north wilmington massachusetts. eleanor louise. elinor bergstein. the writer of the movie dirty dancing. award and fellowship. at 200-acre tract of land. a homesteading town in pennsylvania. the first and last name. the sun downtown. unlike in yosemite national park. buildings in u.s. embassies. including t-shaped bunkers. especially the 368 par course. in the fourth hole at the ryman new york. they were called eleanor's teeth. a white dahlia. and a clock. it is always on the go. that is my naming almanac. when it we do the last question which again as many of them had been as a combination of questions that came in from people. was eleanor appreciated by the public during her lifetime or was the impact only realized after her death. in the second half of that question as is her legacy still relevant in today's world. i think there is so much pain in the world right now that eleanor is a figure now greater than ever because she was a person who saw pain and others and try to heal it. and could. she have the ability to do that. her ability to look in

including anna eleanor roosevelt blake, the baby born in a trailer february 6, 1939, north wilmington, massachusetts, the american pop music singer born 1940, eleanor berke steven, writer of the movie dirty dancing. myriad pets, awards and fellowships in political science, a 200-acre tract of land, population 20,000 3 miles from puerto rico, a sun downtown, whites only in west virginia, a lake in yosemite national park that she helped stock with rainbow trout, urban housing projects, golf course hazards including tee-shapedded bunkers, especially the 368-yard par-4 at a suburban chicago country club. the bunkers were spread out. a white dahlia and a clock. i think i mentioned the clock, but because it's always on the go. [laughter] >> love that. >> that's my naming almanac of eleanor. >> all right. so why don't we do the last question which, again, as many of them have been, is a combination of questions that came in from people. and that is was eleanor appreciated by the public during her lifetime, or was her great impact only realized after her death? and the second half of that question is, is he

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massachusetts governor, patrick. javier becerra. and the outgoing alabama senator, doug jones, as well as sally yates. ali vitali is in wilmingtonaware, with more on this. take us through the big names and potential issues that may be emerging with them. >> reporter: morning, ali. shie issues but also some upside. you made this point just now, people like janet yellen would be history making if they are confirmed. this is an administration in waiting that promised a cabinet and administration more broadly that looks like america. so representative and reflective governance is something that's really important here. you're seeing it in these picks, as well. you mentioned january eet yelle treasury secretary. we're also learning that tanden will be heading up the office of budget and management. she's had a little outcry from republicans in response to her nomination because of the way she's talked ed about republic. she's been in politics a long time, working in the orbits of barack obama and hillary clinton, no stranger to the politics of washington. now she's had the time to talk about republican senators on things like cable n