calvin coolidge. their son got a blister on the white house tennis court and died within about eight days. this was before -- >> 16 years old. >> just before we got antibiotics. had it been 20 years, 30 years later, he might have been saved. so sudden. >> i was telling -- i was doing panel on first ladies. the new york historical society, a man stood up and an elderly man said because of this death, his mother had always told him not to wear dark socks because it was apparently -- his mother thought that the dye in the socks that had -- did end this child. a whole generation was affected by that. >> how do you mourn in the white house? >> right. >> how do you -- she knew that it was not -- she had to mourn for the public. she had to mourn for the president and the fact that she wore not black but white in mourning the following year. she -- she showed how to mourn in the white house. in that she became a most important symbol because in that period, many, many people lost their children and the mail w

but that backfired on calvin because the story was that calvin was cruel. and everyone was appalled. there was nothing wrong. grace wrote a letter to his employer to help his career because now the secret service man had aspersions. that was the worst snapshot of their marriage. the best snapshot of their marriage -- it was an extraordinary marriage. was that all of his important friends came together, there was no presidential library law for president coolidge and said we will raise money for your papers. led by clarence baron of the "wall street journal." and calvin said all right, you can raise the money. but let it be for a cause that i want it to be for and they did. they raised $2 million and i -- it is about as much as raise for this -- large amount of money. and president coolidge took that money and did not really use it for his papers. he gave it to laura's most -- that is -- gave it to grace's most important project which was the clark school for the deaf in northampton, massachusetts. where she had taught and led. it was so important. they devo

but tommy hilfiger is very, very strong, calvin klein, big driver.vh is so ubiquitous, you'll find their labels on half the ties, a third of the dress shirts. pvh has been pounded because of european exposure, stock down about 12 points since i last spoke with the ceo at the end of march. this company has a fantastic long-term history outperforming. it's given as you 103% gain since i first got behind it in january 2008. even though the company had already preannounced the upside, still delivered a better quarter. its revenues came in higher than expected, rising 4% year over year. the company also raised its full-year guidance. that's why i'm thrilled to have manny chirico, the chairman and ceo, here with us tonight to talk about this quarter. welcome back to "mad money." >> nice to see you. >> i'm going to ask you just as a business person, do you come in like stock people do every day and say was today the day that tommy hilfiger fell off a cliff in europe? >> definitely not. like everyone else i look at the stock price and everyone else in our co

[applause] >> my name is calvin welch. unaccustomed as i am to speaking with brevity in public, i have taken the opportunity to beat the bet that i cannot do this in two minutes. i have written my remarks. rene was part of a movement of community-based people committed to providing housing opportunities in san francisco. through his and others' efforts, 25,000 units a permanently affordable housing have been produced, a record unequaled in the united states. in the most expensive housing market in the country, providing such an opportunity is extremely difficult. it takes patience, determination, and wit -- two qualities he had. he was not too good on the patience side. confronted by the philosophy that says we cannot afford health care, public education, and affordable housing for the broad majority of our fellows, both national and state governments have withdrawn their support for affordable housing. currently mayor lee has undertaken a process involving private and public sectors because it will take both to seek to pr

he says officer calvin made an unannounced visit to the house and the first thing he did it was sure the dog. his wife found belt dead. >>> police officers out of the street singing sirens aracaris ends she said he was scared shot the dog but explained that still heartbroken 5 year-old lucia. >>> she was a great job. her brother jack says the officers should come over and apologize. >>> the vallejo police department says officer calvin and legitimately feared he was going to be attacked by two growling dogs. >>> the police department's professional standards division at reviews the incident. they have one request for the sake of their children lucia and jack. jet blue at this point would bear a greater tickets a down at the kids explain happens apologize bring them a teddy bear i don't know. >>> as the did it play a police officer has now been official statement as to what happens during the incident the damage says it intends to get counseling to help children cope with the loss of their family pets. in vallejo to live coverage cbs five. and getting a best look yet at the case prose

calvin coolidge, like roosevelt, had it all.b cat, a raccoon, and a hippo named billy. >> both teddy roosevelt and calvin coolidge gave large parts of their menagerie to the national zoo here in washington. even today, many, if not most of the hippos in zoos in the united states, are descendents of that original calvin coolidge hippo. >> reporter: but dogs have always been the most likely pick for first pet, for better or worse. for example, there was a story going around that during a tour islands, a scottish terrier was left behind and someone was sent back to rescue him. fdr declawed his critics with humor. >> my family don't resent attacks. but fala does resent them. >> reporter: it is a measure of how well the speech worked that fala wound up as part of the fdr memorial. richard nixon pulled a similar trick, defending himself against accusations he received improper giftings by listing his kids' dog checker as one of them. >> i just want to say this right now, that regardless of what they say about it, we're going to keep i

happy birthday, calvin. i should have gotten a clue from the music.turns four years old. >> happy birthday. >> very happy for you. what a good day for a birthday, too. >> if i had a son, i would hope he would look just like calvin, jr. >> adorable. >> to send your child's picture, go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. calvin, i hope you have a great day and weekend. you'll want those shorts all weekend. we're warm now at 72 at reagan national. a lot of humidity as well. 70 in baltimore. 63 winchester. 64 in ocean city. parts of the region in the 60s. all of us into the 80s today. mid-80s in washington this afternoon. warmer than yesterday. let's talk about the changing pattern of the jet stream and high pressure will build in. our chances for afternoon thunderstorms less and less over the next couple of days. isolated risk later today. as we get into the weekend, the triple hs are back, hazy, hot and humid conditions expected. immediate washington area, our temperatures in and around 90 this weekend. if you're going to the beaches, 70s for you. fiv

calvin coolidge. their son got a blister on the white house tennis court and died within about eight days. this was before --

calvin holmes is considered an expert. >> mine comes off about 25%, 30% alcohol. most people get caught with wine, all they do is lose their job and get a little write-up. me, they take me straight to lockup. because my wine has got more people on lockup than the police have. they get drunk on mine and they want to fight. they tell me they'll lock your little bitty ass up. i said what? i ain't making nothing, man, what you talking about? i'm sober. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed our cameras to show us how it's done, provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two cups you're done. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. gallon jug. and this is half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. take my sugar

he's even messing with my man calvin coolidge.tonight, however, regrettably, there's only one issue that unites democrats this election, and it's class warfare. team obama, fellow democrats, they've decided they're going to run against rich people. you know, the successful american who actually produces jobs in this country, helps grow the economy. isn't it time for washington to stop this tax assault, end class warfare. let's bring in our guests to talk about this. we have cnbc contributor robert rice, former labor secretary, author of the book "beyond outrage", and we bring back the outspoken and famed tj rodgers, ceo of cypress semiconductors. tj, i watched your fabulous video on youtube -- i went back and i watched it. and you're not real happy with warren buffett because he's become the cutting edge of class warfare taxation. can you tell me about it? >> well, you know, warren buffett, after he made his $44 billion at low tax rate, now wants to raise taxes. but if you look at his proposal, the so called buffett rule, let's sa

. >> calvin coolidge had it all.ion cubs, a goose, a bobcat, a raccoon and a pigmy hippo named billy. >> both teddy roosevelt and coolidge gave a large part to the menagery at the zoo in washington. even today many if not most of the pygmy hippos in the united states are descendents of the calvin coolidge hippo. >> reporter: but dogs have always been the most likely pick for first pet. for better or worse. for example, there was a story going around that during a tour of the aleutian islands, roosevelt let the dog fall off behind and sent the navy back to rescue him. fdr de-claude his critics with humor. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: it is a measure of how well the speech works that follows part of the memorial. richard nixon pulled a similar trick defending himself against accusations he received improper gifts by listing his kids' dog checkers as one of them. >> and i just want to say this right now, that regardless of what they say about it, we're going to keep him. >> reporter: voters ate it up. it does not always g

in addition to calvin, nine other schools in the city will have salad bars installed by september. a salad bar here on tv hill. >> yes, we do. and ranch dressing. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. demolition derby. using a tank to take down a house. find out why. >>> caught in the crossfire. who a 2-year-old shot. who police are looking for. >>> bob turk. first warning weather center. looks like more warm conditions headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning fike. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories at wjz.com at this hour. for updates on the day's news, and the updated forecast, log onto wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a 2-year-old is hit and killed the little girl was playing in the front yard of her home, when an argument broke out in front of the house. the fight escalated into gunfire. and the toddler was struck by a bullet. residents say it is the third shooting in the area within the last year. police are searching for the gunman. >>> surveillance video catches two men setting a bar on fire in houston. the footage shows the me

goran told the court he gave calvin alston money after he retired because he liked calvin alston and that he cooperated with the government and felt bad that he got a stiff sentence. alston spent more than 20 years in prison and got the deal from the government at the time and admitted his guilt saying that he was involved in the murder of catherine fuller. last week, as we told you, he came here and said everything he said at the time was not true, laura. >> what is next in the case? >> goran is expected on the stand tomorrow and will be cross-examined. the government's putting on a vigorous defense here, laura, and is they believe what happened in that trial is what happened in that alley. >> and some of the evidence from the george hugely murder trial will be made public. a jury convicted the former university of virginia lacrosse player of killing his ex- girlfriend, yeardley love. the court will make what it calls nonsensitive evidence available on may 15th and 16th. no one will be allowed to take pictures of that evidence. >>> virginia tech is asking a judge to put aside a verd

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. >>> let's go to calvin in texas, please. calvin. hey, cal. silent cal. >> caller: hi, jim. great booyah to you today. >> right back at you. >> caller: my question to you is what type of investments are appropriate in a bull or bear market, cyclical or secular? >> okay. i like -- in a bear -- actually, look, in a bear market, nothing works, okay? in a bear market, we're just trying to lose less. and i -- oddly, i got to tell you, in a bear market i like the cyclicals more if they've been brought down, usually a bear market ends when estimates have come down so much that the stocks do well. secular growth stocks say expensive in a bear market. in a bull market, i like secular, cyclical. i have a pressed election for those whose earnings have been cut so much. >>> pat in illinois, please. pat. >> caller: jim, thanks for your help. listen what is your opinion on the new 10 percent up tick rule? especially with hf -- >> it means nothing. >> it's not going to help. not going to do better. we need to reinstate the up tick rule against short selling. the s.e.c. is about three years

calvin the calico lobster.re are a will the of calico cats running around, but not so many calico lobsters. scientists say they are one in 30 million. a fisherman caught calvin and he got sold off to the summer shack restaurant in massachusetts and he almost became part. but the owner said i need to donate this fella to science. so there he sits looking cool. >> sort of cool. as cool as a lobster can look. >> if you eat lobster, it looks appetizing, but even that one, you might go, i don't know about that. what do you think? >> i don't know. today, spectacular. tomorrow, spectacular. monday, not so much? >> not bad, but clouds come back on sunday. don't push the panic button just yet. we'll take a live look outside. it is delightful out. 75 right now. dew points in the mid 40s. that tells you it's a nice dry air mass, so it's going to cool off quickly. i would bring a light jacket. winds northeast at 6 and the pressure is steady. 30.12 inches of mercury. temperatures, 75 downtown. 74 in arlington. because we ha

. >>> baltimore city police are remembering calvin rodwell at the el mary school named in his honor. the police will dedicate plaques to family and the school. a gunman killed rodwell in 1973 while he was volunteering. >>> baltimore county officials are trying to track down an inmate who walked out of the prerelease unit on green mount friday morning. this is germane jeter, he was serving a 10- year sentence. jeter was due for release next year. he didn't show up for his work or job in glen burnie. he does not have a weapon and reached the lowest security level during his time of incarceration. >>> an ultra light plane with a motor and parachute crashed. this happened in cecil county. the pilot tried to land on an airstrip in cecilton when he overcorrected and crashed in to trees. it left the pilot stuck, firefighters had to use the ladder truck to free the man from the harness. police had to pull the plane out of the trees. >>> today is decision day for texas republicans. they are going to decide whether to give mitt romney the 1144 delegates he need to become the gop presidential n

. >> reporter: perez apparently worked as a horse groomer for the brother of calvin burell. an autopsy is scheduled ffr later today. police are treating the case as a homicide. >> we don't have an exact cause of death. >> reporter: perez's body was found on the backside of churchill downs and his death raises questions about security and about what some call an underbelly of horse racing. immigrant workers performing heavy labor at low wages. >> working with horses is a tough job. you're up at the crack of dawn, before dawn. it's more than a job, it's a way of life. >> reporter: authorities have no suspects. they say the death has no apparent connection with the derby. >> not a great way to end such a great event. >> reporter: this death is the second on the grounds of churchill downs in about a year. shortly after last year's derby, a jockey was found dead in his car after an accidental drug overdose. >>> we're also following a developing story from overnight. a new video released by al qaeda shows captured american warren weinstein. the 70-year-old hostage was taken from h

under coolidge awries calvin coolidge became the first president to make a public radio address. first president to hold virtual town halls with google, facebook, et cetera. >> there is nothing wrong with that. it's not like the president links to herbert hoover that says he let the banks destroy the economy. mitt romney would do the same thing. if he was doing that that would be wrong. who cares. megyn: chris plante, you tell me, if mitt romney wins or when george bush was president, if george bush had goon on there and tried to compare his policies to past presidents, especially democratic presidents, do you think our friend chris hahn would be sitting here. >> they would be filing lawsuits. >> george bush wasn't able to figure out how to do it on the internet. >> if you go to wikipedia and go to pages like the "i love lucy" page they have comments on how when barack obama was in italy he stomped on grapes in a big barrel, too. barack obama is everywhere. he's the kim jong-un of our time. that wine, i want some. it's a republican whining. i'll take the wine. >> what we like to

calvin rodwell is one of dozen schools selected to get a new cafeteria that includes a salad bar ands. hbo is collaborating to promote healthy living. there is a new series coming out called the weigh of the nation airing later on this month. >>> exactly how much are moms worth? they have several jobs. they are cooks, taxi drivers, psychologists and ceo of a entire household. if you have to apply a numeric value, what would you say? salary.com says stay at home moms work around 94 hours a week and worth $112,000 a year. working moms work 57 hours a week at home and worth $66,000 if you applied a numeric value to what they do. >>> new york judge expected to decide decide whether dominic strauss-kahn is quality. >>> this video shows tennis ball sized hail. we received reports of a possible tornado in the oklahoma city area last night. several injuries have been reported. this is new video in to the newsroom. police confirm one injury there. this is what we saw overnight and yesterday, as we look at the satellite and radar, things are starting to taper off in to texas and oklahoma. all

one-by-one, the farmers were identified. 45-year-old glen nolte, his 18- year-old son calvin and 14-year- old son klees new york city this neighboring farmer wonders if wednesday's weather may have contributed to the accidental death. >> raining on and off, the ground was very slippery. the grass, concrete, whatever he was working on and walking on. i am assuming -- that is how they fell n. >> the maryland state police see no evidence of foul play and don't know whether one family member may have slipped in first ands others perished in rescue efforts. the state medical examiner's office will autopsy all bodies but they may never know what precisely caused all three members to parish in the manure pit on this dairy farm. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> a group of d.c. firefighters feeling better after getting sick on the job last night. eight suffered respraitory and eye problems after responding to a fire on hey street northeast. investigators believe it may have been a pcp lab. the spokesman told us they are able to go to work. >>> and a campaign for mayor gray pleading guilty and howar

. >> it has been given the name of calvin. safe -- so, calvin, the cal colobster -- what was it doing in the restaurant? >> somebody caught it? >> like you said, >>> much more to come on "eyewitness news," we'll be taking you down coming up next hour and spca will come in talking about adopting a pet and keeping you safe from ,,,,,, >>> good morning, coming up next on "eyewitness news." a few hours away from the running of the preakness stakes an the festivities are already underway. we'll have the very latest on what is happening down at old hilltop and how you can avoid all of the traffic traffic it will bring > >>> the right to marry and get divorced. how a landmark lawsuit is affecting same sex marriage in maryland. taking a live look outside. it's shaping up to be a perfect day for horse racing. as we count down to the big race. will morning nature cooperate? tim williams tells us in our first warning forecast. i'm here anded crowds are starting to arrive. 137th running of the preakness stakes. we have a big morning plann

[laughter] calvin welch.is important to understand that sb 798, the state law that actually governs -- really, not a sovereign state of the city and county of san francisco. this is state land. implemented, all the votes in san francisco, and the planning process, that was sb 798. at its hub is section 792.1f1. it states in part that upon the full funding of the city's share of the octavia street project, the city shall utilize any remaining proceeds from the sales of excess rights of way solely for the transportation and related purposes authorized under the california constitution. the question is, is the affordable housing true? is it an actual share of the city's funding for octavia boulevard? state law says that first to be covered is the cost to the city in the project. now, our question was always, when we asked and it was answered, that it was part of the project costs. imagine our surprise to hear, now, that only transit, transportation, can be used from the sale of the parcels. we were once part of

. >> studying theology, reading augustine and calvin and learning about scripture and reading about women's leadership, it was eating chocolate all day long. it was so delicious. and that's when i, when i stumbled into that world i realized i'd found my home. >> she grew up in the disciples of christ denomination and says her family encouraged her to pursue that passion. >> the struggle along the way was, it's one thing to imagine yourself doing something and it's another thing in the broader world to have this, the confidence and the strength to believe you actually can do it. >> jones says it's important for women to have role models and people to encourage them. she mentors younger women and, she says, men can also play an important role. >> as women go into the ministry it's often going to be men that are their biggest supporters. it's not just women that are out there cheering and you know, giving sustenance. >> itang young says her time at seminary vastly expanded her vision of how god may use her in ministry. she says it's actually not all that different from her work as an engineer.

. >> and you see that as a reaction to the calvinism which was cold and preached predestination which is in itself is an unpleasant expectation of the demand of anyone namely that you are predestined, why even try? it was a reaction to a wrathful god, is that right? >> that's right, that's right. early on, in the american republic, there was an effort to move away from this god-fearing religion to jesus-loving religion. more of an emphasis on jesus, less of an emphasis on god, the father. the way that move in evangelicalism which was the dominant form of christianity in the 21st century ise in jesus, s like that, seeing jesus as walking and talking with you, holding your hand. >> the sweet jesus. >> that's right. >> did the sweet jesus further degeneral rate into the efundamental national jesus meaning more womanly than man, the hair, the look? >> it deposition on your perspective whether that's a degeneration or improvement but he was fundamental niced during the course of the 19th century. >> you regard jesus as anything but a distortion? >> i don't really know what jesus was like.

little bit underwhelmed there is such a rich tradition in this country of catchy campaign slogans from calvin coolidge's nineteen twenty four slogan keep cool with coolidge to ross perot's one thousand nine hundred two phrase ross for boss but it was like the obama campaign was trying to play it safe just one word boring one very boring word now we wondered how the selection process happened to pick this one very boring word and we version they kind of must've gone down like this. hi guys thank you so much for coming in participating in our focus groups figure out the obama campaign's new slogan for our two thousand and twelve campaign now you're just going to hold up the paddle the black side means that it's a good slogan and the white side means that it's a bad slogan should it be the other way. no no it should all right no the first slogan we're going to look at is born to lead. ok mr white supremacy what is your issue with this one going to lead i don't think the whole birth certificate being people are going to. say let's try the next one which is working thinking ever. ok what what's wr