it is uncertain whether he sent it or not in which he went to the bishop and said you must block wiseman's shoes. churchill was very pro jewish and had a slight change of course when a close friend of his was assassinated by young men in egypt. actually when churchill went with lawrence of arabia was his adviser in the middle east, went to a group to kill all the jews which learned from knowing quite well, and they were saying -- somebody over there asking for a microphone. >> i would like to know how you least double coin. historic document. were you able to conduct personal interviews? or new your subject? >> a lot of research in the libraries which brings things up from time to time, new material and contracted the british office, and the british colonel who spoke -- had been secretive up until then. it was mostly going, reading on thousands of biographies about people and histories, the president's partner and themselves. and for example, morgan quoted fdr saying he wanted to get that around the country and it was in his diary which wouldn't be accessible in one of the archives. >> i h

our other guest is roslyn wiseman. those of you who are parents have probably read her books. queen bee, queen bee wannabes, she has something else coming out that i'm probably not allowed it talk about yet, something to do with boys coming up. but i want to get started because our time is short. lee, first of all, tell us about bully, please, what was your inspiration for that. >> sure, we kind of met before, we definitely wanted to make our session a little more relaxed and so what we'll try and throw it out to questions pretty soon and have a bit of a free style banter amongst ourselves. but bully basically began as a, like most independent film makers, a dream, how can i possibly make this film, be able to capture bullying and give it a home, if you will, in something as durable and impactful as a documentary or a film. it very much grew from my own experiences of having been bullied as a kid and feeling like or taking the memory of how hard it was to communicate what was happening, to find agreement or adults or even to get my parents to advocate on my behalf and feeling

wiseman is with kaiser permanente and you practice what you preach. you ride your work to work every day? >> as office ten as i can. almost every day, i love to ride my bicycle, a great form of exercise and "bike to work day" is a great way to motivate people to get out and ride to work and get some exercise. >> people love their cars. i love my car but what is the challenge to get people out of the car to the bicycle? >> it is important to your health. it makes a lot sense from multiple angles, it is great for the environment, for the pocketbook, but most importantly it is good if your health. we should be getting a minimum of 30 minutes of exercise five days a week, and everyone is very busy so getting 30-minute ride to or from work is a great way to get exercise in each day. >> and don't forget to stretch before you ride. do not forget wear your helmet and if you are in the car, share the ride with the bicyclists out there today. >> thank you, at 6:47. you may want to check yourself for powerball fever because the jackpot is going up in california,

when a wiseman does in the beginning, a fool does in the end. i've been on your program a few times. my mistakes can be paraded up fifth avenue five abreast. we've seen the market. we've played it as a classical cycle. what i mean by that, the average bear market's down about 25%. this one was down 57%. the average economic contraction is a 2% decline. real gdp peak to trough. this one was 4.7. so it's a sim mitt rickal relationship. this brought in the aggressive monitor response. and we've launched an economic recovery. the economic recovery on average lasts about five years. we're four years into one. we think this economic cycle ought to be longer than average because there's so much excess capacity within the economy. like i said a moment ago, i think to get the market down a lot, you're going to need basically a recession. and doesn't look like it's playing that way. i think that given the underinvestment that exists, okay, because of the risk, i think one or two things will have to happen to get the market to go down a lot. one would basi

. >> steve: by the way, if you want to donate to the ward wiseman animal haven g to wwah on-line.orgthem out. >> gretchen: we featured this story. what happened is they got this huge donation of $188,000 from an estate to find out that it was a mistake. and now they have to give all the money back. if you're interested in helping them out, you can go to that web site. >> steve: very good. we got headlines here on the show. amtrak constantly in the red for decades, but that's not stopping them from spending big tax dollars on brand-new train cars. the amtrak is set to unveil a new fleet of cars today. they used over $460 million in federal dollars to help pay for the 70 new locomotives. but don't worry, amtrak promises to pay it back overt next -- over the next 25 years. >> gretchen: obamacare making cancer patients pay more for medication and it could make a difference where you live. in california, cancer patients would pay up to 30% of the cost for the common cancer drug that turns out to be more than $2,000 for just a month's supply. in new york, there will be flat dollar co- paym