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calvin coolidge lit the first tree back in 1943. president trump: merry christmas everyone. merry christmas. it is great to be with you. let's like the tree. the first lady will do the -- let's light the tree. we will do it in reverse. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. you. christmas, thank joy to the world ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the united states secretary of the interior, ryan .inke zinke: merry christmas, america. we are blessed to live in a country where christmas is celebrated. the spirit of our family and charities are alive and well. we are blessed to live in a country where our national parks, america's best idea tell the story of this great nation. presidentwstone to trump's newest, cap nelson. black americans joined the union army to fight for their freedom. thank you, mr. president. this showcases a nation that is rich in diversity, heritage and national wonder. this christmas, i encourage every american to visit our celebrated national parks and find your part. mindo ask that you keep in and your hearts, the empty seats at the family dinner tabl

it is the season ti reaco your pockets and give.cu that's not dif to do when like counter someone calvin walker. >> i see you have the sunglasses on so yore ready. he's been spreading holiday cheer for weeks. standing outside of this giant, he's seen the good of humanity. and the bad. >> there's always something happening. >> reporter: he'sng tal about the latest crimes at the westfield shopping center. last night a man was stabbed store.e of a chopper 4 was flying above while police were investigating. >> there was a shooting two or three weeks ago. >> just before thanksgiving, a passenger was shot inside a car. the shooting happened in the mall parking lot. police say in both instances the suspect knew the victim, but officers have increased patrols and their presence in and outside of the mall. >> it's pretty frightening. >> reporter: because a lot of shoppers are worried about their safety. >> it's definitely a rconcern. orter: taking their own precautions. >> i always have my keys ready to get in the car. i look around. >> but then there's folks like calvin walker who won't anyone t

this began 90 years ago with calvin coolidge. many locals and visitors see that national tree is a holiday tradition they have enjoyed for decades. the park service slight chance if they get a donation, they may be able to turn the lights back on tonight. >>> the u.s. military says active duty troops deployed to the border of mexico is down to to 2600 and most in california and arrest in arizona and texas. at the peak, in included 5800 troops at the border in staging areas. it was to end on december 15th. the pentagon extended it to january 31st. >>> the body of a girl who died in the custody of border patrol agents arrived back in guatemala. they buried the remains of jacqueline who there, it is bei to the countryside and will be handed over to her family. investigators are looking into how this young girl died after shcustody at the u.s. border with mexico. agents say she was malnourished but her family west lawyers that is not true. >>> the oakland unified school district has a rise in the enrollment of unaccompanied minors wh

calvin coolidge had a young son died while he was in the white house. and that point, calvin coolidge later wrote, he said when he died, the power and glory of the presidency died with him. certainly woke me up as to how lonely that office can be and how it can make you less effective as a president if innocence removing you through incapacitation by severe depression. >> that's fascinating. let's forward a little bit. let's talk about our current president and i've often said that donald trump is not the first president to come in the office full of it, thinking he's the smartest guy in the room. presidents get over that. but not all. have there been any other president in our history quite like donald trump? >> it depends on what you mean like. we did have a president who was many of the things that donald trump is beingcalled in the discourse now. racist, stubborn, difficult to get along with . mockingto his own allies as well as his enemies . that was andrew johnson. he succeeded abraham lincoln as the president as and was the first to be impeached,

these are theologians who followed brinkley and john calvin and those guys. on the one hand they had to deal with the scientists and philosophers of the scientific revolution and the enlightenment who are using new scientific methods to raise awkward questions about the bible's accounts of the miraculous and supernatural doctrine. on the other hand, they had to face the great theologians of the catholic counterreformation. the scholastic thinkers who were annoyingly adept at logically, systematically picking apart protestant arguments about authority. these protestant thinkers were caught in the middle and they responded by essentially trying to turn their enemies weapons back upon them. by creating a highly rationalistic, highly logical method of descending the authority of scripture. these protestant thinkers took as a starting point the philosophical principle that god is perfect and unchanging. and christians debate whether that principal is actually explicit in scripture. it is not clear that it is. these conservatives said that if that is true it follow

president calvin coolidge and the speaker of the house. three months after the introduction of the bill, congress adjourned without having taking further action. the controversy mobilized like women, whose protests were a precursor of their activism in the civil rights movement of later decades. one such pioneer was mary church turrell, a daughter of slaves who became founding president of the naacp and later took part in pickets and other protests against segregation in the 1950's. as a leader of the protests, she warned if it were built, thousands of blacks will fervently pray that on some stormy night, the lightning will strike it and the heavenly elements will send it crashing to the ground. what name can we give mammy and her anonymous sisters in this new era of historical revisionism? we are definitely not post-racial, but perhaps more sensitive to color and status. i will close with a story. it begins with a six-year-old "negro girl," who was bequeathed by her owner to his wife, ruth. when ruth died in 1852, the girl, known as matti

calvin coolidge lit the first tree back in 1943. president trump: merry christmas everyone. merry christmas. it is great to be with you. let's like the tree. the first lady will do the -- let's light the tree. we will do it in reverse. 10, 9, 8,

american prima ballerina misty copeland's together with her colleague calvin royal the third play a couple that dreams of an international career this time watson wanted the men who appeared in the calendar to be more than just props. for both dancers aspiring to be successful and wanting to dance in paris. it was amazing to be able to remember what that feeling was like as a kid growing up aspiring to today and it's. the calendar published by the italian tire maker is being issued for the forty sixth time it gained cult status back in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the couch featuring many top models showing lots of skin shot by some of the world's best known photographers. the calendar has evolved since that now it features more artistic images that emphasize the model's strong personalities. watson also dislike the idea of a pin up calendar though the images exude their own eroticism he clarified any questions well in advance of shooting. for me the way i'm handling that is i simply ask the woman would you be photographed in the nude yes or no if she says no it's the end of the discu

american prima ballerina misty copeland together with her colleague calvin royal the third play a couple that dreams of an international career this time watson wanted the men who appeared in the calendar to be more than just props. where both parents are aspiring to be successful and wanting to dance in paris. was amazing it's a be able to remember what that feeling was like as a kid growing up aspiring. to dance. the calendar published by the italian tire maker is being issued for the forty sixth time it gained cult status back in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the couch featuring many top model showing lots of skin shot by some of the world's best known photographers. the calendar has evolved since that now it features more artistic images that emphasize the model's strong personalities. watson also dislike the idea of a pin up calendar though the images exude their own eroticism he clarified any questions well in advance of shooting. for me the way i'm handling that is i simply ask the woman would you be photographed in the nude yes or no if she says no it's the end of the discuss

the tradition of the national tree began with resident calvin, more than 90 years ago. many locals and visitors say, seeing the tree is a holiday tradition they have enjoyed for years. the national park service said if they can get a donation, from the national park foundation,able to turn the lights back on tomorrow. >>> the latest number of president trump's national security team to resign over the president's decision to pull u.s. troops from syria says, the leaders move was a shock to him. mcgurk a special envoy to the coalition fighting the islamic state was set to retire in febr his resignation on friday and will leave his post next week. sources told cnn that mcgurk was frustrated over the president's sudden and announcement. foreign-policy leaders from president trump's own party say they do not lay mcgurk for leaving. >> i would not be surprised if they have not had a meeting. he was leaving in february but as mattis just did, one of the greatest patriots i have ever met, in my public service, general mattis, as mattis did, he followed suit and left and he did

for calvin monaghan and volition fame doyle leader david ok on cave on welcome back to going underground so he should be overawed saying it's your westminster m.p.'s that should be taking up their seats to vote for to raise a maze of bricks that deal that's the that's the big issue and. while it's a bit ironic that he would be so commenting in the week but we celebrate the major irish electoral success of nineteen eighteen when you show.

for calvin monaghan and former shin fein doyle leader david ok on cave on welcome back to going underground so to be overawed saying it's your westminster m.p.'s that should be taking up their seats to vote try to raise a maze of bricks that deal that's the that's the big issue and. well it's a bit ironic that he would be so commenting in the week that we celebrate the major irish electoral success of nineteen eighteen when you shouldn't fan having swept the boards across this island took the very historic and courageous decision to set up an irish parliament here in dublin which met next month one hundred years the goal on an up stench and basis from westminster and that has been our party policy ever since so you know it's all very well to celebrate and raise a toast to the likes of constance markovitch but you know the people today who represent chin fan those who were elected as m.p.'s north of the border word elected on one abstention this mandate and that is the message that the people give them and we will hold fast to that relationship with our respective electorates and the constit

for calvin monaghan information fame doily to cave in ok on cave on welcome back to going underground so to be overawed saying it's your westminster m.p.'s that should be taking up their seats to vote for to raise a maze of bricks that deal that's the that's the big issue and. well it's a bit ironic that he would be so commenting in the week that we celebrate the major irish electoral success of nineteen eighteen when you shouldn't fan having swept the boards across this island took the very historic and courageous decision to set up an irish parliament here in dublin which met next month one hundred years the goal on an up stench and basis from westminster and that has been our party policy ever since so you know it's all very well to celebrate and raise a toast to the likes of constance markovitch but you know the people today who represent chin fan those who were elected as m.p.'s north of the border word elected on one abstention this mandate and that is the message that the people give them and we will hold fast to that relationship with our respective electorates on the constitu

so, this time around, we had three filipino-americans, e bronx, calvin froms manchester, new hampshire.lphia, and we have one, her name's alex, who is from sydney, australia. and it wasere gether because they never knew each other prior to the trip. but you know, 11 days together, mostly coaster rides, you have to end up being friends at that point, right? robert: right. well, i tell you what, we have a clip, and i believe it features alex. keesa: all right. robert: okay, so let's take a look at that, and we'll talk about it afterwards. alex: so it's been really interesting on this trip because i've learned a lot about the native, like, filipino people. so, usually, you know how we're always in manila and it's always like we're going to the mall. on this trip, it's been really cool to see and learn about, like, the native culture. female: yeah, that's why i sent you there. ♪ that people will see when they watch this? keesa: you know, this in particular was something very interesting, the journey of not only discovering your mother's side of, you know, like where she's from, but also kind of

calvin coolidge even within the white house at that point he said when he died the power and the glory of the presidency died with him. that is showing how lonely that office can be a make you less effective as a president removing you through incapacitation through severe depression. fast-forward a little bit to talk about our current president donald trump is not the only president thinking he's coming in this mode - - the smartest guy in the room most get over that have there been any other presidents quite like donald trump? . >> it depends on what you mean by like. we did have a president we did have a president of what donald trump is called, racist, stubborn, diffit to get along with mocking to his own allies as well as enemies, that was andrew johnson succeeding lincoln in the first president to be impeached no doubt due to those very traits. and obstinate man but also richard nixon in terms of viewing the power of the presidency with the abuse of power but nobody has the same disregard for institutions at that fundamental level that we have seen richard nixon challenged but de

posted online and has garnered around 2000 signatures and in and it employees at ted baker state that calvinlfashion phenomenon not only engages employees in unwanted embraces but also asked female staff to sit on his knee or whether he can massage them. he also engages in sexual innuendo and the creator of the petition says one day they went to the human resources department to complain and they were told this is just what ray is like. ted baker issued a statement in and it said these allegations are not in step with the values of the company or the ceo but they do say that it has become part of the culture at ted baker, although it is always volu nta ry. baker, although it is always voluntary. —— they do say hugging has become part of the culture. jill miller there. a family of swans has been shot and killed in a suspected air gun attack. the bodies of five cygnets and their parents were discovered wrapped in plastic bags after they were thrown down the bank of a stream in the kent village of benenden. x—ray images revealed one of the birds was peppered with pellets or shot. the rspca has

what witherspoon taught was the following, a heavy dose of calvinism, don't trust anybody, divide power, because anybody that holds power is going to abuse it. right. that is the brilliance of the american constitution. not original sin, it's that you just can't trust anybody and that is what animates the expire constitutional constitution, that you can't trust anybody, anybody that holds power. i'll close with this because i know i'm taking up too much time. the thing that i have to take the most exception on is the concept that republicanism is christian. in fact what witherspoon taught, and i've read them all, what he taught in his lectures was the following. the government is like a watch. it's like a machine. and what we need to do is experiment. we need to put the pieces together and there are three pieces that are equally valuable. you can have direct democracy, you can have republicanism, which is representative democracy, and you can have a monarchy. and what he taught madison, what madison led everyone at this convention to discuss is that government is just a matter of puttin

arguably so calvin i think you know i couldn't really care what they're charged off charged with so long ago to follow the consequences for you and on the thought be the case that might stop other such people breaking into airports shuttling themselves and and endangering human life so quite frankly regardless of how you want to call it the penalty that pay is the right one and you know the only one of them i should even large order cheer is that george let me let me give you the final deal if you wish i said years ago if you shackle yourself to an airplane by very definition george i'm not sure what world you live on but if you shackle yourself. you are in danger in human life not least your rome georgia may be a final form and george. these people put themselves in a very difficult position and they suffered enormously because they care so much about some of the most vulnerable people on this planet and this is a particular important case because going forward we're looking at seventy million refugees at the moment being two hundred million by mid century and many of them are fleeing t

looking for the lowest common denominator the to go back a long way in recent months and i've come calvin bar has been keen to shake off the title as many merkel stressing their differences like his skepticism over same sex marriage and her interest in reintroducing a conscription like service for young people she also used the latest tension between russia and ukraine to call for a tougher line against russian president vladimir putin in addition to sanctions. plus we have to ask the question how else we can make absolutely clear to him that the ends of sea must be kept open for international shipping. and if it comes earned her leadership credentials as stated premier of germany's smallest state of starland there she proved only last year that she can win elections in difficult times for the c.d.u. grassroots experience that sets her apart from her competitors for the party leadership. you know we saw that she's earned the moniker many now she is someone who's seen as having very close ties to the chancellor does that help or hurt her. the question is no rating i mean again it comes dow

while they were fighting for independence, the dutch colonies were then inverting to calvinism. to there was this bloodied horrific result and as a result of that the dutch craft this notion of freedom of conscience. which is really a watershed where they say you will not be persecuted because of your faith. and it comes out of this hard experience. and that is one of the episodes at the beginning of the dutch enlightenment which then heats the lighter european and ultimately the american enlightenment. and it's that kind of experience in the background that they were the founders of the american and the founders and the framers, were looking at when, that they had in mind as they were trying to put something together that could with stan those kinds of forces. >> you are a fellow of the witherspoon institute, marci mentioned that starting with witherspoon at princeton the framers adopted this calvinistic mistrust of human nature. and my question to you is to what degree was the framers' mistrust, to what degree was their belief in freedom of conscience rooted in an idea of natu

kendall jenner is making $22.5 million thanks to her contracts with estee lauder, adidas and calvin kleintulations, the stars are just like us. in that we try smizing. >>> next, oprah winfrey opens up a video from 12 years ago that is now going viral. >> a "buzzfeed" writer dug up this clip from "the oprah winfrey" show in 2006 in which oprah looks less than dazzled as she tastes a chicken recipe that had just won $1 million in the pillsbury bake-off. >> i was having a moment of trying to decide -- do i want her to have a great time? what is my real moment of truth? because the truth for me was that i am used to having salt and pepper on my chicken. that's just the truth. that's what i was thinking. this chicken needs some salt and pepper. >> let them know. >> let them know, oprah. you do. >> that's the reason that kendis doesn't eat on air. >> it's honestly why i don't eat on tv. >> he doesn't want to be put in that position. >>> all right. big competition happening. >> right. the world is counting down to sunday's final competition in the miss universe pageant. >> the 94 hopefuls took p

the treat began with calvin coolidge 90 years ago. many locals and visitors say they have seen that tree as a tradition they have joined for decade >> the park services that they get a donation, they may turn the lights back on tonight. >>> the unified school district has a rise in enrollment of unaccompanied minors. they fled violence to seek asylum in the u.s. without peer >> the school district has the second highest of unaccompanied minors behind us and just. they serve the needs of newly arrived immigrants and refugees and unaccompanied minors. >> we have had unaccompanied minors forever since we opened. however, and the last five years is when we saw this big influx of central american boys, largely. they comprise 30% of our student body. >> leo is a student at oakland international high school who had parents who came from el salvador when he was a baby. violence made it too dangerous for him to go to school when he was 14 years old we went on a journey to seek asylum in the u.s. he was detained at the border and released to hi

nike, calvin klein, other brands did very well. across the board, strong consumer demand.in: it has been amazing to watch. my two-year-old knows how to talk to alexa. in terms of the confidence to economic numbers, how strong of a holiday sales and purchases do we need to have a boost in the economy? >> as long as they are up, they will hit a record. that is what people want to see. interesting as we go through the individual results from the company's common expectations are not only that amazon did well but walmart, target, costco, all did well. you want to see it widespread and throughout to hold up, not only spending but jobs in the coming months. >> our managing editor for global business joining us on the stock of the hour. looking at where the markets are trading, amazon helping drive the numbers up, we are in the green right now. all up. 2% in the s&p and nasdaq, less for the dow. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home for the holidays ♪ ♪ 'cause no matter how far away you roam ♪ ♪ if you want to be happy in a million ways ♪ ♪ for the holidays you can't

under president calvin coolidge. the first white house christmas 1953, d not appear until under president dwight eisenhower. still, our nation and our leaders have always made great effort to express the importance of the birth of christ. here is what a few of nearly all our presidents have said about the birth of christ. calvin cool lidge, quote, for many generations, christmas has been joyously observed because on that day was born one who grew to be the only perfect man and became the savior of the world. no other influence in human experience has compared with the birth and life of christ? end quote -- of christ. end quote. franklin roosevelt, quote. here at home we will celebrate this christmas day in our traditional american way, because of its deep spiritual meaning to us. because the teachings of christ are fundamental in our lives. and because we want our youngest generation to grow up knowing the significance of this tradition and the story of the coming of the immortal prince of peace and good will. but in

we have calvin yan from supervisor peskin's office to make a very brief presentation. welcome. >> thank you for the introduction. to the members of the budget and finance committee, thank you for your review of this item on behalf of the ultimate association. this ordinance offers a fee waiver to the association to display banners to promote the annual walk to ends and alzheimer's events. is a leading volunteer organization. waving of the public works he will raise awareness about the events, and support their efforts about research, enhancements and care and support for all affected by this disease, and reduction in the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. we learn that the organization has a local operation. your support will be greatly appreciated. thank you for your consideration >> thank you. this is a simple item before us. there are no names on the roster let's go to public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment on public two? seeing then, public comment is closed. let's make a motion to approve and sent to the full board.

keeps saying, "no, i'm sure i want my whole back covered with a picture of tweety bird puking on calvin." ( laughter ) then sullivan scolded flynn about his illegal lobbying for turkey: "you were an unregistered agent of a foreign country while serving as the national security adviser to the president! arguably, this undermines everything this flag over here stands for! arguably, you sold your country out!" how are flynn's lawyers going to get out of that? "your honor, my client had no idea that undermining everything the flag stands for was a crime! the judge went on to ask the prosecutors if michael flynn's conduct "rises to the level of treasonous activity," to which the prosecutors replied, they "did not consider chargin flynn with treason." then the judge asked again, "could he have been charged with treason?" ( laughter ) probably not a great sign when you're not charged with treason but the judge really wants to know why not. (as judge) "are you sure? are you sure? because the treason space is still open on my judge bingo card here." sullivan told flynn, "the more you assist the

. >> but then there's folks like calvin walker. who won't all anyone to take them out of the holiday spirit. >> you still have to shop. and they need to be about yourself. and be careful. >> reporter: police say a stabbing suspect is still on the run tonight. his victim is in critical condition. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a carbon monoxide scare in the district, firefigh trs were calla home for reports of a man down for unknown reasons. and when they walked inside, they found the victim ci unconsous. there was no carbon monoxide detector, but firefighters wearing por portable devices knew there was dangerous levels in the house. the co f camerom a faulty furnace. the man is expected to be okay. >> close call there. >>> there are new allegations this evening of tuition fraud involving schools in the district. the attorney general filedga lawsuitsst half a dozen families accusing them about lying about where they live ntt get themhigh demand schools. the sack sagssex tend beyond the classroom. the schools of the arts, mckinley te

crayton: pretty widespread. , naminge cited apparel calvin klein among others, as having strong salesban -- brands they tout in their advertising. caroline: how much do you think they picked up from the fact that toys "r" us is no longer around? crayton: they did cite a lot of toys, including something called lll surprise, which i'm not sure what that does. there is a lot of talk in the retail community across the board about picking up the slack from toys "r" us and how that may be a boost for some names like sears and jcpenney who have been struggling. caroline: we thank you. meanwhile, the markets are continuing to struggle. we are close to the bear market on the s&p 500. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: 11:00 a.m. in new york , 4:00 p.m. in london. i am caroline hyde and this is bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. u.s. stocks fluctuate on the brink of a bear market following the worst pre-christmas session forever. president trump been saying by the damp and backing secretary mnuchin, and kevin hackett saying his job i

last week, you may remember an online petition lodged by employees accused 62—year—old mr calvin of inappropriateomes in. a bbc investigation has revealed that academics from black and arab backgrounds at britain's top universities are being paid a quarter less on average than their white colleagues. and for women from those backgrounds, the pay gap almost doubles. rianna croxford reports. the 24 universities in the russell group represent the best in academia that britain has to offer. they have a global reputation for cutting—edge research and top class teaching. if you are an academic, this is where you want to be. but the bbc has found that academics from ethnic backgrounds are paid less. 22 universities responded to our freedom of information requests for salary details. they reveal that academics from black or arab backgrounds can expect to earn on average £15,000 less than white colleagues. this gap is smaller for asian and mixed heritage academics, ataround £6,000. but it's a lot bigger for women from ethnic minorities. our research shows that on average, the gap ranged from £13,000 up to

>> my father is great, i call him daddy or calvin. i grew up in a community of recovery in so many ways. i grew up around people getting their life together. i saw him sponsoring people in narcotics anonymous, and in the back of meetings so that had a profound impact on how i saw people rebuild, and hit rock bottom. i thought people see recovery as a life-long process. it changes what it means to support people, what codependency looks like from him and his love and seeing him grow. the second is i really understood what it meant to try and make something better for the people that come after you. what is that responsibility, and what the sacrifice looked like. i think about all the things my father couldn't do because he had two kids. he understood his role of the parent was to do these things. it's funny to see him traveling. so it's been cool to see him to be able to be more of a friend as an adult, and he was my father. he still is my father, much more of an authority figure, now we can call each other, and lean, and press and lau

my friend calvin trilon calls that the domestic deviation of feminism. she had taught her two sons, not her daughters, how to cook. but she had taught me, she had given me to come to new york, she had given me the dictionary of cuisine or the encyclopedia of gastronomy so i would be cooking every night because i like to cook but i would saute, huge clouds of smoke would rise up and pass out. people thought we were running a crack den, because there was no other explanation for it. poor martha had to fight her way with an oxygen tank on over to i guess it's tuna. i go back here and decide to make tuna. i bang the peppers and do it and cook it and bring it over and i put it down here, and i call martha to the table. she comes over and she cuts it open and she says i can't eat this, this is too rare. now, some part of me was so inflamed by this that i have often wondered if it wasn't a kind of, forgive me if i shared this, i wondered if it wasn't a kind of freudian underpinning to the whole thing because you have been married for six months and something pi

>> guest: daddy or calvin. that had profound impact when people hit rock bottom and recover. those things changed the way i understand empathy and changed the way what it means to actually support people, what it means to help people accountable, all those things i learned from both him and his love and seeing him grow. the second is i really understood what it meant to try and make something better for the people that come after you, you know, what is that responsibility and sacrifice looks like. all of the things my dad couldn't do because he had two things and that was okay. i understand like my role as a parent is to do these things and that's responsibilities, funny to see him traveling. heist at disney world. what are you doing at disney world? [laughter] >> guest: cool to see him and be able to be a friend as an adult. he was my father. he was much more of authority figure and now being adult we can both call each other and press in different way. and my mother is around now in a way she wasn't before, trying to build the relationship. one of the reasons why i talk abo

will go back in time 100 years the year is 1924 and the presidential campaign was well underway and calvin coolidge faced a very familiar opponent from his own party a senator his running mate that was previously subject to the fbi investigation the senator from romontana. on september 171924, j edgar hoover which was then still known as bureau of investigation wasn't federal until the fdr administration , hoover wrote to one of the more famous state department functionaries, next greenlee confidential source i have been advised the union of soviet socialist republic have decided all institutions should indirectly assist in the campaign it is believed the senator if he is victorious with the recognition will fall immediately on the basis of the supposition of the soviet government with their aid and influence to the campaign at the same time the official statement should be made no personal opinions expressed in connection in general with the aid of the soviet government could have no opportunity to say it is interfering in foreign nations with the propaganda as stated above it is a delica

gucci, calvin klein, armani also going fur free. so are young people, they are really concerned. you also say you were kind of ridiculed at the very beginning. you were at first known as paul mccartney's daughter. how difficult was it to forge your own way and your own platform and your own cutting edge view of design and materials? >> you know, it wasn't easy. every interview i started out doing was with a little help from her friends and it was sort of beatle headline driven. i had to justify my place within the industry. i had to prove i had a validity. that makes sense. you know, i get it. i trained to be a fashion designer. i did similar training that every other fashion designer i know did. i was interning at 15. it was my passion. i was very committed. but i think that add the et the the day, my grandfather used to say staying power. first i was paul and linda's daughter. then i was the sustainable kuin of weirdo. i think creativity is at the core of everything. i don't think i'd be sitting here talking to you if i was making hemp handbags. but at the end of the day you ha

we're big calvin and hobbes family. so yeah, we, reading with part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music, reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big, big readers. >> one of the images that i know that when you were in the white house and it would be holiday time, you would be going and it would be going to the bookstores and getting books as gifts. >> that's what i'll all barack. that's your place penological as president. he could call and he could get to the bookstore. i think those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white house, but that was an annual ritual of the and the girls go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. in chicago the 57 bookstore, you know that bookstore. that was our neighborhood store that we like to go to. so bookstores and libraries, of course, were a big part of our life, a big part of my life very early on, too. i remember my first experience with going to the library. i was four, and it was

years as a matter of fact. 1924 and the presidential campaign by this point was well underway with calvincoolidge he faced very familiar opponent from his own party who also as his running mate was the senator from montana. on september 171924 j edgar hoover in his first year which was known as the bureau of investigation it didn't become federal until the fdr administration, hoover wrote one of the most famous state department functionaries of the last century and was a close confidant, chromatic extremely confidential source i have been advised the commissariat for foreign affairs of the soviet socialist republic should indirectly aid the senator in his campaign that if he is victorious than the recognition of the soviet government will follow immediately on the basis of this all trade institutions will utilize all their force to aid the campaign at the same time no official statement should be made or no personal expressed but the latter is interfering to conduct propaganda and then received from a delicate source. the very next day we have a circumstance whereby there is a meeting at