the beautification of washington came out of that but it became clear that her committee, the beautification people had split and some wanted to go national and that is the emphasis on national parks, highway beautification, mary lasker who was part of that move, said these highways are terrible. she was thinking of the new jersey turn pike. although signs, it could be better. that was highway beautification, getting the junkyards removed or covered up with fences and the washington park. even the washington part split into two. one group wanted to plant tulips, the dog would set. people wanted to polish the statues and make it more beautiful for tourists and others who wanted to go into the poor neighborhoods where sports fields, recreation facilities were not there and do something for those in regards. the important about her is she incorporated them all. >> she beat the united states congress and there was no hiding behind, you know, the man, and she did not pretend that she was not doing it. she was up their lobbying and it was very tough. it sounds nicey-nicey, the beautification. the

most of our beautification planning was done right here. we took our notes on president and our connection with the outside world with this french telephone made in 1890. and then, i know that one day when i walk through the finished library in. johnson texas, vivid memories of this room will come to mind. for all most three years, our various library committees have met here. many of the chancellors, regions , historians and architects and all manners of historians. here we have watched library grow from just the germ of an idea to a real, living repository of history. and so, a room that started out as a working environment by a succession of presidents still provides that very important function for 20th-century first ladies with a variety of projects. it is a working room, but like any room in the white house is also a collection of memories. having the entire family together for lunch is also -- is a joy but also a rarity. the girls are unpredictable. but when everyone's activities coincide in together in the dining room. -- everyone's

so it's good to think of her beautification project as being national and that was highway beautification, getting the j k junkyards either removed or covered by fences. one group wanted to plant tulips. i think they were called the dogwood and the others who wanted to go into the foreign neighborhoods where sports fields, recreation facilities were just not there and do something for those neighborhoods. and the important thing about her, i think, is that she incorporated them all. >> uh-huh. she tried to do them all. but what she also did was she personally lobbied the united states congress. >> yes. >> and there was no -- there was no hiding behind, you know, the man and she did not pretend that she was not doing it. she was up there lobbying and it was very tough. you know, it sounds all nicy, nicy but there were people, of course as there always are in these situations, people pushing harder saying she wasn't doing enough, needed to be a much bigger emphasis on cleaning everything up and people saying you are going way too far. and she just hung in there and she kept it up. i mean, e

most of our beautification planning was done right here.took our notes on president grant's table and our outside world with this old french tornado watch made back in the -- telephone made back in the 1890 #s, and then i know one day when i walk through the finished lin don b. johnson lib brair of texas, vivid memories of this room will come to mind. for almost three years, our various library committees have met here bringing the chancellor and regions, architects, historians, and all manner of design exbt people. here we watch the library grow from just a germ of an idea to a real livering repository of history. a room that started out as a working environment by succession of presidents provides an important function for ladies with a variety of projects. it is not a working room, but like any room in the white house. it is also a collection of memories. having the entire family together for lunch is a joy but also a relative. lyndon's hours vary with work, and the girls are just as unpredictable, but every once in awhile, everyone's at

the beautiful -- beautification of washington came out of that but it became clear that her the beautification people had split and some wanted to go national and that is the emphasis on national parks, highway beautification, mary lasker who was part of that move, said these highways are terrible. she was thinking of the new jersey turn pike. -- althoughns signs, it could be better. that was highway beautification, getting the junkyards removed or covered up with fences and the washington park. even the washington part split into two. one group wanted to plant tulips, the dog would set. people wanted to polish the statues and make it more beautiful for tourists and others who wanted to go into the poor neighborhoods where sports fields, recreation facilities were not there and do something for those in regards. the important about her is she incorporated the mall. -- them all. >> she beat the united states congress and there was no hiding behind, you know, the man, and she did not attend that she was not doing it. she was up their lobbying and it was very tough. nicey, thenicey- beautificatio

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. >> it is a beautif day when people recognize a kid's suffering and want to encourage >> reporter: everywhere shis decked outith the familiar bat symbol,hich came to symbolize hope. >> i'm out here to support miles. >> reporterfor so many here, the story of a little boy living out his dream hit home. >> i have a5-year-old nhew was diaosed with the same condion as miles. he loves batman. he was dressed as batman for lloween. so this is really personal and close to home. >>at kid, san fncisco, tham city. no other city could pull this off. the energy out here is amazing. >> reporter: tre will be many in coc boos and movies, but a 5-year-oldoy today proved them wrong. >> it's bee apecial day. bat kid fever spread fareyond the bay are this video message.a recrded >> wait to go,miles. y to save gotham. he posted that on vin. the red sox mscot tweete thanks to miles f saving lucielle. even the villains had special twitte account today. the riddlernd pguin posted foiled by bat kid.of being prosecutors issuedederal indictments for the riddl and penguins. theocument notes the two villains an appeal but

we're looking for grant money for more beautification. if anybody is interested in starting a neighborhood watch and getting involved, call me and i can help you get started. it's a great thing to know your neighbors, even the ones who are a pain in the neck. it's a great thing to know your neighbors. [laughter] (applause) >> i would just like to say thank you to all of our neighbors because we have lived in that neighborhood for 37 years and it's just been such a joy to meet people who live right across the street and never knew what wonderful neighbors i had until we started the neighborhood watch group. so, i would strongly advise everyone to start a neighborhood watch group. it's great. and thanks to patricia, she's done an outstanding job and i'm so happy she took over as block captain for me. i appreciate it. thanks a lot. (applause) ♪ (applause) >> our next award is for the best community -- green community project. and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give the award. here sh

i've never seen women dressed so beautif beautifully. >> it wasn't until she ditched her job in banking to go to paris. she's now a consultant and task masker to these girls. >> if you give these kids a pass, the world doesn't give you a pass. there's rules and regulations. you have to get up and go to work on time. you have to come prepared here. >> ultimately tracey says her goal is not to provide the world with great fashion designers although that would be nice. no, she just wants to provide the world with a few more great people. now a sad update to the bay area proud story we brought you this summer. this resignated with people around the world. the story of jenn bullock lane, the 35-year-old stylist of mountain view diagnosed with stage four lung cancer earlier this we're given four to six months to live. she wanted to make the most of her time left. it was going to be a small ceremony until the east bay wedding planner heard jenn's story. in two weeks, erica convinced more than 60 vendors to donate $60,000 in goods and services to give jenn her dream wedding. it was a story view

. >> a beautification, to my mind, is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me it describes the whole effort to bring a natural world and the man-made world into harmony.

we're looking for grant money for more beautification.d in starting a neighborhood watch and getting involved, call me and i can help you get started. it's a great thing to know your neighbors, even the ones who are a pain in the neck. it's a great thing to know your neighbors. [laughter] (applause) >> i would just like to say thank you to all of our neighbors because we have lived in that neighborhood for 37 years and it's just been such a joy to meet people who live

she always been interested and what came to be known as beautification. she carried that on until her death. the wildflower center here. she was probably most valuable as a counselor to my father. something that you do not get credit for. she knew that he needed somebody he could talk to, who would tell him the truth, or how they saw it. so biden did not need or want something from him. daddy would say why is it that everybody is always looking for something for me to do. that is true when you are in that job. people are coming to you even your staff with a project that they think or they want to be the person who brings him in the information from such and such. mother, she did not have a bone in that fight. daddy was one she cared about. she offered him the solace that allowed him to be able to go out to do great things like civil rights bill and like medicare and all of the education bills. she was his strength. i am so glad she was there. but she had her own interests. that was important. daddy promoted her, too. sometimes she would hold back and say

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best memberps the for her beautification efforts among the nations highway and urging people to begin with national parks. >> we are offering a special edition of the books first ladies of the united states of america. and comments from noted historians on the role of first lady threat history. welcome to the white house. life in thes executive mansion during the tenure of each of the first ladies. find out more at c- theirrg/first ladies and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house as a public service of the private industry created by the cable industry 34 years ago. in new, the remarks hampshire. then a look at the 2014 elections with greg walden. later, the u.s. supreme court oral argument in the case bond versus the u.s.. on saturday night, martin o'malley headlined the jefferson jackson dinner in manchester new hampshire. it is an annual fundraiser thrown by the state and the credit party and included remarks by maggie hassan and senator jeanne shaheen. this is 1.5 hours. >> thank you. thank you all very much. >> thank you for that great introduction. thank you. it

a beautif for a 5-year-old now fighting cancer. >> nobody redell jns us, which is transforming.ning, bob. >> rorter: here little do be attack by the riddler.g to it's too mh for the local department. greg will be calling upon bat d we're taking in the grand att in downtown. i think you'llgree when issue this. tread lhtly around thi kid. his real nam is miles. he is a 5-year-old kindergartener who spent most of his me in aattle against leukemia. he is in resuspicion. thanks to the make-a-wh foundation the signedp 1200 people to help turning sf into gotham. special edition about his a exploitsow he sav the city. t man and some of bat man's friends, ran miles through traing to help prepare f his crime fightin spree. apparently after all of this miles has little idea that his life long dream of becoming a >> superheroes,e likes tooh be a superhero. he is one our mind. >> what mes him a super hero. he beat an awfulless. >> what are you dng in s frcisco? >> going to be batman. >> rorter: he will receive a call from t chief this morning to help. he will stop a bank robbery being putn b

she always been interested and what came to be known as beautification. she carried that on until her death. -- lower center here. -- lower center here. she was probably most valuable as a counselor to my father. that you do not get credit for. she knew that he needed somebody he could talk to, who would tell him the truth, or how they saw it. so biden did not need or want something from him. daddy would say why is it that everybody is always looking for something for me to do. that is true when you are in that job. people are coming to you even your staff with a project that they want to be the person who brings him in the information from such and such. have a bonedid not in that fight. daddy was one she cared about. thatffered him the solace allowed him to be able to go out to do great things like civil rights bill and like medicare and all of the education bills. she was his strength. i am so glad she was there. but she had her own interests. that was important. daddy promoted her, too. backimes she would hold and say i should probably be here with yo

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what she felt and this was the criticism of lady bird johnson, she had beautification. pat nixon did not like the fact that was assumed she will be programmed to do one thing. they came to her, apparently the white house, the west wing, with all kind of ideas that she might wanted to do. she disliked the idea this is what she had to do as first lady. >> in the sense that if she had to have something, she had volunteered her whole life so it worked with the nixon administration in terms of what they wanted to do. i agree with tim she did not want to pick one topic. she would rather go out and see people to see which they were doing. even we do volunteerism, she said i do not want to local officials and the ceos and head of corporations coming. i want to see the volunteers and the people they are helping you want to talk to them. she is very much involved with the people, not with the big shots. >> the selection the issue struck me that it supported the image of a conservative president. the private sector rather than public sector. >> i think that was a big part of the w

butte tied the streets, put in streetscapes, easements for beautification. today we have a beautiful linear park on the most major road that calls through sandy springs, a linear park where people are able to enjoy park and have a buffer from the highway and yet improve traffic flowing through that community. that's just one of many things she did in innovative ways to make it a better community. eva is a great citizen. she has a wonderful husband, three great children, six great grand-children but her seventh grandchild is the city of sandy springs. she birthed it, she led it, she grew it and at the end of this year, she will leave it as its mayor but she will always be their leading citizen. so i rise today on the floor of the senate to pay tribute for eva galambuos. and then leading it to become what she always hoped it could be, a great city, the city of sandy springs, georgia. and i yield back the balance of my time. mr. isakson: mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mrs. boxe

>>e's just got this glow on him. >> he has a beautif voice. name. there w lot of tantruming because his expressive language was poor. his older brother was diagnosed with aism when he was four so we knewhat to look for in isaiah. >> you struggle to find a breat through. there was this coming out party that wasike -- that was a lot of fun. >> isaiah, a you ready? >> yeah. >> it's hard to get that news but there's a l of places tha will -- excusee -- a lot of great services. >> horse ability is an organization tt prodes therapeutic horsebackiding services to children a adults with special needs. >> we fou horseability and mediately isaiah took to the horse. >> reporter: isaiah's perfornce in the ana also improved his work in the classroom. >> he is now ableo focus better on reading. with child like isaiah it's imperative that you go beyond the four walls of the classroom. my husband and i like too watch him in his horse shows on the weend. i just see how the horses are helping him in the assroom. >> okay. are you ready? have some fun, all right?

she had always been interested in what came to be known as beautification and she carried that on until her death with the wildflower center here in austin. valuablerobably most as a counselor to my father. something that you don't get credit for. that he needed somebody he could talk to, who would tell him the truth or how they sought. he didn't need anything from it, he didn't want anything. it that everyone is always thinking for something for me to do? i think that is true. when you are in a job, everybody is coming to you, even your own staff, with a project that they think what they want to be the person that brings in the information from such and such. mother did not have a dog in that fight except daddy. he was the person she cared about. the solace that allow them to be able to go out and do great things like civil rights bills and like medicare and all of the education bills. she was his strength. i am so glad she was there. interests. her own and that was important. and daddy promoted her to. sometimes she would hold back and say, i should be here with you. he would say, you

lady bird johnson's passion was beautification, dismissed by some as a silly project, just planting daffodilse of the first environmentali environmentalists, one with access to the resources of the powerful johnson white house. she gathered experts and brought the issue of conservation to the nation's attention. her work led to the passage of 50 bill prospecting national parks and removing billboards and junk yards from the highways. her work was more than just wildflowers. but i was reminded of the inability of some commentators to see the real work of first ladies this week when i read a piece in politico magazine calling first lady michelle obama a feminist nightmare. and that's why my letter this week is to the washington reporter who wrote that story, michelle coddle. dear michelle, are you serious? you and your handful of feminist sources claim that first lady obama is not a feminist because she says her most important job is being mom in chief to her two daughters. in a week when right-wing hatred of the president forced a nuclear change in the very rules of the senate, your advice to

. >>> a beautification to my mind is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me it describes the whole effort to bring the natural world and the manmade world into harmony, to bring ardor, usefulness, delight to our whole environment. and that of course only begins with trees and flowers and landscaping. >> that's from the film created by the johnson administrat

(announcer) at first, carlos adores all the attention of his beautification.you should do this to me, more often. well, i dunno-- you're gonna be married next week, or else, i would. (laughing) i said, misty. (announcer) pretty soon, however, carlos is finding reasons to complain. oh, you can breathe. you don't need to breathe. you breathe all the time. okay, ready? i'm ready. may i take this thing off? this mask, rag, thing, towel? is it really bothering you? no, but, it's not hot, anymore. just, leave it alone. such a wuss. i-i don't like this. i'm getting dirt on my face, and... it's not dirt-- it's clay. it feels like dirt. it feels like sand, like, wet sand all over my face. (misty) you'll get over it. oh, god! relax-- calm down. you didn't tell me it was gonna be wet sand. you're supposed to be... shh! enjoying this. you know what-- getting beautiful is an ugly thing. i'm already handsome. i'm just gonna get it a little bit wet. okay, just sit there for another ten minutes. how long do i gotta stay like this? ten minutes. how's it feel? like (deleted). y

it's beautif. his mark. >> if you'd like some mo information on the parnson's center, ad to "todatoday.com. we'll give you informati there. >> it's been a great week of inspirations. >> carson is going to sharhis story of insration in our next half hour. hey,arson. >> hey, guys. that was a gre story, matt. how you doing? >> we're doi well. >> long time, noee. >> well, y did the west coast swing. did "the voice," lenand ellen. i love that piece, it cameut grea i think there's some ribbing ing on. i have been hearing that you don't think i'm growing enough for ouno shave today movemt, t as you can see it's coming in nice. >> i have not ribbed you at l. i think you have one of the nicest beard growing of the whole group. >> i have to check with willie then. >> okay. willie talking trasabout no shave november. >> hs jealous. >> a little hint as who you'll talk about inerms of spiring you? >> i wld love to. my mothe mainly because i fear her wrath had i chosenomebody else. as you can see tough all of th