>> she was certainly good edith wilson -- woodrow wilson had a stroke. edith wilson early cap everybody away from him. -- really kept everybody away from him. it is possible that she was signing presidential documents and was for all intents and purposes president. she was highly influential. i do not know the know it cap story well, but there is a new book out -- the nelly taft story well, but there is a new book out -- no, sorry, that is hoover. >> wilson had more access than thomas marshall, the vice president. i'm not sure he fully knew the extent of wilson's disabilities. >> no, nobody did. >> not even the vice president. if you want an interesting book on the very interesting respect to which vice presidents have sometimes been kept in the dark about presidential health situations, an outstanding book "from failing hands," presidential illnesses over the years and how sometimes wives have been bodyguards to some extent, keeping others away. >> i would like to ask you about mrs. onassis. nobody is talking about mrs. onassis. i would like to hear you

joseph and edith henderson were both killed. mercury news reports that edith was a retired software developer who played in the symphony for many years. >>> it's summertime, that means heading out to the bay, maybe the beach, you need a license to drive a car, you don't need one to drive a boat. california is one of the few state notice nation that doesn't require operators to have a boating license. >> you may know it's been a debate for years, and we continue to see serious accidents on our local waterways. elise kerr are her is with us. this is not necessarily an alcohol problem but an experience problem? >> yes, you can be as young as 12 and operate a boat. no one is required to have a license or take a boater safety course. those lax regulations make it like the wild wild west on our local waterways. out on the water there can be a lot of distractions. and sometimes the law of the land can be forgotten. >> did you have anything to drink today? >> no. lieutenant doug powell sees it all out on the delta. a water way that saw

yeah edith i'm not even the treasurer of the assistant treasurer i drove around global i mean it's pretty mind blowing to read that complaint and read the trustees reports and see all the things that the cio wondrously said and did i mean it looks like she kind of took it upon herself to try to play savior of the company and. i don't want to bring anybody else down with her but. i mean that appears that she clearly knew what she was doing was wrong and then we go in and be her and of course i both knew that they were transferring money out of our accounts and the question is that plausibly could have belonged to the company itself in the global because m.f. global kept its own money in the customer accounts but it seems as though based on the dialog that we have now that they knew it was actually belonging to the customers is that your understanding yet and i think that when you say plausible we're talking about plausible deniability here i mean m.f. global made a five hundred forty million dollars manual adjustment with no supporting documentation. whatsoever in order to claim that they

edith wilson really kept everybody away from him. it's entirely possible that she was signing.documents. she was highly influential. i don't really know the taft story. there's a new book out by her great granddaughter, margaret. no, that's hoover, sorry. i don't know. >> wilson had more access than thomas marshall the vice president. i'm not sure he fully knew the extent of wilson's disability. >> right. nobody did. >> even the vice president. >> no, nobody did. >> if you want an interesting book on the very interesting respect to vice presidents sometimes maybe kept in the dark of president's health. how sometimes wives have been body guards to some extent keeping others way. >> i like to ask you about -- >> where are you? >> back here. nobody is talking about mrs. onassis. nobody is talking about her? >> obviously she was so young. you look at that wonderful style. and the style and grace that she brought to the job with two little kids and being pregnant and losing babies all while she was first lady. it's really -- i marvel at it now because of course, i was in college at

things to a lot of say with the exception of edith wilson and pat nixon. was an abusehere of power of the first lady, if you feel there has been some distinct kind of negative impact? >> most definitely on the part of edith wilson, who did not serve her husband's or the nation's interests. that was a tragic miscalculation. , i have pat nixon nothing but compassion for pat nixon. i think she -- i call that alliance" because her husband paid her the most avid court and kind of miss led her into thinking that he was not going to go into politics. she just was not that out or that life. pat loved the public life, to enjoy it. she suffered every step of the way. as her husband became more and more of a lightning rod, she retreated more and more. we could observe her withering in the white house from neglect. chapter on the nixons, i many really painful examples of cite many really painful examples of how abused she was. abuse can take many forms, not only a black eye. abuse can be neglect and pat nixon was woefully neglected. i think we all felt that pain. >> i

edith helm, who worked under edith wilson, came to coax her into this role. as eleanor roosevelt revealed -- realize, being hostess had real aning and value. the white house has a significant form of hospitality to representatives for other countries, and the limits of allies a government. throughout presidential campaigns, fdr's campaign, mrs. roosevelt played a self-effacing role. she told reporter that it was proper that it -- that a candidate's wife beyond schedule, offer no opinions, remain under disturbing, limit personal appearances, and make sure the people can see him. she also knew the value of the good photograph. besides her involvement in the ewernmt, a the bureaucratic report that she involved yourself in during the depression, she also posed at a soup kitchen, dishing out sue. there is no question that the photo carried a strong message. houseoutside of the white that a first lady involved yourself in also began to take on political meeting. beth truman, after attending an event that she had been invited to, was criticized because by a congress

home on ridge view drive sunday. 71-year-old henderson killed after hit by a car. 68-year-old wife edith died after being attacked. police found the son 39-year-old james henderson hiding in neighbor yard. arrested. police not sure what led to the killings. >> some newlywed same sex couple celebrating tonight in santa clara county. county began issuing marriage license to same sex couple today. people line up early board of supervisor president ken yager gay himself officiated while the wedding rush in san francisco subside add bit interestingly. 40 ceremony took place in the rotunda today. couple new need an appointment to get marriage license in san francisco and booked until july 16. >> stanford university alum given the school the largest gift made by living person. school announce ka that john is donating 151 million dollars to university. attended stanford on scholarship in 1955 and worked 6 part-time jobs to put himself through school. made the fortune in real estate. several campus buildings are already named after him. is he had previously donated 100 million dollars to the scho

home on ridge view drive sunday. 71-year-old henderson killed after hit by a car. 68-year-old wife edithr being attacked. police found the son 39-year-old james henderson hiding in neighbor yard. arrested. police not sure what led to the killings. >> some newlywed same sex couple celebrating tonight in santa clara county. county began issuing marriage license to same sex couple today. people line up early board of supervisor president ken yager gay himself officiated while the wedding rush in san francisco subside add bit interestingly. 40 ceremony took place in the rotunda today. couple new need an appointment to get marriage license in san francisco and booked until july 16. >> stanford university alum given the school the largest gift made by living person. school announce ka that john is donating 151 million dollars to university. attended stanford on scholarship in 1955 and worked 6 part-time jobs to put himself through school. made the fortune in real estate. several campus buildings are already named after him. is he had previously donated 100 million dollars to the school. >> tha

home on ridge view drive sunday. 71-year-old henderson killed after hit by a car. 68-year-old wife edithied after being attacked. police found the son 39-year-old james henderson hiding in neighbor yard. arrested. police not sure what led to the killings. >> some newlywed same sex couple celebrating tonight in santa clara county. county began issuing marriage license to same sex couple today. people line up early board of supervisor president ken yager gay himself officiated while the wedding rush in san francisco subside add bit interestingly. 40 ceremony took place in the rotunda today. couple new need an appointment to get marriage license in san francisco and booked until july 16. >> stanford university alum given the school the largest gift made by living person. school announce ka that john is donating 151 million dollars to university. attended stanford on scholarship in 1955 and worked 6 part-time jobs to put e the fortune in real estate. several campus buildings are already named after him. is he had previously donated 100 million dollars to the school. >> that is something else

not being implemented yet why not sure that there will be coming to get rid of some of the negative edith's in. for instance, the tax on medical device companies that will necessarily cause job loss, but also a lack of access to new technologies for patience. and these are things that a lot of congress and senate members can agree and because it affects their own constituency. and then we can go through. for instance, to the ideas about how to change his requirements on health insurance policies for these changes that i mentioned. citing not think that it is too late to modify and even dramatically changed parts of the icam. i have a feeling that it is unrealistic to say that the entire law will be repealed. >> you talk about americans having good access to health care. is some of that access, however, three emergency rooms? >> well, if you look at the data , i think that the answer is probably no. there are two parts of your question. one is bad, to clarify, there is a huge difference and access to health care, no matter how you define it, or there is access to specialists, general care to

it was a virginian -- edith was a virginian and a formidable lady. edith was a woman who fearlessly grasped the helm of the state and did a very poor job, no surprise. did not really serve her husband's legacy thereby. she thought the white house would be good therapy, a good incentive for her husband's recovery. the president is many things, but it should not be a nursing home. when we elect a man president, and so far, only men, we have to acknowledge that we are infatuated into people. they cannot do it alone. if one of the to does not have their heart into it, it does not happen. it is too expensive, too humiliating for anything but 1000% commitment on the part of two people. what are the qualities that work well in these roles? loving each other helps, but it is not enough. the essential art -- the essential ingredients are a long history with all of the kinks worked out and a shared love of politics and people and very good performance skills. has to be willing to carry a lot of political water and hold back on personal demands for the requirem

find someone over there who's willing to make a case a case will get made ok let me ask you james edith o'brien ok we only see two people named in the suit by this. see against john core design and beautiful brian the little brown was a treasure she wasn't even an executive why is she in this why are we not seem to people like laurie ferber who is general counsel named in the suit. yeah not even the treasurer of the assistant treasurer i drove around of global i mean it's pretty mind blowing to read that complaint and read the trustees reports and see all the things that the cio wonderfully said and did i mean it looks like she kind of took it upon herself to try to play savior of the company and. you don't want to bring anybody else down with her but. i mean the appears that she clearly knew what she was doing was wrong and then we go in and be her and of course i both knew that they were transferring money out. and the question is the plausibly could have belong to the company itself on the global because m.f. global kept its own money in the customer accounts but it seems as though b

but edith helm who worked under edith wilson came to coax mrs. roosevelt into this role.as eleanor roosevelt soon realized, being hostess, she said had real meaning and value. the white house had a deep significance as a form of the people's hospitality to representatives of other countries and to add a sense of nership and to whom it symbolizes the government. interesting enough, throughout presidential campaigns, f.d.r.'s presidential campaigns, mrs. roosevelt played a very self-he facing role as she told a reporter, it was proper that a candidate's wife be on schedule, offer no personal opinions, remain undisturbed at commotion, limit personal appearances and lean back in an open car so the people can see him. she also knew the value of a good photograph. besides her involvement in the inutia of government and the bureaucratic reports, she also posed at a soup kitchen dishing out soup. there was no question that the notion of the good will photo carried a strong message by this time. events outside of the white house that a first lady involved herself in also began to

along with edith wharton, another great figure of the time, helping with refugees and more relief in the first world war in england. sure, had many other men too.ad an eye for her, i called you john toliver when we started, it looks like john taliaferro. >> my ancestors came from italy, came to virginia in the 1600's. i am sure the pronunciation got stepped on for many years. my father always used to say it means eisenhower in italian. often do people call you and john taliaferro? >> whenever i make a reservation i say, taliaferro. they will say, my second grade teacher was named toliver. you are damned if you do, damned if you don't. >> what is next? >> i have not settled on one. i have a few. i do not want to jinx it. >> a book? >> you bet. >> the name of the book we have been talking about, "all the great prizes: the life of john hay, from lincoln to roosevelt ." our guest has been john taliaferro. thank you very much. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] dvd copy of this 7726.am, call 1-877-

leading the parade, edith windsor who challenged doma.hey struck down a key provision of doma, saying it is a violation of the fifth amendment. that decision means federal benefits can no longer be denied same sex couples that get married in states that allow gay marriage. >>> a heat wave out west as we've been telling you is deadly now. we will give you an update on dangerous temperatures and when they're expected to peak. we peeked into death valley, not the end of the day, 125 degrees. >>> and fireworks, fourth of july tradition. skies over some spots will be dark this year because of automatic spending cuts, compliments of our leaders in washington. >>> a massive wildfire in arizona is growing from 4 acres to 800 just today. officials say it is expected to expand. this is southwest of prescott. after an apparent lightning strike, people living nearby have been forced out of the area. officials say the flames threaten 150 homes. 200 firefighters are already there. more resources we're told on the way, including helicopters, air tankers

she lived most of her life apart paris.er husband in she helped in along with edith figure ofnother great the time in helping with refugees and war relief in the england.ld war in had many other men had an eye for her too. >> for those who didn't see the 2002, i started by asking you about the name. you.e got to ask "toliver" when n we started. anglicized g pronunciati pronunciation. from italy. came they got here early in virginia i'm sure the and pronunciation got stepped on for many years. father used to say it means eisenhower in italian. often do people call you john taliaffer. >> i'll say what the hell? person said oh, my second grade teacher was named sharon tolller. you're damned if you do, i'm damned if you don't. ideas.few i haven't settled on one. i don't want to jinx it. >> another book. bet. u >> going to continue to live in austin, texas and montana. great life. >> the name of the book we've been talking about is all of the john prizes, the life of hay. from lincoln to roosevelt. our guest, we thank you very much. >> thank you. dvd copy, call 1-877-662-7726. for free transcr

. >> archie and edith bunker but not for the average american couple. >> what do you think works?ost important thing -- maybe when you get a little bit older -- >> how old do you think i am, sir? >> i happen to think there are other things that will get -- >> such as -- >> comfortability. the fact is you can't be rushed. you can't feel like you are just squeezing it in. you can't feel like you have to find the time for it. so you need something that's comfortable. so i think the most important thing as far as men are concerned and i'm really talking to the men out there is make sure your partner is very comfortable. that they are at ease. that they're not rushed or hurried. there's a lot of things you can do to make sure they're comfortable in bed. >> that's why this stuff is important. sex foreplay actually starts outside of the bedroom. >> they call that foreplay. >> we have to run but you think that somehow painting someone with chocolate works? >> oh, for sure. i say that chocolate is like wine. you don't want to buy wine that you don't cook with. you don't want to buy chocola

for those of you out there who have never heard of it, think of the edith bunker character and beverly archer's character on nbc's "mama's family" during the '80s have made me -- >> host: michael, what's your question for harriet washington? >> caller: okay. with even people with even more serious medical problems within united way agencies, usually in art therapy and music therapy, i'm really concerned about what may happen to them with corporate patents and with efforts to repeal obamacare or some mistakes within obamacare itself and so forth. i have questions about three concerns. does obamacare cover mental illness, and if so, what changes does it make with federal or state government or private for-profit insurance companies or nonprofits like blue cross and blue shield. >> host: you know what? michael, i apologize we're going to have to leave it there so we can get some more callers in. harriet washington. >> guest: hi, mike. good question about obamacare and mental illness. obamacare represents a huge step forward in the treatment of mental illness, but what's interesting is men

caller: my name is edith. aids, and i know a lot of my friends have aids. what are you doing to help us get rid of this disease and medicare and medicaid, and a lot of us have diabetes along with this, and you cannot get both because they really, only to have a website and our foundation has a website and now it cost about $200. every year andng we walk every year to have money to find a cure. host: edith, you are breaking up. i'll let you go and have delegate christensen respond. think you'llot find any stronger advocates for people with hiv or aids and the congressional black caucus. i can begin with maxine waters, barbara lee. as leaders in that area we created a minority aids under president clinton, and have increased funding to help organizations reach out in the community to assist persons with aids. we try to ensure that our communities and women in particular are given the resources are given the resources they need -- resources they need. the majority of people on the aids assistance drug program are minorities and we have been advocating for that

>> she was certainly good edith wilson -- woodrow wilson had a stroke. early cap everybody away from him. -- really kept everybody away from him. wass possible that she signing presidential documents and was for all intents and purposes president. she was highly influential. i do not know the know it cap story well, but there is a new book out -- the nelly taft story well, but there is a new book out -- no, sorry, that is hoover. access thand more thomas marshall, the vice president. i'm not sure he fully knew the extent of wilson's disabilities. >> no, nobody did. >> not even the vice president. if you want an interesting book on the very interesting respect to which vice presidents have sometimes been kept in the dark about presidential health booktions, an outstanding "from failing hands," presidential illnesses over the years and how sometimes wives have been bodyguards to some extent, keeping others away. you about like to ask mrs. onassis. nobody is talking about mrs. onassis. i would like to hear your opinion. >> jackie kennedy. >> obviously she w

it was a edith was a woman who fearlessly grasped the helm of the state and did a very poor job, no surprise. did not really serve her husband's legacy thereby. she thought the white house would be good therapy, a good incentive for her husband's recovery. things,ident is many but it should not be a nursing home. ,hen we elect a man president and so far, only men, we have to acknowledge that we are infatuated into people. they cannot do it alone. if one of the to does not have their heart into it, it does not happen. it is too expensive, too humiliating for anything but 1000% commitment on the part of two people. what are the qualities that work well in these roles? loving each other helps, but it is not enough. the essential art

edith ramirez is the chairwoman of the federal trade commission. she was sworn in as commissioner of the ftc on april 5, 2010, and designed -- was designated as chairwoman by president obama on march 4th of this year. prior to joining the commission, ms. ramirez was a partner in private practice in los angeles representing clients in intellectual property, antitrust and unfair competition suits. ms. ramirez, if you could rise. do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. please begin with your statement. >> chairman klobuchar, ranking member lee and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today about the federal trade commission's effort to stop anticompetitive paper-delayed patent settlements among pharmaceutical companies. as members of this committee are well aware, these agreements not only raise substantial antitrust concerns, but also undermine the golden spirit of the hatch-waxman act.

edith windsor.pay $638,000 after her wife died because the federal government didn't recognize their same-sex marriage. we now know she's getting the money back. now another same-sex couple is avoiding some inheritance tax after one partner adopted the other. you heard me right. adopted the other. the men want to remain anonymous. here is cnn's sarah ganham. >> reporter: don't be fooled by the supreme court's decision to throw out the defense of marriage act. hundreds of thousands of guy couples still can't get the benefits of being married in their home state. john and gregory, a couple in pennsylvania, are among them. but they found a creative loophole. john, age 65, adopted gregory, age 73. >> we have a great house. nice property. and we've built that together and enjoy it together. >> state law in pennsylvania says that when one of them dies, the other would have to pay a steep 15% inheritance tax to be able to keep all of those things. they've been together 45 years and didn't think that was fa

. >> archie and edith bunker but not for the average american couple. >> what do you think works? the most important thing as far as men are concerned and i'm really talking to the men out there is make sure your partner is very comfortable. that they are at ease. they aren't rushed or hurried. there's a lot of things you can do to make sure they're comfortable in bed. >> sex foreplay actually starts outside of the bedroom. >> they call that foreplay. >> we have to run but you think somehow painting someone with chocolate works? >> oh, for sure. i say that chocolate is like wine. you don't want to buy wine that you don't cook with. you don't want to buy chocolate that you wouldn't want to eat and play with. melt it. put it on your body and lick it off. >> isn't that counterintuitive. clean up, clean up and then let's make a big mess. >> if he's cleaning up, i don't see a problem with that. >> they don't want chocolates and oils and all that. >> what do they want? >> men want -- well, men want the woman to enjoy the experience. most importantly. >> what if she wants some chocolate?