>> that had a great impact on bess. first of all, she was so sad and so depressed, and her mother was so humiliated by having a husband who took his own life. in those days, it affected the whole family and reputation. she took the family and went to colorado for a year. she escaped with the kids. the humiliation was so great. all of her life bess truman was afraid the story would get out. it was thought you were insane and therefore you carried an insane gene children and grandchildren. harry decided to go into public life and she was very unhappy. she said, the story might get out. he said, i will protect you as much as i can. he never told his daughter the episode of the suicide until she was a grown woman. she resented that, but she got over it. bess like public life because there was this dark secret that would come out and humiliate her and, in the fact, say her genes were impure. but it never came out. harry protected it and went to his grave and she did -- it was not public knowledge. >> where did you find it? >

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amy goodman: the gershwins' porgy and bess in 1940. porgy and bess in 1940. ernie harburg: yip's career took a kind of detour, because when the war, world war i, came and yip was a socialist and did not believe in the war, he took a boat down to uruguay for three years. i mean, he refused to fight in the thing. that's shades of 1968 and the vietnam war, right? amy goodman: and why didn't he believe in world war i? ernie harburg: because he was a full, deep-dyed socialist who did not believe that capitalism was the answer to the human community and that indeed it was the destruction of the human spirit. and he would not fight its wars. and at that time, the socialists and the lefties, as they were called, bolsheviks and everything else, were against the war. and so, when he came back, he got married, he had two kids, and he went into the electrical appliance business, and all the time hanging out with ira and george and howard dietz and buddy de sylva and writing light verse for the f.p.a conning tower. and the newspapers used to carry light verse, every newsp

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australia's cope a synthetic fuel producer link energy the deal won't be a cheap one has to do you can bess's estimated the company two point five billion dollars eight times higher than its market price the that i am over nor the australian family will any additional details meanwhile the company's shares jumped six percent on the news while the broader market was down one percent. mitt romney may think himself on lucky when it comes to running for president having just lost the us elections of course but on the bright side he won't be out of business his consulting firm bain and company has won a tender to develop a new strategy for russia not a technology corp boss not i speaking about the future strategy head on the toilet you biases the company aims to find private investors proverbially in silicon valley. what we're doing is we come to the next stage of the development of the company and was thought of as the state company which we all know the company four hundred percent belong to this place we want to raise capital to raise private capital and we decided to go the private placement f

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plan which includes no new taxes was the bess alternative while pressuring the president to take charge we can replace the spending cuts extend the current rates paving the way for entitlement reform as well as tax reform with lower rates. this is an opportunity for the president to lead. this is his moment to engage the congress and work towards a solution that can pass both chambers. >> eliot: despite boehner's hard line they believed they could compromise. >> he's a mainstream conservative. the hard right has chastened in a lot of ways. >> eliot: for more on the struggle i'm joined by representative chris van holland, ranking member on the house committee. congressman. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> eliot: congratulations on your own re-election. now that's behind you. it seems to me that the speaker and president are reiterating are where they were before the november election. so when do they begin to really dance in a way that shows give and take? >> well, first of all eliot the president did win the election. he made the point that this whole question of how t

porgy and bess. >> jimmy: everything you say is interesting. i don't know what it is.ad is interesting to me. >> jimmy: i met you. have we met? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: so now you're starting the tour. i thought this was interesting. in indianapolis which is the city you were arrested and bad things happened. that doesn't seem like the place to kick things off. >> this is very funny. when i heard that, too i said this has to have been -- this is an epiphany. at this moment in my -- i'm saying, when i do, i call my great lawyer. he didn't do well. james broyle. i invite him and my judge. >> jimmy: you invite the judge? >> i'll invite them, say see how i'm doing now, i'm doing good. >> jimmy: they'll be proud of you. >> hopefully -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know if i would ever go back there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't do that. they may throw you right back in. >> tell me about it. >> jimmy: you have to be careful. when you were in prison people visited you. famous people visited you. >> yes. this is true. >> jimmy: one i know of in particular. but tel

from harry and bess days listening to her husband at stories of adventure to her years as a single woman taking off on small excursions to the early years of her marriage to dick as they shared love of visiting new places traveling treat half, invigoration there and provided her with opportunities she might not have had otherwise. travel also provided with the means to transform the first lady's roll. although observers at the time often criticized her for failing to focus on a specific cause as lady bird johnson had or appearing to mirror too closely mamie eisenhower, had succeeded in pushing the limits of acceptable first lady responsibilities and behavior is especially in terms of foreign diplomacy. she traveled more than any other first lady of their time and accompanied her husband on his ground-breaking trip to the people's republic of china. plus reports of for interaction with the chinese as she tore the country often -- offer americans a glimpse into the formerly closed society. building on her experience as second lady, she refused to limit her official first lady itinerary to

the sleeting that it is the institution itself that is problematic -- bess alluding that it is the institutionelf that is problematic. >> this is not only a story of just horrific victimization, but of these young boys who become heroes. talk about how they take their victimization in their own hands when they get older. first of all, how do they learn from each other this is happening to other people? for example, then slapping murphy's face on hand drawn wanted posters. >> it was in the early 1970's when these kids left st. john's and got together and started hanging out with each other. ironically, ended up sort of hanging out and smoking dope and within recall things, recall memories that have been repressed. they began to get more and more angry and that -- and began to share expenses with each other, then determined they needed to do something. their motivation was to try to protect other children. they went to the police and the police did not behave well at all in this story, it should be noted, nor did -- >> what did the police do? >> in one instance, the police went back to father mu

look at president clinton bess towing the medal of freedom on world war ii veteran bob dole. that's just weeks after re-election back in 1996. why do i show you all of these? because it all brings me to a very special party of two having lunch next hour at the white house. president obama, as promised, in his victory speech 23 days ago, is hosting mitt romney, who has made no secret that he really thought that it would be the other way around. and our dan lothian is counting down the minutes, standing by at the white house, even though, dan, you are not invited to the luncheon, nor am i or anyone else at the camera, a mic or even a pen. why is it so private? >> reporter: that's right. oftentimes, the president will have meetings here at the white house, lunches or official meetings, where the president is not invited in. our cameras are not allowed in. sometimes our cameras are allowed in but no editorial presence. this one of those where no cameras allowed in, we're hopeful the white house will take a pick pur and release it to us, but at this point no plans for us to sort o

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driving from 28 -- 280 is a bess, i think a lot of people were -- were held uppp were held up.let's go to steve. >>> there were fortunate stockton, even modesto set rom highs -- were set high. this is a cold system. if will give us some thunderstorm activity on friday maybe once some of that cold air begins to work its way in. 50s on the temperatures. we had 40s and 60s. >> tuesday, sunny and warm. not today. wednesday the fog is back. 60s and 70s. temperatures will really slide down again in the 50s on many of these afternoon highs. i saw 56 for livermore on saturday. 58 in san jose. so you get an idea of what's coming in. it will probably be about 55 in up in snow -- up in this system. 70s on the temperatures unless you are closer to the coast and then 50s and 60s. temperatures will be coming way down. in fact, we'll say good boy to the 70s tomorrow and then wily start to bring in the cold air. 60s for highs. kind of a showery pattern moves in for friday. it clears out early saturday. the lows saturday and sunday will be slow. it. >> thank you, steve. 8:41, the battle over th

you've had a breeze and bess, chris stevens, -- you have a brave ambassador, chris stevens, who knew lot of people there. you had cia there. some of this might not come out, but it is a legitimate target. host: pennsylvania. democratic caller. caller: she made a mistake. where were the republicans when the there was the intentional or about weapons of mass destruction -- warm about weapons of mass destruction that was not true? [inaudible] host: "the wall street journal" says the administration was surprised by the press conference the three republican senators said -- held because they say it did not match the tone of the meeting they had. officials noticed that the three republicans stopped short and in the -- in the meeting and afterwards to blocking the nomination. guest: i do not know what is going on inside of john mccain 's mind. he has been a leading voice on national security for many years, and he also ran against barack obama in 2008 and there were harsh statements from the chief foreign policy advisor, susan rice, about john mccain, related to iraq, the support of the ira

. >> megyn: you can hear the tone among some of our republic guests they are feeling bess mystic.ling pessimistic. >> 58.3% of the vote. romney was down 3.25%. they got to 58.5 and he is now down by 3%. >> megyn: can you say that again? all the numbers are coming at me too fast. >> 58.3% of the vote in, and romney is -- romney is down by 3 and a quarter points. when another two tenths of the vote comes, in he is now down by 3%. so, i mean, we're going to see this being chipped away throughout the evening. as i say, most of what is out are some big suburban counties and then a lot of these small reporting live counties. you -- rural counties. red with big blue blotches in it biggest cuyahoga county, cleveland. so the rest of the vote in these counties comes, in my suspicion is we're going to continue to see them chip away at that 3% lead. >> bret: look at the map on the screen. red with the blue those different counties there. if mitt romney pulls out this win in ohio, can he still pull that inside strait to 270? >> it requires him to win virginia and florida and one other state. 3