and especially for edith's papers. all of edith's papers are there.many of them were not collected because, of course, the woodrow wilson papers pretty much stop with his death and she's got another 38 years. so the papers for the chapter on her life after woodrow were very, very key there. and at the risk of sounding like an infomercial, i just have to have a big shoutout to jeff flannery and the manuscript reading room because they're just wonderful. anyone who wants to do research there, will find a great team. >> thank you. >> first, i'd like to thank you for your tribute to these great women. i was wondering if you could talk about ellen and woodrow's three daughters. if any of them followed in their mother's footsteps with advocacy or supporting other great men or what of their own accomplishments they had on their own. >> great question. their oldest daughter margaret was a singer. we felt at the end of the day she probably didn't have a whole lot of talent and people were nice to her because her father was president. i think this might have gr

edith would sometimes stay overnight at anna's house so roosevelt said well, listen warn me if edith is going to be show up because i won't -- i'll make sure i'm not there. well, one day, there was no warning and he arrived at anna's house and he stepped inside and here came edith walking toward him down the main staircase. this is probably an early october 1885, barely a year and a half after alice died. so they struck up a conversation and a relationship progressed really quickly and by quickly, i mean, the six weeks later he proposed to her and she accepted. so after that, you know, he felt -- he felt very guilty this whole betrothal really ate at him and he would pace around saying i have no constancy. and they kept their wedding secrets quiet and they were so secret that anna didn't know it and me planned to get married in england where they could avoid the press and the "new york times" in august 1886 when roosevelt was out in the badlands published a story saying that he was engaged to edith karo. and there's a little side story to this because anna immediately wrote an incens

well edith is a teaching three years edith and the name is still has yet to decide on whether to invite that eight billion a year in cash injection the least they desperately need and still that potentially they will be everything that the kids they day wants to see rethinking the years any briefly then anyone can leave and that really what may save the said would spell the end of the year is a altogether the situation at the moment really on the brink everyone we meet was extremely unhappy with what has been happening in the country. so first a correspondent in athens tonight with european leaders a desperate to try to work out a solution to keep greece from collapsing and taking the region down with it but constitutional law professor george cut billions of bankruptcy on greece's own terms is better than surrendering sovereignty to foreign lenders there is not an easy way out for greece. but they think that given a default but that they fall decided to buy us over in good government it's not just imposed on us by reforming that would be a better solution because people know we are not

entre los participantes estaba edith cruz, que junto a su familia recordÓ a su hija. >> celebramos suy vi el humo. >> incluso quienes no salieron a ningÚn ser querido corrieron por las vÍctimas. >> no conozco a las personas, pero siento que tengo que hacer algo. >> hÉctor jaramillo vino con su hija. la vida de los inmigrantes cambiÓ para siempre segÚn Él. >> 10 aÑos de que perdemos la esperanza. estÁbamos a punto de legalizar a mucha gente que no necesitaba. todo se quedo trancado. >> en la carrera participaron obreros y policÍas que corrieron en nombre de sus compaÑeros que fallecieron saludando a otros. >> el dinero recaudado serÁ destinado a siete diferentes fondos creados para ayudar a los familiares de los sistemas de septiembre 11. >> y regresamos a nueva york. esas guitarras fueron donadas por famosos artistas para una causa justa. la mayorÍa de estos instrumentos se llevan las firmas de reconocidos mÚsicos como eric

take pkg sot edith arriola// asociacion americana de diabetes "ahorita los niños están en riesgo de diabetesnutrición que no están comiendo apropiadamente." generic segn expertos de salud, la diabetes tipo dos es cada vez ms comn en los jovenes estadounidenses, especialmente si son obesos. sot deborah huerman, enfermera "los niños hoy tienen uno en tres posibilidad de tener diabetes en su vida." el aumento de peso, alimentacin deficiente y la falta de ejercicio reducen la efectividad de la insulina, la cual permite que el azcar sea utilizado como energa.. sot jimena martinez, estudiante "ya los ninos se estan quedando en la casa para jugar sus video juegos, estan en la computadora, chat chat, y queremos que se muevan mas.." si un niÑo es obeso, los padres deben inculcarle buenos hbitos de nutricin.. sot "no hay cosas que nunda puede comer pero debe de controlar los porciones." sot informa mayra tostado, noticiero telemundo 48 algunos expertos sugieren que en vez de darle caramelo a un niÑo, le de verduras o frutas.. y que los mantenga fsicamente activos inscribiendolos en algun deporte o inc

miller will then join us again here in our booktv set to talk about ellen and edith woodrow wilson's first ladies. adam good hart published the civil war awakening. he'll be here for a call-in show as well. that's at about 4 p.m. eastern time this afternoon, and then in about four hours david mccull laugh will be in the history and biography text talking about his most recent book, "the greater journey: americans in paris." after that the pulitzer prize-winning historian will be with us to take your calls, e-mails and tweets. in fact, booktv will join mr. mccullough in the history and biography tent to continue the conversation. so that's our

. >> reporter: paul goldman has been married to edith for 61 years.ine years ago, she was diagnosed with alzheimer's. she he visits her every day. >> i simply cannot fail her. she would never have failed me. >> reporter: there is no sugar coating it. alzheimer's is a hard journey. barry peterson has a different take. the former cbs reporter started to see another woman when his wife, diagnosed with alzheimer's in her 50s, no longer recognized him, and he wrote a book about it. >> do i dare reach out and find someone to share the rest of my life, even though i'm still married? >> reporter: it's not an easy question, and who is to judge? by advocates say they don't see a lot of divorces. >> what we see when people get diagnosed is, families rallying around the person, like they would with any fatal and serious illness. >> reporter: and one thing that might surprise you, it might surprise pat robertson, too, is that scientists and care givers say that even as this disease progresses, and takes so much, love can survive. >> it lasts forever. >> the feelin

let's move on to edith. you're on the "washington journal." edith, you're in -- where are you? edith? caller: yes? i'm here. host: pronounce the name in south dakota for me, please. so tell me what you think about the president's statement regarding the republican vision of government. caller: he's a farce. we got to stop spending money. i hope he gets impeached, and i do not care for him at all. he has the wrong attitude for the united states. he's going to ruin us. host: we've got an op-ed this morning from the "new york daily news" by mike lupica with the headline, "he's waving goodbye to a second term," showing president obama arriving in seattle yesterday under gray skies, and he may see a lot more of them if the economy doesn't turn around. lupica writes, obama was dealt a bad hand. only the politically challenged would suggest otherwise much the problem is he has played even worse than his cards and turned an electoral college map that was a blue state dream for him against john mccain into a minefield, no matter who the republicans run against him. if he wants to believ

edith head designed it. >> the costumeser. >> this is? >> 1956. >> here we have? >> late 70s and early 80s. >> and down here? >> 60s, late 60s. >> this is what we haven't seen. >> 69 to 72. and this is an evan picone. >> now how many of these did you keep? that's what i'm cure russ -- curious about. >> i have four of the original. >> i'm sorry, did the steb -- stewardess have to buy your own. >> the first du. >> how much was it, do you remember? >> in 1957 it was $130. >> how much did you make a week in 1957? >> in a month. it was $230 a month. >> we often had to speak another language other than english and we had to have two years of college education. and before us you had to be an rn. >> you had to be an rn? >> way before us. we had real stipulations. we had to weigh in before we went on a flight. if you were overweight you got called on the carpet. >> do you remember what was the weight? >> it was according to a chart your height and weight. it was like for 5 foot 3, 5 foot 4, i think it was like 120 pounds. >> how much would they let you be over, five pounds

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she has written a book, ellen and edith woodrow wilson's first ladies and then we will do a call-in segment with her. adam goodhart. his book this year come 1861 about the start of the civil war. he will be presenting here in the tent and then we will do a call-in with him as well and we will wrap up tomorrow with the historian and another pulitzer winner, david mccullough. he will be here in the history and biotens and he will, on stage as he did here today with isabel wilkerson, david mccullough to continue the conversation. thanks for being with us. enjoy the rest of your weekend. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> next on booktv, encore booknotes. in this booknotes presentation from july 2002, beppe severgnini discussed his memoir, "ciao, america!' in which he compares his experiences in italy and america. it is about an hour. c-span: beppe severgnini, author of "ciao, america!" how do you translate that from italian? t >> guest: originally, it was "un italiano in america," which -- "an italian in america." but i have to say, i like "ciao, america!" better. "italian in america," yo

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. >> dutu edith. >> betsy martinez. >> michael a.ery soul that we lost. god bless the family members who have to ende that loss. d god guide us to our reunion in heaven and god bless the united states of america. >> our own rick levinthal is live at ground zero today as he was ten years ago today as well. rick? >> and megyn a remarkable contrast from the live images in soldier field in chicago where tens of thousands of people were cheering and celebrating america to the images here where this ceremony at the world trade center just now beginning to wind down. takes more than four hours to read the nearly 3,000 names of the victims who died here and in shanksville and at the pentagon down in d.c. and they are still finishing up right now and near the end of the alphabet. they began just after 8:35 this morning. and, of course, had six moments of silence to mark the times that the towers were hit. the times that the towers fell and also the time the plane crashed in shanksville and the other plane hit the pentagon and we heard powerfu

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