annette: okay. grover cleveland was law partners and friends with frances' father, oscar folsom, and when oscar and his wife had frances--emma folsom-- cleveland supposedly gave them the first baby carriage and sort of became a fixture in the house. as frances grew up, she started to call him uncle cleve. and then her father was tragically killed just a couple of days after her 11th birthday in a carriage accident. and oscar was not a good money manager. some people who knew a little bit more about the family history said he was a little bit of a rogue or a rake. and he actually owed more money than he had in his estate. and cleveland kind of stepped in as executor and money manager to help handle the affairs and then sort of work with emma to oversee frances' education through high school and into college. susan: now, my takeaway was that his interest -- i read all of these short biographies, and it tells the story that he became interested after he got into the white house on a visit from the moth

annette b.unlap: it was designed to help americanize immigrant children and their mothers. it was the idea of being able to put children into a school setting in which you could begin to teach them their numbers, their letters, to speak english, american customs, american patriotism, and then it was also a tool with which, as the children were learning, that the mothers would learn along with it. and back in that sphere of influence, the mothers would take that knowledge back and bring it to the husband and to all of the children in the family. susan swain: because we should say, about immigration in the country at this time, it was a critically important issue, and lots of waves of immigrants coming in. taylor stoermer: oh, it's extraordinary. it's the -- it's the greatest -- it's really the greatest period of mass immigration in american history in terms of the percentage of the population. it's 500,000 -- throughout the 1880s -- it's 500,000 people coming in every year. and they're germans an

. >> in so to speak of fight for equality it is my honor to introduce stewart milk and annette did i say your last name right stewart is not only the nephew of the late harvey milk who legacy in our city is cherished may i but made his rights as the co-founder and president of the harvey milk foundation and annette is the dpiven i beginning advice in a norwegian paramount for the foundational human rights for all people thank you to you to promote human right around the world. >> (clapping) and while they're here eastbound please eat as charlotte said quietlyly stewart and annette please koermd thank you (clapping.) >> i'm glad that the mayor got to pronounce annette's last night and not me i've known annette for seven years i still don't get the pronunciation right what on amazing historic day (clapping) >> you know a lot of people committed at the earlier ceremony not being able to dream of a day like today in fact, i think our good afternoon would we have thought of 5 years ago a day like today most of us haven't some asked me i don't know if i dreamed it to be today but there was

annette dunlap: frank. susan swain: frank. so in your closing paragraphs of this, you make the case that she has been somewhat lost to history, but shouldn't be. why? annette dunlap: well, because she was very strong in education, very strong in the arts, and those are things that we still think are very important today. susan swain: and how did she change the role of first lady? annette dunlap: she changed it in terms of putting education in the forefront and getting involved with education and taking care of children. she was really concerned about how children were cared for, and that was something she definitely emphasized. susan swain: and, taylor where would you put her in the pantheon of first ladies we've been learning about this year? taylor stoermer: she's the first celebrity first lady, the first national celebrity first lady. and i think when we're talking about the development of our understanding of the institution of the first lady, then she is the first one in which we get to start thinking about what really ar

but annette, brad's wife, was getting very much attached to living in suburban washington.hop obviously was under pressure. >> he actually purchased a motorcycle because he liked to be alone, he liked the privacy of being on a motorcycle, the solitude. >> it wasn't crucial at that point in his career that he would be promoted to the next rank, but in his own mind, it was everything. he felt he had to get promoted. >> bishop's wife that morning spent three hours with an acquaintance saying, i need to find work, we're in serious financial straits here. >> brad bishop ran into several people at the office that day, and he was short-tempered, he's angry that morning. finally tells his supervisor he doesn't feel well and that he's going home. >> i was on my way back to the state department at the 21st street entrance, and suddenly, there in front of me is brad bishop. i said, you look like you've lost your best friend. he said, i didn't get promoted, it's now official. i said, well, i didn't, either. he said but i'm far more deserving than you. i said, well, why don't you just g

lucinda: annette, hoover. annette: we will do the light stuff first. she was very avid horsewoman she loved to ride. she liked to motor also. not while she was first lady but shortly after lose mother passed away, after they left the white house, she gets in the car with her father, before they get into the white house, she gets into the car with her father in california they drive all the way across the country. it's a trip for him but also a trip for her. they have large dogs. norwegian held counts. it was either a german shepherd -- norwegian elk pounds -- norwegian elk hounds and either a german shepherd or a belgian dog, no one knows for sure. they had a couple of cats, either persian or siamese, the siamese eventually was in the hoover's apartment in the waldorf-astoria in new york in their later years. somebody had given her an irish wolfhound named patrick. he was very close to her during the white house years. they have a lot of dogs particularly and some cats. the tragedy for the hoover's was not death of a child or death of a spouse, but the

lucinda: annette, hoover. annette: we will do the light stuff first. she was very avid horsewoman she loved to ride. she liked to motor also. not while she was first lady but shortly after lose mother passed away, after they left the white house, she gets in the car with her father, before they get into the white house, she gets into the car with her father in california they drive all the way across the country. it's a trip for him but also a trip for her. they have large dogs. norwegian held counts. it was either a german shepherd were a belgian melon law, no one knows for sure. they had a couple of cats, either persian or siamese, the siamese eventually was in the hoover's apartment in the waldorf-astoria in new york in their later years. somebody had given her an irish wolfhound named patrick. he was very close to her during the white house years. they have a lot of dogs particularly in cats. the tragedy for the hoover's was not death of a child or death of a spouse, but the older of their two sons, herbert hoover junior who to be known as pete by

foundation board member since our inception and tremendous leader not just by the way in europe but annette travels the world speaking about equality (clapping.) >> thank you so much stewart as a member of paramount i'm so honored to be able to be here in this grateful had them dream i'm also so honored to be an international board member of the harvey milk foundation we've earned the highest level of requirement across the global living up to the legacy of harvey milk all across the globally globe the foundation works groggy for the cultural and community to there will activities and stability and to collaborate with other minority groups collecting us to common humanity the harvey milk 34e89 was created at the direction of the integral guardian their not to be given anti lightly rather they worked go to individuals that reach across the globe and part of participates are nepz desmond thank you, thank you barbara robtsd and wanting david notifying pr form i's chief of particle and common raiser for the disease and multiple grammy winner melissa were with the harvey milk melted we today rec

annette: what this means is eventually the potomac river will be slow mobile and fissionable. both of the rivers will be completed by 2018. jummy: you never know what is going on. doug: i have been driving past that every day. i figured out what they are doing there, and i think it is a great idea. the weather is perfect. how many more days like this can we squeeze out? jummy: 10. doug: i wish. at least until saturday. this is our weatherbug camera at oakdale high school, and a few clouds this morning but generally, mostly sunny skies. comfortably warm because dew point levels, humidity levels are so low. 82 at reagan national, 81 in frederick, 79 degrees in annapolis. the good news is, we have the combination of low humidity, bright sunshine, and seasonably warm temperatures, making it as comfortable as it gets. we get to about 87, a couple of degrees below average, but we will see a fairly nice cool off into the 70's tonight. we are going to look ahead. the good news, this time it will be a slow change. we will slowly get out of the comfortable weather into the more uncomfor

. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds.his is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. ...and this is me now! i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 82 pounds in eight months.

my name is annette feiner and i am the co-owner of the end up which is a nightclub historical makeupthat's been in business since 1973. i really thought i was going to come here to testify in support of the legacy history business funds, but it's dawned on me that it's much more than just this for myself. i'm an immigrant who came to america in 1985. basically, took three jobs as i was going to high school to be able to keep up with my living and have an education. my journey continues to survive in san francisco, that it's been increasingly rich in culture, and also rent. i realize that the dream, the american dream of owning any business would probably be impossible. however, the one thing that i did as i was going to school and working three jobs, i was fortunate enough to be able to come across some good people that actually found respite in night clubs that i was underage, yet i was able to sneak into those nightclubs as a young person against my hours away, depression and anxiety and poverty. i'm now the proud owner of the end up and i will let you know that it's much more than

the network called it annette work connective issue, whatever you call it it was chaos for those dependingflying on united airlines today. it affected the mainline carrier and its regional jets. the united express flights resumed quite quickly, but it took about an hour and 15 minutes before united was able to fix its glitch and start resuming its flights. it will probably take hours for the airline to get itself system up and running in any major fashion. it takes a long time to recover from something like this. and the airline says it is waiving fees for those who need to change flights. luckily the problem was resolved within about an hour. >>> let's go ahead and bring in patrick tucker now, the technology editor for the website defense one. he joins us via skype from washington. thank you so much for joining us patrick. first, it's easy to make the jump to these two issues being connected here. could they be connected? >> there's no evidence of that right now. it's certainly unnerving. it's very eerie, no one has come out and said we're positive that they are connected. and in all like

of the freedom foundation of minnesota annette meeks. >> good afternoon. i hope you're all having a wonderful day. we're thankful to be a sponsor of such an important event. i'd like to personally thank bob and the rest of the family leader organization for hosting this terrific opportunity for iowans to hear from national leaders. my name is sarah bowman. i'm the president and chairman of iowa conservatives against gambling expansion. i'm the wife of an iraq war vet. my husband, david. [applause] i'm a mother of four wonderful boys all under the age of 9. and we have a baby due just before the iowa caucuses. [applause] i'm a life long iowan daughter of mike and sherry bowman from glidden, iowa, and we still have our farm in our family. after working beside many of you in iowa politics, i became concerned about what was happening in our state. frankly, i saw what compulsive gambling was doing to our state, our culture, and how it was affecting my neighbors. after doing some research on my own, i decided to do something about it last june. i started the iow

the pilot mack us willy landed safely on the median taking out few road signs the plane flew above annette thompson' cars. >> seen this little says is a coming in getting lower and lower and lower. >> this woman nearly hit it. >> i just drove up and i slammed my brakes on. >> this man was working when the plane landed on the highway on the other side of this fence. >> like something -- they thought it was car accident. >> reporter: what fold something you don't see every day emergency workers rolling the plane off the highway to parking lot where crews then spent hours detaching the wings before hauling it off. five people were hahn board including this man. >> scary. it's scary but the pilot did a great job. >> the plane is with sky dive east coast. two instructors and two students were planning to drop when the pilot lost his only engine. >> the engine quit on him. towed make that decision for everybody tosses safely he made it the decision to land it here. >> when an engine quits you still have some control. >> absolute. airplane is very designed to glide. >> giving him minutes to decid

says the telescope found a planet a lot like ours that orbits a sun like star and has water and annettee. it is 1400 light-years away. there are good days and the days that jeff bezos is having. his personal fortune grew $6 billion today. shares up sharply after amazon posted a surprise quarterly profit. about $50ow worth billion. those are your top stories. ising up, why citigroup teaching wealthy young heirs how to buy fine art. ♪ scarlet: time now for this week's peak into the good life. citigroup is trying new creative way to lower wealthy heirs, offering special new services to their most elite clientele like private courses on how to buy fine art. collins had the chance to attend one of these sessions and spoke about her experience early on with betty liu. >> they try to simulate an option as best they could. the twentysomethings were split up into teams and they each got a mock catalog of about a dozen art pieces ranging from paintings to polaroid prints to cartier earrings. $100,000 and they got to bid on it. some teams held back on their money and bought multiple pieces , one t

i know you love annette funicello and haley mills but you should meet me. i'm known for my kpreegs sexpressions. lo and behold a couple months later i get letter back from walt disney. i'm sure it was a form letter. hit to be. at least i got it. >> did you freak? what did it say. >> it said what you would expect, if you work hard -- something about your dreams will come true because remember if you make-a-wish your dreams will come true. he said work hard at it and maybe some day we will work together. i went on to work for the disney organization for 15 years with regis did movies -- >> you knew right away. >> a lot of kids do. what are you kid loves doing right now and can't wait to do and forget how long they have been doing it that's what they should be doing. that's the dream i placed. when they are in the womb it happens. >> they build legos maybe be an architect. >> whatever they love to do unless it's porn encourage them. literally encourage your child. okay. >> so we gynecologist some news about zane. remember how he left one direction an everyone

. >> annette lopez, new york times you're not my dad. >> i think it was the trust. >> it was the trust us. >> try it with the peas, there is sunflower seeds, i think, in here, too. >> texture. >> this guac has clearly been given a lot more love and care. >> i like the peas. >> it's perfectly delicious america. perfectly delicious. >> takes like american. >> actually -- >> tastes american. >> i think it actually tastes totally good. >> it's really good, man. >> if you were having, i'm going to go out and have guacamole that i know and love, don't go to the peas. >> this is definitely a blue state -- >> get out of here. >> we will get into the true american spirit but bragging about this stuff. >> stay with us. >> this is good. >> blue state? >>> all right. we're celebrating america, with what makes america great and what things make america great. much more after this. >>> here is an independence day fact, there is not a treasure map on the back of the declaration of independence. we'll be right back. look at that beautiful hotel on tripadvisor. wait. why leave the site? don't you know

running to serve as your president of the united states of america. [ cheering and applause ] so annetteex and all the other sons and daughters like them to grow up in a country that is as great, as great, as the country we inherited. americans deserve a president who will fight and win for them. someone who will stand up for the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. someone who will stand up for our religious freedoms and all of our other constitutional rights. someone who will stand up for america. you see, it doesn't matter whether you come from a big city or a suburb or a small town. i will fight and win for you. healthy or sick born or unborn i will fight and win for you. >>> young or old or anywhere in between i will fight and win for you. [ applause ] >>> over the years i have met some amazing people. many of whom have come here from other places around the world. i have got to tell you to a person the people i have met like that tell me the reason they came here was not to become dependent on the government. no, the reason they came here was because america is one

this is one visitor annette garcia was not messing with.gator made itself comfortable outside her front porch in st. petersburg this morning. a neighbor noticed the gator and call the cops. wildlife officials got there to help. it was filled with blood. they don't know what it was eating. garcia is lucky else spotted it first. >> and i just say thank god because, upping, by someone saying it, if i was still going to work during the summertime, i would have walk up on that, not knowing he was out there. >> a trapper coralled the reptile and took it to a local farm. wildlife experts say alligators tend to be more active during the warm mr. months. >> a former temple employee asked a judge to release the full deposition in her lawsuit. portions releaseed revealed cosby testified in 2005 he gave women sedatives then had sex with them. as the controversy gross fox's tom fitzgerald reports so does the scrutiny over a cosby exhibit at the smithsonian. >> reporter: the smithsonian institute institution holds america's treasures but now bill cosby's

annette: there will most likely --very modest and manageable i wanted to go back to the testimony this morning. she was asked about what are those risks and could they change the outlook for fed policy and she said, look, when we met in june and produced are forecast, we knew these risks were out there and we discounted them in our forecast. knowing that, we still thought it would be appropriate to hike rates this year. the fed is discounting this as well. things could evolve differently, but in all likelihood, these are manageable problems. mark: u.s. housing, you believe it is still a bright spot given what's happened in the labor market. why? have beent pimco bullish on housing for 3-4 years and we are still very positive. household formation is picking up. you've added a lot of jobs in that first time buyer cohort. 18-34-year-olds living at home right now. that will change. lows. is at 15 year you are not having enough inventory relative to demand. inventories are at or near 15 year lows. we are quite constructive on housing. the sector can grow at 10% nominal growth rate, two time

the case of 17-year-old annette herd was unsolved for 26 years until investigators re-opened the colde and got a hit on a d.n.a. sample taken from the victim's body. john william kelly admitted to killing the teen after he picked her up. she was hitchhiking home from a party. he will be sentenced next month after being arrested in 2012. >> investigators are trying to determine what spark add grass fire starting justify 8:00 last night open sunset drive. the fire started in a backyard and charred heavy brush along railroad tracks and it burned boats and cars and debris. firefighters contained it 15 minutes later and officials say it may have started in a homeless encampment. >> the california public utilities commission is expected to vote on proposals to raise electricity rates for many people. the proposals restructure residential customers' rate. a proposal with eliminate the more you use the more you pay rate and replace it with a flat rate. pg&e and other state power providers say low energy users cost the utility money because they do not consume enough to pay for delivery. >> ei

. >> annette lopez, new york times you're not my dad. >> i think it was the trust. >> it was the trusty it with the peas, there is sunflower seeds, i think, in here, too. >> texture. >> this guac has clearly been given a lot more love and care. >> i like the peas. >> it's perfectly delicious america. perfectly delicious. >> takes like american. >> actually -- >> tastes american. >> i think it actually tastes totally good. >> it's really good, man. >> if you were having, i'm going to go out and have guacamole that i know and love, don't go to the peas. >> this is definitely a blue state -- >> get out of here. >> we will get into the true american spirit but bragging about this stuff. >> stay with us. >> this is good. >> blue state? you know i tried one of those bargain paper towels. but i had to use so many sheets per spill the roll just disappeared. i knew i should've bought bounty. bounty is 2x more absorbent and strong when wet. just look how much longer bounty lasts versus one of those bargain brand towels. and that's a good deal. bounty. the long lasting quicker picker-upper. and n

. >> annette garcia, she broadcasts for television monterrey, in mexico, all over the internet, crowned the sexiest mexican weather woman. even compared to kim kardashian watch do you think? i thought things were getting titan sexy here in the state. wow. lauren johnson quincy harris, we're looking to you as two television professionals. is it too much? >> i would say yes you start with me, i would say yes. my mother always says if you have it, flaunt it. then i aid tastefully. the thing about her that people might not realize she is a mold hearing is the deal. if she was model first then then casino of recruited her to come to the television station because she had a huge following, and maybe they could get some of those following to become viewers people that followed them on social media sites then they kind of know what comes with the territory. but on tv then became a model you kind of have to separate those two, okay, when i'm on tv i have to dress a certain way, when i go model certain outfits i get paid to do that then i have to be a different personality. i think it is too far.

david: annette point, jeff makes exactly -- on that point, jeff makes exactly the right point.or from secretary kerry staff and president obama's that on many occasions in the past week they said take the extra time, don't rush is. if you go past the limits in the congressional legislation and they have 60 days to review, that's fine better to have a better deal. i think the president's own staff believes that came from exactly that string of victories that jeff described. the big question is, in the end does that result in a significantly different deal? i'm not sure it did, but it got rid of some of the perception that he and secretary kerry wanted this too much. charlie: among both of you, do you have any sense of who won and lost here, or is that a question you're not even able to ascertain because you don't know how it's going to lay out -- how to play out? >> clearly the short term loser here, and this is an important point that has to be made, the people of syria who are oppressed by a government supported by iran, as david pointed out. the islamic revolutionary guard co

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rain we've had let to this flooding in long beach island, new jersey, these photos sent to us by annetteson she saw cars and bikers making their way through streets with water almost above their wheels. it has receded most of those areas tonight. >>> north philadelphia woman becomes unintended victim of violence outside her home. police say lulu may tillman was sitting on the front porch of her north 25th street home last night when someone opened fire. tillman told investigators that two groups of men were arguing up the block and she tried to run inside when the bullets started flying. two stray bullets hit her in both legs. she's going to be okay and police are now working to track down the shooters. >>> it's going to cost new jersey transit riders more money to ride the rails and buses. fair increases of about 9% were approved today. they'll go into effect in october. transit officials say these increases are needed to cover a $60 million budget gap this is the first fare increase by the way in five years. >>> search crews on the ground are now headed to the wreckage avenue small air

. >> annette tedeo, a lot of people think that donald trump is doing the democrats a huge favor in makingk about immigration. in fact the candidate that you are running against for congress down in florida says that trump is a democratic plot to make the gop look stupid. what is your reaction there? >> well i think what we need is leadership. and as latinos we don't need all of these theories about a phantom candidate, that are lewd cris. krauss. ludicrous. but he need candidates who will stand up and say actually this is not right. it shouldn't have taken jeb bush three weeks, my opponent three weeks. it shouldn't take people having to ask them what they think about what donald trump said. because it is horrible what he said. but also what we're seeing as a difference where, you know, we're actually speaking the language as democrats, that hispanics want to hear which is the language that we speak. we want to talk about economic opportunity for everybody. we want to talk about the issues that matter to us. and it is not just immigration although that is a very important issue and a huge

. >> annette. it's all good. a lot of numbers running through my head today. we want to get about ten times the resolution 10.1 times the resolution that we had yesterday, and you can really see on pluto that it's this world with different geologic regions. i don't mean you have to be a full geologist to see there's different patches. we have nitrogen snow nitro snow and the dark regions seem to be very long chain carbon molecules like 150 carbons in a row up to maybe 1,000 carbons strung together and they turn like tar, like asphalt, and so that's nitro tar on pluto, and then there 's the north pole what are called plutonans, and this is the third solar system. have you ever gotten this story? we live on the first, mercury, venus, earth, mars, are rocky, solid, iron nickel things. >> and then you have the gas giants. >> the gas giants exactly. >> i'm learning. >> saturn neptune and urbanus and after that there's thousands of other worlds and pluto is the first among them. >> wow. >> so people call them kiper belt and i don't speech dutch. >> that's where the

let me tell you, this is annett thick of this administration, sean.a laws we have throughout the country? well, if you don't like them in your state, you don't have to follow them. so colorado, other places, you don't have to follow them. the federal government turns a blind eye. sanctuary cities, you don't like to enforce the federal immigration law? we'll turn a blind eye. let me tell you this. when i'm president every one of the laws will be enforced. >> isn't that an accessory to crime? isn't the president an accessory to crime by advancing sanctuary cities and not enforcing the law? >> not only, that sean, not only that, but you know what else is going on, he is fostering a disrespect for the rule of law in our country. >> that's a good point. i agree with you. >> you cannot -- when i take the oath, sean, i say i'm going to enforce the laws of the state of new jersey. not the once i like, there are some laws i don't like i have to enforce. he is putting forward disrespect for the law and rule of law. >> news today. if the iranian deal couldn't ge

. >> let's hear from annette in chicago. >> she's on our democratic line. >> good morning. i'm calling about the legacy of president obama. i believe he should go down as one of the best in the world because since he has been in office he has been trying desperately to bring people together. no no matter what race they are and trying to help the american people as well with the affordable care act to help individuals that don't have insurance. he helped the lgb t community. just things that everyday people care about these things. being able to able to feed their children and find jobs. barack obama has been working desperately trying to get all of those things for just regular everyday people. i also think he should go down as well as a president _-dash. [inaudible] so if the total disrespect of this man brings so much hatred for him, you have to ask yourself why do republicans hate him so much and why don't they care about everyday people? >> thanks for your call let's hear from richard norton smith. >> we are living through an era of intense override station and i think

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