daisy bonner was moved to the president's death.ose relationship and if you ever go to warm springs georgia to the kitchen area where she cooked, she wrote on the wall daisy bonner cooked the first and last meal for president roosevelt and it is encased in plastic so you can see how she moved she was. she wanted to be consider the first lady of presidential cooking and had plans to open a museum dedicated to food and president roosevelt but died before she could pull it together but daisy bonner is an interesting character in my book. i want to talk about drinks. there is a cat and mouse game about drink in the white house but fdr embraced drinking culture and i talk about several alcoholic beverages in my book, i talk about wine, cocktails, punches and eggnog. this is from lillian rogers park, long time made in the white house who gives us an insight on how eggnog plays out in the roosevelt white house. she observed speaking of liquid i will give once more the recipe of one of the other drinks under my department. cocktail and eyeb

nesbitt than bonner ever meet? and if that dismissal i don't know if we actually met. it was over something very silly because mrs. truman wanted a stick of butter and mrs. nesbitt refused to give it to her. [laughter] that was just the final blow and was gone a short time after that. >> that is a great question because after that to become maitre d and another guy who serves to get prominences the white house and then becomes of the treaty later. that was the event over a stick of butter. >> the chief of -- that position is it tenure or is it carried on?. >> day serve at the pleasure of the president so typically in the white house kitchen usually the executive chef for the pastry chef but what has happened when a president comes in they can decide so most decide to bring in an additional cook for the family but they keep the of first cook and there was a separate dining space she turned margaret truman's bedroom into a small kitchen and pantry because the family thought of us dying room was not intimate enough so that each of the second-floor. lyndon johnson was the

the investigating officer matt bonner was quizzed at st cle m e nts matt bonner was quizzed at st clements told the residents that his team would interview the 650 firefighters who went into the building and 300 police officers at the scene. he would also be talking to the 255 survivors from the tower and any other residents who did not live in the tower. just to repeat, a meeting that was hopefully going to give local residents an opportunity to ask questions of the senior investigating police officers looking into the causes of the blaze and looking into what should happen later has turned into a chaotic shouting match with the man leading the police investigation being shouted down at that meeting. we will hopefully get more from our correspondent who was at the meeting. i should also tell you that elizabeth campbell, the new leader of kensington and chelsea council, following the resignation two weeks ago of nicholas paget—brown following criticism of the handling by the council of the aftermath of the fire, she was at that meeting as well. any more on that, we will bring it to you whe

her fifth harmony bandmates, we had to ask if things ever went past flirty with fellow contestant bonnerhappen? >> wait, you were the one that interviewed? girl, you were the star of it all. >> no, we haven't been on the date yet. >> you said the start of it all what was it all? >> just the conversation of it all. >> so you guys are actually going to go on a date. >> yes. >> have you kissed? >> no. now at eight ... our first look at the oakland man charged with attempting to support isis ... and what his family is saying about him tonight.whoosh i absolutely do not feel safe riding muni.in san francisco, safety concerns for bus riders after a woman is attacked as she tried to report a mob assault .whooshas temperatures rise ... so do fire fears in one east bay community where an arsonist has been striking at will. whooshand she was the victim of road rage on one of the bay area's most closely watched highways.you won't belive what the c=h=p told her when she asked about the surveillance cameras.you're watching kron four news in prime time.

workers have exposed one of the three buried cables which was severed when a steel casing for the new bonnerhey sithe cable is missing a two-foot section. once it's confirmed no other cables were damaged, crews can begin splicing it back together. until then, generators keep the pizza rising in buxton where this family had to first leave ochercoke and now hatteras. >> incredibly frustrating. these friends we were meeting have been there for years. that's where they spend a lot of time. for four years we talked about joining them. this is our first trip. >> highway 12 north beckons. with two days let of their vacation, they'll take the long road home. >>> that was nbc reporting. >> i don't want to say it. but the phils are showing some real power. i don't want to jinx it. you know what i'm talking about? last night, fans had to wait a while to see it all come together, but it did. we'll have the highlights from an extra-inning win and the rest of your sunday morning sports. >>> and a view of our first aheard radar completely clear. we're going to track out how long the dry spell lasts. here's

her fifth harmony bandmates, we had to ask if things ever went past flirty with fellow contestant bonnerhappen? >> wait, you were the one that interviewed? girl, you were the star of it all. >> no, we haven't been on the date yet. >> you said the start of it all what was it all? >> just the conversation of it all. >> so you guys are actually going to go on a date. >> yes. >> have you kissed? >> no. >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, george clooney's claws come out. why he's calling for a paparazzi prosecution over the first photos of the twins. >> it's going to be an adventure. >> as he joins the growing list of celebrity parents fighting for privacy rights. >> there is really a price on these kids' heads. >> and then, leonardo dicaprio and tobey maquire party it up in the south of france as leo's "titanic" crew brings in millions for charities. >>> and the girls of the '90s come out to play. from the wonder years, to the party of five, who's the next to get a reboot? >> i love scott so much. i those gu

. >> reporter: bonner joy owns the local newspaper "the islander." >> unfortunately the leatherback was missing a flipper, he swam in circles so he kept coming back to the beach. sabine jumped in the water without a second thought. and she was up to here talking to the turtle's face like she could tell this 400-pound turtle to turn around or will him to. >> reporter: so you get the idea. >> she was just amazing. i mean, she was just one of those people that cared about everybody. >> reporter: like nancy ambrose, for example. when she was battling cancer and nobody would give her a job because of her demanding treatment schedule. until the day she met sabina. >> i explained what my situation was. she's like, great, that's fine. come on. come on to work. and i was like, really? that was one of the happiest days of my life because here she was giving me a chance. >> reporter: so sabina had passions. animals, her motel, her white pontiac convertible. and in 2008 a new passion. campaigning for barack obama. an uphill battle predominantly republican island. so on election night, sabina was ce

her fifth harmony bandmates, we had to ask if things ever went past flirty with fellow contestant bonner. did that ever happen? >> wait, you were the one that interviewed? girl, you were the star of it all. >> no, we haven't been on the date yet. >> you said the start of it all what was it all? >> the question. >> just the conversation of it all. >> so you guys are actually going to go on a date. >> yes. >> have you kissed? >> no. ♪ design, a fan design, fan experience design that is responsive to what the fans are telling us they want. so you find any way you can, so they really feel appreciated. so they feel like this is their home. ♪ ♪ >> arthur blank, the atlanta falcons owner, helping fund one of the most impressive stadiums in the world. >> you want it to be a place that's so unique and special, it represents the very best. >> we travel to atlanta to spend two days with the self-made billionaire and the home depot co-founder. >> this is the timeline of when we

. >> reporter: it all started thursday when construction crews working on the bonner bridge to the island accidentally cut into a transmission line. knocking out power to both islands. today, the electric corporative announced there's damage, to not one but three lines. the summer tourism season is now in jeopardy. hotels telling visitors they needed to leave right away. >> all the guests did get a refund for the nights that they did not stay. >> reporter: margie clark is frustrated over a man-made problem. >> we need the income. >> reporter: on the two islands, summer brings upwards of 55,000 visitors each week making this time of year make or break for businesses. >> we have approximately 16 good weeks to make our living for the entire year. three or four days of work for some families will mean a mortgage payment. >> reporter: officials with the electric co-op say there is no timetable for when they'll be able to restore power. leaving these outer banks businesses in the dark during what should be their brightest time of year. mya rodriguez, nbc news. >>> does it feel like every time y

. >> bonner. >> he probably was. >> somebody called me and said it was a plot by him to get off the board. >> i said really, to look like a hassle, i don't think so. >> right here, there's this thing back here. >>. >> hi. >> i was expecting that you guys would talk tonight about a topic like oh, were in the job market versus an impact on urban life. huber in the economy, huber's impact on our social life but you chose not to talk about those things and i'm not asking you now. >> can. >> i'm mostly curious why you don't find those topics important and interesting enough to discuss. >>. >> i do. and i can't tell exactly which direction you're hoping i'm going to go or which direction the people who are clapping are going to go. i spent quite a bit of time thinking about the impact on the economy. it's part of my research for the book, i became a uber driver because i wanted to experience what it was like. i didn't do it for a longtime and i did it long enough to learn quickly that i enjoy my job a lot more than being a uber driver. >> . >> what is the impact of, it's not just uber but it's

jones was a student at bonner pendergast high school.egin september 6th. >> a child's event in franklin square was disrupted by a protest over a deadly police-involved shooting. >> say david jones. >> say his name. >> david jones. >> say his name. >> members of black lives matter began shouting at former pennsylvania governor ed rendell as he spoke at a celebration of franklin square's 11th birthday. the demonstrators vowed to continue disrupting public events until a grand jury looks at david jones' case. >> we want justice for david jones immediately. and if we don't get no justice, this city will get no peace. >> they have the right to be here. it is a public park and they have a right to say what they want to say. i wouldn't have disrupted a ceremony that was basically for children but that's their call. >> surveillance video captured jones being shot in the back while running from the scene of a traffic stop in hunting park last month. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report monday night. >> matt pelman in the "actio

i am christopher bonner, assistant professor of history at the university of maryland in college park. i will be chairing or moderating the panel. after the three papers i will offer some brief comments, some thoughts, some questions i had in order to make it hopefully start generating conversations for us for the q&a portion. i will introduce our three presenters. we will go in the order they appear on the program. the presenters will speak for roughly 20 minutes, and that i will speak for a few minutes and open things up. our first presenter will be graham hodges, the george langevin professor of history at colgate university. he has written on african-americans and labor in new york city, and more recently written a political apathy of david robles, and important figure in railroad activities. he is working on a book that reframes the underground railroad and will hear about his ideas about reframing, thinking about the underground railroad and a larger context if reading -- freedom making. kate mazer, associate professor of history at northwestern. she has written on emancipation

i am christopher bonner, assistant professor of history at the university of maryland in college park.

adam bonner is with forces recruitment services.t businesses would want? there are tangible skills, first of all. the most tangible skills would be things like engineering, trades, technical disciplines. they are things that employers tend to relate to the most because they know what value they will add to business. nvqs and our very prolific in the armed forces. the training mechanisms that are provided up parallel to those in civilian life. an employer can look ata civilian life. an employer can look at a level three mechanical engineer and know exactly what kind of value they will add to business. the things that are undervalued, and often not talked about, are the personal attributes developed while in service. things like that yet the job done attitude, things like employer job done attitude, things like em ployer loyalty, job done attitude, things like employer loyalty, man management, conflict resolution. and i don't mean frontline conflict resolution. imean mean frontline conflict resolution. i mean talking with fellow colle

headlines we are following following the fox news alert, in an overnight show of force a pair of usc one bonners the us plans to test the missile defense system in alaska. another legal setback in the fight against the president's traveled and a us appeals court denying hawaii's request to put an emergency block on the order partially put back into effect by the supreme court, the van restricts travel from six middle east countries for 90 days. tied to us citizens. and remember the confetti the never fell at hillary clinton as victory party? it is being recycled as art. money is using it to turn a window in a missouri art exhibit into a massive snow globe titled and still i rise, to turn clinton's to feed into inspiration for women and girls. she plans to send 1000 snow globes with leftover committee given all proceeds to planned parenthood. those are some headlines we are following this morning. donald trump that to meet with the chinese president in minutes, a live report from john roberts. did you know in 1978 you could buy a dodge for $4500. a classic car show, you don't want to miss that, t