we will talk to professor david harding. and charging for rides in robotaxi.e have the video of a test ride to show us of it is really safe. first, san francisco's i national spotlight today and not in a welcome way. after the city is grappling with, here is an interview with phil matier. >> dekeing, a crime-ridden hellhole, no one is safe in san francisco, and failed city. is san francisco a failed city? >> it is no longer at the top of the class but it could become a failed city, a city that made too many wrong turns. kristen: not at the top of the class? ouch. phil joins us not to talk about the cnn special and the reaction and impact. if you are on read it like i am, you see the reactions all over the place, even from locals on the san francisco subreddit. it was a hit job by the new cnn, or i'm glad somebody is talking about what's really happening here, what is your reaction? >> to which part of it? kristen: it is such a wide range, right? >> let's roll the tape back just a little bit. abc7, kgo has been taking a hard look at san francisco and the bay ar

. ♪ david: you and the amir retired at the same time. was it hard to give up that much power? if somebody goes and takes me back, i don't want to do what i was doing. it's done, it's enough. ♪ david: so in the united states, you met with a number of presidents. hamad: i did. david: i guess president clinton? hamad: george bush the father until i know biden and i know even trump, so i know all of them. david: did you ever have a hard time getting to see a u.s. president? or, you said you were coming to washington. hamad: it depends. it depends. sometimes, if they are upset with us, it is hard. david: oh. hamad: sometimes if they are not upset, i see them in the white house. that happens when al jazeera is part of the problem. i have to say the best relationship we had at that time was president clinton, and he is a great guy. he is a great guy. how he can manage a situation. david: when you were foreign minister and prime minister, i sometimes would come to talk to you about investment matters. i would see other well-known investment people coming. hamad: before, before i am, b

david: very often it is hard to give up power voluntarily.ns but here they don't have elections. so you voluntarily decided to step back from that position. was it hard to give up that much power, and you are happier now than you were then? hamad: i am happier, definitely. and if, this is sincere, if somebody go and take me back, i don't want to do what i was doing. it is done. it is enough. i did what i did. right, wrong, i did it. at that time. i think i did more right things than wrong things. but also, i did things in the space of time, very short time. i did a lot of things. achievement. i think, which i am happy. for me, uh, the world now so slow. david: right. hamad: in decision. i will not be part. i cannot see myself to go and do that. david: if somebody is watching and they say i don't know much about qatar, what would you say you would want people to know about your country? hamad: i think our culture is something need to be seen. people, what they know about us, they know about oil and gas. rich people, or they know about our came

yes, david boyd, as your hard, _ case for david boyd.boyd. yes, david boyd, as your hard, again, she| boyd, as your hard, again, she considered this an aggravating factor in the case, as far back as 1986, before the murder of nikki allan, david boyd had approached women and asked to touch them. he had subsequent convictions for indecent assault. clearly the judge had taken those factors into consideration in the sentencing today, believing that... because in the trial itself, there was no suggestion from the prosecution of a sexual motive to the crime, that was brought up this morning in some of the legal submissions this morning, that the prosecution believed there was a sexual motive to david boyd's lowering of nikki allan to this building, and thejudge clearly agreed with that, and she said there was a sexual motive to this crime, she believed, and that he had a track record of fantasising their children and other sexual crimes. we willjust remind you, thank you very much indeed, we are going tojust remind you hear of, we are covering

. >> david: jonathan karl, hard to believe, but already on the campaign trail for us.s tonight, a major headline for the war in ukraine with military sabotage inside russia. what appears to be anti-putin russians attacking targets in russia. russian media tonight's reporting on an explosion of an fsb headquarters building on this all comes after russia claimed victory in box moved. and sophie byrd tonight inside ukraine. >> a dramatic military sabotage operation underway tonight in a russian region bordering ukraine. explosions and fix smoke over belgrade, and to the personnel carriers seen near a badly damaged building, and to circulating online. russian nationals from a anti-putin group claiming responsibility for the attack. the group calling itself the liberty of russian lesion. blaming ukraine, ukraine calling into russian resistance and denying involvement. and tonight russian forces claiming a victory inside box moved, waving their flag over a ruined rooftop, claiming they finally have full control of that eastern city. ukraine denying that saying and one wester

david: bloody, a champ, and his proud owner, janice. >> this was a dream since i was nine, i've never given up on it. hardavid: how does it feel to make history? >> it's unbelievable. i'm still not sure it really happened. i keep seeing these photos. it must've happened. we are doing this now. it is still surreal. >> david: it happen. congrats, buddy. congrats, janice. >> new at 6:00. the i team talked or witnessed who captured a deadly encounter between the shoplifter and the security guard. >> we go back a quarter-century to a cold case. . the reason police were digging in redwood city. >> a must win situation tonight for the golden state warriors, trailing the lakers 3-1. either win tonight and extend the season or face a most uncertain future this summer. that is coming up later in sports. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. >> thank you for joining us. we begin with new developments around the peninsula woman who has been missing since 1996. investigators are searching an area of redwood city for ylva hagner. >> she last lived in work

many you actually come here and see it -- until you actually come here and see it, it's hard to believe. >> david back, to ukraine's advance. more than a mile as lot when you've been literally fighting for yards and tonight the head of the russian mercenary group suggests tonight that russia is in a plea careeous -- precarious position as ukraine prepares for its major counter offense. >> thank you marcus and the team. back here in the u.s. tonight, the cleveland emt and mother of twsing just before she was about to testify in a rape case has now been found. she was seen on surveillance video limping into a convenience store barefoot, her clothes torn and what police are n.o.w. saying about what happened to -- now saying about what happened to her. here is alex. >> reporter: jordan is limping and barefoot opening an open pantry convenience store to call 911. >> we just had a call from michele jordan. she says she got away -- they tried to burn her alive. >> the mother of two taken to the hospital, ending several days of searching by police and volunteers. her family telling police she stepped out

until you've actually come here and see it, it is hard to believe. >> david, back to ukrainian's advance. more than a mile is a lot when you've been literally fighting for yards. tonight, the head of the russian mercenary group doing a lot of fighting suggests that russia is in precarious position as ukraine prepares for a major counter offensive. >> marcus moore for us tonight. thank you. back in the u.s., the cleveland emt, mother of two who went missing just before she was to testify at a rape case has now been found. she is okay tonight but was seen on surveillance video limping into a convenience store barefoot, her clothes torn. what police are now saying about what happened to her. alex alex bra shay. >> this chilling video shows missing emt, clothes tattered, barefoot, entering a convenience store to call 911. >> you'll never believe this. we got a call from lachelle jordan. she got away from people that kidnapped her. >> the mother of two taken to the hospital, ending several days of searching by police and volunteers. family telling police she stepped out to grab something from

there was a time in david's life when it was hard to see passed tomorrow but now they have become a powerfulmexico. >> i did a shallow dive, and there was a stand bar, so i hit the top of my head and broke my neck luckily, i had a couple of friends there. they were able to drag me out of the water, but i was instantly paralyzed and couldn't move or feel anything from my chest down. >> immediately. >> his twin jason got the news. >> i would say the moment of receiving the call was one moment and then just going and seeing him -- >> it's still tough. >> so seeing him in the icu. you know, you see all the tubes and everything else. it was -- it was a hard moment >> david spent months in rehabilitation learning to live in a new body, as he puts it learning to navigate life in a wheelchair, returning to stanford for that mba and changing the future for his twin how much did his accident maybe inspire you to go into what you are in now. >> i mean, it is the reason that i'm in it. >> jason decided to specialize in neurology and neuro science, specifically nerve regeneration and ways to help people

david. we know how hard the president is working. here with the very latest, kevin cork.>> still a breakthrough in negotiations on raising the debt ceiling but the white house is digging in tonight with his opposition to gop calls for stronger work requirements to be included in any budget agreement that would be . with the debt ceiling increase. the issue of a work requirement has a barge for the biggest remaining hurdles for reaching an agreement between negotiators for the white house and house republicans. as a top gop negotiator is weighing in on this tonight, that's louisiana covers man garrett graves. he said tonight his party will not drop their demand for tougher work requirements as part of a final agreement. democrats have conversely argued listen, social benefit programs already work requirements in place. adding to them this is unnecessary. meanwhile, as you pointed out the president and his top advisers are over at camp david this weekend. working perhaps. assess june 5 deadline quickly approaches. jason, we will all be

blue was driving around the field in a blue drop top cadillac. >> reporter: david said that experience turned him into a die hard a's fan which then quickly morphed into him becoming an a's, raiders, warriors fanatic. >> i picked this up at an auction. it's a shane lechler sign, football. >> reporter: for decades dave lived the dream practically going to at least one warriors, raiders or a's game a week year-round, but suddenly that dream came crashing down. in 2019 the warriors moved to san francisco and then the following year the raiders left for vegas. dave told me he couldn't believe it. >> just talk about ripping your heart out and turning you inside out. >> since then all dave's had to rely on is his favorite a's, but then earlier this year, heartbreaking as they, too, announced they would be leaving following in the raiders' footsteps to a new home in las vegas. >> i think i was numb and it wasn't until i met with -- went to watch an away game with a bunch of friends from the coliseum that it really hit me. >> reporter: now in the span of just five years dave is staring down a future where none of his be

david. we know how hard the president is working. breakthrough in negotiations on raising the debt ceiling but th

. >> hi, david, no matter what disability a person has, they can do hard things. avid: this evening, sophie and her parents josh and jody. >> kids with special needs are people with disabilities have the ability to be very productive and enjoy the opportunities that are in front of them. >> it was a true gift for us and for sophie. we are so thankful that we are able to have that opportunity. >> david: and we are >> i am larry beil. teachers have been out on strike for six school days so far. >> the last day of school scheduled for may 25. no deal made yet. teachers are poised to spend a seven-day on the picket lines tomorrow. >> lena howland spoke with negotiators on where they are so far in the process. ♪ lena: teachers spending a six the day away from their classrooms and students with summer break just two days away from friday. >> we had to pick a time we thought we would get their attention. le negotiators worked up until midnight. >> there has been movement on substantial issues, and we are waiting to continue discussions today. lena: proeshas no been des mm

united states, the 12th of 13 children, and we're living that american dream because of his hard work. davidbiden is now say, by the way, that the border surge that you were right in the middle of last week is essentially over. i mean, that's what he's literally saying. the post-title 42 surge didn't happen. you see it on newspapers, i think we have something from the christian science monitor that says exactly that. how do you respond to those claims? >> well, look, we once again invite president biden to go to the border, to sit down and coa round table with the border patrol officers. i'd love to be there, have cameras, and they can see what i'm seeing. there's still, like, five times the numb of people crossing the border every day compared to when he was elected president. the day before we got there there was 10,000 illegal immigrants captured at the border, another 3,000 getaways. so it's went down a little bit compared to the super, super highs, but it's still hat -- at record numbers. we saw every day now 90 chinese nationalists are crossing the border illegally which is something n

the latest jim where david peaks were coworkers like troy understood full well why david looks so rough, still it was a hardvery badly he looked like he hadn't slept, he lost weight had dark circle under his eyes and he seemed a little bit more sad. >> while david peetz lowly got back to work after taking time off to mourn his loss wife detectives intent on solving a murder began interviewing people from the gym world who knew the couple starting at the facility where nikki and dave had first met. >> it was a type of place where most rumors weren't rumors. they were true. >> staff members agreed that they've the alpha dog of the sales department and nikki the buttoned down corporate nice girl were a hopeless much matt. >> the more nikki liked in the morning she shouldn't. >> what they saw in nikki was a cynical way to climb the corporate ladder. nikki was everyone's favorite and their boss in particular loved her like family as c.j. brady sought. >> nikki and our supervisor very close, almost like a father daughter relationship and that is why i think he dated nikki from the start. i don't think there ever

passed through such tragedy. occurred the time to go back and look at these david was the greatest kid ever. he never gave us a hard time about anything. i knew there was this one with the cap on the cherry tree, boston's, or something that takes there's going to be cool some day when he is old. like now it's perfect. i'm not surprised, but david became and asked of us because he's pretty much always been an activist his entire life pc, something that needs to be done. he's going to do it. my husband and daughter and i are exactly the same way i'm. that's just how we roll before the shooting. i don't believe we ever really talked about gun control at all. we've always had guns in our house because dad was a f b i agent. so david grew up, seeing guns being cleaned and being taught about gun safety. and the importance of that. i think what's last about david is that he's actually a really fun person. but since the shooting, he's been so angry, he's just been spurred on by the anger and that's what people see is anger and seriousness. one of the most shocking things to me has been the backlash. that's been really, rea

guest: it is hard to say david but a good question and i will tell you this, as a prosecutor, beforelea, to maybe one of the most significant cases being investigated right now, i which are want to know some of these answers to the questions that you and i have been talking about before i took the plea. david: quick just direct to whether or not there was enough evidence there, a lot of people are sing, just like adam schiff, and you know he kept talking about russian collusion and he had evidence in the end of the day, he did not have evidence and this is the lease, more evidence in the stuff that adam schiff was claiming about trump. guest: will i'm not so sure about the trump, vested forced wealth it really was a lot of smoke and no substance. this is where transfers to llcs that end up in biden's accounts sue and okay got it was good stuff thank you and appreciate your perspective and elon musk names see universals windows twitter's new ceo and so was she, boys the #, rip twitter treating out on the news and also doctor siegel with a potential game changing breakthrough in parkin

. >> manu, thanks for all the hard work today. david gergen, your sense from what the speaker said.uess he kept it brief. i guess that's the safer way to go. >> he kept it brief. i think he gave himself some running room with his cot squs made some points. listen, it sounded like he got the two-year extension to 2025 and how long this deal would last. that's a major, major victory for the white house those two years. there's no new major taxes according to mccarthy. there's also worker protection. from biden's point of view they're not imposing a whole new series of worker reduction things, saying they're going to put people on food stamps. mccarthy argued first thing he said was the bill has, quote, historic restrictions in spending -- historic reductions in spending. we'll have to wait and see what that is, but if what we see coming out of all all together is that the spending levels will be held steady, we won't rise, we won't fall, they'll be held steady except in the military areas, that would be a significant advance for the white house. >> priscilla alvarez is over at the whi

david: hitting big box retailer s very hard but small businesses are warning they are not equipped to handle these crime-related losses. also republicans from house intel are warning that the cia that they could subpoena the agency if it doesn't come out with documents related to a 2020 letter pushing back on the hunter biden laptop story. all of this is coming next, on the "evening edit." your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - it was the best thing i've ever done, and- - really? - yes, without a doubt! - i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. - great people. different people, that's for sure, and all of them had different reasons for getting a reverse mortgage, but you know what, they all felt the same about two things: they all loved their home, and they all wanted to stay in that home. - [announcer] if

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david hernandez who held a cinco de mayo festival to benefit the homeless. >> a lot of the 87 exits were closed. a lot of our participants were coming from south san jose, having a real hard time getting here. so yeah, it definitely affected our participation. >> reporter: david betancourt has cruised his low rider in san jose since 1976. saying it is tough for people cruising their cars. >> how they get home from work and how do they go pick up their children if they have to pick up their children and how they get around. and walking off the streets is more of an inconvenience for the citizens of san jose than it is a benefit i believe. >> reporter: although traffic was heavy along santa clara streets, san jose police reported no major incidents. >> there is, however, a deadly crash a little bit south of downtown san jose over the weekend. but they said the man was killed by the hit and run driver about 11:00 p.m. on friday on monterey highway. and hence the city's 11th pedestrian death this year. >>> and people came out in numbers to call for justice for banko brown. the man shot and killed by a security guard during an alleged shoplifting incident at walgreens. they ga

david hernandez who held a festival to benefit the homeless." >> a lot of the 87 exits were closed. a lot of the participants were coming from south san jose, having a hard time getting here. so yeah, it definitely affected our participation. >> reporter: david betancourt has cruised his low rider in san jose since 1976, saying it is tough for people cruising their cars, but worse on the people who live on this side of town. >> how they get home from work and how do they go pick up their children if they have to pick up their children and how they get around. blocking off the streets is more of an inconvenience for the citizens of san jose. >> reporter: although traffic was heavy along santa clara streets, san jose police reported no major incidents. >>> today runners made their way through san francisco for the our heritage 5k. >> the course went by 14 pacific and asian islanders landmark including the mural and the historic golden gate cookie factory. the events hosted bit asians are strong non-profit organization, which centers around empowering the community. >> it will be an amazing event where people will learn about history and be proud to celebra

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they do have to you up, david, and sometimes growing up is hard, and that means you have to the leave and by the way, i want them to go find a mate. and, allie, i'm sure if you meet a guy you're not like, hey, listen, come on back to my house andly with my parents. that is the biggest turnoff ever. >> yeah. [laughter] 100%. sean: you want to bring someone to your own apartment. david: we've become a nation of victimmed high schooled, and i'm sure there's going to be a lot of -- victimhood and i'm sure there's going to be a lot of kids saying ooh i'm the victim here, and maybe there'll even be lawsuits, allie, that come out of this. [laughter] >> i'm sure that's going to happen. the kids are going to the sue their parents for not allowing them to stay home. the other flip flipside though as everyone gets older, there's going to come a point where the parents might to move back in the with their kids, and if you haven't allowed your kid to the stay with you rent-free, i don't know if they're going to let you back in when you need them at that point. so there's going to be that side goin

it's hard to imagine anybody resisting that. david: well yeah, as we call that low hanging fruit.ldn't be enough for republicans though and one thing that they do want to clawback on is the extra $800 billion in spending in his so-called anti-inflation bill, which was anything but anti- inflationary. he loaded up with all these green policies. turns out costing almost a trillion dollars more than he said, is there any way he would cut back on order to satisfy republicans? >> well he may have to, but that probably will be one of the last things to go, david, but by the way, it may be why they are doing end runs in the way of executive orders on power plant emissions and so forth so that perhaps this is not his only green tactic, right i mean, if this gets shot down to some degree, by republicans, he will have other avenues to pursue. i mean, i've never seen an administration so single- minded about an issue, and that issue right now is climate and i think voters are very nervous about it and they really should be. david: well and i'm just wondering if the same thing might happen to

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it's very popular among the republican base some in the party fear the hard line approach could push away voters they need. >> david: with the race for the white house underway >> a major turn tonight in the idaho college murders the suspect has been indicted by a grand jury. bryan kohberger now charged with four counts of murder. again on this case abc's cane a when it worth tonight. >> tonight a grand jury in idaho indicting bryan kohberger on first degree murder charges for the deaths of four college students at the university of idaho. the move means prosecutors won't have to lay out their case at a preliminary hearing. >> this is an easier route for prosecutors to take. no defense attorney cross-examining witnesses, no judge there, just the prosecution presenting the case it wand the grand juries to hear. >> the ph.d. is accused of stabbing kaylee goncalves, maddie mogen kernodle and ethan chapin. prosecutors have 20,000 pieces of evidence, dna along with this item seized from his apartments in washington state. they say they found a pillow and mattress cover that tested presumptive positive for blood. and kal

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rate of inflation down, but the price rises over the past year are still squeezing hard the income of the likes of davided in a year, and of course we've just noticed it now with the rebate that we were all getting. so again i had to be really, really creative there. so there's a lot of promise or suggestions that that's peaked and is coming down, but right now, are you seeing any of that? no, not feeling any of it at all. and very cautious about relaxing yet. david's caution is well—founded because what started in fuel and energy prices, and is now seen in stubbornly high food prices, has now started to spread to other parts of the economy, with just last month new double—digit hikes in the cost of mobile phone contracts. here's the good news. the main inflation number, well, that has come down and will continue to do so as long as we don't see a repeat of high energy prices. but inflation is still well above the target there in the dotted line. now let's remove the most volatile prices — food and household energy bills — and look at underlying inflationary pressure, or core inflation, there in the yel

i think it will be something they will have a hard time arguing against although they will certainly try. david: russ vought, good to see you. we'll be watching. meanwhile if the u.s. defaults on the debt money for border patrol could be gutted. we face dual crises on the debt and our southern border just as title 42 is set to expire. bill melugin joins us now from the border town of brownsville, texas, facing for another huge my grand influx. bill. >> reporter: david, good morning to you. i'm hearing from several frustrated border patrol and i.c.e. contacts this morning say they're flabbergasted dhs announced in a press release last night they would launch an enforcement operation in el paso going after illegal i immigrant evaders. they just blew the element of surprise. what dhs announced announced ina statement in mart, beginning may 9th, cpb agents, officers with law enforcement officers from i.c.e. will conduct a targeted enforcement operation in el paso, texas. i.c.e. and cpb will not take enforcement action in or near location where restrains people's essential services or engage in acti

think he's going to be starred for being creepiest prosecutor ever, but those trying hart hard 37 day of the david when i mention the be on sessions in the wort report, and it lands on an opinions do yr, bias and while we've heard source material on thes do yr with and they being wen over a multiple pars of the dossier. >> i woender if the report traffics and things that they didn't find on the dark side. >> the goal was here to prove there was a conspiracy and that it was cooked up by the hillary clinton campaign and the media and the deep state. that's what barr wanted to get to achieve. it's what durham went after and what the few public remarks he made of the past few years indicated that was his target. he clearly missed and you showed at the beginning of the show, donald trump and others all claiming that he would prove this great conspiracy that this was a hoax, that everything about russia was a hoax. well, it turns out that the people claiming russia was a hoax. >> yeah. >> that in and of itself was the hoax. >> let me bring in james on that pause jails that's something, driving pesage yo

david: how are they? we passed a lot, this is hard bigotry of expectation, they are telling me, black people, nonwhite peoplegic, that you cannot get ahead without suppression of another group of people. they are not getting a ton of money, 6000 is a lot of money. this really is hard bigotry, no expectations that blacks or people of color, air quotes on that, cannot compete in the education and jobs marketplace. that is insulting and that is segregation and these are segregationists at university of minnesota. i'll say it, they are racist. how often have you ever heard me use that word in my career on this network for a decade plus? these people have gone to the level of racism when you go against an ethnic group based on color of skin. >> todd: university of minnesota says it regularly revisits criteria across not gras grants and scholarships each year and will evaluate the student support program and will make any appropriate updates. day one of law school, you learn you cannot discriminate based upon race. this appears to be violation of the constitution. >> david: that statement is bs. you approved the p

david i think it was a long, hard fight to get even any recognition of the damage. agent orange on both the vietnamese, which was most extent of and on the american soldiers i know that of the of the many soldiers in the black alliance battalion that i dealt with so many of them in the last 8 to 5 years have died of bladder cancer and almost all of them that to the fact that they were fighting in zone that was heavily differentiated. and so that's still right. this is this is a wound that's not for veterans. but can i mention it? well, of course. can the collateral the what it meant for the united states to be supporting a war and then fighting a war from the mid-fifties through 1975 had a direct effect on the neighboring countries and in particular the country that i follow the most. cambodia, it was never evident that there would be a civil war in cambodia when president johnson was on the verge of signing peace treaty in 1968. but we had the the the nixon go around. if that you could you could make a strong argument that if that had signed, sihanouk would still b

david copperfield. ♪ >> reporter: he is the most successful magician of a generation. and one of the most enduring. hardberty seem to vanish. that feat alone drew a reported 50 million viewers for cbs and helped make david copperfield a household name. >> that's like david copperfield [ bleep ]. >> invited us to see david copperfield. >> the queen just disappeared behind trump. he is david copperfield'd the queen. >> reporter: the copperfield show is still a big draw at the mgm grand in las vegas where people crowd this nightly to see a billionaire at work. the show is all his design from the music that swells at just the right moment to the lighting and the props on stage that let the audience see just enough to be amazed. do you still get chills walking around here? >> you know, it becomes part of who you are. >> reporter: we met him at his private museum near the las vegas strip where he is has assembled the world's largest collection of all things magic. it's all here from houdini's handcuffs and water escape tank to the macy's counter where copperfield bought his very first magic trick. it's also w

well, i think david is an extraordinary writer. i think he's put his hard and soul into this book. i think we should all read the book. this is my third conversation with david where i am beat the desk saying go by the book i have to say there's some major disagreements that i have with david and one, you know and one of the major ones is that franklin a was ready to do anything when he got married. he was a dandy boy. okay, i mean, this is a man who? was marked by politicians. this was a man who could even give a coherent political campaign. speech. and eleanor had more of an engaged active career than franklin did. and so eleanor where i think what david and i totally agree on is that to define eleanor roosevelt by lucy mercer is to define. i don't know christmas tree by the grinch. okay, i mean it's just you know, it's just it's not there and what happened i think is that eleanor. um loved being in washington not because of the social duties. she hated that that's why she hired lucy what she liked about washington was being able to work with the organizations. not the junior leag

. >> hard to the rover tracks and texas that's where he was born on the red river work texas changed hands with oklahoma. >> dwight david eisenhower was one of seven sons. pennsylvania dutch who moved west and talked -- brought the with them. no matter where his duty takes him he always likes to get back home cooking. even in paris. it keeps them close to the earth and freshwater. fishing was this farmer boys first love in golf was a new love. only with fish stories did ike exercise the fisherman's rights to stretch the truth a little. you should have seen the oneul that got away, three feet long. >> if he asked eisenhower what he dedicated the rest of his life to the service of america instead of retiring to take it easy on his farm in gaithersburg , a chip off the old block. >> i want my grandson and yours to grow up in a free america. >> he's proud of his grandchildren. they are three of themof now. you can tell eisenhower believed our first line of defense's family and old-fashioned well understood american idea and admired by the rest of the world especially in france. >> francis i nation to hail eisenhower for his