i start the last castle with edith. it was a incredibly important to me as a woman but as a read or or i wanted to show this independent very unique very adventurous, i think, young woman many the guilded age and what she was like before she became mistress and before she became mrs. george vanderbilt one of my favorite stories about the first day she comes to the house. so they get engaged and they get married and they were married in paris and she still hasn't laid eyes on this place yet. i wish i had a tape recorder on her to just hear what came out of her mouth when she pulled up to that house. but i didn't. when she was awaiting her when she came to asheville when she came to billionth mother house the first time, was incredible just a giant floral arch of good luck for the newlyweds music all a of the employees lining, lining the way, flowers, you know, being thrown down upon them and strewn on the road in front of their carriage. leading up to the largest house ever in the united states of america. something that

he fell in love thereafter and welcomed edith. they were married in paris, had a four month honeymoon and came back to biltmore. ever since then it has been a family home. when the architect and george vanderbilt started working together they had a vision for a small house. something tucked away into the mountains. as their vision grew, the house grew. they traveled in france and in england, visiting chateau's and country estates. they took components from each of those. they got excited about the ideas and the possibility -- the possibilities. the house from the exterior is expressionn american of the french renaissance. views,grand, sweeping framed by the architecture in itself. drama.p roof lines and most of the architecture is adapted from the french renaissance. we are in the entry hall, the heart of the home. you come through these oak doors and you are struck by the size of the estate and the quality of the workmanship. beautiful marble, limestone, the construction is exquisite. the entry hall is the center of this home, fl

so she is edith's dresser. so she was a direct descendent of peter stuyvesant was the last dutch governor of new york. so she is as new york as new york gets in many ways. she had an incredible family lineage. and especially in those new york circles. she was also a defendant of the fish family which was also very prominent in new york circles. she did not however have the same kind of financial recourses that george did she endured great loss early on in her childhood , losing her parents and was essentially an orphan . maybe not in a kind of charles dickens idea of what an orphan look like but still, just an incredible amount of loss. the vanderbilts were just to put georgian perspective. george was theyoungest son of william henry vanderbilt , the son of aurelius, a.k.a. the, dorval vanderbilt. the commodore was the founder of the vanderbilt family fortune. william henry was the son to whom he left a vast majority of his wealth. william henry in turn, more than double that moneyin a very short amount of time

edith passed away in 1958.a, their daughter, had left of the country spending less time at the house beginning to spend less time at the house beginning 1932 and pretty much fully gone by about 1934. cornelius ex-husband stayed at the house and eventually if you look at the, cornelia's son who brought biltmore house to where it is today primarily her son william, but it was this content-- constant sort of challenge from the time that george passed away to really up through when both of cornelia's sons had come back to asheville about whether or not the state would be able to remain whole and remain in the family and it's quite remarkable that it's remained whole and remained in the family. it's not a nonprofit. it's a privately held home and it's incredible what they have accomplished over there. it's just so amazing that it still exists, that biltmore house is still intact and so much of the land is still intact and a lot of credit for that goes to edith vanderbilt without question. >> c-span is a nashville to

. >>> edith se casno de esperar y tras pagar un deposito de 366 dolares decidio cancelar el pr proceso dijo se ha atendido por 5 aÑos ,pero esta vez fue a la clinica ubicada en san mateo. >>> yo decidi cancelarlo y les dije que le dieran mi dinero, eso fuep a para junio . >>> western dental dijo que le daria su dinero para junio y que firmara un acuerdo. >>> yo firme, pedi una copia y me dieron esto. >>> el acuerdo especifica el s costo del tratamiento y los pa pagos, aseguraron que le envi enviarian un chqeque en 30 dias pero no fue asi . >>> fui como cinco veces para que me devolvieran el dinero y que siempre deci mandar. >>> pasaron 8 meses y no recibio su dinero. >>> yo estaba desesperada, yo ya hacia el dinero pedrdido. >>> hasta que vio el noticiero telemundo 48 y decidio llamarn llamarnos, dijeron que se dis disculparon con la seÑora h hernandez por la tardanza y que le darian su cheque. >>> yo quede admirada por todo que el hizo telemundo porque yo espere 8 meses y ustedes lo hi i hicieron en 4 dias. >>> edith hernandez recibio su e reembolso de 666 dolares . >>> nos alegra muc

in fact the major surprise was that one strong faction including the representative , from oregon, edith green, they favored direct federal aid to institutions, directly to colleges and universities. this seemed to be the momentum that was going to carry the day. what happened though starting around 1968, the junior senator from rhode island, claiborne pell gained momentum and , support. he came up with a drastically different approach in his -- approach, and his emphasis was rather than providing direct , federal resources to institutions, was to change more -- to more of a consumer model. the idea of need based portable undergraduate grants. and that was the model that unexpectedly prevailed. there are a number of reasons why that might have been. one explanation was universities one, had come under increasing criticism from the public and from members of congress for allegedly their inability to handle student unrest and campus rebellion. the other thing is that in electoral politics, if you are a member of congress, and you approved direct federal aid to one university but not to ano

one outstanding success among women is edith, a vice president of the carson.artment store in chicago. she admits she made it in spite of men, not because of them. >> i find very easy to work with. if you recognize certain primary the male has at big ego that must be protected, it becomes a conscious part of your operation. it can be done. a woman can be a success in the aniness world, but it takes exceptional woman. and she will be fighting men's prejudices all the way. man's head is more calm. women can't handle the responsibility most men assume. >> most women i think have a with concentration. >> women don't have the killer instinct than have. man is by very nature the hunter. >> a woman's place is in the home. it is something that has been going on for centuries, and it will go on for centuries. >> pregnancy is that very special time for a woman, when she is put high on a pedestal to the cherished, indulged, and respected. it is supposed to be a happy time. most women are raised to believe their true role is that of wife and mother. do i have to get marrie

it would make edith it's so loud. every september a huge festival is dedicated to beethoven it features both established stars and promising young artists but above all the visitors to the beatles the first one can soak up the awesome energy that classical music still exudes to this day. one speed of interest is a major and highly prestigious classical music festival every september over fifty concerts featuring the main program alone naturally that includes music by luke big and beethoven. twenty seventeen for instance spanish pianist javier pouty honest played the fourth piano concerto. of course playing in the in the city like born and playing beethoven is something very special and that should be because it means a lot for their for their missions to play in the safety and dad where he was born beethoven. was twenty seventeen was the elected speaker to interest her daughter bella organized a public viewing on bonds mark plot square. this was the box. wonderful to have this in bonn i brought him along he comes from

one outstanding success among women is edith grimm, a vice president of the department store in chicagoshe admits, she made it in spite of them, not because of them. to work with.easy i find if you recognize certain primary facts, like the fact that the male has a big ego that , it becomesected sort of a conscious part of your operation. you don't have to think about it every second. done.it can be a woman can be a success and the business world, but it takes an exceptional woman, and she will be fighting prejudice all the way. >> man is perhaps more levelheaded and calm. equalcannot handle responsibility to what men assume. , have awomen, i think problem with concentration. >> women do not have the killer instinct that men have. is more ins place the home. this is something that has been going on for centuries, and it will go on for centuries. >> pregnancy is a very special she isr a woman, when placed high on a pedestal to be cherished, indulged, and respected. it is supposed to be a happy time. most women are raised to believe their true role is that of wife and mother, but some wome

one outstanding success among women is edith grimm, a vice president of the scott department store incago. she had admitted she made it in spite of men not because of men. them easy to work with. you recognize certain primary facts like the fact the mail has , big ego and must be protected it becomes sort of a conscious part of your operation. you don't have to think about it every second but when you forget it. >> a woman can be a success in the business world, but it takes an exceptional woman, and she will be fighting men's prejudices all the way. >> and men perhaps are more levelheaded, more calm. women can't handle the responsibility that most men soon. most women i think have a problem concentrating. >> women do not have the killer instinct men have. a man is by the very nature of the hunter. >> a woman's place is more in the home. this is something that has been going on for centuries, and it will go on for centuries. pregnancy is that very special time for a woman, a time when she is high on a pedestal to be cherished, indulged and respected. it is supposed to be a happy time.

berlin well this trend isn't just consigned to germany edith let's take a look now at the situation in greece also because hundreds of asylum seekers there recently gathered outside a police station in the city of thessaloniki for the very same reason many of you arrest is an opportunity to stay in the e.u. and the fastest way. to get the necessary paperwork started a large waiting line reportedly formed for days after a surge in illegal border crossings from turkey it follows an korea's military operation against syrian kurds geo political analyst and consultant run rough first believes the refugee crisis has been very costly for europe. we continually see that the judicial system of the european countries is simply not yaps to the challenges that the refugee crisis is the most in the past years and by and of twenty seven became. the german government asked lloyds over two thousand of their traditional experts to deal with the increase in crime traces concerning. about all. terrorism there's also all these is exactly that on the german traditional system it means a sharp increase also

. ♪ >>> a little edith to class up this joint. to class up this joint. not that joint but this one. it was a double date night at george washington's estate in mt. vernon in northern virginia as president trump and melania had dinner with emmanuel macron and his wife. >> they toured the historic grounds and posed for pictures before heading off in golf carts for the plantation house where they continued the tour inside. president trump is building on his relationship with the french president. >> before they head to mt. vernon, they greeted each other with a famously firm handshake as the french and american flags hung in the background. here's that handshake. what's up, bro? oh, and a double kiss. >> long-grip handshake. >> yeah, their relationship is escalating. president trump also took macron on a tour of the white house, including the oval office where the french president revealed he had never been in that room before. >> he's only been in office one year. his office live streamed, the white house that is, as trump showed hi

edith: estoy impresionada por este panel.quito. la gente que es carismÁtica y extrovertida y social es buenÍsimo. para tener amigos y redes sociales. la gente que es mÁs callada y como hacia sÍ misma tiene mÁs sensibilidad y tiene mÁs atenciÓn a los detalles, a la realidad. procesa las cosas con mucha mÁs profundidad. ¿quÉ tal? tomar un poquito de aquÍ y otro poquito de allÁ, ya saber en donde sÍ y en donde no. ese es el Éxito. es lo que hablamos de la acertivid acertividad, saber cuÁndo hablar y cuÁndo callar. >> hay que saber a quien te estas dirigiendo y quÉ cosa estas diciendo a los demÁs. muchas veces los bocÓnes viene de mucha inseguridad con uno mismo. >> puede cometer mÁs errores, y decir lo que no debiÓ decir. es importante que sepamos escuchar. porque nos estamos pero deentd una informaciÓn muy valiosa, y a veces por la inseguridad, nerviosismo nos ponemos bla, bla, y no hay comunicaciÓn. >> es importante por todo lo que mencionas que el hecho que seas prudente no quiere decir que te quedes callado. defender tu opin

i know lots of edith and also know a baby maude. and also know a baby maude.tle baby maude? there you go. champion league semi—final has crept up on us. up on us. six years ago since we had an english team in the semifinals. english team in the semifinals. it will be good to see them later on. will be good to see them later on. five—time european cup winners. haven't been to the semi—final stage in a spec —— in over a decade. in a spec —— in over a decade. isn't the only history between the two clubs in this competition. leg at anfield. in this competition. are delighted to be back with a chance of making it through... is all i need, i don't need anything else. else. once—in—a—lifetime chance, it's not like that. like that. the second time in my life, nobody would have thought that. would have thought that. possible, let's try everything to do it. in cairo. those wigs recycled? newcastle 1—nil in the premier league last night. that a little. the win moves everton up to eighth, newcastle are 10th. breaking down a very stubborn newcastle defence. finally, we did

let's talk about some of the other books that are on display at the bible museum and that includes edith, 1905. >> again, what we are focusing on here is kind of giving people an introduction on how many bibles have pulled ideas and titles, she pulled out qui in siac but it's in the house of merth, she's a social critic and writing about laffic and elements in gilded age how the wealthy are destroying beauty and the value through their materialism. many have expectation that life of glits and glamor, popularity, this is where we can find meaning where she's actually going back to quinsacs and coming face to face with challenges and struggles. >> i think a lot of people will understand the book or at least the reference when you talk about margaret, the needle's eye 1989. >> it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than a rich man to go through heaven. her discussion on, you know, the values and the social status of, you know, the rich and poverty and how, you know, she's kind of drilling down into this -- into this life of poverty and why it is that some people find valu

and i think that in particular and what remains of edith finch, i think it's all about the journey, theyoment and it's straightforwardly a game that these are a bit different and they are all about new characterisation and everything else. we chatted off about fortnight now let's talk about it because it is the most popular video game in the world now and eve ryo ne video game in the world now and everyone watching, whether they know it or not their kids will be playing at. and effectively you as the character battling for survival against 99 other people and it is kill or be killed, last man, last woman standing will be killed, you can the others with rocket launchers, rifles and pistols and it is rated 12. am i the only adult who thinks that the rating should be higher? i respectfully disagree. no, good. there's a difference between violence and action. there's no guts or blood. it is cartoon like, not like call of duty. but it is the principle of bang, bang, you're dead. it's a creative game. it encourages the player to use their brain and make constructions, it's quite a clever game.

but the winner of the top prize last night was a us designer giant sparrow with what remains of ediththe markets, a bit of nervousness going on, the ftse is down a bit. the dax up about half of 196. down a bit. the dax up about half of 1%. what people are waiting for really, i mean there is a geopolitical things going on, but also, next week in the united states, we have a lot of big companies reporting. now this happens every quarter, there shouldn't be anything difference but this time it is the first time we will see the direct results of a fax reform in united states, they could be really massive and we could see a real surge in stocks depending on how good the figures. er. more of that next week. that is all. let me tell you news in from west midlands police saying that two teenagers have been arrested after a gerl‘s body was found in a park in wolverhampton, police say they have arrested two teenage boys, on suspicion of the 14—year—old girl's murder. her body diwas found in west park in wolverhampton yesterday morning and this morning police have arrested two teenage boys on su

. >> y queremos felicitar a edith laura que estÁ de cumpleaÑos hoy aquÍ en la casa. >> (risas). >> todotras hace su carrera no estÁ contando los aÑos pero 25 aÑos de una industria que ha cambiado tanto. yo le digo a la gente yo empecÉ mi primera producciÓn salio en pasta. yo empecÉ desde ahÍ hasta lo mÁs moderno. >> un l p de vinilo. >> sÍ. >> y mantenerte vigente y darle gracias a el pÚblico porque debutÓ nÚmero uno en itunes, ventas tropical y Álbum latino es muy importante de 1993 y hasta el 2018 el pÚblico no se ha aburrido para nada. >> para nada. >> te quieren y admiran mÁs pero te ha costado mucho sacrificio dentro de tu vida personal para poder llevar la carrera hasta donde la tienes hoy dÍa, hay algo que no volverÍas a hacer o algo que te arrepientes?. >> mira yo siempre digo de mÍ nunca van a hacer una pelÍcula porque cuando tiene una vida tan bonito todo me ha salido todo muy bien, lo Único que siempre extraÑo bastante quizÁs el tiempo que uno pues le tiene que restar a sus seres amados, familia, amigos pero por todo lo demÁs ha sido una carrera exitosa y linda y satisfecho c