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. >> reporter: it sounded like a fairytale marriage with 96-year- old edith hill and her 95-year- old husband got married in june. they were an interracial couple. 40 years ago it would have been illegal for them to get married. they did get married and now their two daughters rebecca wright and patricia barber are fighting over custodial care for mrs. hill. why it matters is because if she should have to go to florida with mrs. barber, that means she'll probably have to be separated from mr. harrison. there's also a question whether the marriage is even legal because whether she had competency when she got married to make that decision. now the plaintiff, patricia barber, even played the wusa9 story that mola did as evidence this whole marriage was a sham and an effort to try to keep the couple here in virginia. there's also an issue as to whether edith hill suffers from dementia and could have consented to the marriage and there's also a question whether the marriage will be void, although that may have to be decided at a later date. the big issue now that the judge has yet to decid

to have with us here in the evening, and she is also the author of a biography of former first lady edith kermit roosevelt. it also gives me great pleasure to introduce our moderator, the prolific writer and editor, james atlas. he is founding editor of the viking press live series of biographies and the author of "the life of an american poet" which was nominated for a national book award. in addition to his memoir, "my life in the middle ages," he has written for "the new york times," "vanity fair" and many other publications. and so please join me in welcoming sylvia morris and james atlas for what promises to be a fascinating conversation. thank you. [applause] >> so we must actually use these? i feel like a crooner, like frank sinatra. [laughter] i, first of all, forgive my, this gauche gesture, but my printer broke just before i came here with all my notes, so i've had to put them on my phone. [laughter] so i'm just going to be glancing at my phone, and i'm of the generation that doesn't understand how anything works. [laughter] but it's all in my head anyway. the first sentence, th

so we did give ally to his sister for a while but edith, the new wife in old friend brought her into the family. in his memoir he never mentioned the name. and comprehensible and just the opposite of somebody who wants to believe the more you talk about the people you loved, the more you keep them alive, he just had to keep moving forward. when he was ready to go for the roughriders experience of the spanish-american war, he loved edith know much now come of it if she were on her deathbed, you would have to go because that was his mission in life. so there is a hardness in msl is a sentimental side i could never quite figure out. >> explain this. he was a civilian in the spanish-american war goes forward any volunteers to go down there and lead a troop of civilians. how'd that happen? would have no civilians doing that today. did he kind of exaggerate what he did down there and that led to his becoming governor because of the reputation he developed. without a well-deserved reputation? what was he doing leading a similar group of the mountains? >> in those days you really did volunte

taking on the challenges >> thank you superintendant i appreciate that i wanted to venture acknowledge edith and allen in a your examples of how this - (clapping) you are the living example of when we come together in the right way. was it, be and you go out into the world and continue to do great things. i thought about it and reflected on it and the comments about the youngest people that come to us where you were once a part of that group that came to us and look at it you and it's amazing so i wanted to thank you for coming forward also to speak together and to speak to the issue. i appreciate that. >> superintendant. >> great so thank you, commissioner and president fewer. i want to thank the entire board we're a nation of immigrants it's often informational we we talk about this. i want to make the commitment to the board as we move quickly with this position we'll move heaven and earth to make sure our children have a great experience and our caveat and staff will help the students we don't want to come back and ask for permission but we will move quickly. i'd like to be bold enough t

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lopez our architect to come up and talk about this >> good afternoon edith lopez i wanted the opportunity to add a few words about the importance the project to san francisco. over the past two years we've been w5shgd with the project team with an capitalization to fit the needs and expanding and at the same time fits into the neighborhood we've held more than two dozen community meetings with people and not or listens to their concerns and feedback has helped we've changed the maps and scaled back the south end of the building not to impose on was children's playground and improved accident access around mucus center. a lot of that was done through very detailed codifies with community members thank them and the project is better off when we start and look forward to your approval of the project. thank you >> thank you. let's up for public comment please line up on the screen see of the room not to block the doors this is the public comment for item 12 through 13 d (calling names) >> good afternoon. i'm elaine i'm 81 years old i live across mucus from any balcony i see mucking everyday.

. >> then there's this meme showing lady edith with a tattoo on her arm. >> lastly, the picture frameem, replaced with president obama's "hope" poster. >> san francisco said good-bye to the legendary candlestick park last might. >> the last public event before the stadium is demolished was a concert by paul mccartney. nearly 50 years after the beatles performed their last concert there but perhaps the park's most memorable event was game three, the 1989 world series between the giants and the oakland a's. >> at second base, the oakland a's take -- take -- we're having an earthquake. >> the stadium suffered some damage, though it was relatively minor compared to the rest of the bay area. >> it was quickly repaired then. quickly enough for the world series to resume ten days later. now may become a memory. kpd was the scene of the last catch, the 49ers receiver dwight clark catching a throw from joe montana 1982 considered one of the most memorable moments in nfl history. >>> all right and finally this morning a bizarre ending to a running event. this happened at a european track and fi

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wharton used -- edith wharton used some of this energy from this grid.t's insane. >> an author of many books on energy. thank you. >>> where you live, how far you have to drive, that's the upshot of a new study by bank rate that ranks the cost of car ownership in all 50 states based not just on gas prices but also on insurance and repair costs. the national average to run a car is $2223. this by the way has nothing to do with actually paying the car. this is all the stuff you have to do with it and the gas you have to put in it. wyoming is the most deceptive mainly because wyoming drivers have to travel longer distances than people in other states boosting the fuel they school. louisiana has the second highest, florida has the third highest. other side of the spectrum, iowa is the cheaps, 1942, partly to having the lowest car insurance rates in the country. ohio and illinois is the third cheapest in the country. all right, how some out of work americans are forced to become more creative. the artisan community that's helping to create middle class jobs.

. >> how did edith roosevelt's biography start with you? >> my husband was writing about theodore roosevelt. when i was helping him type on the old typewriters, i said, you don't have much in this book about the wife, the second wife. he said, there is nothing known about her. i said, there must be something. that is when i started to investigate her. i found a lot of correspondence from her. it was a character waiting to be discovered. >> helen lorensen's profile of clare boothe luce came when? >> that was in 1974. she asked clare if she could borrow $10,000. clare said, i don't think you can pay me back but i will give you two point $5,000. she went off and wrote that article which shows clare in rather a bad light. >> she said -- >> yes. women, many of whom didn't like her or were envious of her, and the men who were totally seduced by her. churchill sent her her first painting set and they became quite good friends. >> you make another list, the next page. so many friends and lovers have died. who was chavez and was he a lover? >> that

. >> yes, edith morton used some this electricity from this grid.s insane. >> you and i share the view, one must read your book to understand how critical this is. chairman of the group and author of many books on energy. >> thanks, ali. >>> depending really on where you live, how far you have to drive, that's the up shot of a new study by bank rank that ranks the cost of car ownership in all 50 states based not just on gas price buzz insurance and repair costs, the national average to run a car is $2,223. this, by the way, has nothing to do with actually paying for the car. this is all the stuff that you have do with it. and the gas you have to put in it. wyoming is where it's most expensive. $2,705 a year mainly because wyoming drivers have to travel longer distances than people in other states boosting the amount of fuel that they consume. lew ha has louisiana the seconds highest costs and florida the third highest. on the other spectrum. iowa the cheap e. $1,942, partly to having the lowest car insurance rates in the country. ohio ranks second,