let's ask abigail doolittle. from your work, a lot of technical work and other stuff, do you stiff a bottom or not? >> absolutely not, larry. i think that we're, at best, halfway through. from a pure technical standpoint we're seeing negative looking charts. >> so halfway would be 5%? >> at least. >> you want a 10% correction? >> yes. i think we're going below 1700. the sellers are really in charge at this point. also, i haven't heard a lot of people talking about this but i think that something has changed this year, the sentiment shift. >> just tell me from your gut what has changed. >> people are talking about it instead of buying the dip, there's no rip ripe now to sell. >> buy the dip. >> well, you have to be pretty brave i think to do that right now. >> i'm not that brave but i just think -- here, let me pause this. we're going to come back with you later in the show. growth expectations were very strong. economic growth in the third and fourth quarter, profits in the fourth quarter s&p earnings outperforme

>> abigail, how old are you? >> i'm 12. >> do you have a favorite first lady century have watched them all? , maybe mrs.now hoover. >> i hope you make it with us all the way till the end. >> a very discerning 12-year-old. >> why did she establish the betty ford center? >> it sounds like you're one of our younger viewers. how old are you? years old.t >> why are you watching our program tonight? my family is really interested in presidents and first ladies. >> are you interested too? do you have a favor president our favorite first lady? president ise abraham lincoln and my favorite first lady is michelle obama. >> our three guests spent their lives hoping people would be interested in american history, and that warms everybody's heart to hear young people involved in that. it's time for us to move on to our next segment, and that is on white house stewardship. all of the first ladies we learned from the program have had some role in preserving the place in which they live. some expanded it. we will learn a little

abigail's mother says her daughter called her right afterwards. >> she said she heard the two zaps of the taser and instantaneously, then right after two gunshots. >> we saw them doing cpr on him. >> what was happening? >> just like he had no shirt on and they were doing cpr. but then they stopped. >> reporter: police say the man died at the hospital. investigators say the man did not appear to be a student. abigail agreed. >> he was, like, kind of older and chunky and, like -- yeah, i didn't see his face. >> his spannic, black, white? >> abigail's mother was relieved to see her daughter. >> i was scared, scared for her safety. >> reporter: san jose state says the shooting did not disrupt classes. the college alerted students through e-mail and social media. authorities say they believe this is the first officer- involved shooting in the school's history. robert handa, ktvu channel 2news. >>> the santa clara county district attorney's office said today they have broken up an identity theft ring that used electronic devices at gas pumps to steal credit card information. prosecuters arr

since abigail adams disappearing into her words. and she thought that their handwriting was so beautiful that she wanted to copy it. right at the very end, before they were ready to go to press, she said to me, do you think we get all these women signatures? i said well we can try. so i got in touch with all the historic societies and universities with her husband papers or cat and got every single one of these women signatures. -signatures.each of their names, someone to reach of their names, under the pictures, that's exactly how they wrote their name. i thought they had she did such a good job of copying that she could become the counterfeiter. [inaudible] >> if i could go back to their time, who would i want to be? first of all, i would want to go back to their time. i can think uttered a women to say so hard i can't do it all. i think they are a bunch of because he was very hard to live in the 18th century. he didn't have any conveniences of course. as i said, diseases would come through when you have terrible things happen in

there are several good biographies about abigail adams. but what people haven't done is put them all together with how they interact with each other and focus on the politics of it. and since i am a political reporter, that's something that i wanted to do. >> you in the blue shirt right there. [inaudible question] >> what do i like most about this book? >> welcome i really loved the illustrations. and also it's got some sections they give you more. the 10 women, each one gives you a page about the woman and her life story. then another page that tells a couple of anecdotes about her. then they do have a section in the middle about women warriors and women writers and we have a timeline at the beginning and what i like about that is that you really did a lot of information in a short period of time. and the first person ever to do with my just turned a year old granddaughter. and then she got her mom up the next morning and said i have to redo this book and here are my favorites. she loved debra franklin the best and she liked her because s

abigail smith was standing nearby. >> we heard bang bang, i was like, what was that. she was like, never mind. >> what they heard were 2 campus officers con fronting the man with the knife. >> the suspect charged at the officers with a knife. one officer from the university police department actually discharged his taser. >> police say when the taser had no effect the other officer shot the suspect. abigail's mother said her daughter called her. >> she said she heard the two zaps of the taser and then right after, two gunshots. >> we went outside and saw them doing cpr. >> what did it look like? >> it's like he would no shirt on and they were doing cpr but they stopped. >> say the man did not appear to be appear student. abigail agreed. >> he was kind of older and chunky. i didn't see his wife. >> was he black, white? >> he was white. >> i was scared for her safety. >> the college said it did not disrupt classes. they say they believe this is the first officer shooting in the school's history. >>> now to breaking news. our news chopper 2 is live in concord where a tra

washington and abigail madison were influential.one said he could -- madison could be defeated, james madison could be defeated if only it wasn't for dolly. so first ladies have had that kind of influence. it's almost as i said impossible, naive to think they wouldn't have some informal influence but they do not have any formal role or formal duty beyond what any citizen would have. like i said, an ability to introduce laws or pass executive orders and things of that effect. host: we'll have one more call for this segment. joe from west chester, pennsylvania. caller: good morning, professor watson. i just wanted to call and i was kind of forced to call after the gentleman from arkansas called. i just wanted to say it was very appreciative of the way that you handled that call, the gentleness in which you spoke to that fellow. and your mastery of your subject. i just wish i had a history professor as enjoyable as you are this morning. i think i would have retained a lot more history. your parents must be very, very proud of you and t

abigail adams goes into the white house, which was still under construction and it was so cold. but it took 13 fires to warm it up. but she wasn't there for very long because her husband left and at that point, jefferson's wife was dead and james madison became the secretary of state and the dolly madison came to town. and she understood that even then very early in our history people were fighting with each other just like they do today. it was the republicans federalists were at each other's throats and she figured that this fragile country might fall apart so she made everybody come together and get together and have parties together and behave. and she was very well aware of what she was doing and it did bring a lot of people who otherwise would be arguing with each other, they would come and have drinks at her house and talk to each other and make thee vocal compromises, and at one point henry clay who was a very important member of congress at the time said to her everybody loves mrs. madison. and she said that's becaus becae mrs. madison loves everybody. now, i have read

>> yeah, i would say abigail adams certainly was -- they were all, by the way, quite influential.dy who thinks this just started with eleanor reoosevelt has just not read history. abigail adams, so lucky that we have thousands of letters because john was away for so much of the time, fortunate for us. she was very politically very astute. she was always writing on political issues, including, of course, her famous words to remember the ladies when the country formed a new code of laws. he ignored her. but the -- her advice was sometimes good, sometimes bad. when she supported vigorously the alien acts, that was bad advice. he lost because of it. but it was certainly something that you can look at her -- her writings and say she was a forerunner. the big difference, of course, is that she couldn't hold power. hillary clinton has been elected to the senate twice and then secretary of state. that's different than just being influential behind the scenes. >> so i want to just tap into your political mind here with all that you have covered over the years. one, is hillary clinton in yo

. >> abigail yo siento ser una mujer desde que me miro al baño y no consigo hacerlo de otra manera. >opuesto y es que la homosexualidad tieneq ver con qué sexo escoge la persona como pareja. >> la doctora (nombre en inglés) tiene más de 30 años de experiencia en este campo . >> el cerebro masculino sin importar lo que hay entre las piernas, tiene un hipotalamo más grande, el femenino es más pequeño. >> ¿cuándo es demasiado temprano para tomar la decisión? >> los padres de manuela esperan que su decisión sea la correcta. >> decidimos lo poco convencional y ha sido una maravilla, no estamos avergonzados, no estamos haciendo nada malo, al revés, estamos orgullosos de la familia y queremos que otros que están en la misma situación sientan lo mismo. >> increíble lo que dice la madre, lo importante es la aceptación, pues a partir de los 8 meses dice el médico una persona se puede identificar en determinado sexo. >> piden una reducción del preciado líquido. >> continúa cayendo el agua, es que piden la reducción del 10% y aquí en santa clara piden un 20% de reducción de agua en forma obligato

followed by abigail adams, jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison.ecretary of state hillary rodham clinton came in 6th, a value to the country and accomplishments. >>> and preparations are well underway ahead of the dahly llama's visit. there is still a lot of work to be done but everything will be completed on time. >> we will break confidence and we should be done pipe thursday -- done by thursday and we still have about three or four days before his holiness comes. >> organizers say the number of tibetan americans are at 15 to more than 2000 today. >>> for the first time the public is getting to see ratings foreseen or online database, those are located here with the highest bay area offender being the residential care home and missing bright with more -- mill bright with more than 27,000 in fines. they are working to fix the issues as quickly as possible. >>> residence remain -- residents remain at odds over the city which happened three years ago. some residents say they are living in fear and it wassed that which to damage homes. they have cove

two, abigail adams. dolly madison, four. michelle obama is in fifth place, followed by hillary clinton and lady bird johnson, betty ford, martha washington and roselyn carter round out the top 10. don levy is the director of the institute.rch dr. levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about times, 32y is five years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady. what is amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first, every years.ver 32 she really stands out is the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a picture of a first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at 10 different categories. the background, the value to the country, how much value they had to their president. whether she is her own woman. again and again, we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. trendsetting a first lady, not only fdr's , but shend counselor reshaped that institution. she told ame

abigail smith was staying near by with a friend. >> we heard like bang bang. and i was like what was that. she said never mind it was just someone upstairs. >> reporter: police say it was a man who had been seen earlier at the university with a knife. >> one officer from the university police department discharged his taser. >> reporter: when the taser had no effect the other officer shot the suspect. abigail's mother says her daughter called her right afterward. >> she said she heard the two shots of taser instantaneously two shots afterward. >> we went outside and they -- they were doing cpr on him. then they stopped. >> reporter: witnesses say that he did not seem to be a student. >> he was like an older man. >> reporter: was he his panic? white, black. >> he was white. >> reporter: they believe this is the first officer involved shooting in the school's history. in san jose, robert handa. >>> san jose police say a homicide we told you about last night appears to have been a case of self-defense. police say a man told investigators two men tried to break in

abigail smith was staying near by with a friend. >> we heard like bang bang. was like what was that. she said never mind it was just someone upstairs. >> reporter: police say it was a man who had been seen earlier at the university with a knife. >> one officer from the university police department discharged his taser. >> reporter: when the taser had no effect the other officer shot the suspect. abigail's mother says her daughter called her right afterward. >> she said she heard the two shots of taser instantaneously two shots afterward. >> we went outside and they -- they were doing cpr on him. then they stopped. >> reporter: witnesses say that he did not seem to be a student. >> he was like an older man. >> reporter: was he his panic? white, black. >> he was white. >> reporter: they believe this is the first officer involved shooting in the school's history. in san jose, robert handa. >>> san jose police say a homicide we told you about last night appears to have been a case of self-defense. police say a man told investigators two men tried to break into his

two, abigail adams. jacqueline kennedy is third. dolly madison, four. michelle obama is in fifth place, followed by hillary clinton and lady bird johnson, betty ford, martha washington and roselyn carter round out the top 10. don levy is the director of the siena research institute. dr. levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about this survey is five times, 32 years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady. what is amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first, every time, over 32 years. she really stands out is the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a picture of a first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at 10 different categories. the background, the value to the country, how much value they had to their president. whether she is her own woman. again and again, we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. she truly was a trendsetting first lady, not only fdr's partner and coun

. >> caller: abigail adams. from dr. morris's book. with c-span booktv, brought her work to my attention when you interview much shorter interview several months ago. so i read "women's history for beginners" from my public library and i am currently reading "revenge of the women's studies professor," learned the lot from both of them. my comment, i wanted to thank c-span booktv for bringing this to our attention, points of view that are so immortalized in other media. you are devoting three hours that we can learn from bonnie morris and i am thankful. >> host: tell us about yourself. >> caller: 9 a feminist, always have been, always will be. a graduate of a women's college. >> guest: i can thank you enough. i spent many happy years in a story and i hope you use the public library just around the corner. many memories and hello to all my friends in the story. i would say, thank you again, i also want to thank c-span for giving me the opportunity, doing this kind of work. many people doubted me when i announced my intention to become a

. >> and the blue ribbon for best pumpkin goes to little abigail winters.ears old. >> oh, hell, no. [ laughter ] hell no. i got the best pumpkin. this pumpkin costs $1 million, sam. it got champagne in it! [ laughter ] how many of those -- you got a lot of years -- you got a lot of years you can win this. i've been doing this too long sam. i've been doing this too long! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the thing is, that i do think that like, because you were very serious and sometimes i think there's this perception that you take yourself too seriously. but you're really funny. your songs have really funny lines. like, even like "jesus walks" which is a very serious song about faith, you rhyme jesus with, like, kathie lee and regis. [ laughter ] which is what i like. you're never that serious, which is why i think it's funny that people always sort of see that in you. because even when you listen to your songs it seems to be humor seems to be an important part of your process? >> i mean, you laugh to keep from crying. i mean, life is like -- life is life.

. >> : abigail smith was an inside one of the buildings when she heard gunshots. >> : currency and a sears or on the scene much of the afternoon gathering evidence evidence. >> : san jose police have not identified the two police officers involved in this nor have they identified the victim. they believe that he is an adult male. there is no indication to believe that he is a student at san jose state university. >> : one of the men behind the brutal beating of trends and brian stowe was released today. marvin looked out of county jail. once again arrested by federal agents did this to rest is for possession of firearms trip there is made the discovery after going through at his home. the attack on the senate cruz man left him brain damage. and physically disabled. norwood was sentenced to four years in jail for the attack and was given credit for time served. our what could be facing another 10 years behind bars for these latest federal charges did the other suspect in this case will sanchez could also be facing the same charges. you sentence for eight years before his role in the a

. >> um, you know, abigail. >> remember the girl, the condoms?'s starting to put this picture together. >> she just texted me and she's pregnant. >> she's what? >> pregnant. >> tells his dad that the girl is pregnant. >> she's what? >> she's -- she's -- she's pregnant. >> hey! >> dad rips him apart. >> this is what you wanted to use your life for? >> oh, he's -- he's 16! >> how old is she? >> she's 14. >> 14! [ inaudible ] >> dad flips out. >> do you know you can be prosecuted for that? >> i love her dad. i love her. >> oh, my days. >> i love how he has two languages. >> and then says -- >> you will move out of this house. >> i can't. >> i don't care where you want to move to. i told your mom to let you go out and study in nigeria. you are going to nigeria tomorrow. >> i have a -- >> don't worry about that. [ inaudible ] >> it's about to get worse. dad leaves the room but not for long. >> where you going? >> i'm coming. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> pregnant. >> dad, dad, dad, wait, wait, wait. >> he comes back with a broom and is about ready to

millard built his home for his bride abigail in 1825. >> this actually is called the honeymoon cottagee only house in the entire nation that is built by a president. no other home that is that distinction. >> millard fillmore built these floors. >> we are walking on the same floor -- >> that millard did, abigail. >> even the kitchen table. >> the table where millard fillmore tea cup still sits. >> millard fillmore's lips were on that key cup. >> yes. >> do you think there is still d.n.a. there? >> could be. >> then there's one of a kind presidential appliance. was this -- >> no. i cannot tell that that was his noodle roller. >> this is a period noodle roller. >> that is correct. >> visitors to the millard fillmore house have come from 38 different states and beyond. >> china, core radio i can't, cuba. >> cuba. someone escaped from cuba. >> on his bucket list. >> modest though the house may be, the long way from fillmore's first home, a tiny log cabin. >> his cradle was actually a trough. talk about humble, right? >> a log basically. >> yes. >> wow. a loving husband, good with his hands

this was abigail adams.nd she thought that it their handwriting was so beautiful that she was to copy it. and then right at the very end before they're ready to go to press she said to me, do you think we can get all these women signatures? and i said, well, we can try. i got to touch with all the historic societies in the university's weather husband's papers are kept and get every single one of these women signatures. so under each of their pictures, that is exactly how their router name. she did such a good job copying the she could become a counterfeiter. first. >> if you could go back, who would you want to be? >> if i could go back in time who would want to be? first of all, i really wouldn't want to go back to the life was very, very hard. and the kind of thing modern-day women who say it so hard and i can't do it all, a think they're kind of a bunch of sissies. because this was very hard to live in the 18th-century. he did not have any conveniences', of course. as i said, you know, disease would come

the opening ceremony in sochi on monday the flame a riot that he and make all the capital city of abigail republic of russia. this will reach in sochi on wednesday the torch relay started last october. exactly two hundred and thirteen guys before the start of the winter games playing would settle for moscow has traveled for twenty nine hundred towns and villages across all like the three regions of russia the route was designed so the whole residents would be within an hour of the relay at some stage of the event by the time the olympic torch reaches such a big bullet traveled more than sixty five thousand kilometers along with real existence in which the olympics history the interview with cctv be president of the russian olympic committee expressed confidence either the upcoming games. patel was the final preparations were complete. one protester still got to look around. we're ready to call the constructions are complete. the sochi olympics are different from previous games held in europe. then using stadiums used in europe or existing ones. so she had to build everything from zero and

. >> her daughter abigail, how would you describe her? >> she is humorous, she just sent me an e-mail yesterday telling me that she had found out that this book of that she had never cared about that i wrote when i was in college about the politics behind the building of the dome stadium in minnesota, i never have been able to get her to read it. she found out they were using it at brown university still. i get $.68 on book. she sent me an e-mail saying they were using it at ground and i said how did you find out and she said she found out from some david something. i got the typical freshman e-mail back. he was my middle school prom date, duh. she has always attempted to keep me real. i was going to take her to target to buy a swimsuit for a pool party for eighth grade. had a vote in the senate so my husband had to take her. she called me and i picked up the cell phone as i am walking into the senate and she is in tears and said, they said we cannot wear a bikini at the pool party but you can wear tankinis. dad does not understand the di

i did that by the evidence of abigail got back. yesterday i read the thick of identity. i don't like it. in sindh government has handed down its intended in boxes for the cia the final budget before the country goes to the fullest. as expected the new announcements biscotti into keeping passengers happy it's the mid off dying of heat but he did release to the quotas on tuesday new high to know will finish this prospect magazine the magazine portfolio has started to account for a huge financial losses and accusations of corruption this is intended to put a teeny tiny means you didn't even miss an encouraging time he tried to present angeles you know kill one focused on passages and coats significant even ignoring these unfinished despite detainees including and and legal standing to win all four point two in the new it still is. mr carr today announced a new passenger seventeen kenyan and twenty eight express trains including the marine services between peter hitchens and tony's destinations. felix will need a strong bid to boost investment in infrastructure projects like

miss my interview with him finally in today's big deal i'm joined by don't want the o'reilly and ms abigail martin the breaking the set her sit down with one to discuss the disturbing trend is actually pretty sad in banker suicides had to get serious there for a second it's rocking the financial world and we're taking a closer look at it you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today money laundering more specifically money laundering in the age of the. now many would argue that hiding or failing to report where money comes from is in and of itself a victimless crime yes yes yes yes h.s.b.c. helped to fund tens of thousands of murders and launder money for al qaeda and hezbollah which is unanimously considered a bad thing no one is debating that especially not me however when the hong kong shanghai banking corporation was found guilty in two thousand and twelve over laundering billions not millions billions for these terrorist organizations no one spent time in jail in fact no arrests were even made what ended up happening was that h.s.b.c. was paid

abigail adams was the second first lady.she was an associate president and political partner to her husband. john adams trusted his wife's advice. unhappily for them, fortunately for us, they spent a lot of time apart. they wrote a lot of letters. this letter survived. correspondencely is rich with detail. john adams thought her counsel on all things. one of the problems with members of congress is that they might've said this or that, but then he would say, what do you think? he took her advice. she was going to give her demise. she was a well read and gifted woman. we have seen since then this partnership kind of role. she is a policy advisor or counselor. then we bring in dolly madison, james madison's wife. the fourth president. she was the third first lady. thomas jefferson, his wife had passed away 19 years before his presidency. they madison or merges as great hostess in the history of the country. had a wide arrange of activities and roles. she helped thomas jefferson during his roles. since his wife is deceased, she

. >> her daughter abigail, how would you describe her? >> she is humorous, she just sent me an e-mail yesterday telling me that she had found out that this book of that she had never cared about that i wrote when i was in college about the politics behind the building of the dome stadium in minnesota, i never have been able to get her to read it. she found out they were using it at brown university still. i get $.68 on book. she sent me an e-mail saying they were using it at ground and i said how did you find out and she said she found out from some david something. i got the typical freshman e-mail back. he was my middle school prom date, duh. she has always attempted to keep me real. i was going to take her to target to buy a swimsuit for a pool party for eighth grade. had a vote in the senate so my husband had to take her. she called me and i picked up the cell phone as i am walking into the senate and she is in tears and said, they said we cannot wear a bikini at the pool party but you can wear tankinis. dad does not understand the di

she was followed by abigail adams, jacqueline kennedy, dolly madison, and michelle obama. >> self tying sneakers? see what is making the shoes reality. >> we have the award. it could be a precursor for the oscar of best picture. this 40 two-year-old mother is beating the odds after first getting pregnant with triplets. what everyone shocked. >> she is either one of the worst serial killers the country is ever seen were teenager looking for attention after being charged with a craig a new claims tonight from 19-year-old woman arrested in connection with the pennsylvania thrill kill. is claimingarbour to have killed more than 20 people around the country. investigators are trying to figure out if she is telling the truth or telling a tall tale. >> kris van cleave has the details. >> police believed barbara and her husband wanted to kill someone together. tobour is saying she wants tell it all. the confession of a serial killer or a teenager's plea for attention? barber couldaranda face the death penalty if convicted for what police call a thrill kill. allegedly killing a man she met on cr

here is the result of the top 10 -- number one, eleanor roosevelt, number two, abigail adams. inqueline kennedy came third. dolly madison and forth. michelle obama's fifth place followed by hillary clinton. lady bird johnson, betty ford, martha washington and rosalynn carter. dawn levy is the director of the siena research institute. do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about this survey is five times, 32 years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and the institution of the first lady. the's most amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first every and, first over 32 years she really stands out as the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a ager of the first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? 10 different categories. we look at the backgrounds of the first lady, their value to the country, how much value they have to their president. what if she is their own woman? again and again, we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. fdr's partnerly and counselor

want to miss my interview with him finally in today's big deal i'm joined by the one the only of ms abigail martin the breaking the set host sits down with want to discuss the disturbing trend is actually produced in banker suicides had to get serious there for a second it's rocking the financial world and we're taking a closer look at it it won't.

you think of powerful political couples, bill and hillary, ronald and nancy and of course john and abigailouple you might not think about are the nixons. their relationship was so much more than meets the eye. you see a man who lost not only a wife but a friend and a partner. a side we rarely saw while he was in the white house. he would never truly recover from her death now delves into the ups and downs of the 53 year long marriage. i really loved this book. it is so great to have you here. nixon has been described as the guy with no game who got the hot girl. i love that. and the "new york times" review, it was described certain stha she was out of his league, nixon wrote notes like this. i would like to so very much see you any time you might be able to stand me. and ultimately he won her over. >> he did. >> he used the same persistence that he used to win seven political campaigns. he just kept going. and actually after six months of knowing each other she went away for three months and disappeared. found out she was back in town and started again to pursueher. he never gave up on any

in 4th dolly madison, in 3rd, jack so kennedy abigail adams came in second the top first lady eleanorsevelt. >> this is the oops. on-line company groupon honors alexander hamilton for presidents' day. one problem, hamilton was president. the company calls him one of the greatest presidents and most widely recognized for establishing the country's financial system. he was the first secretary of the treasury and is on the $10 bill but he was never commander-in-chief. groupon's promotion offers $10 off a $40 coupon purchased today. >>> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. a wild turkey marks territory from sitting on top of fuel pumps to chasing customers at the store. the shoppers there why they are saying it needs to go. >> this toddler puts all of us to shame. at 3 years old she has an iq above 160. meet the pint sized jean genius up next. : >> how is that song to get you going on a monday morning. from the streets of new york city to your home town. a science project to tell you about that went horribly wrong in seattle. two teenaged boys working on the assignment involving model ro

number two, abigail adams. shell obama came in fifth place. followed by hillary clinton.hen lady bird johnson, martha washington, and rosalynn carter, rounding out the top 10. the director of the siena research institute is with us. dr., what do you see in this list? amazing about this survey is that five times, 32 years, we have interviewed historians, political scientists , scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady, the most amazing thing is the consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt is first every time. stands out as the quintessential american first lady. we were going to -- if we were going to put a picture of the first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at two different categories. is she her own woman? again, eleanor roosevelt stands out. she was truly a trendsetting first lady. not only was she the partner and counselor for fdr, but she reshaped that institution. she told american women that they mattered and that they were important in political and social life. clearly, eleanor roosevelt

. >> reporter: abigail smith was spending the night at her friend's house when the shots rang out. her mom was picking her up when she saw all the cops. >> when i first pulled up, i said god, no, you know, it was right in front of the apartment complex. i didn't make contact with my daughter, and i was scared. i was scared for her safety. >> reporter: the cam pups was never put on lockdown. but there is no doubt this has been a difficult year for a campus marched by violence and tragedy. you may recall there were the arrests of the four students on campus for alleged hate crimes, there was also a suicide on campus not long ago. a rough semester for san jose state. >>> also in san jose, a report that a man was barricaded in this home and holding hostages. the house is off the expressway and boarders interstate 280. after police arrived, a man walked out with his hands over his head. then a second man walked out hands raised. investigators are saying very little, only that one of the men was arrested on outstanding warrants and that all the men in the home all knew each other. >>> sa

we talked about sara pope, certainly abigail adams would have regarded herself as a full political partner. but in any event, mrs. lincoln sustained, and you know, spouses -- it's one thing for a candidate to lose an election. it hurts, but it's part of the job. spouses and families, i think there's a special kind of hurt. they take it as a personal rejection of the man they love. and he lost more elections than he won. event, through an likely series of events, the dovetail with the pending crackup of the union, lincoln found himself the republican nominee for president in 1860 and again it was mary who acted as his hoses at the and there are -- hostess and there are lots of contemporary accounts for folks who testify to what an impressive figure she -- how comfortable she seemed to be. back in washington, then as now, kind of a nest of snobs, anyone outside washington is regarded as dish mean, out there in the real america, you know, and mrs. lincoln was to be this crude werner. she was called the republican queen and it was a very mixed compliment. harriette lane, among others, thought

eleanor roosevelt, abigail adams, jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison come before her.irst ladies were evaluated on 10 characteristics including courage and integrity. >>> george zimmerman is speaking out since being acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. zimmerman today cnn he acted within the law and others exploited the case for their benefit. >> you don't think it was about the law? >> i wasn't it wasn't, yes. >> what does that make you? >> like a scapegoat. >> a scapegoat for? >> the government, the president, the other than general. >> zimmerman says he gets -- the attorney general. >> zimmerman says he gets death threat, lives in constant fear and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. >>> trendingw, no e brycharper could be the face of major league baseball. >> plus a cool invention from back to the future will soon be a reality. >> and do football helmets really make the game safer? coming up at 6:15 a brand-new report on their effectiveness in preventing brain injury. >> don't forget we're always on at www.wusa9.com and at the wusa9 app if yo

let's get to our closing bell exchange to talk about this rally day with abigail doolittle from peek theories, bruce khan from sustainable inside capital management, steve sachs, rob stein, and kenny pocari. rob stein -- >> yes. >> is this pullback over? what's going on? what did you make of what we were going through the first month and a half and now it's off to the races again? >> yeah. well, we had a little minor correction and the economic fundamentals didn't fall off the cliff. it's a different time than it was last year and the years before. we've entered a period of visible risk and left a period of uncertainty. a pert of uncertainty, when markets sell off, you don't step back in. with visible risk, you're able to comprehend and evaluate the risk you want to take and find a level that's appropriate to investing. the same thing happens on the upside, too, when it gets too rich. you will see a little more trading but people were looking at good opportunities. >> is it too rich right now? >> no, i think there's some more room to go. i think the expected return for equities is hi

what might surprise you is abigail adments is number two and jackie kennedy number three and dolly madisonr current first lady made her did you bee as number five. she knocked hillary clinton out of the top five. hillary clinton is number six. what they are judged on is integrity and courage and leadership and own accomplishments. we are talking about the first ladies here. public image was a big one. the ones that are their own women. then who is the best in the white house? hillary clinton is knocked out of the top five. laura bush and nancy reagan. where do they stand? >> barbara bush was 11th and her daughter in law laura bush was 12th and nancy reagan was 15th. >> 15th. these are historians that look back and try to make the determinations. as you say based on these various factors? a lot is so subjective. >> they had a separate set for ranking just the modern first ladies. on effectively managing family life in the white house, michelle obama won by a lot. she doubled up on jackie kennedy who got 22% for doing that. other categories like who had the best legacy and best service. elea

>> well, thank god you're not asking me about abigail adams many i think michelle obama, those numberse of the fact that we look at the way they're raising the daughters. there hasn't been a hint of anything embarrassing, relative to the obama family unit. i think she deserves and is afforded great credit for that. she also gets the attributes that the husband gets, she doesn't get the liabilities, people aren't holding her accountable for obama care if they don't appreciate the way in which that was rolled out. >> i met her once, she was utterly delightful. completely warm, friendly and charming, i thought, that's great, she's actually how i hoped she would be. >> there was a charicature created of her during the campaign, she's been able to break free of hers than he has. >> i think that's true. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll be right back. >>> we're awed by the >>> we're awed by the responsibility on my shoulders. last night we spent there, i had not been to sleep for three nights. i had been negotiating to get the hostages released from iran. i was very full of prayer that my pe