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now going to solve the dropout problem, juvenile delinquency, by reinstituting something like the old ccc camps, and we're going to put our young people in these camps. but again we do some arithmetic, and we find that we're going to spend each year just on room and board for each young person we help 4,700 dollars a year. we can send them to harvard for 2,700! course, don't get me wrong. i'm not suggesting harvard is the answer to juvenile delinquency. [laughter] [applause] but seriously, what are we doing to those we seek to help? not too long ago, a judge called me here in los angeles. he told me of a young woman who'd come before him for a divorce. she had six children, was pregnant with her seventh. under his questioning, she revealed her husband was a laborer earning 250 dollars a month. she wanted a divorce to get an 80 dollar raise. she's eligible for 330 dollars a month in the aid to dependent children program. she got the idea from two women in her neighborhood who'd already done that very thing. yet anytime you and i question the schemes of the do-gooders, we're denounced as be

this much better than i do roosevelt did a lot for it were culture, for what we might call the wpa the ccc but when those things were taken down to the state levels they were segregated. they had labels on them and roosevelt did nothing about that. it took truman's fair deal to remove some of those labels. it was truman and the executive order. the armed services back in 1948. it was an executive order by abraham lincoln really that implemented the emancipation proclamation. what people didn't realize was the 13th amendment was important because lincoln just knew if he didn't get the 13th amendment passed the moment he stepped out out out of office's executive order was going to be resending by the next executive. these things are interrelated and we just cannot really separate them out. so when you look at the new deal and then you get to the fair deal, you get to the great society with lyndon johnson, a lot of people felt and i have heard them say some of my colleagues the war on poverty failed. the war on poverty did not fail. in fact the war on poverty that speech was made in january 1

combined the ccc says we eat enough fat at a holiday meal to equal three sticks of butter. after that news, you might be wondering whether there's some kind of fountain of youth to help us out. a moderate amount of exercise can help or slow the clock at least. we have details in the health minute. >> it's the one magic bullet that everyone can do to reduce their risk of heart disease. >> dr. aaron bag is the director of the cardiovascular performance program. he said exercise is medication. >> better sleep habits and diets, they're all coupled with exercising. >> it can do something else, prolong life. in fact, canadian researchers found that young adults engaging in 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week added up to five years to their lives. >> really, no matter what decade in life you start exercising, you're better off than if you were to maintain a sedentary lifestyle. >> some are worried it could lead to an increased risk of having a heart attack. it turns out they're right, but it also turns out the benefits of regular exercise far out weigh that risk. in boston, ma

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the ccc will notice the revetment, those logs that i have -- fake logs are made out of concrete. basically what we're seeing is this area over to about here and then on the front side you will see the ditch is still there. but this area is cut off over on this side. it was never fully finished in the rear. it was more or less like what's called a linette and they did have logs in the back to try to close it in to support it. while the quote battle of fort steven was going on abraham lincoln not that far away came out to the fort and he actually got up on the pit to look out to see where the troops were. there were actually some sharpshooters who took shots at him. they did not hit him. one of the -- the story is and i've often wopd wondered whethes is true or not, oliver wendell holmes was said to have said, get down, you fool, meaning get down before you get shot. i doubt that that happened but there are people that said that is what oliver went dadell holm said. but he stood up here to

the ccc, those fake logs are made out of concrete. basically what we are seeing is here,rea over two about and then on the front side, you will see the ditches still there . this area is cut off over on the side. it was never fully furnished -- finished in the rear. backdid have logs in the to try to close it in to support it. while the "battle of fort stevens" was going on on july 12th,t -- 11th and abraham lincoln not that far away came out to the fort, and he actually got up on the parapet to look out to see where the troops were. there were actually some sharpshooters who took shots at him. they did not hit him. one of the stories is, oliver wendell holmes who became very famous later was said to have said, get down, you fool, meaning, get down before you get shot. i doubt that happened, but there are people who said that that is what oliver wendell holmes said. abraham lincoln here standing on the parapet looking up to see where the enemy troops actually were. can watch this and other american artifacts programs any time by visit