i don't know if any of your ancestors smoked cigarettes, or sitting above a fireplace. but a light cleaning and you're going to get a lot of the coloration in the sky is going to be brighter, crisper color. so it could stand for a cleaning. okay. in terms of value, he's not someone that is that well-known. 's w call tertiary artist, oreonehaomin the thd ti.ir buthis is onse whe ed at one of his bt wos. d probably was exhibit based on the size. didn't sny information on the back abouexbitis, but i wodn'te suulse ift exdd wa wh c.re ord pr d pun a cabieras

french doors lining the exterior and this beautiful 18-th century fireplace.he kitchen is dramatic. gour may. you can have a professional chef here. here is my favorite spot. you can overlook the pond. you truly get a sense of why stanford built the place here. >> on the way to the master bathroom you're greeted by this beautiful sun-drenched space. >> it has tiled l

this non-fiery part of the fireplace extends into a room and may be raised. kate. what is a hearth?yes. less than a minute to go now. the living room for $800, please. colby. what's a coffee table? yes. u.s. currency -- $600. colby. what's the $10? yes, alexander hamilton was the man. $800 -- u.s. currency. michael. what is the $20? andrew jackson, yeah. and currency -- $1,000. michael. what is the $50 bill? ulysses grant was the man. [ beep beep beep ] and that wraps up the jeopardy! round with you in the lead again, michael, at $6,400. kate in third place. that means she goes first when we come back to start double jeopardy! [ applause ] is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because a

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. >> nick and jane kelland giving us a tour complete with four massive fireplaces, lighted tennis courtol. >> it has evolved into this very transdental peaceful serene >> on line now, howie mandel playing deal or no deal with his cape cod inspired estate, how much at extratv.com. >> renee is with me now for today's "beauty by the numbers." >> when we heard of out facial,k the favorite technique is part workout.d part and hillary, they all have one thing in common. >> the best nonsurgical face-lift. >> nichola joss an expert and brand ambassador for the sanctuary spa is shaping up these stars with the inside out facial. >> we address all of those muscles under the cheekbones and you ve better contours on the face. >> some jaws, lifted cheeks and toned eyebrows, the no going under the knife method isn't >> it's a little bit uncomfortable. the benefits outweighs it. >> first cleansing and a light massage with the facial oil. >> it's great for delivering ingredients. >> then the workout begins. >> pushing under that cheekbone. that's going to give you the lift here. >> bonus butte tip, what

. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first.ou should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> (clapp

you, uh, use the fireplace this morning? you still feeling cold? oh, um, i burned some junk mail.ll they need to steal your identity is your name and address. [cell phone rings] hello? work was okay. i-i saw them over there today. it looked like they were searching. yes, yes the mouth. and then it's to the left? okay, i wasn't sure. all right, i will. good night. lab finished checking aidan's home computer. no record he ever communicated with kevin, let alone conspired with him. uh, police work, look, we doubt people, we challenge them. we assume the worst about them. and somehow, it usually leads us to the truth. but this time it walked us right into a paranoid fantasy. aidan and kevin, biometrics, lip-reading, ubicool, and the military. but it wasn't just our fantasy. somebody else was happy to connect the dots for us. come on in, robbie. have a seat. you know, you can help us out. we're in over our head with all this high tech stuff. he's not kidding. until six months ago, we had rotary phones. uh, could you leave the doory open, please? uh, sure. it does get kind of stuffy in

yoga room, electric car charging stations, a self service pet spa, gourmet kitchen, lounge with fireplace, a video game with four tvs. a 24-seat theater with 120-inch screen and access to the rooftop deck. the modern design mimics what a typical neighborhood would see at google, apple or facebook. >> the number is not the number one consideration that we find with the neighbors that we are leasing apartments to. >> what do people say when you say that you pay close to $3,000 a month for rent. >> they think i'm crazy. >> you could probably buy a house for that much in some parts of the bay area. >> i could but i like all of the amenities and being close to work. >> reporter: and up until yesterday, they were 100% rented out. but one unit opened up. and in one day, they got half a dozen tours through here. they have some units going upwards of 5,000 or $6,000 a month. kpix5. >> one of the favorite attractions is coming up short on attendance so the exploratorium is handing out pink slips. layoff notices went out to workers after it moved to the $300 million facility on san francisco's water

i yell out to some guy-- like some p.a.-- i was like, "my fireplace is on fire!"i turn back. and my whole trailer is like up in blazes. - oh my goodness. - i was like that's the thing-- that's it! that's the sign! - well, let me bring in eric the trainer. how has it been working with him? it must be so thrilling for you to help and help these people just have this incredible transformation. - it is thrilling. all we did was, actually, three things. we aligned his exercise, his diet, and his sleep, sleep being the most important. sleep is when physical transformation happens. so by prioritizing sleep in his life, that's when we saw the real change occur. - wow. so what advice do you have for other people that want to do this too? - the thing that i did while i was doing the weight loss was i documented it. i have so many kid fans that i-- i just kept sending out pictures. like i've lost 10 pounds. here's a picture of me on the scale. here's me at 20 pounds. i just kept doing this to these kids so that they could see that like it's a real thing. it doesn't-- you don

. >> reporter: in the center of what was a home a grand fireplace stands, fire still burning around it. the same scene repeated itself at hardware at home after home. this fast-moving fire leveled sections of this rural neighborhood and in nearby twin pines another home destroyed. >> we tried to get out. we were all packed up, but we didn't think we would be able to -- we couldn't get to the end of the road. >> reporter: sherry said she and her family could not heed the evacuation orders because the flames were so quick moving. >> i hope my house is okay. we had just left and fire was just there, but the fire that was further up 243 hadn't yet come this way. >> reporter: the fire raced through this rural community whipping up through the hills fueled by stiff winds and dry brush. holmes didn't stand a chance as walls of flames blew through the areas. in many cases firefighters could not even get to some of the houses. and you can see this occupied house was one of the victims. one of the ones that caught fire. very random here. there's no other flames in the area now, but take a look.

i'll show you how to add some character to your house by building a wood mantel for your fireplace. roger: it's time to talk about an edgy topic. wicked edgy. landscape edging. a dripping faucet can be annoying, and it can cost you money. i'm going to show you how to repair one. kevin: that's next on "ask this old house." with a little neighborly advice and the right partner in doing,

fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance away from that and some type of shielding and listen to the emergency alert system, your radio. . >> there's an acronym that we use to use an extinguisher. what's that acronym? we're going to take turns putting out this fire. you can see that it will make a pretty big mess but at least it put out the fire in your house or something like that. so when we want to shut off electricity is when we see an outlet or something smoking, when you smell that burning smell or if you are not really sure or if you do smell gas and it's safe to do so. if i am in the basement with this set up, this sort of ragedy

. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> this is smack in the middle of the tenderloin neighborhood where there are 50,000 people within walking distance. you see the kids that are using what's provided, but there is so much opportunity for this to be a stronger, more welcoming, healthier, cleaner, safer place for the people in this community to play. there are going to be new green areas, a full-size basketball court, outdoor fitness equipment, community gardens, a brand-new clubhouse. it's going to be a much more welcoming spot for a neighborhood that really needs it. ♪ ♪ >> i'm warren corn field

little bit, watch your television, and of course what beautiful yacht wouldn't be without its own fireplaceall these things that are the experience you're going have on leight star at the america's cup. not only what is going on outside, but what is going on inside. >> so whether you want to stay on board and soak up the sun or hop in the heli and jot to the beach, this high-end vessel provides the ultimate yachting experience. >>> coming up, we get a taste of america's favorite cup of joe. >> this is all about the best coffee at the simple touch of a button. and voila. >> oh my goodness. look at that. >>> 1st look is brought to you by ion camera. shoot in hd, share in realtime. get yours now at ion camera.com. >>> with the excitement of the races making waves in san francisco bay, we head into the city to continue the celebration with nespresso, the official coffee of the 34th america's cup. we're experiencing all of the excitement of the cup. and i hear that nespresso has gotten involve today. >> absolutely. it's our long relationship being the official coffee of the america's cup. we hav

. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> i'm warren corn field and we are doing a series called stay safe, we are going to talk about staying in your home after an earthquake and taking care of your pet's needs. ♪ >> here we are at the spur urban ken center and we are in this little house that was built to show what it is like in san francisco after an earthquake. we are very pleased to have with us today, pat brown from the department of animal care and control and her friend oreo. >> hi. >> lauren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emerge

. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think peop

electric car charging stations, self-service pet spa, community gourmet kitchen, lounge with high-tech fireplace, a video game room with four tvs, a 24-sheet theater with 120-inch screen, and access to the rooftop deck. the modern design mimics what the typical neighbor, 35 to 45-year-old engineer would see at google, am or facebook. >> the money is not the no. 1 consideration we find at least with the neighbors that we are leasing apartments to. >> what do people think when you tell them you spend close to $3,000 a month. >> they think i'm crazy. >> her commute is five minutes by foot. >> you could probably buy a house for that much in some parts of the bay area. >> i could, but i like all the amenities and being close to work. >> so the prices start about $3,000 a month, but we've seen some units go upwards of 5, even $6,000 a month, liz. >> wow. so how many of those apartments are actually available. >> so up until yesterday, they were 100% rented out but thin one of them opened up. that's how we were able to get that walk through there. todz they got half a dozen tour, and they think that wi

chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a platform or a balloon, nothing that keeps the wall from racking, they call it. so y

the family would sit by the fireplace and read to one another.hat was one of their favorite activities. we are here in the family dining room. this is an interesting art piece. it won an award at the philadelphia centennial. mrs. garfield absolutely adored her time at the exhibition. she visited all of the tents. she was interested in the latest sciences and technologies of the day. she would write pages and pages of what she saw at the site. she was very intelligent, she loved the sciences. like most families, dinnertime was a very important time of the day. it was a time for them all to get together and talk about what they were doing. the garfields would use this time to educate the children. sometimes garfield would bring a book to the table, words that were often mispronounced and quiz the children. they made everything an educational experience. >> we learned about the kind of parents they were. tell the story of how they met. >> it is really quite fascinating, so many minor chords in it. this sense of equality to it. both of them saw each

a stone fireplace. this is not a place deep in the woods most would recognize, but they do. gathered in this berkely home are several families that have gone together to the camp. >> it's just kind of disbelief, and shock, and just incredible sense of loss for everybody. >> reporter: she and her three sons have been going for the past nine years. >> it just kind of feels like, like my second home, kind of. >> reporter: they describe the camp as a safe place. some in this room were just there. when sam coats left there tuesday, he thought the camp, so much a part of his summers would be spared. >> now i'm not going to be able to do that for a while. >> it just feels kind of fake. and not really, but unfortunately it did. >> reporter: i talked to the deputy, city manager of berkely a short time ago. the city owns this camp, but he says it's unclear at this point, if the camp will be rebuilt. as for the vigils. it's unclear how many people will be here, but we'll have a crew and the story for you on the 10:00 news. >>> cal fire says based on the size and the scope of the rim fi

the man prisoner for several hours, tortured him with a lit cigarette and try to hit him with a fireplaceg and threw an ashtray at him. and charged with assault for that episode. that forced his resignation in 1984. that seems like that was the end of once promising political career. it was only the first act. he spend the next six years on talk radio host. in 1990, he ran for mayor again, with the slogan he never stopped caring. and, you know, the "the wall street journal" called his political comeback the envy of richard nixon. in 1990 he was elected in a three-way race by about a few hundred votes and came back and they were going the remarkable renaissance. rivers were being moved. concrete smoothered them was being ripped up. as you see now, the water fire display on the river and the beauty of the architecture. buddy was a champion of that. he became a hot mayor. things were going women for -- well for him. as he was celebrating becoming the lockest serving mayor in the history, the corruption reared the head again and the fbi found the local businessman agreed to go undercover in c

. >> nick and ent jane kelland giving us a tour complete with fo massive fireplaces, lighted tennis court and lagoon pool. >> it has evolved into this very transcendental peaceful serene paradise. >> on line now, howie mandel playing deal or no deal with his cape cod inspired estate, how much at extratv.com. >> renee is with me now for today's "beauty by the numbers." >> when we heard of the inside out facial, we had to check it out. the favorite technique is part facial and part workout. charlize, scarjo, kate, cate, and hillary, they all have one thing in common. >> the best nonsurgical face- lift. >> nichola joss, an expert and brand ambassador for the sanctuary spa is shaping up these stars with the inside out facial. >> we address all of those muscles under the cheekbones and you have better contours on the face. >> some jaws, lifted cheeks and toned eyebrows, the no going under the knife method isn't pain-free. >> it's a little bit uncomfortable. the benefits outweighs it. >> first cleansing and a light massage with the facial oil. >> it's great for delivering ingredients. >> then t

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i don't know if any of your ancestors smoked cigarettes, or sitting above a fireplace. but a light cleaning and you're going to get a lot of the coloration in the sky is going to be brighter, crisper color. so it could stand for a cleaning. okay. in terms of value, he's not someone that is that well-known. 's w call tertiary artist, oreonehaomin the thd ti.ir buthis is onse whe ed at one of his bt wos. d probably was exhibit based on the size. didn't sny information on the back abouexbitis, but i wodn'te suulse ift exdd wa wh c.re ord pr d pun a cabieras and that it's in excellent condition. and more importantly, the regional quality of it. so it is a west virginia painting of a specific scene. i would put it in the category of around $20,000 range, which is double, could see a gallery a treat tsee. y v which is double, rst!e brmyotheld see a gallery oh good. goodgood, od. thanu much. thank you. i'd like to welcome you to chesapeake collectibles . what can you tell me about what you've brought in for us today? well, my grandparents were teachers and in the 1930s and '40

prohibiting the reemport addition of fireplaces into the u.s.50 or more years ago does not keep the firearms out of the hands of criminals. end quote. the vice-president announced the new rules during the swearing in of the new atf director, todd jones. back to you. >> trace: doug, thank you. >>> thousands of fast-food workers across the nation today walking off the job, demanding higher pay. the company's claim 7.25 an hour is a competitive wage, but those employees say the salary makes it impossible to get by, let alone raise a family. both sides of the debate next. >>> thousands of fast-food employees across the country walked out of work today, demanding higher pay and the right to unionize. one of the biggest protests was in new york city where hundreds of demonstratores marched into manhattan. the workers represent a fraction of the industry's labor force. they're asking for 15 bucks an hour. the federal minimum wage is 7.25 an hour, which comes out to about 15,000 bucks a year for fulltime employees. now, the average fulltime worker in th

this is not a cook fireplace here. these are not set up for cooking. kitchen out the back with servants. in this particular case, they were enslaved people coming in and serving the children and ulysses and the children here in the dining room. hard scrabble, even though they don't live in it for long, this represents the first home together. she'll gain a great deal of confidence as a wife and mother and it starts here. >> as an army wife, did julia find any location more her home than any other? >> no, she always considered white haven her home. in fact, in her memoirs, she, again compares the white house to white haven because of the home that it represented. they travelled so much and have so many different headquarters or homes around the country that it would have been next to impossible to -- but she created home wherever she was for the family. >> as is the purview of army spouses over the years. we have one more video of white haven, the beautiful green structure we showed you earlier. you'll have to go to the website to find it. each week we'

flat screen tv, purple fireplace, electric guitar, necessities that barbie would need. costs $159. quite a upgrade from the original dream house first released back in 1962. >> look at that. >> good old days. modest home, made of cardboard. cost $8. designed to look like a suitcase with bright yellow. wasn't until the '70s when it got a roof. >> there you go. barbie has some life. >> do we have time? >> 20 second. put them up. criminal of the day. handcuffing this arrestee. got cuffed in the back seat. got his hand in the front seat. it was a traffic violation. outstanding warrant. got in the front somehow and >>> this morning on "world news now" -- california firestorm. the flames threatening thousands of homes and businesses, ancient trees and big city water supply. today's progress on yosemite's front lines. >> international firestorm. syria's alleged use of chemical weapons, the latest warnings about u.s. military action and the search for political solutions after a deadly attack. >> tennis scandal, the match up that made history decade ago, billie jean king/bobby

look at that master suite, very nice, with a fireplace, nicely painted, looks all freshened up.of the week. on 25th street, unit number one, list price, 1.295 million. it sold for about 1.46. tell me about that. the original listing was 1.2, so went at more than the list? >> yeah, tyler, it went considerably over the asking. this is a three bed 2 1/2 bat flat also. large garage. it went considerably over, but this is something that we see quite often in the fill is it the property is correctly priced and properly prepared, it will sell most likely with multiple offer and definitely in 124 days. >> what is the one things you sell prospective sellers they should do to make their property show very well? >> correctly price it. >> and when we add to that, prepared the property correctly. there's also aspects, usually it's deincludeder, sometimes it's paint, floors, maybe it's more than that. it just depends on the property. >> is there something that people do that they shouldn't do? do they over-improve the property? or choose a kind of outlandish color, say? >> sometimes that can

home features 28 fireplaces. and there is of course a chef's kitchen.ion. >> wow. >> estimated. >> nice chunk of change. >> yes, it is. i don't know if that's surprising or not. hard to put a value on the white house. i guess if you count the bathrooms and the bedrooms, you get an idea. >> raw real estate value. >> is it in the right location? quickly, happiest cities in new york. rattle them off. santa rosa, california. napa california. lots in california. >> happiest cities in america. >> on the west coast. i know green bay, wisconsin, made that list. >> it did. we were all surprised about hi. my name is cj. a few years ago, my father became seriously ill. i did what i could do before he passed, but it took its toll. i lost my job, my house. i'm getting back on my feet, but i don't know when there'll be food on the table. how'd i do, cj? we could be twins. well, cousins maybe. announcer: play a role in ending hunger. visit feedingamerica.org/hunger and find your local food bank. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- terror fears. new details about a

here you can see a fireplace n and chimney where a home used to be and continuing up is all that remains's the shell and not much else. the fire forcing families and more than 500 homes to pack up and get out. evacuation orders still in place, six people hurt. people in the air have seen this before. this is the second major wildfire just this summer to hit these very mountains some 90 miles east of los angeles. a report live from the evacuation zone in snow creek, california. >> reporter: then, it's taken a day of air attacks use dc-10s and helicopters containing just 25% of the fire. the acreage has increased 27 square miles, and it's been the strong unpredictable winds making it very difficult for the helicopters in particular to do their job. thank goodness we have two competing weather systems going on overhead here in the region. they have managed to turn the wind north, turning the fire back on itself, and that is helping the 1,600 fire fighters battling the blaze on the ground giving them a helping hand. >> the direction of the wind is what concerns us. right now if it holds to w

when i was growing up, he a cute coke santa claus by the fireplace. remember that? with a tiny coke? mom and dad, would you stand up? just far moment. [applause] [applause] my dad made part of the living making display rack. he introduced me to many people when i was first writing the book. during world world war ii, which is beyond comprehension. they -- when pearl harbor happened, robert woodruff said we'll provide a coke for the fighting men no matter where they are in the world for only a nickel. no matter thatch costs u. it was a great patriotic gesture. it was a brilliant marketing move. as a result coke was deemed a central morale booster for the droop -- troops. they sent coke men overseas dressed in army uniforms with to on the shoulder hood for technical observer. it was a civilian who was essential to the war effort. most did things like fixing airplane. these guys set up coke-64. bottling plants behind the lines to give to the troops. and it really was a morale booster. again, i have all the letters, i won't read to you now. they are in the book what it

here in front of the fireplace, millard and abigail would spend hours in front of the fireplace and do their reading and writing. abigail cook in this very room. it was their kitchen. this is the bedlam. here's the staircase has quite an angle to it -- this is the bedroom. the original staircase has quite an angle to it. as a young wife and mother dressed in a long skirt and with a toddler on her hip, she ascended that ladder into the bedroom. when can this room, we have been fillmore bed and dresser. she was a wonderful seamstress. we have her quilts, a colorful " in a tumbling block pattern. -- a colorful quilt in a tomblin blot pattern. it was a vibrant community. we can envision abigail having a very full life. we see her as a hospitable young young wife, young mother, teacher. >> after leaving congress, franklin and james pierce moved to concord, new hampshire to raise their family. >> franklin pierce had just finished serving two terms in the house and senate. he resigned about a year earlier than his term was up to move back to concord to be with jane and to raise their two chil

would prefer coca-cola and when i was growing up we had a cute little coca-cola santa claus by the fireplace. remember that? with a little tiny coca-cola? and mom and dad, would you stand up just for a moment? [applause] >> my dad made part of his living by making display racks for coca-cola and was introducing me to many people when i was first writing the first edition of the book. during world war ii was really, this is just beyond comprehension. they exempted, when pearl harbor happened, robert woodruff said we will provide coca-cola for our fighting men no matter where they are in the world for only a nickel no matter how much it costs us. it was a great patriotic gesture and also a brilliant marketing moves. as a result coca-cola was deemed an essentials moral booster for the troops. they send coca-cola men oversees dressed in army uniforms with t o on eric's shoulders which stood for technical observer, a civilian who was essential to the war effort. most did things like fixing airplanes. these guys set up coca-cola before coca-cola bottling plants behind the lines to give to the troo

and then after, when you left-- you know, she told me to burn the candles, the fireplace and all thatt candles, i made my dinner and i actually slept on my sofa, because it felt so good. can i just say, i have not slept in my bed since. - wow! - what is that about? - these nights, i've slept-- 'cause it's like this energy that's right there and it's really calming. i wasn't sleeping good, you know? and now, i'm like, i'm good! - she made the space her own. - right. - that's fantastic. that is great. great work. great to meet you. - yes, thank you. - thanks, gladys. happy birthday. - thank you, gladys! - ( applause ) - coming up next, she still meets her ex for lunch and offers to babysit his pets while he travels with his new girlfriend. it's time for a relationship intervention coming up next. - he said, "for us to move to the next level, you're gonna have to change some aspects of your personality." - okay, so that right there is so lame. - ( inhales sharply ) - ( chuckles ) - the one thing that i wanna say to you, mari, is what my mother told me when i was young. she said, "never l

the fireplace was full of red begonias.to give a feeling of flames and the fire. it was a very brief ceremony, 7:00 p.m. an evening ceremony. the assembled throng just went down to the eastern promenade, for the bride probably to show off her dress. they went down that same hallway we were just in, to a wedding dinner in the state dining room. ♪ >> those are the strains of in 1890's recording of john philip sousa in the marine corps band playing the wedding march they performed at the white house nuptials of francis and grover cleveland. good evening and welcome. tonight, the story of francis.-- frances cleveland, the youngest first lady to ever serve in that role. meet our guest for the evening. the author of a biography on let's start with the press and the coverage. without that there would be no celebrity. the press corps, describe what it was like for the nation in the 1880's and how this business of covering presidents was coming into its own. >> think about the 1880's, it is probably what i would call the age of newspapers. every city had multiple newspaper

. >> you wonder, the nice warm fireplace in the right room keeps that room warm. what you are getting at, which is always true for the white house, for every presidency, is that technology is going to change the way president campaign, the way they betray themselves and the way presidential families live. notice, by the way, you just had a picture of him sitting there. that is what you had to do when you are getting a photograph taken. i just saw a picture of john kennedy giving a speech with his fist in the air. you can almost see his fist shaking in the photograph. you can do that here. >> not as much sense of personality in the us photographs. >> we get a bad sense of personality. that these people are absolutely stiff and frozen and have no personality. they are dead. >> it is daybreak to keep them still. >> they are not smiling. it would be too hard to smile that long. >> the question from twitter -- what was sarah's educational background that allowed her to be so politically savvy and an equal to her famous husband? >> her father was a great leader in educa

the fireplace was full of red begonias. it was a very brief ceremony, 7:00 p.m.evening ceremony. the assembled throng just went down to the eastern promenade, for the bride probably to show off her dress. they went down that same hallway we were just in, to a wedding dinner in the state dining room. ♪ >> those are the strains of in 1890's recording of john philip sousa in the marine corps band playing the wedding march they performed at the wedding -- white house nuptials of francis and grover cleveland. good evening and welcome. tonight, the story of francis. cleveland, the youngest first lady to ever serve in that role. meet our guest for the evening. the author of a bad buffet on her, -- biography on her. the press corps, describe what it was like for the nation in the 1880's and how this business of covering presidents was coming into its own. >> think about the 1880's, it is probably what i would call the age of newspapers. every city had multiple newspapers and every one of those was looking for a way to make money. the best way was to get the best story. w