so, the birth room became a guest room. so this, in essence, became the master bedroom to the house. after sarah died, she left a note saying that she wanted the birth room furniture put back into the room where fdr was born, because she knew that fdr planned to turn it over to the national park service and open it up to the public. she wanted the room to appear as it was when he was born in it. so, this became more of a guest bedroom after this point. sarah roosevelt passed away in september of 1941. they say that, right after she died, a giant oak tree fell over on the property. it is almost a symbol of the end of a very important part of the story of this estate. after sarah died, it was hard for fdr to come back here, because his mother would always be at the front door or front porch greeting him when he came up the steps. it was devastating for him. he was so close to his mother. for him, something very important had gone out of his life. as much as he loved this house, when he came back here, he felt the emptiness and

a lot of magic in that room. m we were looking for an album cover and i wanted to pay tribute to that room where we made all three of these last records. from the historic rca studio a in nashville, tennessee. >> chris: that's really great. [ applause ] you've got a quality about you. you know this. i think you know this. we've got to know one another. it starts with this. this is -- see this? [ laughter ] okay. explain this. this is -- >> is this the -- >> chris: this is the tape cassette that you sent me. >> well, you had mentioned something about some of our music on one of your ip sta gram posts. i didn't know you were such a country music fan. but then it turned out that you were going to have guardian of the galaxy 2 released and i had that record released on the same day. so i thought it would be cute to send you a little mix tape. i spent about 45 minutes on that label. >> chris: then i got it and i was so moved. anyone who knows me knows that i like really good country music and really good people. you do

and then the birth room as we called it was then a guest room. so this then became in essence, became the master bedroom to the house. and then after sarah died, she had left a note that she wanted to have the birth room furniture put back into the room where fdr was born, because she knew that fdr planned to turn it over to the national park service and have it up to the public. and she wanted the room to appear as it was when he was born in it. so this then became more of a guest bedroom after that point. sarah roosevelt passed away in september of 1941. and they say that, right after she died, a giant oak tree fell over on the property. it is almost a symbolism of she is gone and boom, that is kind of the end of a very important part of the estate and sarah's life here. after sarah died, it was hard for fdr to come back here, because his mom would always be at the front door or front porch greeting him when he came up the steps. i mean, it was devastating for him. he was so close to his mother. reallyr him, something important without of his li

a 7-ton a.c. unit that is more than that room needs. so definitely with the ventilation. >> an i think if i remember, there is the walk in and it kind of crisscross in, so do you have a one door and then another door? >> one door is an exit. in the past there is a satellite bar in there, so we're adding a permanent bar in that room and the ability for people to sit down and enjoy a cocktail versus being in a room -- have you been to the poster room and that is the idea of that room as well. >> yes, okay. >> an other questions? >> hi. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> can you tell us more about the soundproofing that you have done or planning to do? >> absolutely. we work with salter. they came in and did things i have never seen done in a room of popping balloons and making various noises to work on the sign attenuation in the room. and working with two different acoustical engineers interiorly to create a sound baffle to keep the sound deadened in the room. we are lucky the building is a concrete and steel building, so not a lot of

a dollar sign. that shows d. w. in your room you can great price d.w. dot com travel quiz. a beautiful city on the top of the river in the northern german state of she's the choice. and i chose this distillation for a very specific reason. music is known as a christmas town and that's why i'm here at christmas time i really hope to get into the christmas the mood and of course get to know the city as well. i'll definitely make my way to the heights gate it's the best known landmark and symbol of the city. will also check out a few museums like the buddha. and we'll enjoy a christmas video sent in by two viewers from cousin in russia. there are a number of chris. those markets in new big this one is in the north of the old town . how about a kiss. to his i've never seen this before a christmas market with maritime flare. all this reminds us that the sailors and fisherman used to live in this area because not only located on the river but also close to the baltic sea it's only about twenty kilometers away from here and this is st the mariners church. this stately church is a m

>> no. >> reporter: she denied they shared a room in colorado but workers at the hotel remember a changeoms. >> our records do show that andrea sneiderman during her stay switched from a room of two beds and one person to a room with one bed and two people. >> reporter: a month later, in august, something happened on a trip they took together to south carolina. something that andrea felt she had to repent for. she read aloud in court what she wrote hemy. >> your apology is heartfelt but does not make the ongoing pain go away. >> what happened? >> we were holding each other's hands, and that's it. it may sound worse than it is, but to me, that was a betrayal. >> so you're repenting in the e-mail at least for holding his hand? >> yep. >> reporter: but the work trips together continue and the emotionally charged e-mails continue. hemy wrote words like, marry me. >> betrayal is not about what, quote, we did. it's a copout. it's about how you felt what we wanted. how you felt when we looked at the stars in tahoe, when we woke up friday morning in denver, when you took my hand and nestled your

. >> we were in a room together. were thin foam mattresses on the floor and a sheet on each one. >> that was amanda's new reality. her mother lorinda's new reality, lead negotiator. familiarly members don't normally participate in negotiations, it's too emotionally draining, but because she had developed a rapport with the negotiator they asked her to keep going. >> we were trying to find out as much information as we could. >> did you have this in front of you when you were on the phone? >> yeah. and i would also have a negotiate erbe side me. >> can you read some of these to us? >> i have to know if amanda and nigel are alive. >> you are playing detective. >> i have to analyze everything. i was scared to leave the phone at all. >> nearly a month after amanda was taken there had been dozens of nerve wracking calls. she was constantly trying to lower the ransom all the while knowing that aid workers and journalists had not only been kidnapped but killed in somalia. lorinda feared her daughter might be next. desperate

it could take him two hours sometimes to cross a room. it's painful to watch. >> reporter: nick needs individual attention that's hard to provide in a classroom. so his local school district sends aides to work with him one-on-one at home. but like eric, nick's 21st birthday is around the corner. they'll both abruptly lose the services that have helped them come so far. >> is it cruel to offer something and then have it taken away? but it's even crueler not to offer it in the first place. and i don't know what the answer is. >> reporter: the burden of caring for eric and nick will fall almost entirely on their families especially on their mothers and you're about to see what happens as they prepare for that life changing moment. >> reporter: in a sign of just how much progress nick has made his family is able to take him to his favorite place on earth, disneyworld. coming up -- in respect >> i think it's a cause for celebration, because he's come such a long way. >> reporter: but will nick and eric's progress continue without help? >> with

we are in a room that originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary melmina thompson, or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early with eleanor 1950's roosevelt. and then mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guest. this is where she would work every day at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the -- interesting thing about the desk is there is a little name there on there, and it is actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed right away that her name was misspelled, but she didn't say a word. she said thank you very much, and she used it from that day to the time of her death. this tells you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that misspelled. she appreciated the gift of the child had given her. mrs. roosevelt wrote a daily column, my day which was , her way of reaching out to the american people and connecting th

but if someone walks into a room and doesn‘t recognise the room 01’ a room and doesn‘t recognise the switch on the turkey can happen to the best of us but if that isn‘t somebody who is usually well organised, there are other signs to look out for as well and all those things put together that perhaps give you cause the concern. how you distinguish between a form of dementia that is developing, and say, ageing? think everybody has moments where they might forget things, and people do tend to forget things a little more as they get older but dementia is a disease of the brain that does affect memory, emotions, and behaviour, rather than a moment of forgetfulness. so if someone is feeling more anxious and seeming more concerned about their usual routine, somebody is not necessarily recognising room, never mind why they went in there, or not recognising members of the family, particularly younger members of the family because often short—term memory can go first in dementia, if, like you say, they might be the worlds best cook and then forget but the turkey on, that might cause concern. i

the session it's great that visitors can touch everything here though it isn't as i'm we're here in a room that depicts a mid fourteenth century trading hall in bruges. some. and here's a stall where you can see more or less how weapons armor and small drinking vessels were sold think of that would cut in fact off one or if it how much of a role did you basically it's considered the queen of the hands of. the hands of yeah that's right lou big plays a central role because most of the huns sciatic days were held in lubec these meetings were basically a council where the city's or their merchants met to discuss decisions and in the end pass resolutions i just did me good because it's a fast one and how important is the hands yet again today it's a tag nowadays a new hands yannick league has been founded it's an alliance of towns dealing with improving tourism boosting trade and networking the new hanseatic league was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty so in a way it's a continuation i might have. another recommendation for you three museums very catered to famous men who are jurists

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they might not recognise a room or keep repeating themselves because they forgotten what they've just forgotten to switch the turkey and can happen to the best of us. if that happens to someone who is organised, all of those things put together can perhaps give you some cause for concern. how do you distinguish between a form of dementia that is developing and ageing?” between a form of dementia that is developing and ageing? i think everybody has moments where they might forget things. people tend to forget things as they get older. dementia is a disease of the brain and affects our memory, emotions and behaviour more significantly than an occasional moment of forgetfulness. if someone seems occasional moment of forgetfulness. if someone seems more occasional moment of forgetfulness. if someone seems more concerned by usual routine, if somebody is not necessarily recognising a room never mind wondering why they went into a room, if they are not recognising memories and macro members of the family, particularly younger members of the family. like you said, if they might be the worlds

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lower rate, then spring the additional charge on them. >> we found this las vegas hotel charging a room rate of $26. with a resort fee of $34. this san francisco hotel adds a $20 urban facility fee and this hotel in arizona listed its resort fee of $50 underneath taxes. >> what's illegal about it, is it misleads consumers as to what the actual price of a hotel room is. >> even properties with a certain famous name make money off resort fees. we found three trump hotels in florida and las vegas charge resort fees of $35, $20 and $24. for a potential $66,000 in charges per day. the american hotel and lodging association tol industry provides guest full disclosure for mandatory resort fees charged up front and says the hotels want to provide consumers with the best value by grouping amenity fees into one cost following the fdc's guidance. in january this year, the fdc found charging resort fees separately without first disclosing the total hotel price likely harms consumers. and raseen says the fdc was working with the state on their investigation, at least until the trump administration c

quite a lot of us might walk into a room and forget why we‘ve gone into the room, or forget where we‘themselves because they‘ve forgotten what they‘ve just said. i think the example about whether you‘ve forgotten to switch the turkey on, that can happen to the best of us. if that‘s in somebody who‘s usually very well organised, and there are other signs to look out for as well, all of those things put together can perhaps give you some cause for concern. how do you distinguish between a form of dementia that‘s developing, and ageing? i think everybody has moments where they might forget things. people do tend to forget things a bit more as they get older. dementia is a disease of the brain and affects our memory, emotions and behaviour more significantly than an occasional moment of forgetfulness. if someone seems more concerned by usual routine, if somebody is not necessarily recognising a room, nevermind wondering why they went into the room, if they are not recognising members of the family, particularly younger members of the family, because quite often it‘s short term memory that

in london people can escape to a special room to blow off some steam. ramjaun has that story. >> reporter: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas here in london's busiest shopping district and many are getting swept up in the holiday spirits. others are escaping underground to relieve some stress. they're donning christmas-themed jumpsuits and taking out their aggression. they channeled their anger with the help of their most hated christmas snoong i feel very destressed and deraged right now sfloo do you feel any better about christmas? >> no. it stopped. >> reporter: they pay $25 to venltd their frustrations. they get a baseball bat. >> the songs, the cold weather. i'm a summer guy. >> by this day, i think people are pretty sick of the christmas songs and decorations and some want to get out their stress. >> reporter: they came up with the idea to help people relax. >> we asked whether they hate christmas or love christmas. >> reporter: it was a perfect holiday treat. >> this was for people who didn't get me anything last christmas. >> reporter: t

do you think two nuns would look cool entering a room to "sympathy for the devil?" ny a man's soul and faith ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now you all know that nfl tv ratings are down this year. and they're trying anything to make it interesting. we could have done a full sketch on ideas to make it more interesting, but instead, we boiled it down to one example, a coin toss they are now trying to make the nfl more interesting called a loin toss. >> this is a pork loin. has heads on one side, tails on the other. [ laughter ] call it -- >> heads! [ laughter ] >> it's tails! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's it? >> yeah. >> seth: nothing but the best ideas for casserole. give it up for ian, who wrote that. [ cheers and applause ] true story, he gets extra money now, because he was on camera. [ light laughter ] everybody loves a dog show is something one of my writers told me. but if you ever watched a dog show, they take forever! so they said, what if we do an entire dog show in 30 seconds! let's do it! we've got an english sheepdog. we have an irish setter.

it's quite common, many of us might walk into walk into a room or forget why we have gone there or wheree natural. but when you see that someone is getting a lot of things, when they walk into a room and don't recognise the room, or repeat themselves because they have forgotten what they'd just said, an example is, when you have forgotten to switch on the turkey, that can happen to the best of us but when it happens to somebody usually well organised, there are other signs to look out for, and all those things put together can give cause for concern. how do you distinguish between a form of dementia that's developing and, say, ageing. between a form of dementia that's developing and, say, ageinglj between a form of dementia that's developing and, say, ageing. ithink eve ryo ne developing and, say, ageing. ithink everyone has moments where they might forget things, and people do tend to forget things a little more as they get older but dementia affects memory, emotions and behaviour, and, more than a moment of forgetfulness. so if someone seems more anxious and concerned by the usual rout

how cool is that when it comes to the tech that you can use when you step into a hotel room? dea. having that, a lot of times you can't find the remote or you have to switch a certain button. you can do it from your phone. marriott started last year where you can bypass the whole check-in, pick a room and go straight to it. it's just the next evolution in staying in hotels now days. >> you i know why i like it? it saves me from getting my antibacterial rips and wiping everything down that i normally do. >> just another reason. >> keep it right here on "early today." we'll talk about the blaze in california when we come back. ♪ see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens. trusted since 1901. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces

so, i found a crack where n the room where the mirrors meet. i turned sideways and made myself as small as possible and i thought thin thoughts. and it worked. so, i also realized as white house photographer glory a very special position bat you have access to space that other people don't have access to. so this is the kennedy center honors at the kennedy center, washington, and we have all seen this on tv but from the other side of the door when president obama and mrs. obama walk out and they wave to the crowd. but this is actually a photograph from the presidential box. so at that point there was me, a staff member, and then the secret service agent who doesn't really worry about how much time i have to take a picture. it was really just two frames and the door was closed. always being ready and trying so she something that is different. i like that photo for this rope. like to make those kinds of images. >> moments of quiet reflection. this is in cambodia, and for me i got travel to so many place is had only seen in magazines as a kid. so t

a room here goes for twenty five euros a night with half board. still feels happiest when he's out on the danube pursuing his main livelihood. but if eco tourism can help to preserve this natural paradise he's willing to adapt to new business models . let's now get back to africa is one country in africa. in the fight against climate change and has therefore a long. green strategy plan to cope with and. reduce greenhouse gas emissions. tell us more. of course this country has ambitious plans they want to get more than fifty percent of the need from renewables by twenty thirty and one key aspect of climate action plan is moral cause determination to promote mobility in the future that doesn't rely on fossil fuels take a look. off man everybody loves riding his bike he works as a waiter and can't afford a car it wouldn't be much good to him in central america anyway he had the most efficient way of getting around is on foot or by bike. just you know inside. this new town takes you twenty minutes twenty five minutes to go anywhere you want. on strong

a kink demo in there. the lawsuit says they used the room for sexual intercourse. hots show internal chat boards where quote random sex sessions were joked about. >> i would every once in a while find underwear in that room and make jokes about it and have to clean it up. >> you had to clean up underwear from your office space. >> yeah. that was a part of it. start-up life i guess. >> according to the lawsuit, female employees were expected to act as quote mommies. >> women are viewed as the people that clean up underwear and do the wishes. >> the lawsuit also has more -- ina-0 proep kbr in'appropriate kmeptsdss. cut out of a markets campaign because of he he body shape. >> it was not the demographic. it was really sad. >> elizabeth says she was fired days after complaining to a manager. >> that was kind of the breaking point for me mentally. >> after seeing elizabeth's lawsuit, daisy and other employees sent a letter requesting the founder stepped down. when they refused, she quit. a. >> here's what the founders are saying now. >> i totally understand how a young w

that come from a cargo area has at least five hundred twenty two leaders a room and also has a series of little stowage compartments so that your smaller items tonight end up flying around in the back i think there are some here on the sides and under the cargo bed if you need to transport along the items just push this button to flip the rear seats down to get out picking up the book and then you have over one thousand four hundred liters of space. and in addition to the cargo space the live org has a lot of room for rear seat passengers to. him that the manual finds it just as comfortable and back as up front the front seats are curved which gives anyone behind more leg room there's also ample head room and one feature he really appreciates is the adjustable seat bash you can sit up straight or lean back and relax and something else sadly don't find too often in this segment of the night and even when we thought i think. ice fluid lighting around the instruments and a seven inch touchscreen with a built in sat nav as well as blue theme display all discreetly underlined the car's spo

we don't have a media room. thank you for your time >> all right. thank you. dr requester, you have a two minute rebuttal -- oh, sorry. public comment in support of the project. you can speak during rebuttal, though. all right. dr requester. >> okay. thanks. i just listened to some of the comments from the project sponsor, and just wanted to, you know, respond to those. she is right, that there have been a lot of contentious conversations around the way trash is handled, not only currently in the building, but with the current proposal, and the sense that we have always gotten is the project sponsor and the building owner originally thought that it was perfectly acceptable to submit plans for putting a garbage room in our lobby. and that, to me, is absurd. and, you know, talking about ways of mitigating that, we've been told, you know, hey, let's negotiate to a win-win solution, and what we have let them know is that we don't win with this at all. if this project takes place, we lose. we lose already over stretched building services. we potentially lose, you kn

merle and i'm just fine with that. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: stapleton's album from a room. the name of the album comes from the place where it was recorded in nashville's famed rca studio a. hear more including the story and the hit song chris wrote in 15 minutes while he was waiting for morgan to get ready for a night out. >>> next sunday, a sunday sitdown with ed sheeran, the one-man show that started in a small town in the u.k. and now sells out stadiums everywhere. ed sheeran next week on "sunday today." >>> dylan is back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. we are going to see a storm system make its way through the middle of the country early this week especially up near the northern plains and midwest where we could see blizzard conditions not because of a lot of snow but because of a lot of wind. that light snow could cause very reduced vitsbilisibility. we could see a little bit of a wintry mix across parts of the east coast early wednesday morning and then on friday coastal showers and a bit chilly >>> on this sunday morning, san francisc

he is not happy with the woman behind the counter because he called in earlier and said "book me a roomnder the owner's name." she's like, but i don't know who you are. who are you? "i'm a friend of the owner. book me a room." she's like i can't do that until i see some i.d. who you are. he didn't like that, showed up to the hotel and did this. >> should be banned from the hotel forever. >> the woman suffered injuries, chemical burns to her eyes and to her lungs. she is in the hospital being treated. the guy took off and reports say that the owner of the hotel did say oh, yeah, he's a regular customer. >>> like a run, who is fastest? >> i got my money on the park horse. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, the kids notice that the elves have been busy. >> they're lucky because these elves also brought them little gifts. >> why the kind gesture leads to adorably sweet magic. >> she wants to make sure the message is loud and clear from the elves to the big man, too. >>> plus how braving for storms made for more one tech collar video. >> just beautiful. that bring the spirit