and on behalf of the working people of chicago, florence greenberg made the following demand. we're asking our government to take health from the list of luxuries to be bought only with money and add it to the list containing the inalienable rights of every citizen. you don't know whether franklin roosevelt ever heard about florence greenberg unprecedented call for health care as a right. because even though he had endorsed the conference, he chose that time to go on vacation. fdr was actually on a cruise. guess we can't really blame him. probably pretty well deserved vacation. but three years earlier, fdr had refused to include medical coverage as part of the social security act because he didn't want to to antagonize the american medical profession. he gets in a message of support to the health conference, but not long afterward the outbreak of world war ii force the president attention elsewhere. five years later on january 11, 1944, in his state of the union address, roosevelt spoke to the american people about the war, and especially about the kind of peace the allies pla

so we are going to jump ahead three decades after florence greenberg. after the passage of medicare and medicaid, to september of 1970 when the american hospital association held its annual meeting in houston, texas. the american hospital association, or the aha, you may have heard of them. they're kind of like the ama of the hospitals. they are not as well is the ama but very powerful lobbying group on behalf of the interests of private hospitals in the u.s. for over a century. the 1970 meeting of the aha turned out to be unlike any they ever had before because the hospital delegates were greeted by picket lines of mostly african-american women and children who were carrying signs and chanting things like, equal treatment for medicaid patients and hospital care for the poor. these picketers represented the national welfare rights organization, grassroots group with thousands of welfare recipients or welfare mothers as they were sometimes called an sometimes called themselves that as well. this meeting of the hospital association in 1970 was the first m

. >> in florence.ng is, people love their designers and what better way to really embrace that designer by staying in a hotel they have put together with all their famous touches. so they are actually based in florence so why not have the hotel, the engarno, right on the banks of the river. you can see the arno, you can even see the incredible delmo. just gorgeous right from your room. sara game is known for their attention to detail and a lot of craftsmanship and this hotel really reflects that. >> on to paris and christian lacroix known for famous designs. what will we find them. >> lacroix is known for couture, vivid colors like the magenta i'm wearing. this hotel dates back to the 17th century. instead of krcroissants, you'll find a blow-up in the room of wallpaper. there are some elements very contemporary, some very modern, but there is just a whimsical and fun. if you're going to paris and want to stay somewhere that doesn't feel cookie cutter, this is a good choice. in the november issue of tra

all right earlier so you know mark is from their european university in florence thanks for having us here on r.t. thank you. well as was just a mansion the protests are expected in the portuguese capital were the german chancellor is expected later in the day the country's parliament recently approved a new budget of spending cuts and tax hikes which prompted the biggest protest in years artists are a further reports from once when. the german chancellor angela merkel is making her first state visit to portugal since the debt crisis began she's going to be meeting with the country's prime minister today is the german chancellor is expecting a warm welcome today she might want to think again at the same time as these meetings take place we're going to be expecting protests to be taking place across the country and certainly here in lisbon as the days straight to start she measures the base and we seen an increase in the amount to say she laments and unhappiness with those measures now portugal's it was hoped would become the southern european success story in a sharp contrast to what

susan rice's roots are in florence, south carolina, that i got the opportunity to serve for almost 20ears in the congress. her father, who -- emmitt, born in florence, didn't leave there until he was 16 years old, i've been a close friend of his over the years. i'm a close friend of susan rice. i think it's absolutely a shame for this young lady whose roots are deep in south carolina soil to get sullied like this by my senior senator, who i consider to be a good friend. susan -- >> let's talk about motive here. even if you think a person made a mistake, they were given the wrong brief, they don't think -- they haven't said she made it up. why is this hostility to this young public servant who isn't much -- who isn't a politician even. she serves in foreign affairs capacity. she isn't in the arena with you guys. why are they treating her like she's somebody to punch? >> that's exactly right. this young african-american woman, i'm going to say. this is the kind of stuff that happened to colin powell. he was given information. he went to the united nations with information we found out l

cue the time travel and rrincarnation painting originated not far from florence, italy where max's grandfather'sly is from. ss we're thinking it's not totally farretched for that to be an anceetor of my family's. but let's face it the wwhle time traveling thing's more fun. (laughter) ii's been ffn comparing a pprtraat of a french accorr from the latee1800s. ann comparing icholas ccge to a civil war era phootgraph on letterran. and then ttere was the time a group alled improv everywhere brought a look- alike for the long departed king philip the 4th of spaii into new york's metropolitan of alazquez's paintinn of the to beehaving an autooraphh spain. he's the rral king? yeah. really? yeah? but he's too young foo...oh he's 400 years old... he doesn't look 400. ask hii what does he eat. security asked thhm to leavv. max would like to come back o the philadelphia museum of rt pn ostume for a photo op. moos stannupp there s some sort of wwird syymetrr between thhse red tights and that purple tie dyed t-shirt. actually some oker hhs alreadd photoshopped them together,,pink floyd t-shirt and tights. bei

dan marcos and bay view and i see florence con and what this is about and why it's historic when we on community -- we work with workers, communities, folks trying to get on these projects and as the mayor stated and supervisor avalos talked about and local hire is the last thing and typically around good faith and whose faith and it doesn't work this. is mandatory. the warriors are partners in labor. the contractors have submitted to working with us to make local hiring mandatory, 50%. local apprentices will do this. this is historic. it hasn't happened on a project like this and what you're going to see and what we're all excited about. we will see a new generation of local residents come into the trade guaranteed through this agreement commitment and start their construction career and building this arena and bringing basketball back to san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> i would like to invite our speakers as well as many others to sign the agreement that codifies this commitment between the warriors and labor and the community and the city so i'm going to ask the mayor, rick w

it is like being in florence during the renaissance.ry is happening out. -- history is happening here. all i'm doing is giving back to my people by being here. i like to think that they are waiting for me to come back from this experience. ♪ >> introducing his music to a whole new audience in new york. and we could not leave you without the final story from washington. today, the president and his two daughters took part in the annual thanksgiving right of pardoning two turkeys. it is a tradition that stretches back to the 1960's. that brings the program to a close. you confide constant updates on our website. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching. to those of you in the u.s., have a happy thanksgiving. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their -- work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working t

nick florence to williams, 22-yard touchdown. and oregon transfer, 185 yards for the bears, this one an 80-yard jaunt and baylor goes on to win 52-24. baylor beats a number one team for the first time in school history. also baylor, first time with a losing record to beat a bcs number one in history. and once again, notre dame poised to take over the number one spot. they beat wake forest today at senior day in south bend. everett golson career-high 346 yards. passing. this touchdown to goodman. and notre dame gets the win, 38-0. as they shut out the demon deac deacons. alabama suddenly back into the title mix, they step outside of con trens to beat western care lie nashgs remember the tide coming off a loss to a&m last week. mccarron to jones, alabama wins 49-0. s.e.c. scores, florida, also stepping outside of conference play, they blank jacksonville state and georgia dole same thing, beat jourg southern. this evening's developments good for fans in athens. texas a&m's johnny manziel maybe now the heisman front runner and collin

simplicity of no claim four lives raging waters a structure here it's most historic cities including florence and the lagoon city of venice the victims died in similar but separate accidents where the vehicles were swept away by torrents heavy rain and usually high tides caused rivers to swell burst their banks. don't get all our news twenty four seven dog com if you're not near your television with more news just about seven minutes from now all of this is coming to you live from moscow we appreciate you watching. wealthy british style. markets why not kendall. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike skies or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. three speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots skiffy ip interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. browser's. sisters. i miss it and. take care of my daddy. a lot of. does a famous reuse benson play was oh my saban's was my mammy ransom busine

their first win in seven league matches with a three nil victory over car former liverpool striker florence and i'm up on board probably did the cross and went on court is headed home after half an hour while eight in the second half could announce a lot and make it a chant that added two more to similar corrina when much to the joy of the home fans the russian premier league season has just reached its halfway point and the title battle seems to have turned into a three horse race. where many on top of the table wells in need have gone joy in second with angie just three points behind so with the winter break now just a month away the battle to go into its own top is just warming up on sunday and by the party must go. from the top of the table to the back of the action is the best of the rest. on monday brotherly love was put to one side as american twins damien and c.j. hope good went up against each other on the californian waves the siblings slug it out in the cold war to transfix earth meeting with damian gaining the upper hand but the set of three year old still couldn't make the semi

italy played for lives raging waters have struck some of europe's most to storage cities including florence and the lagoon city of venice the victims died in similar but separate accidents where their vehicles were swept away by those torrents heavy rain and unusually high tides cause rivers to swell and burst their banks. this is r.t. live from moscow thanks for being with us i'm kevin though and i'll be back with the latest news in about ten minutes time and bring your headlines again then this is r.t. . this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. the more than hundred thousand. troops working with the children see the children to be more likely to be born with birth defects and children in the rest of the country. in the sea as five hundred dollars. unpunished. the sun rises over what seems like analyst forest. hundred kilometers north of. as much of the world it's disappearing a

now claimed for lives raging waters have struck some of europe's most to storage cities including florence and the lagoon city of venice to the victims died in similar but separate accidents where the vehicles were swept away by the torrents heavy rain and unusually high tides of cause rivers to swell and burst their banks. exactly twenty six minutes past nine moscow time after the break lorna says capital account looks why lenders continue to grill green. what's ahead for america's exhausted economy too. you can tell an ordinary russian siberian appalled in the blink of an eye wrote one . day siberians war different clothes a different food. different animals. but what about now my journey began in two men but the big city was all shiny all funded skyscrapers and shopping malls much like any other prosperous russian post. so i decided to. a small town just outside. many. dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia . with cabbage and making sure you can have many as a start the main dish. although it may draw. most people in siberia see nothing wrong with h

of struck some of europe's most historic sites including florence and when its victims died in similar but separate accidents where their vehicles were swept away by torrents heavy rain and unusually high tides caused the roots to swell and burst their banks. jordan has seen. the country's prime minister announced a fuel price hike demonstrations took place in the capital supported by twelve other cities throughout the country despite criticism of the ruling model being punished by three years behind bars opposition groups have called for a popular revolution. a small plane has crashed into the sun palos airport in brazil upon a damaged his head and spine while two other passengers survived the incident with minor injuries and it's not yet clear what caused the crash but there are reports the plane failed to break what had landed on the runway. it's over a year ago now since the occupy wall street movement blossomed as a protest movement against corporate greed in the u.s. the campaign has suffered major ops obstacles to get its message across including harsh kwan downs by the authorit

month but it's still threatens to take food from his mouth alexi rush of ski reporting from paris in florence. in troubled times everything from countries and companies still ordinary people seem to have a common problem debt but not cherishing the u.s. might have come up with a solution to help those who need it most is the brainchild of occupy wall street and based on traditions of face and forgiveness president has the streets of new york to find out what people think of it. started by the people behind the occupy wall street rolling to believe is a project that is buying up debt just like a collection agency would but instead of collecting on it there absolving the debt in an effort to liberate america from the chains of debt is this ingenious or a way to let slackers off the hook from responsibility this week let's talk about that depends on where the funds are coming from crowd sourced crowd sourced yet crowdsourcing is great if they can clear people's debt who need it then i think that's the good thing to do are you into that. i take that as a yes not a lot but i do know of it well if

his part has defended the move say that he was leading the country towards freedom and democracy florence freedom from the executive intelligence review magazine says that egypt's political future is now being put to the test. i think that president morsi is now on a slippery slope and it shows you how fragile and delicate this whole movement that was launched a couple years ago for our democracy and i sometimes say so-called democracy be courageous they're not really giving democratic rights to the people unless the people are participating in the government and all of the people are actually raising their standard of living i think morsi the president has made some kind of arrangement with the military a few months ago i think he's also has strong backing from the west i think until the actual people of egypt like all these other countries have gone through the city to malta his time intill the people are giving real economic development till the given real freedom this is going to continue to be a problem on people with their lives people stayed out of demonstrations people didn't comm

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nix nick florence to reese. >> mike: cal in corvallis taking on oregon state could be jeff fedford'dinal game. and david fales is lighting it up again, highlights of >> mike: cal head coach jeff tedford didn't help his chances. could be his final game as head coach of the bears. he will meet with the athletic director as early as tomorrow. sean mannion goes deep. cook comes back to the ball to make the catch, and then cuts across the field. oregon state ahead 21-7. late second quarter, mannion again. 18-23 for 239 yards. four tds in the first half. beavers win. cal ends the season 3-9. >>> san jose state hosting byu at spartan stadium for the first time since 1968. it was a sparty party. quarterback david fales came out swinging. airs it owl to griggsby. the extra point was blocked. spartans up 6- 0. second quarter, fales to grigsby. this time an 18 yarder. late fourth. byu, onside kick. the ball goes off chandler jones, who turns his back. byu covers. kurtis moving deep into spartan territory but san jose state defense comes up big. keith smith. causescauses the fumble. spartans imp

nix nick florence to reese. >> mike: cal in corvallis taking on oregon state could be jeff fedford'dal game. and david fales is lighting it up again, highlights of >> mike: cal head coach jeff tedford didn't help his chances. could be his final game as head coach of the bears. he will meet with the athletic director as early as tomorrow. sean mannion goes deep. cook comes back to the ball to make the catch, and then cuts across the field. oregon state ahead 21-7. late second quarter, mannion again. 18-23 for 239 yards. four tds in the first half. beavers win. cal ends the season 3-9. >>> san jose state hosting byu at spartan stadium for the first time since 1968. it was a sparty party. quarterback david fales came out swinging. airs it owl to griggsby. the extra point was blocked. spartans up 6- 0. second quarter, fales to grigsby. this time an 18 yarder. late fourth. byu, onside kick. the ball goes off chandler jones, who turns his back. byu covers. kurtis moving deep into spartan territory but san jose state defense comes up big. keith smith. causescauses the fumble. spartans impro

i told him i was on my way and had a girlfriend from florence, south carolina. so i shook his hand again and that was it. that story is really a metaphor for the difficulty i had been the challenges i faced in writing about this very controversial figure. you know, there is no easy or straightforward way to write about a figure as controversial as him. sometimes as i read the book, i wonder if some of the stuff is not another effort on my part to carry his baggage. goodness knows he has baggage that needs carrying. but the other challenge, the real challenge i had was to fight the urge not to simply walk away and meet demand face-to-face and present him as a three-dimensional character. so that is the challenge that i face. what i wanted to do, really, was to write a history of strom thurmond's america. in a critical but dispassionate way, in a way that would shed light on some of the issues that have shaped each of our own american lives today. i hope that in doing so you can add a sense and a measure of reason and passion to these issues that in boreal our pol

and my grandfather's family is from florence, italy.to them and say let me take myself home. >> is it comfortable? the outfit? >> it's not bad. i might wear this around campus. >> okay. considering that campus is temple in philadelphia, be careful. all right, max? be careful. thank you so much for joining us. it's a terrific story. we want to find out if it is a long, lost galuppo, okay? >> i'm totally interested. i'm going to do as much research as i can. >> thanks, max. let's go inside to lara. >> thank you, josh. >>> now, we have the secrets of finding your perfect figure. everyone wants one. not always easy to get. what is there was a way to fake it? "lucky" magazine has a way to make any figure look flawless. and lori bergamotto is here to show us how. i want to start in general. how do you do it when you're working with a fashion shoot? what are your tricks? >> "lucky's" tricks are downplaying any problem areas. and it's about having fun and trying a lot of things on. luckily, we've done all of the work for you. i can give you the

i had a girlfriend from florence of carolina and i said a comment i guess because the small talk one day with strom thurmond of all about that story a lot as i've written this book because my story is a metaphor for the difficulty that i had been writing about the challenge that i face in writing about this very controversial figure. there is no easy or straightforward way to write about a figure as controversy old as strom thurmond to carry his back, to carry the baggage keas baggage he's carrying. the challenge in the book is to try to fight the urge to not kind of simply walk away and not meet the man face-to-face and present him as a kind of three-dimensional character. to write in a way that in a critical but a dispassionate way in a way that would shed light on some of the issues that have shaped each of our own americas today and i hope that in doing so you can add a sense of a measure of reason and dispassion to these issues that in the royal our politics today and divide us but what are the big issues that a history of strom thurmond's america speaks to? we've remember, a lo

she also promoted health legislation with florence mahoney, the cancer stroke movement. she is very supportive of the creation of the endowments for the arts and humanities and the acquisition of the first-run museum. the addition of 35 new national parks, many of which she visited herself. the interesting thing is that this legacy continues in retirement, as we all know here in austin, texas, with what she has done the beautification of this city and her efforts there. and also, what she has done for history by recording 47 oral history interviews, and she was one of the major forces in the organization and development of the lbj library. that is quite a legacy. >> i will tell you what, these people were nothing if not thorough. [cheers] [applause] >> speaking of the symbiosis of their relationship, i love the fact that the various people in your book talk about many of the informal places where lbj would actually hold some of his conferences. i am not going to focus on some of the ones to do with plumbing systems, but i'm going to talk a little bit, for instance, about

. >> jimmy: the one i'm driving toward is florence henderson. mrs.> yes. this is pretty interesting. miss henderson did come to visit me. but at that particular time i was in an isolation. anybody familiar with isolation, nobody here looks like they've been locked up before, right? when you're in isolation, you locked down 23, 24 hours of the day. if you do happen to go somewhere besides the bathroom, you have to go in shackles. in shackles you're like this. and it is basically, you know -- slavery stuff. so what was i going to say when miss brady bunch lady came to visit me. howdy, ma'am, how have you been doing? [ laughter ] i've been caught. i've been caught, ma'am. i can't do that to miss brady bunch. [ bleep ]. i was going to ask her all the things about greg. about cindy. cindy went to porno. >> jimmy: cindy went to porno? i did not know that. >> the younger one. >> jimmy: i know marsha got hit by a football. i didn't realize cindy went to porno. >> that's true. >> jimmy: you missed out on that visit. well, maybe in the future. maybe she'll com

it's believed the painting originated near florence, italy, where the student's family is from. >> sohis could be a relative. >> possibly. >> turned out to be an ancestor of my family but [ indiscernible ] >> the college student would like to come back to the philadelphia museum of art in a costume for a photo op. who knows. >> with some red tights? >> well -- >> i think so. >> not sure if he had them on. >> awesome. >> that's the costume part. >> yes. thanks for watching "eyewitness news this morning." remember, your next local update is 7:25. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

i told him i was on my way, that i had a girlfriend from florence, south carolina and said some sillycomment about south carolina girls. seeing the kind of small talk when made with strong earnings. i got into his flight and shook his hand again and that was it. but i thought about that story a lot as i've written this book because that story is a metaphor for the difficulty i had, or the challenge that i faced in writing about this very controversial figure. you know, there's no easy or straightforward way to write about a figure as controversial as strom thurmond. and sometimes i've been reading this book, i wondered if some of the stuff in this book is not another effort on their part to carry strom thurmond's backs, his baggage. but the other challenge i had come of the real in this book was to kind of fight the urge, not to walk away not meet the man face to face and present him as a kind of three-dimensional character. so that's the challenge i face. what i wanted to do really is write a history of strom thurmond's america and in a critical, but dispassionate way, a way that wou

[applause] >> we don't know whether franklin roosevelt ever heard about florence greenberg unprecedentedall for health care in the. because even though he had endorsed the com or in, he chose that time to go on vacation. fdr was actually on a cruise. i guess we can't really blame him, probably pretty well deserves a vacation. three years earlier, fdr had refused to include medical coverage as part of the social security act because he did not want to antagonize the american medical profession. he did send a method as support to the health conference, but not long afterwards the outbreak of world war ii forced the president's attention elsewhere. five years later on january 11, 1944 in his state of the union address, roosevelt spoke to the american people about the war and especially about the kind of peace the allies plan to establish after the defeat of fascism. he said the one supreme object is for the future can be summed up in one word, security. that means not only physical security, which provides safety by oppressors, and it's also economic security of and social security. the ind

while traveling through italy, my family and i took the train to florence.was fast and we saved money. because we didn't have to pay to park. number three. rent a villa instead of a hotel. renting a home will help you save on accommodations and food, because if it there's a kitchen, you can prepare some of your meals there. looking to save more? the more people you can fit in, the cheaper it will be. we stayed at this villa, and what i loved about staying off the beaten path and away from tourists, getting to explore a neighborhood and really experience tuscany's culture. if you stay at a villa or small town, make sure to shop at their local markets and try their meats and cheeses. yum. and to save, buy your wine at the grocery store. one suggestion, look for the bottles with the black rooster symbol. this means the wine is of higher quality. i hope these tips help you plan a budget-friendly trip. they worked for me on my trip to tuscany, and i'm sure they can work for you, no matter where you travel. i'm jackie castillo with this week's "travel insider." le

authorities say a deputy who belong today's a gang unit was shot last night in the florence area whicheveral miles south of downtown. the deputy has been rushed in to surgery and more than 100 officers participating in the search. >> for the first time los angeles county probation officers will patrol the rivalry football game. its part of an effort to crack down on fan violence. it comes two years after a fight between dozens of fans left two men stabbed and two officers injured. you can watch that game at noon. >> a deputy sheriff is a accused of robbing a bank and is scheduled to appear in court on monday. yesterday we first aired this surveillance photograph, police say it was taken ten days ago ago. authorities say that it shows a 36-year-old deputy. police say his fingerprints were also found on the note handed to the teller. before joining the sheriff he worked at a gun store. >> to make that kind of decision, is someone in sworn member of law enforcement. it's like a bad movie, a really bad movie. >> he filed for bankruptcy in july. he holds assets of $577,000 but is more than

he talked about the various colleagues and i told him i was on my way and i had a girlfriend from florence, south carolina. and i said a comment about south carolina girls. i shook his hand again, and that was it. but i thought about that story alive as i wrote this book. because it was really a metaphor of the difficulty i had been writing about and the challenges i faced in writing about this very controversial figure. there is no easy or straightforward way to write about a figure as controversial as strom thurmond. sometimes i've i have been reading this book and i have wondered if some of this stuff is not another effort on my part kind of carry the baggage. goodness knows that he has baggage that needs caring. with the other challenge, the real challenge that i had was to kind of fight the urge to not simply walk away and not meet demand face-to-face. so that is the challenge that i face. what i wanted to do was write a book, a history of "strom thurmond's america." in a way that would be in a critical but dispassionate way that would shed light on some of the issues that shape our a

think about athens 2500 years ago or florence 600 years ago where a city built on wool and banking, but a city that connected brilliant people who learned from one another and created a chain of collaborative genius, figures that the basic mathematics of -- he passes it on to his friend, don tell la who passed it on, who puts it in a painting in the chapel, that beautiful image of st. peter finding a silver coin in the belly of a fish. who passes it to along to pot chelly -- bot chelly, each person borrowing from one other. and so it was in detroit when they collaboratively invented a mass-produced car. it's not just about this character, ford, who came to detroit -- a classic -- working at detroit dry dock, that providerred him with the skills he needed to become an innovator. cities, as now, are forgers of capital. it was about the dodge brothers, fisher brothers, billy durant, charles kirby. collectively they managed to mass produce automobiles. in the short run, this was a great thing, right? but in the long run it was a disaster. successful cities at the dawn of the 23st century lo