delano: let's get a check on the markets now. here in europe, stocks ended the monday session in positive territory. .ax ended up over 1.5% smaller gains in the ftse in paris. .ixed picture on wall street despite lower oil prices, the dow jones ended the session -- actually, on the flat line. the nasdaq as well barely making it in the green. the s&p 500 in the red, down about .1%. the u.s. justice department clashes with apple over access to a locked iphone, separate battle could be brewing . going to "the new york times," the case is pushing government officials on how to access whatsapp data. the facebook company made it all but impossible to read messages or eavesdrop on conversations even with the judge's order. administrationma in silicon valley's crosshairs once again. facebook and google are also planning to increasing corruption of user data. the auditor general has accused the state oil company of failing to remit $16 billion into government coffers. the findings were presented in a report to lawmakers at the national as

delano d'souza has more.delano: a day after tens of thousands came out on the streets to protest a reformed to the labor code, the government in france says it is willing to compromise by increasing payroll taxes on short-term contracts, an issue unions have repeatedly been calling for you promote long-term jobs -- calling for to promote long-term jobs. >> the proposition exists and goes hand-in-hand with my bill. delano: short-term contracts are increasingly popular in france. nine out of 10 new hires in the country take up jobs which, half of them are under 10 weeks. at this company, the owner relies heavily on short-term staff, given the nature of his business. >> short-term contracts are needed based on fluctuations in demand. if you go from a wedding with 100 guests to a conference with 2000 participants, the numbers just are not the same, so we need them to adapt to the orders we get. delano: the government insists its proposal, such as making it easier for companies to lay off staff when business isn't

' story outside of california. >> not just delano.ting for everybody. >> you get scenes that resemble some of the things that happened in the south, workers just being nonviolent in the face of provocation from the police. >> it's a pleading for social change, for social justice to the farm worker and its cause. >> saturday afternoon, a light rain was falling as the marchers arrived outside sacramento. >> so when they start in delano, there are about 75 marchers. by the time they get to sacramento, there are 10,000 people rallied on the steps of state capitol. >> the workers are on the rise. delano has shown what can be done and the workers know that they are no longer alone. >> one of the things that chavez does that really catapults the movement into the national consciousness is to ask americans stop buying grapes. >> at its height, 15 to 20 million americans were participating in the great boycott. that is almost one out of every ten americans. >> we have i think a similar problem that the people in the civil rights movement had.

delano has more details.it is in this office where auditors from the french finance ministry have been hard at work. -- uncovered a record 21.2 billion euros in tax fraud, 2 billion more than the previous year. >> our job is to recheck what has already been audited. o: 500 auditors were charged with tracking multinationals. say, is no longer right to as we sometimes read, that large multinational tech companies manage to evade taxes. as i have said many times before, in france, we don't have any sweetheart tax deals. it is the fiscal law, the whole law, and nothing but the law which applies. delano: value added taxes represent about half of the fiscal fraud in france. so far, the state has been paid about 12 billion euros, more than the budget for the french justice and culture ministry. despite the record, its estimated tax evasion costs france up to 80 billion euros per year. markus: looking at markets in the united states, they had edged higher in the past hour. investors are waiting for direction, perhaps

delano little explains next. >> we are waiting on rain to move into the area and there is a cold front with that and that is going to bring big changes this way. i have the forecast after getting back to the alert center with alex giles he is working an apartment fire in rock hill. >> yes, we got this video from carolina. look with me. you can see that structure smoking heavily there. firefighters going at it from the top off the ladder truck and the bottom floor of that apartment. this is the eagles landing apartments in rock hill we are told. our partners are telling us a neighbor heard a pop and saw black smoke. the inside of that structure looks gutted and smoke coming out of it. the video came in 30 minutes ago. crews are still on scene. as soon as we get information about damages or possible injuries we will bring it to you. back to you. >> thank you. >> first at 4:00 looks like josh norman will be back with the carolina panthers. the team putting the franchise tag on the star back. wbtv sports director delano explain what this means. >> it's been thought that the panthers were g

you know, this past week, rudy, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the march from delano to sacramento and you were there. rudy: yes, i was. i was 11 years old and my family went during christmas vacation--i mean, easter vacation. there you go. and we walked from stockton all the way to sacramento. and it was amazing about that march, damian, is that when they started in delano, there were 80 farmworkers. by the time we got to sacramento on easter sunday, there were 10,000 people. so, all along the march, it just kept growing, and growing, and growing. damian: how inspirational was it to see the flock growing? i mean, to see it grow from where it was to where it finished. i mean, obviously you're tired by the time you get to stockton, by the time you get, you know, to some of the cities that are north, elk grove and what not. but at what point do you say, "wow, this is more powerful than we ever imagined," and that you were energized by the throngs of people? rudy: you know, during the first march, just marching along with my family, my little sister in a stroller, and hearing the chan

delano: more tech giants have been rallying to apple's side its fight with the fbi.rivals including google, facebook, microsoft said the government order to unlock the iphone of the san bernardino gun man exceeds the bounds of the law. reporter: the battle over encryption over tech giant apple and the fbi has gone international. leading companies publicly supported apple on thursday. the un's top human rights official warned that if the complete case into fbi demands, the consequences could be severe. >> a successful case against apple in the u.s. would set a president that may make it impossible for apple or any other major international i.t. the clientsafeguard privacy anywhere in the world. it is potentially a gift to authoritarian regimes as well as the criminal hackers. apple refused the court order issued in february to help the fbi decrypt an iphone handset belonging to one of the attackers from the san bernardino shooting last year. the company ceo, tim cook, set the action would threaten apple customers rights, setting a dangerous precedent with wide repercu

we are going to kick off today's live coverage with a conversation about franklin delano roosevelt and the environment, this is historian douglas brinkley. booktv live from tucson. >> good morning. welcome to the tucson festival of books, the world's greatest book festival. [applause] >> my name is jim cook, executive director of the national parks association and sponsor of this session. western national parks association is the non-profit organization partner of the national park service. our purpose is to educate visitors about the history, nature, cultural and recreational opportunities in 67 national parks in 12 western states. ..

fdr, delano roosevelt, franklin delano roosevelt was in the white house as president, met with the labor leader in the great educational leader and they put forth a black agenda. franklin delano roosevelt said, i agree with everything you are saying. go on the public sphere and show them your pressing me to do the right thing. that should have happened with barack obama but it didn't. we only had half a brother, so to speak. it is understandable because he was unfairly assaulted by the right wing, vicious obstructionism, so black people were empathetic because it reflected what we feel when we occupy similar spaces, and as a result he was not pushed and told black lives matter rolls up, white reactionary behavior flooded the culture. then barack obama had to make serious speeches, like he did in selma in the sermon he delivered at mother emanuel church in south carolina. >> host: as you say, african-americans were in a quandary trying to support him but not give republicans or anyone against him fodder to go after him. then there is a chapter want to talk about. you said something about

♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the hearse bearing the body of franklin delano roosevelt rolls past on his last journey toation's capitol. >> april 20th, 1945, president franklin d. roosevelt is dead. for millions of americans, it's like losing a father. >> oh, fdr had been our leader for so long. he was such an effective leader. that it was a terrible blow to the country at large. >> 11-car presidential train departs from the warm springs railroad station. sorrowing throngs line the tracks. >> those of us close to him in the white house could not conceive of the country without him. >> a flag-draped coffin carried on a black caseon. drawn by white horses begins the mournful trip to the white house. >> in washington, there were half a million people in the streets. to greet the cortege. people of all ages, races, backgrounds, turned out. many openly weeping. >> the vice president, harry s. truman, was among the first to learn of roosevelt's passing. >> word came that grandpa was wanted at the white house immediately. and so grandpa wasn't quite sure that was for. he was like, okay, i'd better get over the

. >>> delano little with sports and how the hornets did. real-time closed captioning company >>> welcome back, hornets back for the first time in a month. eight of the next nine at home. phoenix up first. and for fans with the theme. taking place. the honey bees with the rugrats. the '90s kids loving it. zeller got it started with the dunk. in the second quarter. jeremy lin to big al. the basket. had the big pull up three there finished with 15. and walker led the hornets with 26 points to a blow out. and speak of 90s there and recovering from shoulder surgery. in philadelphia. see the final. and college basketball. and coach k, duke, looking for a moment of glory in a season of misery on the road. and number 17 ranked duke. this was closer than expected. and thomas led. allen stole the show. it dumping here. and they won it. 79-71. 11-6 in the acc. man that's surprising. in the acc. virginia on the road at clemson playing in greenville. and just fun to watch. and 18 points. tigers put a good night in -- led them 367892 and this nutra sweet

delano little. hornets hosting the spurs. i can tell you sitting court side thomas davis the linebacker a busy day dog charity work sitting nearby. and they saw the hornets they put up a season low 7 points in the first quarter. cody zeller. 14 rebounds. they were running up hill the rest of the way going down 23 points in the second quarter. trailed by 15 at half time. and it is over. >> and battling back. and 15 of the 29 in final 12 minutes a couple of huge 3s. to tie late here. you see swearmy lin drop another one. and my name is no, my number is no. san antonio swinking -- winning streak, no. they lose to the spurs. celebration time. victory second largest come back in franchise his. they play brook brooklyn tomorrow. a handful of hornets have their teams alive. and the heels take on indiana where cody zeller went to school. no duke representatives on the hornets. they get the late game in the western regional taking on the number one seat oregon and here is our light up i can tell you it will be a good tip off. villanov

delano little has more. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. let's get to it. panthers made roster moves. we had some special guests on bounce tonight. they released charles johnson, started nine games. missed seven due to a hamstring injury. pasted in the third round by the panthers in 2007. they released ed edwards and chandler. and when you are immediately think of class serate but his brother is becoming a force, too. he is leading the news takes with 31 points per game. second best. top 20 in the nation. he is the all time leading scorer in lincoln county. something for little brother to be proud of but it is all in perspective. >> we're working to the same goal. we're

. >>> delano little has sports and back to backer in a moment. >> real-time closed captioning company >>> hornets playing a back to back. the team with the cost record entering play. 23 left in the season for the hornets in the eastern conference. the top eight go to the playoffs. scoring 15. and a scary moment before half landing on his backside here. he would get up and be okay and continue to play in the game. good news there. they let the sixers hang around for two and a half quarter to end the quarter. walker 30 points. and they won 10 of the last 13 home on friday against indiana. and on the road at vcu trying to as who file environment. and they led with 18. they are a bubble team entering the game. and being tied on top of the conference. and jack gibbs led with 18. add the final score 70-60. they play george washington in davidson. >> and the game winning lay up. a winner. they won it. and the conference got underway with the quarter final with rex had fun mocking the ref in the night. and the royals, henericks going the player. he steps up and sinks at this time for three an

delano: inflation in the eurozone remains staggeringly -- staggeringly -- stubbornly low. there are fears it could enter into a deflationary spiral. policymakers will receive the first inter--- inflation targets for 2017. if they fall below the goal, the argument for further stimulus will be clear. markus: before i hand it back, let's talk through some other corporate stories. with recordker bmw profits in 2015. 9.6 billion euros higher than analysts had expected. strong sales and margins helped the bottom line. bmw remains the world's number one maker of premium cars, selling 1.9 million vehicles last year. the dividend disappointed investors, however, d it's onck fell -- its stock fell wednesday. -- e.on road down the value of its power generation business by 8 billion. e.on has been hammered by a surge in the use of renewable sources. it has led to a sharp fall in oil sale -- in wholesale electricity prices. amazon is branching out to the air freight business. it will be releasing 20 cargo planes for five years to seven years. 767's will be used to transport amazon good

and the winner gets four tickets to the game and hang out with the sports director delano little. >>> and facing florida state in the first round of the tournament they would fall 84-74. south carolina taking on high-point. they get the win 88-66 to advance to the next round. they will play the winner of the game. and now in ncaa division 2 southeast regional championship. lincoln memorial and 103-80 ending the season. and earning a bid to the women's nit tournament 49ers on that and all your local and national sports news make sure go to wbtv.com sports app. a final check of the weather (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vacc

on march 4, 1933, franklin delano roosevelt became president of a nation where one in four adults werewhere banks were failing by the hundreds, where deprivation was a stark reality. his reassuring words about fear are famous, less so, his >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> reporter: less so, his indictment of those responsible: >> rulers of the exchange of mankind's goods have failed through their own stubbornness and their own incompetence, have admitted their failure, and have abdicated. >> reporter: but by month's end, f.d.r. had turned from recriminations to action, using the first of his "fireside chats" to explain a mandatory week-long bank holiday to avoid a run on the banks. and he was also offering a raft of proposals during his first hundred days, a new deal, to pump up the economy. >> confidence and courage are the essentials of success in carrying out our plan. >> reporter: but across the atlantic in another democratic nation afflicted by crisis, something very different was happening. a day after f.d.r.'s inauguration, germans went to the polls burdened

delano little has more in sports. company vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> charles johnson has decided to stay with the panthers. missed 7 games due to a hamstring injury h talks with the bucs. and another team will sign with the cats he was not about the money. c

averell harriman is the man who franklin delano roosevelt sent to london during the blitz to assess whetherhe british were going to survive the nazi onslaught. eastman fdr sent to moscow in 1941 to see whether the soviet union was going to be able to survive the nazi invasion. this was the biggest big gun you could possibly find anywhere. he did something else as well, india been doing it from the beginning of the crisis. he sent another message to pakistan saying, don't even think about it. because from the beginning of the crisis, the pakistani military dictator had been sending signals that he was very unhappy america was supporting india, and he therefore wanted to be compensated, as he liked to say, for pakistan's neutrality. and compensation meant to me kashmir eric kennedy refused to get into this blackmail and he sent messages to the pakistanis that if you enter this war we will regard you as part of the enemy, not as part of the alliance that we have with you. the 20th of november was sheer panic in new delhi. john kenneth culbreth writes in his memoirs that it looked like india wa

. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt -- >> from the beginning of his administration in 1933, until 1941, more than 50 new submarines were produced. >> the new fleet boats poured out of america's shipyards at the average rate of five per month. costing $3.3 million each, they'd hit speeds up to 20 knots on the surface, half that under water, and could dive to more than 400 feet. on war patrols, the fleet was a crew of 80 could operate alone for up to 60 days. >> i knew as early as the fifth grade i was going to join the navy. >> by the time pearl harbor was bombed, 21-year-old kimball young had been in the navy for four years. a machinist, he later volunteered for the submarine service and worked on the fleet boat engines. the boats actually had two types of propulsion. one electric. the other diesel. >> v-16 diesels. four of them? >> 3,200 horsepower in the engine room. 3,200 horsepower in the after engine room. >> the diesels propelled the boat while it was on the surface. they also charged the batteries that powered the sub while submerged. >> do the machinists have to maintain those e

he got those up at delano.when he was with us. >> he didn't have the horns. he didn't have the star. he didn't have any of his neck work done. wow. almost looks like a different guy in those two. >> you take a look at the two pictures. it's definitely a difference. but, then, again, when you get accustomed to that lifestyle, it's only a natural progression. >> down for the cause. >> both his mom and dad no longer are alive. and his son is in juvie right now. >> we are looking at potentially a third generation. >> it's very close. depending on which route the son ends up going. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distance away in the county's juvenile facility, brecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. said he's working out. he wants me to make him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still got weights to work ou

a report of a disabled vehicle locking delano 40 westbound. that will slow you down heading away from jones sausage road up toward 440 this morning. 15 minutes there. once you are in the fortify work zone between 440 and us-1, 13 minute drive. allow extra time this morning. unfortunately, 440 westbound does not look so good as an alternate route. consider using 70 business coming through garner. the onset heading into the airport and rtp on 40 westbound looking good from wade avenue. that trip taking six minutes. on the north side of raleigh on westbound 540, slow between by the time you get out to the leesville road area and glenwood, starts to thin out. that trip from capital to i-40 stands at 26 minutes. lookout for an accident at lynn road, no delays showing up on the sensors. also a crush on green road and spring forest road. accident in the clearing stages adtran five parkway. >>> disturbing new information surfaces about a violent home invasion in raleigh. >> police are searching for suspects after a teenager was tied up and left a clos

. >> stars and stripes, liberty and justice, frany and delano for franklin roosevelt, of course, and and honor. those are also predictable the last ones. you have until april 26 to submit suggestions. >> okay. >> how about like something like new wave like randy and alexis you know? >> well i mean modern day names why not. >> or maybe not. >> okay let's move on [ laughter ] >> more positive rescrews for our area according to new survey arlington and district rank in top three cities for recent graduates. arlington number one and d.c. 3. arlington suburb to live in if you want to live near educated people and the district made the list because of job opportunities. >> all right. how about owning a car? because we know that cab expensive and cost of driving in making or cities can put a dment wallet. according to new study washington d.c. ranged 6th as most expensive city to drive in costing 98 cents a mile and cost of fuel and fire replacement and maintenance eps for the study. new york area was ranged number one followed by boston and philadelphia. >> well, after a soggy start the an

. >> frany and delano for franklin roosevelt bit of a stretch. >> gotcha you.edom and honor. >> okay. >> that's a tovrment you have until april 25 to submit suggestions. >> you can see them right there live huddling with their mind. >> super cute. >> super cute. >> and then the other baby hatched weapon the last couple names. >> we didn't get to name it. >> three names. >> send them in. love it, love it, love it,. >> let us know what you think in the meantime. >> glen and don, glen fry, done henley, eagles, i thought you would get that right away, steve. remiptder, important one for you april is autism awareness month. it's a cause very close to us here at "fox5" yesterday our own shawn yancy shared her personal story with her son who has autism. theest rest of the week she will share stories of incredible local families livering with autism as "fox5" partners with autism speaks to raise awareness. we hope you will be inspired to donate to autism speaks find a lincoln or text word autism to 25383 text word autism to 25383 and that will actually donate $10 right

and the quotation of the evening, this one from franklin delano roosevelt who puts luck in some perspectivee: i think we consider too much the good luck of the early bird and not enough the bad luck of the early worm. we're coming right back, stay with us. ♪ ♪ lou: terrorism rocking the heart of belgium, and we have a president who refuses to even acknowledge the name of the enemy. radical islamist terrorists. which of the presidential candidates would best serve the nation? primary voting underway in arizona and utah. donald trump looking to be the big winner in arizona, cruz in utah. the latest on the race for the white house next. monica crowley and chris plant join me. stay with us, we're coming right back. the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna g

there is nobody i know who has done more to preserve the legacy of franklin delano roosevelt. [applause] answer isd my short yes. [laughter] shesol: i think that the court should be criticized and decisions should be questioned. and while they are unaccountable in el toro sense, this is the way that they are held accountable, a public discussion. at one point under the course of ,his long fight, as you know fdr was advised to take the country to school. he wanted to educate the public about the court, about their their decisions and that is something i roosevelt took to heart and i think that is something that every president should take to heart. i was not implying that president obama should not engage in similar discussion. i think that it is important that staff members do not see this as a political brawl that they had with john boehner or with mitch mcconnell, this is a different thing and they need to proceed with caution. but they should be true to what they believe and call attention to what the court is doing. toobin: supreme power is for sale at the bookstore. i tha

which means that you are the of franklinirs delano roosevelt. when he became president, the u.s. began to change. the federal government took over many of the responsibilities of the states and cities. we have had half a century of continued federal involvement in people's lives. in --ms it has grown much since those years. republicans think the election of 1980 change that. if one of you wins the election, will there be less federal involvement or will it be a return to the way things were before reagan? mondale: it is a sexual the president lead us with a strong federal government to solve those problems he central to our future. the deficit down dramatically. if we do not do that, we cannot have a healthy economy. number two, have an assertive, strong american trade policy. farmers and industrialists through georgia and alabama -- alabama has 13.5% unemployment. a lot of that is because of the trade disaster. we need a renaissance of education and learning in science. once tonext generation defend themselves, they need the support. finally, we need a president who leads us to

another person who was acutely aware of public image is frank delano roosevelt. he became so acutely aware of this in large part because he had to work very, very, very hard to project an image of himself that was at odds with reality. as we all know, he contracted polio in the early 1920s, disabled for the remainder of his life and went to great lengths to disguise the fact that he could not walk unassisted. i love this photograph which is a rarely seen photograph and i wish that i had had the rights and time to get it into the book. but this is a picture of frank roosevelt after being elected governor of new york and a classic roosevelt pose projecting strength, projecting confidence. and of course, he is leaning on a cane. people knew he had polio and wasn't completely able. but he was -- it was very important to convince voters and to convince the press that he was up for the job. not only a job of governor but then the job of president. but if you look very, very closely here, you'll see there's a second cane very artfully concealed behind his leg. he is hol

franklin delano roosevelt. he was a few months into his fourth term in office when he died in 1945.dr served 12 straight years as president of the united states. and after him, they changed the rules so a president could only serve to terms. so fdr changed everything because of how long he was in office. at the outset of his time in office -- at the outset of fdr's time as president, it was not at all clear he was going to be there for quite so long. at the end of fdr's first term, in fact, in 1936, everybody thought that fdr was going to be a one-term president. in 1936, everybody thought that fdr, after his first term, was going to badly lose his first bid for re-election. everybody thought he was going to lose to a guy named alf. the most influential poll at the time predicted that the republican governor of kansas at the time, alf landon would clobber fdr by a predicted 14-point margin. fdr was going to lose that thing, 57-43. and the reason everybody respected that poll, the reason everybody thought it was a sure thing, a total gimme, is because the magazine that conducted that

i can say with my own life, i came up very middle class but i went down to delano, went to jail, andometimes you have to get into people shoes to understand what they are doing. five of my grandchildren are mexican afro-american children. i know what my grandchildren have also had the same harassed byof being police, etc. i know what we are living through. it has to change but it will take us >> sister -- >> we have to look at the record of a compass meant. bernie has been in congress for 26 years. during that period of time, i know he passed something on veterans, but compared with hillary clinton, bernie has -- >> sister, dolores, you know that that kind of language isinst precious black youth not just vicious, it justifies the expansion of an ugly prison system, those families that were broken, though spoke that were incarcerated, their lives often destroyed, so it is not just a matter of speech and having a conference, we're talking about a language time to policy. say mr. with welfare in 1996, we were there together. they pulled the rug out from under poor people. the clinton gi

which means that you are the political heirs of franklin delano roosevelt.hen he became president, the u.s. began to change. the federal government took over many of the responsibilities of the states and cities. we have had half a century of continued federal involvement in people's lives. it seems to some of us it has grown much since those years. the election of 1980 may have changed that. at least many republicans thinks so. if one of you wins the election, will there be less federal involvement or will it be a return to the way things were before reagan? i wonder, mr. mondale, if you'd start. mr. mondale: i think it's essential that the president lead us with a strong federal government to solve those problems that are essential to our future. number one, get the deficit down dramatically. if we do not do that, we cannot have a healthy economy. number two, have an assertive, strong american trade policy. this is the worst trade year in american history. all through georgia, and alabama, and florida, farmers, industrialists -- alabama has 13.5% unemploym

to you hope the students will listen about voting and that is, i can share with you that franklin delano roosevelt stated this is true that wants are not elected their preselected and that the only rules vote we possess a financial vote through a strike and when i think of voting i think of someone we voted in around here not two long ago sxhartd leeland yee because he made an issue of transparent three years ago which certain peoplffice couldn't afford and he passed the billy authored a bill that people that california care can have chiropractic and those certain people that can't afford the transparency had something that costs them millions and millions why he was set up and sent to prison the corrupt oversees that work for the one percent completely control the system they treat california like rhode island and yet we're the most powerful state in the world yet all the money this takes on the entire nation they take 72 percent of their haul from california are we nuts? >> this needs to change we were not placed on the planet to be slaves to barns and attorneys in the constitution of

to you hope the students will listen about voting and that is, i can share with you that franklin delano roosevelt stated this is true that wants are not elected their preselected and that the only rules vote we possess a financial vote through a strike and when i think of voting i think of someone we voted in around here not two long ago sxhartd leeland yee because he made an issue of transparent three years ago which certain people in office couldn't afford and he passed the billy authored a bill that people that california care can have chiropractic and those certain people that can't afford the transparency had something that costs them millions and millions why he was set up and sent to prison the corrupt oversees that work for the one percent completely control the system they treat california like rhode island and yet we're the most powerful state in the world yet all the money this takes on the entire nation they take 72 percent of their haul from california are we nuts? >> this needs to change we were not placed on the planet to be slaves to barns and attorneys in the constituti

we are going to kick off today's live coverage with a conversation about franklin delano roosevelt and the environment, this is historian douglas brinkley. booktv live from tucson. >> good morning. welcome to the tucson festival of books, the world's greatest book festival. [applause] >> my name is jim cook, executive director of the national parks association and sponsor of this session. western national parks association is the non-profit organization partner of the national park service. our purpose is to educate visitors about the history, nature, cultural and recreational opportunities in 67 national parks in 12 western states. >> expose your kids to the best america has to offer. also -- thank you. [applause] agreed. 100th anniversary. so as you're here at the tucson festival of books, please visit our pavilion in front of the main lay prayer.n national western -- main library. what a treat to have douging las brinkley back this tucson. and with that, i introduce our moderator, bill buckmaster. >> thank you. [applause] thank you very much, jim cook. yes, i am bill buckmaster. i h

brought back, incredible historian and author of the brand-new book "rightful heritage, franklin delanospun the wheel yet? >> i haven't. >> go ahead. >> he doesn't know his own strength. we remember this one. 3 a.m., who do you want answering the phone from -- >> hillary clinton famously. >> in fact, you want the hear the ad? >> it's 3:00 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep. who do you want answering the phone? >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> she could queue that up again. >> didn't work for her. she lost to barack obama. people didn't want her answering the phone at 3:00 a.m. indcall that a failed one. we all remember that because it was applied to the other candidates. >> a state senator two years in, but didn't work. all right, let's spin again. all right. here we go. the stakes are too high for you to stay at home. let's listen. >> seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. zero. >> vote for president johnson on november 3rd. the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> why did -- why did that work? >> they only ran it one time, pulled it. but then it

to you hope the students will listen about voting and that is, i can share with you that franklin delano roosevelt stated this is true that wants are not elected their preselected and that the only rules vote we possess a financial vote through a strike and when i think of voting i think of someone we voted in around here not two long ago sxhartd leeland yee because he made an issue of transparent three years ago which certain people in office couldn't afford and he passed the billy authored a bill that people that california care can have chiropractic and those certain people that can't afford the transparency had something that costs them millions and millions why he was set up and sent to prison the corrupt oversees that work for the one percent completely control the system they treat california like rhode island and yet we're the most powerful state in the world yet all the money this takes on the entire nation they take 72 percent of their haul from california are we nuts? >> this needs to change we were not placed on the planet to be slaves to barns and attorneys in the constituti

another person who was acutely aware of public image is frank delano roosevelt. so acutely aware of this in large part because he had to work very, very, very hard to project an image of himself that was at odds with reality. as we all know, he contracted polio in the early 1920s, disabled for the remainder of his life and went to great lengths to disguise the fact that he could not walk unassisted. i love this photograph which is a rarely seen photograph and i wish that i had had the rights and time to get it into the book. but this is a picture of frank roosevelt after being elected governor of new york and a classic roosevelt pose projecting strength, projecting confidence. and of course, he is leaning on a cane. people knew he had polio and wasn't completely able. but he was -- it was very important to convince voters and to convince the press that he was up for the job. not only a job of governor but then the job of president. but if you look very, very closely here, you'll see there's a second cane very artfully concealed behind his leg. he is holding himse