wealthiest widow in virginia and that was certainly was part of her appeal. her her plantation was called the white house. that interesting little tidbit. but she was very the adams abigail's family. he was a he was a of a pastor and he came from farmers. they didn't definitely father. her father was the pastor. and in fact, married the two. the mother didn't approve of him. there's really they marry down? and i guess that's a sign of the perhaps of the ambition to start out with, be a i mean, look at how many were helped by the wives making money. i mean, mrs. lbj's wife had all made all that money in the tv and the radio station, and he couldn't have, you know, he couldn't have run all■b those campaigns with them. and abigail took care of the farm and did different things to back his his career. anyway, that was the lesson there for all single people here on valentine's day. but thank you for that reminder. or did yo

marys: todd, was a real catch. eventually married, she her her father was a wealthy man. she was regarded as quite beautiful. and she was also a very sort of talkative and whatnot. there are all sorts of reasons why you would want to marry her and as a matter of fact, you heard of the lincoln-douglas debates. douglass, the man he debated was another up and coming politician, and he proposed to mary todd, but she turned him down at any rate, lincoln was then she accepted lincoln as a proposal, and they would do to get married when on the on the marriage, he didn't show up. so he he had turned her down. he later told his law partner, from whom we get this story and some of the stories, the law partner tell about lincoln are a little bit in question. but he told the law partner that he had been to see a prostitute. he lincoln had been to see a prostitute, too. and he was afraid he had caught syphilis from the prostitute and he didn't want to marry mary todd and give her the disease. well, so a couple of years went by

now lincoln, for example, and and mary todd, what's his name? oh, i think that was the majority actually did starting with washington martha was the wealthiest widow in virginia and that was certainly was part of her appeal. and in fact, it was she had her her plantation was called the white house. that interesting little tidbit. but she was very well like the adams abigail's family. he was a he was a of a pastor and he came from farmers. they didn't definitely father. her father was the pastor. and in fact, married the two. the mother didn't approve of him. there's really many cases like that. very few did they marry down? and i guess that's a sign of the perhaps of the ambition to start out with, because you can use a i mean, look at how many were helped by the wives making money. i mean, mrs. lbj's wife had all made all that money in the tv and the radio station, and he couldn't have, you know, he couldn't have run all those campaigns with them. and abigail took care of the farm and did different things to back his his career. anyway, that wa

the exhibit features elizabeth keckley, the former slave who was a seamstress and dressmaker for maryars in government detention during world war two. isabel morgan, who was key in developing the polio vaccine scene, and hazel fellows, a seamstress who worked on the apollo spacesuits. we talked to digital curator liz harman about the collection regan. we need to show why women's stories are missing, and that's what becoming visible is trying to do. we created a ten minute digital experience, and we use interviews with curators around the smithsonian objects, archival records, um, to really bring these stories to life at this moment, the american women's history museum only exists online. congress approved plans to build it in 2020, but it will likely take a decade before the doors are open to the public. in the meantime, check it out online and enjoy the history lesson that's it for this edition of matter of fact, i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week to watch more stories like this any time, head to matteroffacttv. >>> dood on "asian pacific america," san francisco pl

douglas, you haven't introduced your friend miss mary todd. he's mr. abraham lincoln. mr. matthew, i'm honored. mr. lincoln's a stubborn, determined to drive his carriage over a cliff when everyone else is reined in their horses. perhaps mr. lincoln sees a road where you don't, mr. douglas. mr. trump, i would to dance with you in the worst way. i. lincoln had a great for women. he was very bashful he was very shy. but that didn't mean that he was not always thinking about women. mary todd was the bell of the town. she was beautiful. she was witty. she attracted many suitors. she was actually courted by stephen douglas, among others she was educated. she came from a long line of diplomat, ambassadors, governors. she was very interested in politics. she was from a prominent whig political family. her father was a slaveholder, but he was also a whig who knew henry clay, who was lincoln's political hero. i myself am a great man can play really well. well, i think the lady like yourself, he interested in well, i hope you'll find i'm not like other ladies. mr. lincoln. and tell

mary todd was the bell of the town. she was beautiful. she was witty.nytually courtey stephen douglas, among others she was educated. she came from a long line of governors. she was very interested in politics. she was from a prominent whig political famy. was a slavehold, but he was also a whig who knew henry clay, who was lincoln's political hero. i myself am a great man can play really well. well, i think the lady like yourself, he interested in well, i hope you'll find i'm not like other ladies. mr. lincoln. and tell m what is this, cliff? you determined to drive lincoln felt an instant connection to her and she. to him she saw something in him right away. well, mr. lincoln, you said you wanted to dance with me in the worst way. and you certainly did the don't look so wounded. it's not your dancing skills interested in. you is? that that's a kind of sexy thing, she says embrace you know your dancing i'm interested it when i was on john stewart at one time they asked me about lincoln's and i said, you know, i think he's sexy. now that is not the norm

douglasyou haven't introduced your friend miss mary todd. he's mr. abraham lincoln. mr. matthew, i'm ' e over a cliff when everyone else is reined in theirncoln sees a road where you don't, mr. douglas. mr. trump, i would to dance with you in the worst way. i. lincoln had a great for women. he wasery bashful he was very shy. but that didn't mean that he was not always thinking about women. mary todd was the bell of the town. she was beautiful. she was witty. she attracted many suitors. she was actually courted others she was educated. she came from a long line of diplomat, ambassadors, governors. she was very interested in politics. she was from a prominent whig political family. her father was a slaveholder henry clay, who was lincoln's political hero. i myself am a great man can play really well. well, i think the lady like yourself, he interested in well i hope you'll find i'm not like her ladies. mr. lincoln. and tell me, what is this, cliff? you determined to drive lincoln felt an instant connection to her and she. to him she saw something in him right away. well, m

douglas, you haven't introduced your friend miss mary todd. he's mr. abraham lincoln. mr. matthew, i'm honored. mr. lincoln's a stubborn, determined to drive his carriage over a cliff when everyone else is reined in their horses. perhaps mr. lincoln sees a road where you don't, mr. douglas. mr. trump, i would to dance with you in the worst way. i. lincoln had a great for women. he was very bashful he was very shy. but that didn't mean that he was not always thinking about women. mary todd was the bell of the town. she was beautiful. she was witty. she attracted many suitors. she was actually courted by stephen douglas, among others she was educated. she came from a long line of diplomat, ambassadors, governors. she was very interested in politics. she was from a prominent whig political family. her father was a slaveholder, but he was also a whig who knew henry clay, who was lincoln's political hero. i myself am a great man can play really well. well, i think the lady like yourself, he interested in well, i hope you'll find i'm not like other ladies. mr. lincoln. and tell

but at the same time pump put in the air coping and mary todd cory. those cannot be proficient alternatives to a to, to be a good ratings. humanitarian crisis, but they are calling for more of the human to terry intrigues outlaw. i'm calling source to reach to the district. there is but with on the bottom and there's a full collapse in security in fact. okay, thank you. thought it was on reporting for us from the south of the gaza strip. thought it. thank you. so many countries, a voice they're concerned about that is really government's approval of plants for a ground invasion of stuff. about one and a half 1000000 palestinians are seeking shelter there and the city is struggling to cope with the influx of displaced families. it was home to an estimate of 275000 people before the war. the us sector of state and city blinking. so as israel needs to present a clear and workable plan to relocate civilians before and very think it off, off the present in 5 minutes. been very clear that given the large number of civilians in, in rafa about 1400000, many o

central kitchen, the latest chip that had been delivered throughout the mary todd cordial, had been a trend. it had been transferred to another part of gauze, a city just being distributed to a number of desperate families. but to now, this convoy cannot be really sufficient for hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been cut off from humanitarian assistance from long time as children and pregnant women are suffering from malnutrition rates. um they are also right now depending on that very primitive method. so in order to get food, as we have been hearing from teams that they were forced to forego meals for days, just to guarantee that children, i can't get sufficient amount of food to feed on. and that's practically what palestinians have been suffering from me closed from the military or international organizations just to allow for is what or to 1st, as well as i know for further humanitarian laboratory doors to be opened in order to create that revision humanitarian crisis another. and casa product, thank you very much for that. that is thought of was in the very latest l

stars in the show, plays mary todd lincoln, mary todd lincoln wants to be a cabaret star, and she willto this show. it's a hot ticket. it's playing downtown through may. i have a feeling it's going to get extended because it's such a hit. >> we of course have only scratched the surface here with all the new shows opening on and off broadway this spring. broadway is back. come to new york city, see a show. frank dalilah, thank you as always we'll talk again soon. >>> we'll be back here tomorrow. right now ana cabrera picks up our coverage after a quick final break. (♪♪) some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you. not one based on whatever this person's doing. get a rate based on you with drivewise in the allstate app. hey! asthma's got you going through it? grab nucala for fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred.

just one of many issues created by this bridge collapse brian, todd, mary scambos, danny freeman. thanks to all of you >> we >> want to bring in felicia port are now she's a baltimore city council member who represents the area where the bridge collapsed felicia. thank you so much for being with us i'm really sad that it's under these unfortunate circumstances. i do want to get your perspective on what we just heard during that press briefing from the ntsb, if you were able to listen to what officials shared their i'm wondering what your reaction is and what questions do you have? for those investigators >> definitely. so one of my first first emotions is definitely just heartbreak. we've been here. may or scott going to more and i have been here since 01:00 a.m. this morning and hearing some of the hearing some of the initial disgust shin about this particular tragic incident. i do have a lot of questions. i do have a lot of questions as far as how the ship actually hit the bridge, but more importantly what type of protocols needed to be in place. not only from the nst be, but al

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