eileen moore said her sister and nee nieces found an apartment in nearby south hadley. phoebe loved the freedom she had. >> she loved going down to friendly's just to have the whole american way of life. >> reporter: including high school. phoebe was enrolled as a freshman at south hadley high that fall. eileen said she called the school to ask administrators to watch out for phoebe. >> could you please watch out for her, introduce her to some good kids and keep an eye on her. >> reporter: eileen knew her niece was worried about fitting into her new school, but almost right away, things clicked for phoebe at south hadley high. >> oh, yeah. she fit in really fast. >> amy belah and her daughter lived on the first floor of a rental house with phoebe and her family upstairs. they were struck by how fast she made friends. >> she was a beautiful girl, but not knowing what the town was like, it was nice to see she was making friends fast. >> reporter: but amy did think it odd that so many of phoebe's friends were boys. it then came out that she had hit the jackpot. she took up

. >> 30 years have not changed eileen's views. she is outraged martin mcguinness is going to shake hands with the queen. >> god help ireland. >> if you could meet the queen, what would you say to our. >> i would not say anything. >> and views on the loyalist road have not changed either since the jubilee celebration of 1977. >> i read all the papers. she is our queen. >> today, they have recognized it may also be difficult for the queen to shake martin mcguinness's hand and that the ira killed her cousin. >> i think it will be difficult for the queen as well. i think that would send a strong, clear message to the people of ireland. >> for many, her visit to dublin last year was transformative. there were touched when she wept at the memorial for those who died fighting for irish independence. >> it does have a healing effect. >> the queen ended her silver jubilee visit on a note of optimism. it took another 35 years for it to bear fruit. >> i look forward today when i may return to the people of northern ireland in happier times t

. >> i finally tracked down eileen shock and replay the interview i did with her in 1977. >> have you changed your views now, given that the clean is about to come to belfast again? >> no. in fact, i feel stronger. i am getting older. nothing has changed. the queen is the figurehead of repression. >> strip searches and the condition of iconic republican prisoners are among the issues that fuel the anchor of dissidents. and if you got to meet the clean, what would you say to her? >> i would not waste my breath on her. >> the a rival of the queen was cause for great celebration in the packed streets. helen greg died some time ago, so i've visited the women's center to see if royal fervor was as strong as ever. when i showed them the film, it was no surprise it proved undiminished. but unable to get one of the 10,000 tickets and were going to decorate it in jubilee colors. >> i love all the royal family and am glad to see this has come here. >> but will loyalist war drums fall silent when martin mcguinness shake the hand of the queen? >> i was pleased to see him do that. >> because the i

on friday officers served search warrant at the home on eileen street in north oakland. illegal assault rifle was found inside, illegal machine gun, 3 pistols and illegal high capacity ammunition magazine. >> we don't see magazines with this high capacity twll this holds 100 round. we see them but pretty rare so this was quite a significant find to the rae move from our streets mayor convicted felon with long criminal history. >>> alameda some resident startled today by the sound of car crashing through a house. one person was taken to the hospital after the driver plowed into the side of this 2 story home on eighth street. it happened shortly after 4:00 p.m. sky 7 hd shows a tow truck company trying to remove the car. it's unclear if the person who was hurt was the driver or somebody inside that home. >>> up next. battle in the rockies. more homes were lost to fire today that has been burning for more than a week. >> also. look at this. smart phone video of man vandalizing valuable picasso. >> and the boy who played darth in the popular commercial proving to be a force

on friday officers served search warrant at the home on eileen street in north oakland. illegal assault rifle was found inside, illegal machine gun, 3 pistols and illegal high capacity ammunition magazine. >> we don't see magazines with this high capacity twll this holds 100 round. we see them but pretty rare so this was quite a significant find to the rae move from our streets mayor wants plants dried marijuana and electronic they believe stolen. investigators say the suspect convicted felon with long criminal history. >>> alameda some resident startled today by the sound of car crashing through a house. one person was taken to the hospital after the driver plowed into the side of this 2 story home on eighth street. it happened shortly after 4:00 p.m. sky 7 hd shows a tow truck company trying to remove the car. it's unclear if the person who was hurt was the driver or somebody inside that home. >>> up next. battle in the rockies. more homes were lost to fire today that has been burning for more than a week. >> also. look at this. smart phone video of man vandalizing val

first of all, i think we should give a warm round of applause to justice anne berg and eileen mac virtual who conceived this idea. the retrial of mary surratt has been developed from a new and so will i had collaboration between two state agencies combining the judiciary and the executive branches of government. we brought in some of the finest legal and historical minds in illinois today to plan and implement this fascinating, entertaining, thought proceed mostly cloudying and unpredictable journey from the past to the present. this retrial treads new cultural and educational ground. it provides a history lesson, a demonstration of top notch legal strategy, a good dose of drama, and an excursion into the land of counter factual history. the mary surratt retrial proves that illinois is one state and that we are at our best when we work together. the abraham lincoln presidential library and museum, the illinois supreme court historic preservation commission, the working committees both in chicago and springfield, and the numerous layers both on the stage and behind the scenes have crafted

on friday officers served search wa home on eileen street in north oakland.egal assault rifle was found inside, illegal machine gun, 3 pistols illegal high capacity ammunition magazine. >> we don't see magazines with this high capacity twll this holds 100 round. we see them but pretty rare so this was quite a significant find to the rae move from our streets mayor wants plants dried marijuana and electronic they believe stolen. investigators say the suspect convicted felon with long criminal history. >>> alameda some resident startled today by the sound of car crashing through a house. one person was taken to the hospital after the driver plowed into the sidestoryhis 2 story home on eighth street. it happened shortly after 4:00 p.m. sky 7 hd shows a tow truck company trying to remove the car. it's unclear if the person who was hurt was the driver or somebody inside that home. >>> upbattle in battle in the rockies. more homes were lost to fire today that has been burning for more than a week. >> also. look at this. smart phone video of man vandalizing valuable

. >> i am very pleased to have eileen fitzgerald, the ceo of a neighbor works america, moderating thentroduce the panelists, but i will simply say that she is not only a longtime board member of an agency and a source of great wisdom and inspiration, but is also a newly elected member of the executive committee of the board. we look forward to extract even more unpaid work from her. over the years to come. i will turn over to eileen, introduce the palace, and take you into a discussion of home ownership retention. particularly with the needs of the veterans. >> can everyone hear us? good morning. almost good afternoon. thanks for everybody, particularly many of you who were out late last night. thank you for being here today. today's discussion, we'll be talking about foreclosure prevention and home ownership retention. where is applicable, we will talk about veterans' issues and active military duty members, and how the foreclosures situation is impacting them. i have a great panel. i told them i was just briefly, briefly introducing them. i want to make sure we get on and get you ou

>> thank>> thank you eileen ands to the national housing conference.here are several aspects that i will point to in our model that enable our homeowners to be highly successful. throughout the housing crisis and recession, i can summon up in one word which is partnership. they are mortgage lenders that their relationship with families extends far far beyond that. is not really contractual relationship and we understand that families are all in it together. i think that eases when there is a problem and partner in family snow. our partner for families know there's a process and there's a family services coordinator and affiliate there to help them to work through the problem with them and to come up with a plan that can get them back on course, and the affiliates will admit to that. affiliates and partner families are invested in one another and invested in the communities they are serving. it really is the core of the success of the model. a couple of particular aspects that are important, our family selection process is certainly an important aspect

portraying real-life serial killer eileen warner in monster. >> we can be as different as we want toith the lord. i'm fine with him. >> reporter: it was a performance that earned her the oscar for best actress. but there were plenty of skeptics early on >> financiers at the time who were financing that film, i will never forget called me at 3:00 a.m. in the morning and said we saw the first dailies. we don't understand what you're saying and why are you not smiling? why do you look like that? they didn't understand why i gained weight. >> reporter: she's appeared in more than 30 films and yet even now, she says, a great performance is still a puzzle. >> a lot of it i don't understand. i don't. a lot of it is a mystery to me. >> reporter: do you like it? i love the mysteries of the world and of life. yeah, i don't necessarily want to figure it out >> reporter: do you ever worry though that the mystery might not show up >> every day. are you kidding me? every day i go to work it's like i'm like sitting in my car going, oh, god, i think every actor has that >> reporter: it's all a long

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dick morris and and eileen again criticize the obama administration policies and catastrophe.at night on the side. followed by david proposal, the case against barack obama. he presents a side of president obama he says the media refuses to acknowledge. for more conservative bestsellers' go to a conservative but service staff com. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here on line. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. book tv streams live on line for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> in 1993 will allen fought a 2-acre plot of land in close proximity to milwaukee's biggest housing project. from this initial purchases created an urban farm that grows 40 tons of vegetables and raise is 100,000 fish that can be 10,000 people per year

>> eileen said hey walker, talking and working together solve problems, isn't that collective bargainingelect the president if we want this country to have the kind of future that our children and grandchildren deserve. >> stephanie: guess what. it is time for the john and pam show, everybody. ♪ ♪ from ohio ♪ ♪ it's the john and pam show ♪ ♪ it's the john and pam john and pam, john and pam show ♪ >> stephanie: hello, john and pam show. >> hello! how is my little girl and my three favorite men? >> doing great pam. >> i don't know our webcam from that place went out a few minutes ago but we'll get back online and we'll be able to watch them. >> stephanie: we're not as fine as john but go ahead. >> well, let me tell you something, i'm sick over what happened in wisconsin. and the people here in ohio better open up their eyes because the same stupid thing is going to be going on here with kasich. the other day, steph, excuse me, honey, they -- you were complaining about him being on david gregory's show. now, listen, they need to put rachel in charge of that show. >> stephanie: yeah. in char

and that is tiian fiennes stein joining with fellow republican, not in a partisan way, but we are eileened. president obama in his press conference the other day, the one about nothing attends up being about leaks and then his other gaffe we'll talk about, then only then do they show concern enough to appoint investigators in the case. >> alisyn: after the story had come out. several stories have come out. but the one in particular was on may 29 in the "new york times" where it talked about the kill list and it paints a scenario inside the situation room. so somebody in there obviously talked to the "new york times" because it talks about president obama's expressions in there, some things he said. do you think these leaks are coming from the white house? >> well, somebody was in the room. it depends on what the definition of is is. because the white house can be just a small group that works there, but then you have political appointees that might come over from the department of defense, who was in the room along with them. so if they have offended the president by leaking, i hope that t

[applause] >> thank you to eileen and the panel for another interesting discussion.een you and the door and the lunch and probably a 100 degree date. -- day. i want to take a couple of minutes for thinking all of our speakers. i also want to thank the staff for bringing this all together, particularly, but not exclusively, -- [applause] if i have to reflect on the one the theme out of all of today's discussions, it would be the commonality of interest. we have heard throughout the day, and for those of you who were with us yesterday, there are thousands upon thousands of service members returning home and that presents a particular housing challenge. it is concentrated in time, geography, i categories of need, but those housing challenges have much more in common with the broader challenges in america than they do difference with those challenges. it is about the need for affordable rental housing in areas where there are a lot of jobs and people want to live around transit, centers of the employment and economic activity. it is around the need to have housing counse