kate masur is the board of visitors professor of history at northwestern. she's a finalist for the lincoln prize and editor and, author of acclaimed books on the civil war and reconstruction. her most recent book is until justice be done, america's first civil rights movement from the revolution to reconstruction and ted widmer is distinguished lecture at the macaulay honors college of the city of new york. he served a and senior adviser in the clinton house, and his latest book is lincoln the verge 13 days to washington welcome michael gerhardt, kate masur and ted widmer. well, let me start by actually asking a a broad question about. presidential addresses throughout history. ted widmer, you wrote the really riveting fluid, compelling introduction to this new volume presidential inaugural addresses. you identify a handful them as truly great, including. jefferson's first and fdr first, and lincoln of and and kennedy share with our listeners and audience what broad lessons can we learn fr

kate: that's diren. oh, i think i screamed for hours. josh mankiewicz: what had happened in that garage that night? it was just the last person that would come to my mind. josh mankiewicz: a neighbor protecting his home or preparing a trap? makes the statement, it's showtime. it's showtime? exactly. josh mankiewicz: a teenager. a father. a murder. no one would be the same. we are all, like, taken aback. [theme music playing] welcome to "dateline." he came to america as an adventurous exchange student, but diren dede took one risk too many, and it cost him his life. was his death a case of a homeowner protecting his family and property or something far more deliberate? here's josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." josh mankiewicz: it's a dilemma that confronts every teenager-- how to simultaneously fit in with your friends and rebel against everyone else. that two-step is made it a little easier by the knowledge-- maybe the certainty-- that you're going to live forever. kids do dumb stuff all the time. josh mankiewicz: and so sneaking ou

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except for kate winslet. >> the odd one out is will smith. >> you were right. >> the cynthia's and katewinslet are all one award away from an egot, while will smith needs an emmy and a tony to complete the set. so got to get will and cats. i'm up there slapping. >> yeah. >> and will smith is the only one with an actual oscar knockout, though. >> does anybody know which actor? bonus points. which actor is credited with creating the term egot? >> whoopi. >> the actor who coined the term egot was philip michael thomas, who played detective tubbs in miami vice. >> yay! >> who is his partner? >> oh, that's don johnson. >> no. >> ricardo. >> crockett. >> crockett. >> crockett and johnson. >> and in 1984, he said, quote, hopefully in the next five years, i will win all of those awards. he did not win any of those awards. i'm a coin to term nick watt. i win an naacp award on the front end. you can win an egot too. >> i don't think he's allowed to say negative. that's fair. >> that's fair. >> that's fair. >> in the weeks leading up to the oscars. variety spoke to anonymous academy members to see

>> i mean kate's more intimately working on these day to day so i don't know. i mean we see a lot of them come into our shop and get the planning approvals. i don't know how many of those you're tracking all the way through. db why there haven't been as many like i know we were at first really tracking the state density bonus project because that was just such a hot item especially when most of them are coming to the commission and just with the economy it was kind of few and far between that were actually getting built. there was only you know a small handful of them definitely on the affordable the ones that have been able to secure tax credits and funding you know those are actually kind of moving forward but i don't have the exact number as far as the ones that have been finalized but i can definitely get that and send it out. yeah, i think it could be interesting enough if everyone agrees getting these numbers just and then i'd be curious to know what you all are predicting in terms of how some of these changes might influence what's to come. >> i mean is

the group is going on to kate's release or to and he's been in prison for 26 years. and the only part westbank heavy gun fine has been heard in the notions refugee camp is the israeli army prepared to, to monetize imagery early or would it publish students to meet the area and brought more heavy equipment into to cut out thousands of people taking pods. in a protest against corruption in the southern, the serbian city of nice movements triggered by the collapse of a roof and a newly built train station and nobody's side to november that killed 50. the vatican says pipe francis has suffered, overspread true crisis, and its receiving oxygen from a ventilator. thousands of people in room have held the vigil for the 88 year old head of the roman catholic church. he's been in the hospital for 2 weeks suffering from pneumonia. the vatican says despite the set back point remains a lot and in good spirits. right, right. step headlines, got more news coming up here in algebra. i'd have to revisit. i'll just hear what i for now the law. 2 2 what uh. 2 what. 2 the. 2 of the the

now do, i mean, but the supplies are no longer adapt. russia is no longer adapted protected by pgp, kate sewer and branch to y, p g, and d. c. it is not on their desktop resume. they kind of name, but it appears that the top optimization but eventually also bit talk. i'm serious with the patient is not the 10 times you but and enough to sustain it, so that this is something that made me and i do not think that uploads and then has the quote may result in a change of attitude, probably to come d, the ship and d. c, ma'am bench with the big box this call can be used as an excuse for internal voices who think that despite that should not continue any more. i probably heard from the later the i still have to be saying that this does not apply to us very well. yes it does. he does, but he wants also to reach a deep but schools and so far the can be leadership was quite a game. so speed with the must was now with a large amounts calling. his hands has been in power against his own support based, who did not agree to a deed without moscow said if they say the between the stiff and them must cau

officer, a public show down with donald trump, ukraine's president receives the room, welcoming me you, kate, and get smelled into vivian donors to base defense pots. i'm jessica washington into casa indonesia for the government entities introducing free house checks for people around the country. the israel says it's endorsed a us proposal of a temporary si, fi, and go off the periods of rama's um on policy. so the announcement came just minutes onto the 1st phase of the originals. these 5 deal with how mosque formerly ends is as well says the new plan was proposed by the us us presidents invoice steve with calls. there's been no comment so far from home. us. how most of you said it's ready to complete the remaining stages of the ceasefire and has rejected as well as them on to extend the space by an additional $42.00 days. a statement from the israeli prime minister's office has provided more details. it says on the 1st day of the outline hall, the hostages, both alive and dead, will be released and to the end, if an agreement is reached on the provenance these via the remaining hostages,

i am the rallying support for kate just before the summit. convinced on the announce that the u. k. friends and you crime a working on a $65.00 plan of a son that has brought together several representatives from, from germany, denmark, italy took the next. so and the european union on top of a potential cx, 5 plan discussions on europe's broad, a defense for. so top the agenda with a cover off all of this, we joined now by out diplomatic. it is a james base who is standing by for us in london outside of that meeting. we had a little bit there from stomach, but what else did the latest have to say before they were intending? and what can we expect to intensive and announcements after the meeting is finished? of the will lead is all here. i think no, it will. the not saying it out publicly that this is really a crisis moment. this was the crisis summit even, and it was cold before what the events of friday night in the oval office, but clearly not makes it even more of a crisis. and they've got to find a way for was for you. k, c's itself often is a bridge between the us and the e

i got the little people back, those amazing little people that they are. >> reporter: for "today," kate> i feel like this is the conversation more than any other that i have with other families, with other parents right now, and the challenge which is why it's interesting to just say no, how do you go back? how do you get that time back? how do you wean them off it? >> the reality is sometimes you have to get things done, sometimes you have to go make dinner. >> 3 1/2 hours a day. >> that's a little scary. >>> still to come we've got the oscars, but first a celebration of the worst movies of the year of the worst movies of the year and why francis for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing

of my career, i had just moved to new york city and had gotten a job doing a production of "kiss me katext morning after opening night, i woke up in my tonsils had abscessed and i couldn't talk. i couldn't swallow, and i couldn't sing. i lost the job. because i couldn't do it. i came back to new york with my tail between my legs and my survival job was office work because i learned to type in seventh grade. pay attention in school, children. i learned to type in seventh grade, i could do office work and i was working at an accounting firm. one of my coffee cooler meets happen to be the son of lena horne's manager and he told me they were casting background singers for her show. i should talk to my agent about it. long story short, i did. i was cast in the show and on the stage with the legendary lena horne when i was 22 years old. it was an experience that really -- [applause] yeah, it really informed my career moving forward. >> stephen: when you make it to broadway for the first time, did your family all come? >> tamara: yes, my family came. my family, my teachers from school, everyone

discern truth and facts and is that even possible anymore and we are politicians looking to committee kateo whole range of things. how do we most effectively communicate with people in this day and age? question this flood of information is designed, the flood is the point if it continues to upset you. people remember being in the city. i used to roy about retail at the "washington post." i was walking with the ceo and he said oh the wall of confusion. it was the televisions member there were hundreds of televisions and they would make the mop that except for one they want to sell. so manipulative but it was meant to confuse and upset you so you buy the one you wanted which i thought -- but it's critical to understand it can get played by metal and player and it is getting played by malevolent players whoever they may be sometimes foreign influence china russia iran a little bit north korea and so i'm not sure what's going to happen. i do think my sons tend to be a little smarter in my surprised at what they understand. >> the thread here is that people can run social media and on facebook

interviewed by my favorite interviewer and interviewee, my brilliant constitutional law scholar wife, kate shaw. she's awesome. we're going to talk. i hope to see you there. you can get the book wherever books are sold or and this is important at your local library. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> is that fair to do the interview with the spouse? is that yes. is that a conflict? >> we ran it by standards and they said, two thumbs up. no conflict here. >> no. >> i mean, is it fair to your marriage? like, what if she's like, yeah, chapter three is a little weak. >> oh no, no, no, that's fair point. no. mostly i'm like because we're basically kind of getting a date night out of it. so it's like, if that's what it takes, like we're going to go to dinner afterwards, like just you and me. it'd be great. >> this is the this is the public intellectual version of billable hours on the merits. exactly. >> that's exactly. >> right, i got it. well done. chris. smooth. very smooth. thank you, my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. senator cory bo

you got it, kate. you can take home everything. those tongs. ice cream machine. dessert bar tray. that guy's hat. we're gonna let that guy keep his hat. but that's more broccoli. no, thanks. i'm good. >> are you having any fun? what are you getting out of living? who cares for what you've got? if you're not having any fun, are you having any laughs? are you getting any loving? if other people do, i. can't. you have a little fun? and how? have a little fun. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new tonight on cnn. >> the federal purge continues with cuts now coming to the social security administration. the agency announced that it's planning to get rid of nearly 7000 workers. that's about 12% of its workforce. although the number of people pulling from social security continues to rise, close to 73 million people get benefits each month. sources tell cnn the national oceanic and atmospheric administration also lost 800 workers on thursday. and for those still working in federal agencies, a lot of them are telling us that they received another email demanding they report the

interviewed by my favorite interviewer and interviewee, my brilliant constitutional law scholar wife, katean get the book wherever books are sold or and this is important at your local library. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> is that fair to do the interview with the spouse? is that yes. is that a conflict? >> we ran it by standards and they said, two thumbs up. no conflict here. >> no. >> i mean, is it fair to your marriage? like, what if she's like, yeah, chapter three is a little weak. >> oh no, no, no, that's fair point. no. mostly i'm like because we're basically

joseph wife, kate was a cousin of jefferson. but because of that family connection and both breena and winnie are invited to write for the sunday world, and they're paid 1500 dollars a year. so these two women are able to make this light nice living in new york city now probably the most tragic story the davis children is winnie. winnie. very interestingly was brought up in a boarding school in germany. so she spoke with a little bit of a german accent. she was introverted. she loved to write. in fact, she wrote a. but winnie fell in love with the grandson of an abolitionist, alfred wilkerson. and she wanted to marry him. now, this romance started before jefferson davis died and, jefferson davis had given his approval. but there was a great uproar about the. and one of the chief people leading, the opposition to this match was early. a confederate general. so he ended just trying to ease her nerves and get away from everything. taking a cruise. going over to europe. and while she was gone, that's when her died. that's when jeffe

and finally, two enduring classics, the awakening by kate chopin and the great gatsby by f scott fitzgerald you don't have time to grab a pen, don't worry, i'll post this list on my social media accounts, including blue sky, which you can scan the code on your screen right now. it will take you right to my blue sky page, and after you take all those titles out of your local library and purchase them from your local bookstore, please email us your thoughts and your questions. we do go through this and we use those for our questions to the authors. email me at my story at dot com. i want to know if you like the writing, if the messages resonated with you, what you didn't like about the book, and what you want to hear from the authors. more reading as resistance together coming very resistance together coming very soon. you're watching. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. dirt, mud, sand, and all sorts of other gunk indoors. but now there's a simple solution tha

hawley: the weldon and then the princess kate nation against health care providers who have conscious objections to abortion. blasted ministration essentially ignored it. it is the law. in your position as you review these regulations, as you advise on the mentation of the law, will you advise every component of the government to comply with the law which includes that amended? mr. bishop: it will be my purpose as debited director to comply with the law and see to it that other agencies and personnel within the government do so to the extent of my responsibility. sen. hawley: that includes the weldon amendment. mr. bishop: yes sir, that is part of the law. sen. hawley: it is, the last administration seemed to forget this. when it comes to pregnancy resource centers, so important. provide in many cases completely free medical care to mothers, many of whom are facing an unexpected pregnancy. everything from health screenings to diapers, baby food, consultation. again, often completely free. the last administration conducted an incredible effort to attend to persecute and shutdown these

>> okay, i'll say a few things and then melina or kate may want to jump in more. i think part of one of the the scopes of work that was adjusted recently under supervisor muldaur's legislation is to allow if there's a single family home that wants to get rid of the udc, remove the udu to become just a single family home again allowing that scope of work to take place. but any time that we're looking at a building that has a udu and they have a scope of work that's wanting to increase the density right so they want to you know, build an apartment or do something larger then that's when we're looking at the replacement unit and some of these requirements i don't know mr. lee enough for if you want to add any more to the you do you discussion yeah usually and this is my understanding and maybe joey can support me on this but my understanding is that if you have a single family home and we discover that there's a you do you if certain conditions are met it's considered rent controlled and under this ordinance it would have to be replaced as such. >> you know, give or

williams and janice merritt cattani by kate haag and ivan aranda from the 2017 series summer of love trading cards. the theme of that year was the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. next we have the mother and child free huey rally by deborah sahm for the series i also from 2017 oh sorry went to fast. untitled by sylvia cordova for the 2018 series of body reorganized. the theme of that year was sanctuary city david brooks at hospitality house by lukas brafman. similar for 2019 on whose shoulders the theme of that year was 24 seven. and then we have the transgender district by marcel pardo or risa for the 2020 series kin streets. the theme for that year was celebrating 50 years of gay pride in san francisco. >> jose soria by win mixture in pride as a protest also from 20 also from 2020 a son you are still here from kimberly are touches. 2021 series. it wasn't only a hotel. the theme from that year was imagining monuments for the future. and finally we have dr. dreams the super trans from skywatchers series toward opulence and also from 2021. i worked with a graphic designer to cr