i was at amherst, she was at smith seven miles away. and i think there had actually been a news story that we would be going to schools somewhat together. i didn't want to put her on the spot. finally mamie did prevail on me to do this. and so i went over. liked her tremendously. went back and called on her about six weeks later and had one of these experiences that suggests kind of the obstacles that are posed to a relationship like this. smith had a proctor system, and i can remember presenting myself to the proctor, a student, you know, with the horn-rimmed glasses and long straight hair, she was a bio major and i walked up to her and i said i'm david eisenhower and i'd like to see julie nixon. and she gave me a long look and said, well, my name is harry truman. i persisted, and it worked. >> now, when your grandmother wanted you to meet, did she have an eye toward courtship? >> no doubt about it. >> from the very beginning. >> oh, yes. >> i saw mamie at a funeral a month before i went off to smith and i had also seen the eisenhowers

struck a car that was perp endicular on the road, bringing traffic to a standstill near the city of amherst. it prompted some of the passengers to rush to the front of the bus to help. >>> at least 10 people are being treated at the hospital. investigators are still trying to determine what caused that crash. >>> a california man is behind bars, after plunging a stolen minivan off the edge of a cliff with his wife in the passenger's seat. take a look. police were chasing the man when he drove down an embankment and crashed. somehow, he managed to escape before police arrived. the 44-year-old was later arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> the search continues for the body of a missing boy who disappeared in manhattan more than 30 years ago. 6-year-old etan pats was last seen in 1979. but recent interest in a carpenter has prompted officials to relaunch the case. investigators searched the basement of this building, using a cadaver dog today. pats allegedly met the carpenter the day before he vanished. >>> it's a big day for queen elizabeth. she turns 86 years old. the queen is rep

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i usually have to take the transit to amherst to hear that kind of crap. [ laughter ] >> this is -- what republican fifth circuit threw a tantrum. >> yeah, he lou a hissy fit. >> when the oil company's allies want to protect the interest, they go right to the fifth circuit. when a high school cheerleader sued her high school when they ordered her to cheer for her rapist. the fifth court circuit charged her. and jerry smith interrupted immediately asking that the gop asked that the judiciary could strike down the judicial law. he said it is not clear whether the president believes such power exists. president obama made a statement that can -- both enacted by democratic elected officials. it would be unprecedented for the court to strike it down. president obama clarified. he said he intended the second meeting he would go into more detail. as the president explained, we have not seen a court overturn the law that was passed on an economic issue. >> the supreme court is the final say on our constitution and our laws and all of us have to respect it. but it's precisely because of that extr

i rise today to honor and recognize a true american patriot, sergeant william wilson of amherst, nework, my district, forg giving the ultimate sacrifice and service to his country. ms. hochul: on march 26 of this year, sergeant wilson lost his life defending us in afghanistan while serving with nato forces. billy, as he was fondly called by his family, served our country for seven years and was on his third tour of duty. his commanders said he was my best, my most skilled and talented squad leader. that's who billy was, selfless, dedicated, always putting his heart and soul into his soldiers. he asked his family and friends and looked into the eyes of his mom and dad, they were overwhelmed with pride of his service. he was proud to put on the uniform and serve our country. his smile would light up a room. just ask any of the thousands of people who came and paid tribute to him this past week. a devoted family, friend, respected and loved by many. to his brother, he's known as superman. for his brave efforts, sergeant wilson was awarded the bronze star and purple heart. my message tod