we've passed the portrait of edith vanderbilt that was done by a family friend, whistler. we have two john singer sergeants in this space, one above the library doors of george vanderbilt himself. one on the left of his mother that he commissioned and a beautiful portrait of edith vanderbilt which hangs on the right of the doors. then we're going to go into one of the favorite spaces of the house of our guests, the library. as i mentioned, george vanderbilt was very interested in collecting books, and so this space of course was created to showcase part of his collection. there are about 10,300 books in the room surrounding us, but that's less than half of his collection. we have more than 22,000 volumes that george vanderbilt collected still in the collection today. george vanderbilt was reading from a very young age and very interested in the idea of collecting and connoisseurship. even at the age of 12 he began keeping a journal of the books he had read, which he kept his entire life until his death at age 51. he had read 3,159 books during his lifetime. they really spa

one of the quotes from edith wilson was i don't like these women who are too pushy. just this whole idea, it's ok to press for rights this way. and if i can interpret it to the present day, don't be too strident or too forceful. my mother would say, don't be too political. that is a hard one. women do it to each other. that there is an acceptable way, a notion of how to be attractive, how to present your views, and also an element of don't go there. i think we saw it in the last presidential campaign. i think we saw it in the last week. most of us who are women have certainly, perhaps heard more personal anecdotes and stories and experiences in the last week than we care to hear for a long time. when i think about president wilson's legacy, it's hard to argue with the federal reserve. we have such a great expert on the federal reserve. i worked on the hill and i'm willing to talk about the federal reserve for the rest of the day. it's really important to remember women and think about how hard that struggle was. and to ask the question, why didn't i understand presid

advice.lued edith's we talk about the paris peace talks, whatever. he's an enigma when it comes to this particular issue. >> except we have to grant he was related coming around to suffrage. but he came around. two times before wilson appeared before congress, there were two times he appeared before special sessions of the senate, not a joint session. presidents very rarely do that. was january course, twice second, 1917, "peace without victory". then he went to the senate to make a special plea to pass a suffrage amendment. earlier, he met with a lot of representatives and helped push it over, get the house to approve it. failed but attempt the suffrage organizations shrewdly targeted the opponents and defeated two out of four of them. they got the message and the republican-controlled senate went through anything. said you wantas to talk about the fed. >> i want to talk about how profoundly ambivalent i am being on this panel. on the one hand, i have a lot of affection toward the wilson center. i worked on both of the looks i wrote as a guest schol

<edith castaneda/pittsburgh: "my grandson was in line yesterday for the ticket. they woke up at 5 o'clock in the morning.">a day later, fans back in line waiting hours anticipating the big bash.. including this 9-year-old girl from napa who made national headlines back in november.. riley morrison wrote curry a letter asking why his under armour shoes aren't made for girls.he wrote back things will change and promised she would be one of the first kids to get the new curry 6 shoes..here she is today sporting her christmas present from the man himself those new curry 6 shoes you just saw was inspired by the marquee of the fox theater, today is also a celebration of the 'global' launch of the new sneakers made by under armor. live in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: a series of strong storms are now

. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper!we're not, i bought some yesterday, it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh! >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> what is it, archie? bad news? >> what else? >> did we get out of vietnam or something? >> don't be a wise guy, huh? >> i wasn't going to play around with "mom dented the car. how are we going keep dad from finding out about it?" not when i see everything that's going around in our country. >> just because a guy is sensitive and he's an intellectual and he wears glasses, you make him out a queer. >> i never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer. a guy who wears glasses is a four-eyes. a guy who's a fag is a queer. >> "all in the family" did something really new for television. it put before the american public archie's friend, who was very masculine and who happened to be gay. >> how long you known me? 10, 12 years? >> yeah. >> in all that t

edith is just before she arrived from borders in the world of our grain of the west shittiest for example that is still above most of us yet and as many as you please please come to me it doesn't pass muster that. so you can no greens love the new super national did not want to dances in the super bowl with the sun with us muslims and that's what i'm going to be on though with that one was russia they just met this absolute still with the first thought that it would that i do the fox more of the for the what is it than the i don't know some to be yes that is not just was and that's what i'm used to. scold kids about you mess with them just the way and if he has to say but i thought they were through the. time i see him if he did i'd like to put that or didn't understand this movie. mash but there's somebody to fuss to me as a little. and there would be the most amount of coverage. but . i prefer to go to the mission but you put your wardrobe the rules to fit what the audit will music and they will gratis to do better than that but when you will just get the change. not just a fair amount

<edith castaneda/pittsburgh: "my grandson was in line yesterday for the ticket. they woke up at 5 o'clock in the morning.">a day later, fans back in line waiting hours anticipating the big bash.. including this 9-year-old girl from napa who made national headlines back in november.. riley morrison wrote curry a letter asking why his under armour shoes aren't made for girls.he wrote back things will change and promised she would be one of the first kids to get the new curry 6 shoes..here she is today sporting her christmas present from the man himself those new curry 6 shoes you just saw was inspired by the marquee of the fox theater, today is also a celebration of the 'global' launch of the new sneakers made by under armor. live in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. (grant) it has been more than 3- months since the salesforce transit center was shutdown ... following the discovery of two cracks in the structure. now repair plans have been approved.. but, it

on behalf of supervisor stefani, for the late edith tobin.and behalf on supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, for the late joseph pacelli, and peter mccowen. >> okay. that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any other further business before us today >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you to all my colleagues for being patient tonight. the meeting is adjourned. >> the teams really, really went above and beyond and is continuing to do that today. this past year, the san francisco public utilities commission water quality division started receiving many more requests to test for lead in the public school system here in san francisco as a result of legislation that had passed from the state requiring all of the public schools to do lead testing. and so as a result, the public utilities commission and the water quality team in particular was asked to meet with the san francisco unified school district to begin to prioritize which schools to test to meet that state mandate. >> the team that tests, we're a

edith: uno ese cambio de humor radical .cias de que pase mucho tiempo en el telÉfono? edith: el aumento de depresiÓn, de ansiedad, de suicidio, de bullying todo ha aumentado con el uso del celular, el aislamiento social. mucho mÁs violencia a nivel on-line, esto de estar comparÁndote todo el tiempo con los "likes" hace que la gente tenga mÁs depresiÓn. karla: quÉ podemos hacer como papÁs? edith: nosotros como padres somos el ejemplo. no le puedes decir a tu hijo que no use el telÉfono mientras tÚ lo usas. eres la primera persona que tienes cara el telÉfono y ponerlo al lado de la puerta cuando llegas a tu casa. cuando estÁn comiendo no tienen que haber telÉfonos en la mesa. cuando van a dormir fuera del dormitorio. los niÑos no se pueden dormir viendo el telÉfono. un entendimiento con los niÑos, se que usas el telÉfono para cosa con amigos, pero vamos hacer un acuerdo. el telÉfono es daÑino para ciertas cosas, yo sÉ lo que es bueno para ti, vamos a tener reglas con el uso del telÉfono. tiene permiso de revisar el telÉfono ,

wagner, aee is robert senator from new york, and edith rogers, introduce a bill known as the wagner rogersill. it is to lead in 10,000 jewish children a year outside of the immigration quota system. the american public is pulled polledou see is p -- about this in 1939, should we let children from germany be brought into this country and taken care of in american homes? i what you see is of americans two thirds are against letting in refugee children. eleanor roosevelt was the champion of this bill. she said other countries are taking their share, and we should, too. she writes this telegram to fdr , asking if he will speak out about the passage of the child refugee bill or if she should. fdr responds, all right for you to support child refugee bills. but it is best for me to say nothing. he never does speak out on behalf of this bill. the opponents of the bill are led by robert reynolds. a senator from north carolina, and it is democratic white southerners in congress and the senate who are deeply anti-immigration. they do not want to be letting in immigrants, and he argues, as you see, th

but then what happened he once been very friendly with edith who he grew up with and in love with until he lost her by going to alice, and eventually when he started getting healthy again in the bad lands he started cor spongting edith and had had a marriage with her that was as good a lifelong love of marriage that he could possibly have and whole bunch of kids but somehow -- when something hurt him in the past unlike lincoln who would talk endlessly about people who were in theid past, and who wand to remember them because he's say that's the way you bring them back to life he said if something is gone you're exercise it from your mind it wasn't a healthy part of him in my judgment 2378. he wrote a famous letter saying light had gone out of his life and he essentially felt his life was over right? >> right. and the idea that he would become president the united states at that time certainly didn't exist in anybody's mind right? effect mess interesting thing that happened to him ig that's right is before -- this all happened to him, he at his life as many people do when they're ambitio

edith walker. >> good evening, captain. >> good evening. it is my pleasure to introduceddith walker. she routinely checks the website. on september 28th she read the next door bulletin regarding an individual wanted on a federal warrant. she was walking down the street and looks inside the cafe and notices the person who looks like the person on the wanted bulletin. she said why the person caught her attention is the blue eyes. she walked, looked into the cafe. she is trying to not appear suspicious. she is thinking i am going to call the police. she called dispatch. they asked her to go back to say can you get a description of the gentleman. she cautiously walks around, looks inside and realizes this is indeed him. while she is waiting for the officers. she pretends she is on the cell phone talking. when the officer showed up she showed them the picture of the wanted suspect and directed them to where the suspect was. when the officers confirmed it was him, they took him into custody. he was arrested for an out of state probation warrant f

marcela: maría edith santos conformó entonces una nueva familia.n valencia en frente del mar. nosotros vivíamos en el piso de arriba. entonces, ¿qué pasa? que nos decía todo el mundo, éramos muy traviesos. y fue una infancia bastante bonita, la verdad, a mí me gusta mucho recordarla. marcela: entre sus recuerdos aparece su mamá, con una figura que reflejaba una pasión por el físico culturismo. javier: ella fue cinco veces campeona de españa, fue cuarta europa, quinta del mundo en aquella época. y era algo que era muy extraño, porque en aquella época no había tantas mujeres que se dedicaran a eso como ahora, que hay muchas más chicas que se dedican al culturismo. marcela: en 1989 su mamá le hizo una invitación: visitar a un amigo que le gustaba el fútbol, quien era cantante y que además se presentaba esa noche en la ciudad. javier: julio iglesias tenía una actuación en valencia, en el estadio mestaya, donde juega el equipo de fútbol de la ciudad. marcela: julio iglesias acababa de lanzar su disco "raíces". santos dice que llegaron al estadio varias

. >> reporter: residents like edith come down stairs and pick up a pen. >> i live by myself. >> reportere residents aren't just limited to drawing. they have sawing machines, and 3d printing. the founder crew up in southeast. >> this is home. i think that southeast has given me so much. and my personal career, everyone from ward eight to 1 is welcome here. >> you add my e, the bones are rattling and you feeling bad sometime so you do something to make yourself feel>> good. ot only do some of the artists learn how to make beautiful pieces of clothing, they also you learn the business side and sell their works of art. >>t's a joy to do something. if you can't do it, someone is here to help you. >> reporter: aimee cho, news4. >>> it's television's big night. the super bowl, but some don't care much about the game, they're there for the commercials. just ahead we'll look at some of the more anticipated ads. >>> controversy over the bill to liftic resons over third trimester abortions. >> coming up we go indepth on this issue that's put virginia in the spotlight. >>> cloud will beincreasing o

edith is just before she arrived couple of years in the order of a grain of the what she is for example when is filibuster for yet and as many as you please please come to me it doesn't pass muster that it's. you know crazy love the new super national did not want the dances in the super bowl with the sun with us muslims that's what i'm going to be on though with that one was russia they just met this absolute still with the first thought that it would that i do fox more of their words as if in the minds of most some today yes there is not just words and that's what i'm used to. about you know as with i'm just a body and if he has to say but i thought they were through the. time i see him if he did i'd like to put that or didn't understand this maybe. there's somebody school bus to me. that there would be dumbest in my last number. but. i prefer to go to the mission but you put your wardrobe the rules to fit but all i do mr duke and they will grant us to do better than that but when you will just get rid of change. not just a fair amount of the proverbial wishing to keep it good with yo

oh, damn, edith, have you seen my keys? >> jimmy: and another one here.paid to do this? >> they paid me five bucks a week, like five bucks per cartoon to do this. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. >> they upped it to $10 when i was in my early 30s. >> jimmy: not lint again. that is just fantastic. >> looking at it now it's a lot of negative domestic situations. just kind of noticing that. >> jimmy: hard to make good into funny, i guess, though. do you ever think about just for old time's sake making walter crouton, putting him on family guy or "american dad" or something like that. >> hasn't occurred to me. something that's part of my youth. >> jimmy: i think it's very indulgent but wonderful. >> it would be indulgent. >> jimmy: are you still involved in "family guy" and "american dad?" besides obviously recording. >> i am. i do the voices. i haven't -- i haven't written on "family guy" since about 2010. >> jimmy: oh, at all. >> i don't think i've been in the office in about two years. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i send the fruit bouquet. >> jimmy: have you

todos sus caminos la llevaron a roma. >> miguel angel martÍnez llamo a edith.ado el pasado domingo, la noticia estÁ llegando en este momento, todavÍa no hay reacciones de sus familiares, vamos a estar al pendiente con los Últimos detalles. por ahora, hay que continuar el programa. >> estoy muy bien acompaÑada por dos amigos dea casa, ahora es un momento muy importante para ustedes, estÁn lanzando por primera vez este tema sumamente especial. >> es un gran mÚsi, súper talentoso. >> leÍa que para ti es cuestiÓn de quÍmica trabar con un artista. >> para una colaboraciÓn que haber una admiraciÓn mutua. >> vamos a estar muy pendientes de este disco, tambiÉn vamos a estar pendientes porque vas a ser prÓximamente rey del carnaval. >> tuvimos esa comunicaciÓn para contar una buena noticia. >>queremos escuchar esa magia, gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪hoy despertÉ sin tus brazos, partido en pedazosy el cielo esta gris, sÉ que no he sido perfecto, que no te merezco.♪ ♪hoy tengo ganas de ti.♪ ♪si tÚ te vasno hay remedio para soportar tu ausencia.m ♪ no sÉ vi

we have edith hail, she's the assistant dean and director of admissions.nd jim connors, who's the department chair of administration of justice and fire science. so happy to invite them to speak if you wouldn't mind. >> president cleaveland: yes. bring them up. >> good morning commissioners and chief. >> president cleaveland: good morning. >> as mark introduced me, i'm jim connors. i'm a retired fire department captain. i've been at city college since 1997. i have been fortunate to see many of our students move onto the department. i am asking you to support and amove the m.o.u. between the fire department and city college. the city college board of trustees approved the m.o.u. on december 13, 2018 and are very excited about this opportunity. discussions on this subject actually started a number of administrations ago as mark alluded to. for various reasons, the timing wasn't right for city college, but now, this opportunity to formalize training by city college and the fire department is here, this will address the basic probationary fire department and f

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. >> i would like to close the meeting in memory of edith andrews tobin, a world traveller and beloved resident of district 1212. she died in her home on wednesday can generate 23rd, at the age of 64. she was a six generation san francisco and, and was baptized at grace cathedral. the service celebrating her life will be held next week on monday , february 4th at three p.m. at grace cathedral. she attended the school on broadway and the santa catalina school in monterey before heading to brown university where she majored in human biology. she left san francisco in northern california and supported causes such as the edgewood centre for children and families, the haight-ashbury free clinic, grace cathedral, the asian art museum, and the cathedrals. she led a fashion show every august on behalf of the league to save lake tahoe, she took over the tradition from her father who launched the initiative in 1969. she was proud to spend her last summer there this past july. she will be remembered as an avid athlete, hiker, swimmer and cyclist. in 1978, she combined her love of cycling with a w

i'd like to thank edith glassstein and her entire family for their support of this lecture series and ongoing support, two a year. keep an eye out this spring for the next michael gladstein biography. and recognize alan shook and the council members with us for their great work support. i learned that we have former assistant governor david paterson here with us tonight and we'd like to recognize and thank him. [applause] >> so, welcome. and tonight's program will last an hour and it will include a question and answer session. the q & a will be conducted via written questions on note cards. as you're coming into the auditorium, you may have received a note card or pencil, if not, we are going to have staff going through throughout the program and we will either give you a card or also be by later on to collect them as well and also there will be a formal book signing in the smith gallery and the books will be for sale there and we hope you join us for that. at last, we're thrilled to welcome david w blight back. as well as being an esteem trustee, he's a professor of history and direc

absolutely, games winning things like baftas, the best game after last year went to what remains of edith, an interesting and poignant game. thank you very much for your insight, it is really good speech you, thank you much indeed. thank you. breaking news concerning the murder ofjamal breaking news concerning the murder of jamal khashoggi. the breaking news concerning the murder ofjamal khashoggi. the saudi public prosecutor says the court has held the first session for the 11 suspects in that murder case, according to the state news agency. and apparently, the saudi prosecutor has asked for the death sentence against five of those accused of involvement in the murder of mr khashoggi who was attacked and killed in the saudi embassy in istanbul. more on that hopefully, short lines coming to us but we will keep you posted on that. close—up images of the most distant object in our solar system ever to be explored have been released by nasa. they show the mysterious, icy world known as ultima thule — some four billion miles away from earth. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has been followi

edith to know how i am concerned about her and the 20 days and 20 pennies, all of that is, if you will, things that are static, but a human being who has to deal with life's ups and downs. he had igget returned as a reserveist from deployment in the middle east and among thousands of people in the houston area feeling. she has not worked until downtown houston where my congressional office since the ago.youb 17 days she is unable to seek private sector work because it requires permission and the people are trying to get unemployment and some of the documentation they need are with people who are furloughed. she has been selling her personal possessions. now i know our speaker has indicated that we are working very hard here to get access to credit through credit unions, no-interest loans and we have letters they can send. my office is open. call my local office and my staff get ready in case we can be help to you down in houston to be able to see what we can do about your circumstances. carol has been a federal employee for over 25 years and waiting to find out when she can return to w

>> i have adorable edith and [ applause ] so, it is one of the sweetest times of the year and girl scoutll the people that come at you selling the girl scout cookies. these two, are here and brought us an exclusive. the first taste of this year's new cookie, yes, the caramel chocolate chip. girls, we're pretty pumped but want to ask you first, it's, of course, about cookies but becoming an entrepreneur or somebody who runs a business. >> tell me more. >> i learn goal setting and being a leader. >> it teaches me to -- [ applause ] >> oh, yeah. >> it teaches me how to manage money. >> all right. managing money. [ applause ] these are great lessons you're learning along the way but should we do it, should we taste? i know you've been eating them all morning and audience members will grab one too. let's get it. uh-huh. okay. so in this cookie -- everybody liking them? it is semi sweet chocolate chip, some caramel. i say caramel. you say caramel. my husband says caramel. it's regional. but they're also gluten-free so that's exciting. even more people can enjoy these. starting today you can or

hopefully they didn't -- >> see, i'm edith. >> hopefully they didn't build a foundation of balsawoodo save us from the -- >> is it you ask tim geithner, he will say we don't know for sure we're not out of this yet. he thinks everything has gone in the right direction, but even he says we have not seen everything play out >> the slowdown in china's economy rattling investors the chairman of the white house economic advisers expects more companies to warn about earnings shortfalls that's another thing >> i speak regularly with people on wall street yes, the chinese xi economy is slowing. >> later this afternoon we will hear from kevin hassett, he will join cnbc at 2:00 p.m. eastern that's the next thing. i saw some guests and had some questions prepared for them about the difference between a recession and an earnings recession. there is a difference. we're at 8% growth next year. >> that's this year. >> this year that's the consensus, now the consensus is it's 0 to 4 i'l oil, think about china and the companies involved with that >> apple alone, by the way, probably worth 7%, 8% of s&

i don't know what bank they can they can go into, i can tell you that edith who just returned from deployment in the middle east, is suffering. she has work -- her husband -- she hasn't worked for 25 days. to make matters worse, she has to take temporary work in order to help pay for her children. she is now selling personal possessions to make a difference. sandra, who recently came to houston to work at nasa. she came to start on january 7 from nebraska. she hasn't been able to work she doesn't have a job and she doesn't have any money. or what about linda. who has been working, now has to work extra shifts to help pay for her children, she too is selling her items. rent, groceries, everything that is needed, let them eat cake, that is what is being said by this administration. open the government, pay our workers now. mr. republican, join us in the 11 times we have voted to open the government now. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? without objection the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute.

intensidad con la que da sea menor, pero quÉ tipo de vacuna elegir, vamos a pedir consejos a la doctora edithle. >>nto que saliÓ un estudio comparando las dos vacunas y la vacuna inyectada funcionÓ mejor, 60% d con nada mÁs 20% de los niÑos que recibieron la vacuna entre nasal porque los padres tenÍan miedo destino llevÓi de inyectarlos, la academia de pediatrÍa estÁ recomendando fuertemente la vacuna inyectada para todos los niÑos mayores de 6 aÑos. >> es bueno saberlo, tal vez algunos piensen, ya para quÉ me la pongo si la temporada va de salida. >> felicidad te cuento que la temporada no va de salida, en enero febrero y marzo cada aÑo vemos niÑos que se mueren, ya van 3 niÑos esto es mÁs peligroso que un resfriado comÚn, la influenza es serÍa, es una enfermedad que puede acciÓn caro a un niÑo muy rÁpido y tenemos que tomarla en serio, normalmente se sugiere poner mÁs atenciÓn a los niÑos y personas mayores en cuanto al riesgo que representa pero recientemente se dio el caso de una joven periodista de 26 aÑos que muriÓ por esto, quÉ factores nos hacen mÁs vulnerable doctora. >> cÓmo lo dice