i called eleanor and said eleanor find out what's happening with the bridge naming and she got back to me and i called alice and alice hung up she didn't want to hear me she was going to do it no matter what. i'm glad she hung up it's occurred i'm now about to have the unveiling of the bridge itself but they screwed up they got the wrong end of the bridge. i share you a view that's what happens to black people in america you get the achievement and they change the rules. that's kind of the way it works (laughter) but it is an incredible on a serious note frankly an incredible achievement and something i want to enjoy day in and day out. i love the cat on the streets read it was going to be named after me he said i'm kind of a tea bargain guy i don't like you at all but i'm going to enjoy rolling over you everyday (laughter) i always want to be accommodating. i'll tell you how significant this is from the african-americans started up. this kids in the school yard i go to make a speech to the school and i know, you know, i've been out of politics for awhile officially. (laughter) unelect

. >> putin also, eleanor is on a unique moment in time when the landscape of world leaders that use the strategy of land in the united states to win popularity in their home countries have shrunk. hugo chavez is out of the picture and ahmadinejad's career is over and kim john's career and fidel-castro. right now the opportunity to seize this post cold war and post bipolar rhetorical stage in politics, putin is doing that. regardless of his popularity, he is not criticizing president obama, this speech clearly went after george w. bush and bill clinton, he was slamming the united states in a way that was just basically over the top. >> it is decades of grievances basically. >> can you hold for a minute? i want to get this in and i will go to you and give you a double length of time, that agreeable? >> yes. >> okay. putin elaborates, ukraine declared independence 23 years ago in 1991. this severed ukraine and crimea from russia. president putin called that severance an outrageous injustice. russia was not simply robbed, it was plundered. the current government in ukraine resorted to terro

hell i was supposed to do the introduction eleanor what was that i've got nothing left (laughter) >>eriously i was about to walk away. you're welcome to come back and finish your speech. damn (laughter) that ain't right (laughter) i was trying to figure out how the hell we got here today. i got to thinking it make sense; right? this bridge brings people together and casts a big shadow. it's very, very expensive to maintain (laughter) and when theirs gridlock it's the first thing we complain about. that make sense. the real shadow that's been cast it's fun; right? what's jerry brown going to do about this. it's on your mind. i know it's on my mind. man. (laughter) you know, and i've been paepgs. i imagine you guys as well. there's a little bit up manship between governor jerry brown and governor chris thank you. last year wasn't right governor chris thank you referred to our governor as a retread and it was responded to by john he said i exchange governor christie to do stand ups in a heated race. so, now you're thinking about this after that jp morgan washington bridge closures for t

hell i was supposed to do the introduction eleanor what was that i've got nothing left (laughter) >>y. you're welcome to come back and finish your speech. damn (laughter) that ain't right (laughter) i was trying to figure out how the hell we got here today. i got to thinking it make sense; right? this bridge brings people together and casts a big shadow. it's very, very expensive to maintain (laughter) and when theirs gridlock it's the first thing we complain about. that make sense. the real shadow that's been cast it's fun; right? what's jerry brown going to do about this. it's on your mind. i know it's on my mind.

eleanor roosevelt. what did they have back then? aspirin? >>> if you go for a screening, you really should. coming up next, how we are now, they say, one step closer to a completely noninvasive colon screening. the details are straight ahead. test. test. test. >>> there's a possible breakthrough for colon cancer patients as the fda approves a any dna-screens test. dr. samadi, how important in this? i can't stress it enough, get a colonoscopy. it is so important. it's such an avoidable disease. >> yes, 140,000 americans diagnosed with colon cancer every year, 50,000 die from this. you're right. it's the second leading cause of cancer deaths. this new dna-based colon screening test that just is coming in under approval by fda is extremely important. exact science corp is the name. a lot of people always ask -- the actual test will be called colo-guard. it's based on a stool test. if there's any there's any cancer, it will shed some cells that will go if the stool and we can find out if there's any cancer or not, which will probably reduce the

the members of the public 23 flyers for a forum on pedestrian safety sponsored by the san francisco eleanor roosevelt to occur on february 27th. specified location and time is on this flyer at 6:00 p.m.. accommodations can be provided to all parties who request it 72 hours in advance. there is an e-mail notice at the bottom of the flyer. this form will occur for 2 hours. members of the police department san francisco municipal transportation agendas and several non-profits. including senior disability action and several of the advisory committee will be there to answer questions regarding pedestrians with disabilities and seniors with disabilities. i read it directly on the left. are you concerned about the pedestrian safety. what can city and citizens do to help. the fdr club for san franciscans for seniors and people with disabilities. thursday, 4:00 p.m.. congregation church. supervisor chiu of district three and he's also president of the board of supervisors. state senator mark leno's office, walk san francisco, the police department, sfmta, senior disability actions. these flyers will

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he beat -- he came from a privileged family and new eleanor roosevelt.venson -- adlai stevenson was a family friend. >> you told the sheriff you were walking to nebraska? >> that's right. to get my million dollars. >> you didn't win anything. it was a complete scam. >> i'm running out of time. tavis: i'm trying to get a sense of how you are being a contrarian all these years -- how that has impacted the roles you have laid, the things you have done and not done as an actor. >> basically rebellion from inside against what i was brought up to think was cool or wasn't cool. two, they were very open-minded compared to the people in my house. he was the one with ideas i thought were really interesting. law948 when he quit the firm to become governor, and four years later he runs for president, and i will tell you an interesting thing i have never said on air. in 1952 he ran for president and then ran again in 56. in 1959 when he was about to be go to the you in, he .ame to see me we went out to supper. asaid, can i ask you question. i said, when you ran and 5

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lake eleanor and cherry lake are located high in the sierra nevada filled to the brim. the agency will spend $10 million shoring up a dam and improving an hack -- aqueduct. >> malaysia is calling for satellite and search data from 22 countries as the search continues for the mys plane. the fbi has combed through the names of passengers and crew and confirms none has terrorist conditions. there are questions about the quality of the investigation run by malaysia. officials have refused help from enter enterinterpol and the fbi. flight 370's disappearance is now thought to be a deliberate act. >> a wish come true today for an east bay woman injured while serving in iraq. >> it's not a cat up a tree but a dog in a dangerous place that brought out rescue crews in the north bay. >> let's take a live look outside now. we enjoyed quite a warmup is in weekend. what is in store for us and the first thing that came to mind is, "can i afford to go to the hospital?" now that i've got covered california, i know that if something happens to me that i'm covered. i'm in. [ female annou

. >> i have 30 seconds and i want to say that i'm old enough to remember -- eleanor, a black mother killed by the new york police department. no one, no cop went to jail for killing that black grandmother. can you tell me, even 5 cops who have gone to jail for killing civilians? tell me, i would like to know because i cannot -- get information on the web. give me the list of our dead killed by cops. >> your time is up. >> there is other speakers. >> my name is gloria riva in stop now raising coalition answer. a 33-year resident of the mission. i have seen plenty personally of police brutality and the result of murders by the cops. it's an epidemic in this country. it's an epidemic where the police become the jury, judge and executioner. it's growing, mental illness is not a crime, but it's one of the main factors for police murders. i'm not saying that's what took place in the murder of alex nieto. we see too many mentally ill people who have crisis who simply the solution by the cops is to just gun them down. we in san francisco in the bay area who have seen murder after murder by police

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and i also want to thank my in-laws are here, and my aunt elaine, eleanor greenberg, elaine greenberg who are here and i am thrilled that they are here with me today. and thank you very much. >> thank you, adrian. (applause) >> if i may ask stephanie ashley and hillary ronan who are the two women from my staff who worked on this to join me. and the thing that i would say, the thing that i learned is if we cannot protect our women's right to choose in san francisco, then where in this country can we protect it? >> exactly. >> here, here. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor campos. and now why don't we did to district 8, supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. president. today i am honoring someone who has been a real hero in the fight against hiv and in general smart public health harm reduction measures, [speaker not understood] thomas. are you here? there she is. so, i think i know, colleague, i think probably all of you know laura and her work in some capacity over the years in so many different public health measures around hiv, around the drug criminalization issues, and other issues

. >> he's talking about eleanor. >> he is talking about teddy. >> teddy's nickname was the rough rider. >> so disney is famous for having these hidden sexual things in some of their cartoons.

eleanor roosevelt said later mr.ruman showed me around the white house which looked to me exactly like a sheraton hotel. jacqueline kennedy later said famously the true interior design of the white house was fairly statler. a handful of valuable pieces on the state floor were restored and put back leaving the state floor looking at least respectable. they had some chippendale's and they did their best. but overall the interior decoration was a bit of a disappointment and was not re-renovated until it was redecorated. i also mentioned the shortage of time and that leads us to the last portion. harry truman wanted to come back and live in the restored white house for at least a year but by the summer of 1951 he was realizing that wasn't terribly likely. so he said to j.d. webster the assistant osher quote i have been using a curry comb on the contractors to try to speed up a reconstruction. he leaned on them and said hurry it up. you would expect the president to say that. unfortunately that pressure and some other for

at the same time eleanor clif st st -- terrorized him. >> the east coast was wiped out by a tsunami.as from new york to dc he would beacon serve tiff. be conservative. >> there is lses -- also the one left off is in "the fifth element, the lazy eyed giant autistic president who looks like forest whitaker on steroids. >> go back and watch. >> i love that movie. >> my favorite fictional president, abraham lincoln. >> daniel day-lewis played a great one. >> he is fictional. >> by the way, when you did the obama thing, do you know people are leak, oh, he beat me to it. >> how dare you, sir? >> we will talk about something special. >> i don't know what made you do that. female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. female announcer: what will you get during the big gift event at sleep train? ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ last story. that's the last story. >> is it more sorrow for fans of sabaro? they filed for bankruptcy ripping out the hearts of fast-food

at the same time eleanor clif st st -- terrorized him. >> the east coast was wiped out by a tsunami.it was from new york to dc he would beacon serve tiff. be conservative. >> there is lses -- also the one left off is in "the fifth element, the lazy eyed giant autistic president who looks like forest whitaker on steroids. >> go back and watch. >> i love that movie. >> my favorite fictional president, abraham lincoln. >> daniel day-lewis played a great one. >> he is fictional. >> by the way, when you did the obama thing, do you know people are leak, oh, he beat me to it. >> how dare you, sir? >> we will talk about something special. >> i don't know what made you do that. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children lauing ] and live a long, happy life move ttogetheruntry, where th almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on othe

at the same time eleanor clif st st -- terrorized him. >> the east coast was wiped out by a tsunami.it was from new york to dc he would beacon serve tiff. be conservative. >> there is lses -- also the one left off is in "the fifth element, the lazy eyed giant autistic president who looks like forest whitaker on steroids. >> go back and watch. >> i love that movie. >> my favorite fictional president, abraham lincoln. >> daniel day-lewis played a great one. >> he is fictional. >> by the way, when you did the obama thing, do you know people are leak, oh, he beat me to it. >> how dare you, sir? >> we will talk about something special. >> i don't know what made you do that. [ music and whistling ] when you go the extra mile to help business owners save on commercial auto insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh... [ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. last story. that's the last story. >> is it more s >>> is it more sorrow for fans at sbarro? sba

. >> eleanor, i like big men, i'll leave it at that, and i like women who like you like big men, i'llat that, did you know you still look hand some as ever. i knew that and kevin, wants to know why i bash so many republicans, let us win in november, things will change, they won't change kevin, if republicans coasting on their principle toes play politics, you might as well pack up your 10 tent. i can't stan it, stake a stand. michelle, neil, did you see the oscar selfy? i think you should to a cavuto show, selfy. you think? no, i think it sounds stupid. and why do you believe in fracking when there is wind, and solar, i believe in all of them, helping us get to points where we don't need to rely on middle east, and some of those nuts, at all. philadelphia, when do you believe the world will end? at the same points my show goes off the air, tommy said he 10 years old, if superman and batman got in a fight who would win? superman, tommy, batman just has that damn belt and nothing else. cliff in detroit, i chose you, can you explain your significance so i can explain you to my class. i h

but here on the ground, just beneath the surface on eleanor island, on this beach, you can still findldez oil 25 years later. >> it usually gets in under these rock ledges. >> most scientists, including environmental advocate rick steiner, thought it would have decomposed by now. >> this is exxon valdez crude oil. >> oh, my gosh. it still smells so strong. >> it smells like it was just a few weeks out of the tanker. >> how much is there? 17,000 gallons on the shores of prince william sound, according to the scientists who led years of federal studies. that's less than half of 1% of what spilled. >> and the surprising thing, of course, it's still toxic. >> however, exxonmobil says in a statement to cnn, the isolated pockets of oil residue are so effectively sheltered, they pose no credible threat to wildlife. rick steiner disagrees. he says even a small impact matters over time. >> by the government scientist's own admission, if this oil is not remediated in the beaches, it will be here for decades and potentially centuries. >> steiner's bigger concern is out there. according to the ex

that is coming up so you are twenty five past eleven here in moscow up next we've got people of eleanor'sguest debating ukrainian uprising and the future of crimea all. told him a language of war but i will only react to situations i have read the reports from unlike the pollution i know i will be back to stay current a comment on your latter point please say. to carry out a cause are you talking health i. think you know more weasel. when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you run you should be ready for a. freedom of speech and a little doubt the freedom to question. well come to that shot in siberia. what are the places you never go to. the fun. things you'd never do. experience you'll never get. the surprise you will. see if you leave the friggin economic ups and downs in the fine at college months day the love the feel sang i and the rest that life until you meet a fellow baby if briefly on stage. i'm ready for serious time. mommy mommy sally. parts. come. live. live. live live live. live . think. we're going to do. did you know the price is the only industry spe

he is dancing with eleanor powell, by the way.ack in 1964cted and salinger was press secretary to jfk. he had been appointed, the senator before that, and here is where he started his career, and he ended up on the floor of the u.s. senate, and at the time, he was the first one to use an electronic voice box on the floor of the senate because he could not talk. his voice box, he had some trouble with it, so did you ever know the story of him? like i did not. i was sort of vaguely aware that he had been an actor and had been in hollywood and had been in the senate, but i did not know his story much. the classic musicals of the 1930's and 1940's -- it would make sense in a way that somebody could become well-known and beloved and a political figure from that because they were very popular and very glamorous and very -- not only in this country, but i talk on britishrch women's memories of going to the movies, particularly during the war, and this idea of taking you out of your everyday life and taking you to someplace wonderful, whi

teams moved in to the eleanor apartments.ms wore full biohazard suits in event there was more of the deadly ricin at the suspect's apartment when they went in to get him. moments later authorities say 19-year-old nicholas todd hellman was arrested without incident and we want along with the heavily armed men. >> the individual has been taken into custody and we do not believe there was any threat to public safety as it relates to today's events. >> reporter: authorities say back on march 7th hellman confided in a coworker he placed a scratch-and-sniff birthday card in the mailbox of the man currently involved with his ex-girlfriend. he told the woman that he ground caster beans inside the card. police say he told the woman that the substance would kill anyone who came in contact with it. the coworker called police. hellman was arrested and authorities said he told him his intent was to scare his ex-girlfriend in hopes of reconciling their relationship. he told them he coated the letter with sodium hydroxide, used to extract r

she struggles with this, she often cites that women like ele eleanor roosevelt needs to grow a thickth the voter, as well. >> what is your experience? before the presidential campaigns begin. >> shannon, there is still so much more documentation to come, they have an additional 8,000 that is due by the end of the month and what, 25,000 pages total? i think it will be peppered throughout. what i found most interesting in this, and i always look at hillary clinton as the grandmother of obamacare. i mean, she was the one who pioneered the individual mandate. and what you saw in excerpts, was kind of her evolution to accepting the individual mandate. you can kind of see her thought process, because at first she was not really on board with the individual mandate. she knew, shannon, that the american people were not going to go for it. just as democrats knew that people were not going to go for it now. and later on that ended up being the crux of her campaign, which obama then took and ran on later on. so that is what i found most interesting on this. >> i want to talk to you ladies about

russia and the crimean authorities will solve this and you will be back home anything to keep him calm eleanor shows me photographs of her eighteen year old son but begs me not to reveal his name on camera these women's sons were drafted into the ukrainian army when their homeland to crimea was part of ukraine but now crimea is part of russia and they're afraid this sons could be seen as the enemy within he has got out of it we're being forced to speak ukrainian the parents of one serviceman told me that their son's military based introduced a password to enter the base hang the russians so those russians serving there were forced to say that about themselves nost his fiance is serving in western ukraine she keeps two phones on her all the time one exclusively for him he phones when he can which is pitifully seldom crane's defense ministry has ordered all ukrainian military forces to withdraw from crimea at military bases like this one the ukrainian soldiers have pledged allegiance to the crimean authorities who in turn have said they welcome to go home if they so wish very few have heeded the

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton, a member of the oversight committee who was at the hearing today. and salon.com's joan walsh. congresswoman, chairman issa cuts off the microphone and refuses to let democrats speak. what's your reaction? >> reverend al, you know, our committee is not known for its dignity or civility. remember this is the committee that denied us the right to even have one witness. and that made a national figure of sandra fluke when they had an all-male panel on contraception. but this is a low and that was i thought the bottom. but when you deny the ranking member one minute, and usually he would have five minutes at least, after you have taken 12 minutes, by the way, in violation of ethics. ethics says you cannot call a witness if you know in advance that that witness is going to take the fifth. he called her anyway. >> right. and knew she was going to take the fifth. >> knew it. and you will notice that ranking member cummings kept saying what are you hiding. reverend al, this is what he was hiding. his staff had asked lerner -- ms. lerner's lawyer if he would

i am that i didn't really say it's an amazing shade of red cape and eleanor is a bio open ended and my head on straight and not only should be awfully the itc on the back. he added it's not just love and amazement appeals to a mineral something that benefits only because everybody's tell me that he knows how long has it that it's not normal for men to annul have to move but always had a strong personality. i didn't care what people think more about them often. more and more women deny free tasting around the well the teaching of weeks and weeks in favor of more natural looks. the summit because upkeep is cheaper in ecm her up as the clock is an extension of their identity and a bit of hollywood is a long way. it certainly doesn't that's it for now if you'd like to comment on what you've just think it's a tough as the pace was trying to pull its last fifteen months and when to send us that we have come to school fifty bombs and thanks for your feedback so if i'm to keep those comments coming in and tonics pregnant but for now. the other security operation that will clamp one of seinfeld

between jacqueline kennedy onassis and arthur schlesinger and theodore sorensen and ted weiss or eleanor roosevelt relationships and a number of other people who helped to define the legacy. and so my hope for this book is that it will help us to remember that lincoln was not always remembered as we remember and today there were vast effort that went into that enterprise. i would love to take some questions if there are any. [applause] >> i think he was trying to do a different project. a very lively account. we're looking at different questions using the same people, but it is a beautiful read. the biography is magnificent. if you are interested in a comprehensive -- i should not say this. if you're interested in a comprehensive biography don't buy mind, by his, but you want to read both. he did a number of other things that i do not cover. a presidential aide and a great diplomat which is something i only cover in passing, i noted poet, but he stopped writing for writing in the vernacular of his native illinois. he pioneered the practice of writing prose and poetry in that kind of nati

professor eleanor why would the media. portray these these protests in this way and not and for that matter not cover more . peaceful protests why this is kind of coverage firstly there are two types of protests that are occurring one is that is the great mention the violent protests of vandalism with the targets being a state property the bunco of it is where a local state bank. the food distribution distribution chain of pedofile their trucks have been attacked it's very mentioned metro buses have been attacked the state television channel has been under attack by the protesters so that's one part of it the other part in this is something that the opposition parties are emphasizing that the are a peaceful demonstrations of students but these demonstrations although they are peaceful are disruptive typically they will take over meaning avenues and highways and block the traffic allow traffic to go through just on one lane on three lane avenues and immediately the traffic blacks except for for miles so that that's what's h

the first draft, though, was actually, "we have nothing to fear but fear itself and eleanor first thingmorning. [ laughter ] i'm also not crazy about stairs." [ applause ] next, we have will rogers. will rogers famously said, "i never met a man i didn't like." and will rogers was certainly loved as well. let's see his first draft. "i never met a man i didn't like, but if you want me to be completely honest, jeff could take it down a notch." [ laughter ] no fan of jeff. will rogers was no fan of jeff. next we have yoda. yoda, of course, who said, "do or do not, there is no try." we could all learn a lot from yoda. let's see the first draft. "do or do not, or give it to helen in accounting, doing nothing always she is." [ cheers and applause ] helen -- we all know helen is never doing anything. never anything. next, we have one from jesus. that guy was a quote machine. "blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." classic jesus, loves the underdog. however, the first draft was, "blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit my dumbbells and get swole." does not seem very jesus.

eleanor loves cucumbers, so we got her cucumbers. she's sitting in the cart hugging her cucumber and charlie has his watermelon in his lap. we got all this stuff that we hadn't eaten in months and we went to the checkout and were getting everything paid for and the checker says what's going on? is it somebody's birthday? and i said we went grocery shopping! >> reporter: the experience of suddenly falling into poverty has made dickinson an advocate, speaking out on the importance of maintaining, and improving, safety net programs. several months ago, she joined a project sponsored by the non- profit group hunger free colorado which gives cameras to recipients of snap benefits, and asks them to chronicle what it's like to be hungry in america. 15 women are on the pilot projects. they come from all walks of life, and their photographs have become part of a traveling exhibit seen in coffee shops, libraries, churches and most recently the lobby of the colorado state capitol. >> it's such a powerful presentation. >> reporter: at each exhib