cannon: i would say eleanor roosevelt. a couple other examples -- roosevelt was courting southern democrats for reelection again and again. she is confronting him privately on this. there are riots in the shipyards. fighting world war ii, fighting racism, you can't let these shipyards be segregated. she goes outside of him to other people in the party. she was a social liberal meeting she was a racial liberal. she is not afraid to call people. that newspaper column she writes -- this is a president so strong truman didn't want to do it, it has not gone away. this interview that michelle obama gave the other day, you can hear echoes of eleanor and it. -- in it. the first question is -- what is the best part of the job? she says, i got to meet the pope, george clooney. [laughter] got to meet the queen. 's bench he talks about policy stuff. for me, eleanor is the prototype. ms. swain: she went through -- yeah. chris? ms. thompson: i would say first that i am eager to see how history remembers michelle obama. two, i am a texan,

it's as if eleanor roosevelt eleanor roosevelt could have run for president now. they would've handed her the nomination. the party would've been hers if we had risen by the. so hillary clinton has a personification of eleanor roosevelt 50 years later. in terms of embracing all of this role for what it is michelle obama to me is almost a transformational figure. i don't cover the white house anymore. i covered it for 15 years. now i added the person who covered the white house i can sort say what i think a little bit more. if alex's is watching this program, you still have to be objective about michelle obama but i don't. >> transmission concept is interesting. eleanor roosevelt was being transformational but no one followed her it as she did. >> and i explained quickly? >> show. >> michelle obama is the first african-american first lady. people have written about that. she's also i think something even broader than that. she's the first one to say post entitled line first lady. she walks with a kind of confidence. you see these studies come to get their college c

[laughter] >> and eleanor roosevelt was nobody followed her. she is the first african american first lady. we have written about that for there for even broader than that the first post titled line is she walks with confidence and to be just as good of athletes but michelle obama does not do that. shoebox and as of this so-called confidence -- physical confidence as a person that is the inspiration. >> it is so easy and so fascinating with public figures and how often refer get that. is before coming to the white house before lady bird johnson. then what would be said about mrs. obama and willing to give up their privacy it is the opportunity to make a permanent change the ladybird johnson profoundly helps change the way americans think about their visual environment. and she gave velocity to the movement ended 50 years they might forget but the chance to do that. >> often is a learning curve that we have all seen. like it would be sacramento. >> she didn't like that very much. [laughter] spare --. >> nancy reagan got tough press coverage. it w

>> eleanor roosevelt.i do think that you could find anybody who fits that title more than eleanor roosevelt. this is a woman who was well-educated, had real serious concerns about where the country was. was married to the most powerful man in the country. in the world perhaps. but she had her own agenda. she was riding writing news columns. she was doing radio show. she was a newsreels. she was defined the dar resigning her membership. she was a member of the board of the naacp. she's doing her own thing and so it may be that there's never been a first lady before or since like her, i think she sort of standalone, what she was able to accomplish. as her own self, not just as the extension of her husband and her husband interest, which he was able to accomplish on their own. >> carl cannon? >> i would sit eleanor roosevelt. for all these reasons and i'll give a couple other examples. roosevelt was courting southern democrats for reelection again and again. she's confronting him privately on this. they are w

people are still alive that new eleanor roosevelt. she is modern.f you did a survey now, jacqueline kennedy would probably rate much higher because people know and like her at that time. abigail, the only be we have from her are the letters. susan: and she's still in the number two spot. not bad. she seemed to route this to hundred years being the second most influential first ladies based on the letters you have been spending your career on. c. james: i think also, if you see her influence on her husband, i do not know there have been many first ladies that have had that kind of influence. susan: what is a specific example of an important policy that you see she worked on him? c. james: i do not know of a particular policy. it is that he consults her all the time. she talks -- her letters at a certain point are divided into two things, this is what is happening with the children, this is what is happening on the farm, here are my thoughts about politics. she shared all the time. by the time he got to be president, and he was not popular with his pa

i think it is those like michelle obama, eleanor roosevelt -- it really is eleanor roosevelt, but they realize time is ticking. anything can happen. in a moment, your husband can't ould die. you have an opportunity to make a change. people will like you and hate you no matter what, because of the way you look, because of what they give out you. you have to say to hell with it. those have been the game changers. ms. swain: i want to say thank you to our panelists. my colleague mark, back there -- he was the executive producer for our first lady series. all those clips the video and pictures -- thank you very much, mark. [applause] for our c-span audience, sorry those of us who are here get to have dessert and coffee. i would like to invite on behalf of c-span anyone who's here to stay. we have a book signing in that always makes me feel rather embarrassed. but if you are interested in buying it, all the proceeds of the book go to the c-span education foundation. we use it to do teacher scholarships, student documentary contests. you are helping a good cause. thank you so much for being

the majority say they want to see eleanor roosevelt. harriet tubman came in second -- >> no harriet tubman was first 3rk9s%. >> you're right, harriet tubman then eleanor roosevelt. i was fooled by the order they were put in. >> that's what it is. >>> right now as we approach the noon hour temperatures are in the mid and upper 60s. we ought to hit the low 70s. gorgeous day with increasing clouds. light rain off-and-on light showers, a 30% chance, a small chance after midnight tonight through midday friday. mid-70s on friday. beautiful day saturday near 08 and sunshine could get showers late sunday into monday. back to you. >> thanks tom, that's news 4 midday. we have news at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. >> i'll be on the first 4 traffic office for you starting at 4:26 for news 4 today. >> and join us tomorrow for news 4 if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. pai

first of all it's striking that we mentioned eleanor roosevelt. the first ladies have been very important in the concept of celebrity. eleanor roosevelt was a celebrity and first lady. she had her own constituency. she was devoted to civil rights, helping people in need in the depression hit. that case to her husband. because her husband had polio and couldn't get around her out of the country very well, she became what he called his eyes and ears and traveled on his behalf and became very known for that so she was a celebrity and she went to the coal mines of pennsylvania and was a celebrity couple. i remember very fondly was an actor as i mentioned earlier and they operated on a public stage but he did capture the mood of the country in many ways at the time. he was very polarized and controversial also and liberals thought he was taking them in a conservative direction to quickly slowing the growth of government and come fronting the soviet union and so on. but by the end of the presidency he was very popular and part of the reason is that he w

the women on 20 shows rosa parks, wilma mankiller harriet tubman, eleanor roosevelt. that's a great list. the initiative has sparked conversations about the many great women who have contributed in significant ways to strengthening our nation. i have certainly benefited from the passionated a vow casey of women who have fought for civil rights and equality as have my daughters and constituents in chicago. many whom are debating and weighing in on the candidates for this incredible honor. roosevelt university has championed eleanor roosevelt for the honor and not because they were named after her. as a result of the campaign, students are participating in a national dialogue about her work advocating for child labor laws to protect kids and all workers from unsafe conditions and long hours, for gender equality and safe housing. now, i don't know who will be chosen. she could be one of the women suggested already or any one of many other talented, impressive women. my mother, who was an amazing woman, is not there because she's still alive. a woman's place in the board

married to anna eleanor roosevelt, he founded the heart of his dutch forebears. the vacation cottage on campobello items -- campobello island's after the vice presidency. it was in these same waters that he was first stricken with the dread polio germ that was to paralyze his legs but never his life. called in 1928 to the state capitol in albany, franklin roosevelt was elected governor of new york. with al smith, his old friend, the happy warrior at his side, he threw himself into the fight as a champion for the common man. with james a farley swinging the gavel, the die was cast. a country mired in the more us depression wanted a new president. called to accept the nomination, his wife and son -- who knew it then, but this was the beginning of an era unparalleled in american history. fdr's appearance in chicago stadium was the beginning of a series of spectacular personal triumphs. his first words were fearless and prophetic. president roosevelt: i am prepared under my constitutional duty to deliver what a stricken world may require. these measures or such other

she approached president franklin roosevelt and first lady eleanor roosevelt with the idea of using women to fly america's military aircraft should women be needed. at the time they word, they did think it was a great idea so in december 7, 1941 pearl harbor was attacked by japan so men immediately enlisted, were sent off the european and pacific fronts from america and at that time by 1942, america was experiencing a severe shortage of male combat pilots over north africa and so thinking back to jackie cochran's proposition of a woman flying these military aircraft, general henry hap arnold took her up on her offer and the women air force service pilots was formed. >> when i got out of high school, i started taking flying lessons and this was in piper cubs where the instructor sits in the front and the student in the back. one day when i had had perhaps nine hours of flying he told me to pull over on the tarmac when i landed and he started getting out of the airplane and he told me it was time for me to take it around by myself. so he closed the door and i took off. and he said "watch me

i don't think, like, rosalind carter she wanted to sit in on cabinet meetings or eleanor roosevelt wanted a job in the federal government. >> how does her role as sounding board for the president? do you get a sense of what is it? is it -- is she truly the last adviser in the room type of thing, type of adviser to the president? is it -- did she -- what is it? >> they're friends and her staff talk about their partnership. not so much the co-presidency, obviously. that's a loaded concept. i don't think she would ever suggest that it is. but he trusts her. he has talked about how much he trusts her opinion, how she has a feel for issues. she has a feel for people. she's out a little bit more after all than she is. and i think one of the things that is striking about the second term -- >> she's out and away where she's not -- there is not media hoards. she gets a tiny bit -- >> a little bit more. >> a little bit more interaction with normal life. >> right. in fact she goes out and sees her friends and she's, you know she goes out, you know and about in town with the secret service, of course

eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman rosa parks and the first female chief of the cherokee nation.appening no you'll find a link on our website. >>> if your bracket is busted going into tonight's national championship, follow mitt romney's lead next year. he's in the top 99.8 percentile of those who filled out a bracket on espn's website. a big change from when he was running for president in 2012 when he said he wasn't plugged in enough to fill one out. president obama's bracket by the way totally busted. >>> more than 35,000 guests gathered today for the annual white house easter egg roll, backed up by the easter bunny, president and first lady welcomed them all to the grounds. mrs. obama busted out some of her dance moves while her husband shot some hoops. beautiful day for it with just a few hiccups like when a bee stirred up the kids while the president was reading to them. >>> when we come back, the hillside's painted blue, one of nature's greatest displays is back. blue one of nature's greatest displays is back. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good f

they have already narrow down the list of 15 candidates including former first lady eleanor roosevelt civil rights leader rosa parks and wilma mankiller, along with harriet tubman. and also, a monument to a famous woman, but one step at a time. the weather, it is raining already. ryan: that's right, that's a good thing. a lot of of folks were landscaping earlier today. this will get them established. live doppler radar right now the rain in motion from the south to the north, right across the 95 corridor, moderate to heavy showers through stafford county and richmond. we continue with the rainfall, and by the time this is said and done, we can have one to two inches of potential rainfall. putting this in motion, the satellite radar combined. a big swell in the atmosphere, continuing to give us rainfall through the eastern seaboard and the potential of severe weather associated with the system. that chance will not get here until probably tomorrow afternoon and evening. the counterclockwise situation in the low-pressure situation over indiana and illinois will bring the moisture from t

guest: eleanor roosevelt was the eyes and ears for president roosevelt. she was the one who could get out there and travel. in a lot of ways, she opened up the white house to the american people and created that pond and the connection between the president and the people. and she was very vocal. it wasn't a cakewalk for her, as well. but i think, you know increasingly now in our modern age, it is 24/7 coverage of everything that anybody in the white house is saying, in living family members. so it is hard to walk way from it. host: christine is joining us from kingston, illinois. good morning. caller: hi, there. i just want to say michelle obama is great. i think she is definitely the best first lady the country has ever had. but i don't know, the spouses -- i don't think hillary should really let, you know, spouses should not get involved too much. bill has already been president. i think that should be hillary's cloud -- crowd in iowa. but i wouldn't let him take the hillary show. but if she does go to waterloo she should definitely say, i know this is

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. >> the longest serving first lady eleanor roosevelt. >> and rounding out the top four will ma mankillerader of the cherokee nation. >> one more fabulous we can get in. that's my vote. that's my vote. that one right there. >> the 20 was the best you could do? >> well we got to start somewhere, reena. >>> i'll take it. i'm not going to complain. >> very humble. >>> finally you might say a mom had an epic reaction when she found out the gender of her baby she's carrying. watch and listen. >> oh my god! >> that's her. finding out her first daughter is on the way thanks to the pink in her gender revealed cake. the girl will have six older brothers. the new trip ses should arrive in august. she looks forward to watching "cinderella" with her. hold it! come with me. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to protein snack. cam, protein from yogurt? yup, this greek nonfat yogurt packs 15 grams of protein punch. but what else? unlike some other protein snacks, it has 0 added sugar 0 artificial sweeteners and 0 fat. mmm... will it up my game? no man! new dannon oikos triple zero official yogurt of

reverend michael scott calls eleanor roosevelt's office, and the archival documentation is very funny because you see the handwriting that says, he is a commie. he has been bothering and besieging everyone at the u.n. and mrs. roosevelt's secretary says, yes but he called from the naacp's office. why don't we check with them to see what this man is all about? the naacp says, this is a man of god and amanda courage -- a man of courage. this is a man fighting one of the greatest evils the world has ever known. because he had that courage, that is why he is being slandered the way he is by the south african government. she meets with him. she says, he is a little intense, and he is. but the fourth committee of the u.n. is deciding, because south africa has had in so much. the fourth committee is deciding to do something absolutely unprecedented. that is to have the reverend michael scott in fact provide direct testimony to the u.n. about the condition and southwest africa, because south africa has refused to submit reports even though it is required at least by the mandate system. the re

reverend michael scott calls eleanor roosevelt's office, and the archival documentation is very funny because you see the handwriting that says, he is a commie. he has been bothering and besieging everyone at the u.n. and mrs. roosevelt's secretary says, yes but he called from the naacp's office. why don't we check with them to see what this man is all about? the naacp says, this is a man of god and a man of courage. this is a man fighting one of the greatest evils the world has ever known. because he had that courage, that is why he is being slandered the way he is by the south african government. she meets with him. she says, he is a little intense, and he is. but the fourth committee of the u.n. is deciding, because south africa has had in so much. -- has dug in so much. the fourth committee is deciding to do something absolutely unprecedented. that is to have the reverend michael scott in fact provide direct testimony to the u.n. about the condition and southwest africa, because south africa has refused to submit reports even though it is required at least by the mandate system. t

among the candidates to replace him, eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks, harriet tubman and wilma mankiller she will write a letter to president obama to urge him to put the winner on the bill. >> no word yet on what would happen to andrew jackson if he would leave the $20 bill. >>> and look at this it's something out of a sci-fi movie, right? researchers are working on this project of shape-shifting metal because they believe it's the first move to developing a robot out of the "terminator" series. they also believe it could help deliver medicine in blood vessels. keep that away from me for now. >>> happening this weekend in bucks county hundreds of athletes will be in bensalem for the largest college fencing event in the world. students from more than 40 schools will participate in the college fencing national champship. the competition begins tomorrow. organizers say it gives the local economy a boost. >> all 1,000 participants have to eat. they will stay in our tellhotels. they have to visit our attractions. so it's a win/win for not just ben salem but all of bucks kansas county. >> thi

she provided a list among the names, rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, michelle obama. she heard back. dear sophia. the women you listed and drew make up an impressive group. and inmust say, you're pretty impressive, too. sincere sincerely, barack obama. what did she get? an invitation to the easter egg roll. >> hi david. i'm sophia. this is my brother, cole. >> i'm so proud of my sister. >> reporter: so fee ya still waiting. >> i really hope we can get a woman on the $20 bill. >> hoping to get a woman on the $20 bill. so fee ya with a bright idea for our $20 bills. in the meantime i'm david muir. thanks for watching here on a monday night. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- an executive assistant from los angeles, california... a restaurant owner from portland, oregon... and our returning champion -- a volunteer guardian ad litem, from manchester, new hampshire... whose 3-day cash winnings total...

eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman, rosa parks and wilma mankiller the female chief of the cherokee nation. the group said the vote for a top choice comes en the next few weeks. >>> well the leading water agency in california is laying the ground work for how the state will implement waterrestrictions the governor mandated last week. governor jerry brown wants an overall reduction of 25% but some cities are already restricting water use will likely not face the same degree of cutbacks to cities that have not been practicing voluntary water use reductions. >>> and speaking of accuracy the three degree guarantee. >> [laughter] >> the pressures on here. are you ready? >> i am ready, sir. >> so last night we went 75 for today remember this is the airport temperature at nationals so let's go to the graphics, so 75 was the forecasted high and the actual high, drum roll please 73 so plus two in the three degree, that goes the plus column correct. >> there you go. congratulations. >> thank you. pressure is on tomorrow. tomorrow is tricky i'll go 62 but don't dress for the 60s because temperatures

this school was supported by some of the great americans such as eleanor roosevelt, reinhold niebuhr, harry golden, and many others that i could name. secondly, the fact is that i never attended the school, as far as training goes. i was there about one hour back in 1957 or 1958. i went to deliver an address for the 25th anniversary of the highlander folk school. i got there about 15 minutes before i was to speak. i spoke about 45 minutes, and then i left immediately after my speech. i think that is a pretty short period to get any training. mr. wicker: dr. king, your movement has been distinguished for its non-violent approach but your people are under great pressures in many cases. how deeply do you fear the eruption of negro violence in pursuit of negro rights? dr. king: i feel that we will continue to have a nonviolent movement and we will continue to find the vast majority of negroes committed to non-violence, at least as the best tactical approach and from a pragmatic point of view, is the best strategy in dealing with the problem of racial injustice. realism impels me to admit

i would like to see eleanor roosevelt. brendan: eleanor roosevelt would be good. miller, thank you so much. matt: it was a pleasure joining you. tell tom keene to disappear more often. brendan: i have no comment on that. we discuss the repercussions of global warming next. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ olivia: good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." butts get you to the top headlines. we begin with greece. they are all paid up for now. next up for prime minister alexis tsipras, trying to persuade europe to unlock billions of dollars in aid. in south carolina, the white police officer charged with murder in the shooting of an unarmed black man has been fired. the video shows him firing eight shots at walter scott as scott attempted to flee. he is being held without bond. iran's president wants sanctions lifted after the nuclear deal is finalized or iran will not sign. the deal does not pinned down a timetable. president obama is condemning therapies aimed at converting gay and transgender young people. some religious and conservative groups back the p

among the names, rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, michelle obama. she heard back. "dear sophia -- the women you listed and drew make up an impressive group. and i must say, you're pretty impressive, too. sincerely -- barack obama." what did she get? an invitation to the easter egg roll. and reporting in today with her brother -- >> hi, david. i'm sophia. this is my brother, cole. >> i'm so proud of my sister. >> sophia, still waiting. >> i really hope we can get a woman on the $20 bill. >> hoping to get a woman on the $20 bill. sophia with a bright idea for our $20 bills. in the meantime, i'm david muir. thanks for watching here on a monday night. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> >>> tonight preparations for an april rain storm how much rain will fall and when it will hit. >> how much drought relief will we get from the storm? tonight, one aspect of the shortage that is hidden from view. >> a north bay woman claims her coach molested her and why she's reliving it, 30 years later. >> get ready for a last blast of winter. this is how on

the four finalists, eleanor roosevelt, rosa park so that brings us to the question of the day, would like to see a woman on the $20 bill, and if so who would it be? tweet me @gretchencarlson. i'm going to try to read your great comments coming up at the end of the show. introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards... extra interest on a savings account... preferred pricing on merrill edge online trades and more... across your banking and investing get used to getting more. that's the power of more rewarding connections. that's preferred rewards from bank of america. it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir® an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® comes in flextouch® the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which l

she is currently playing eleanor roosevelt in clinton the musical that has a new podcast called kill do good political comedy. >> good political comedy is smart. let's start with the fact that obama is a great comic. he has perfect timing and do you know what the thing is he's self-afacing. he doesn't say hey i'm teflon. he sort of using this as a way to say everything he needs to say in a funny way and when you're trying to get a point across the most palatable way to do that is through humor and i always say, you know i was on the road for years and years and these guy comics i mean dressed in sweat pants and, you know, the hair coming out of the ears, the girls are all over them because funny really trumps everything. meanwhile i had to get a ride home from someone. >> funny is good. and for me it is always my favorite moment of the year with this president because it's the moment when he mentions to us that he noticed all the bs. >> right exactly. >> and sometimes you're watching it because he's no drama obama and this president is very cool sometimes you think does he know -- an

the four women are eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks -- [indiscernible] the group women on 20 said the vote a tom choice will be head within the next few weeks. >> who would you go with? >> i just like the name of wilma. that's pretty good. they're all excellent candidates. >> coming up after the break, one family finds freedom [ inaudible ] >> first dates are becoming a casual affair. so what are the most popular places to have a first date? we'll let you know during the mcfly report coming up. >>> 6:46. time to see what cbs is covering. >> i want to congratulate you on two things. a duke alum mom for that and on the 15th anniversary of o magazine, editor there so congratulations. >> that is so nice, andrea. that game monday night, we are still talking about it. boy. >> i met you and sharply are. >> like the outcome. charlie is very happy, too. good morning you to, nick. good to see you, too. ahead we're in south carolina where a police officer is charged with murder after a traffic stop shooting was caught on camera. we'll talk about the case. plus, one man invests millions to open a muse

now they've come up with 15 women eleanor roosevelt, alice paul, and rosa parks who they think shouldce on our money. >> i have a susan b. anthony coin. >> yeah. sac ja wee ya gold dollar. >> there are two women currently on currency. this is a democratic move. >> i don't to want get andrew jackson off the 20. >> they're mad at him obviously for the trail of tears and also because they say one of the things he fought against was a federal currency. >> he didn't like the u.s. bank. >> i'm waiting for the answer. >> i don't know, you know i don't know if we should be politically correct with the money. if they do put a woman on, who would you want to see? >> well the four finalist -- >> who would you want to see? >> to me there are presidents on our dollars. okay. and two founding fathers. >> yes. >> so -- >> you don't care about this? >> no, i think that, you know -- i would like them to petition men or women ideas. i don't like it being a woman thing. >> specific woman that you want to see on the 20. >> no. >> i do. >> who? >> madonna. >> awesome. yes, she's so deserving of that honor

among the candidates eleanor roosevelt, rosa parks, harriet tubman and wilma mankiller.woman will write a letter to president obama urging him to put the win orner on the bill. >>> today waiting to be seen. nbc 10 with new analysis of how long military vets have to wait to get medical care. also, tuition turmoil, the new development that could save local college kids a bungle or more at the bank. >>> some potential good news for parents who may have children headed to college soon. the board that overseas the state-owned universities has endorsed a tuition freeze. governor tom wroflolf is pushing that. the board is refusing the right to back out of the deal if he doesn't return the $45 million increase he funded in the coming year. one member of the board that oversees tuition said quote, we don't want to raise tuition ever. sometimes circumstances require increases. a new report by the associated press shows wait times haven't improved much in veterans affairs clinics across the country. >> this after congress gave $16 billion to hire more doctors and open new facilitie

rosa pass,, eleanor roosevelt, tug man and roma man killer.is gaining steam, is this gaining people of your peers. >> this is huge on social media. i changed my profile picture and you can do a little picture of stuff to spread the word. half a million people have already voted and to cast your vote you can log onto women on 20s. org. we're tweeting our picture. you do the same. we always appreciate you, lauren. thank you. >> thanks for having me, bill. you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. just use hashtag, fox 29 weekend and hold up your 20. >> yes. welcome back. here's something else that i trending this morning. it's a prom proposal that has so many people talking. a texas teen and an entire high school is helping to fulfill one dying girl's wish. they helped to promote this proposal along with cheerleaders, the band and just about everybody else. the 15 year old is dying from cancer and she haven't whatted more than anything to go to the prom. freshman aren't usually allowed to attend the prom, but her school made a special exception in this

eleanor roosevelt was one of the contributors to the universal declaration of human rights. the wonderful constitution. the revive your constitution and rededicate yourselves international law. be a peace maker, not a war maker. >> women need to be involved in all aspects. >> do one good thing every day that everyone else is good to do. amy: wee willie but at that. leymah gbowee, mairead maguire and jody williams, thank you so much. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

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through an online movement they've picked their final four, rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman and wilma mankiller. jeanne shaheen said she heard about this and wanted to help. >> i think that this is long overdue. it is a great idea. i really applaud those people who have been working on it and we think we can help move it legislatively. >> shaheen introduced a measure that would task the treasury department with appointing a citizen group to make recommendations. jackson has been on the 20 for almost 90 years. >>> plans to transfer my 66 inside the beltway are hitting a roadblock. who is standing in the way of more tolls on your commute. >>> a virginia woman is getting a window into her father's life in world war ii. the gift she got from a total stranger. ♪ ♪ stop dreaming. it's time for the volkswagen stop dreaming start driving event. get a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus. hurry in, during the final days of the volkswagen stop dreaming start driving event and you can get 0% apr, plus a $1,000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. don't wait.offers end apri

a group called women on 20s already has its favorites, including rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman and others. >> we have a lot of symbols in our culture about what we value. and it would send that message that we value those contributions of women just as we value the contributions of men. >> the senator says the $20 bill is already long overdue for a redesign. >>> well people in texas and the plains are assessing the damage to their properties after severe weather. >> got a tornado coming. coming right at us. >> this is video of the tornado that hit near the town of bris brisco, texas, yesterday. eight tornadoes reported in the state, one each in oklahoma and kansas. but the main weather threat was from damaging winds and hail. >> about the size of golf balls. >> this was the hail that fell in brisco but the hail was reported in oklahoma and kansas the size of baseballs. no one was hurt, luckily, during the storms. severe weather's possible through the weekend from the southern plains to the southeast. >>> and more than 500 people in japan are suing the government over the

she provided names, rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, michelle obama. she heard back.ou are impressive too, sincerely barack obama. and reporting with her brother. >> this is my brother cole. >> i'm so proud of my sister. >> sofia waiting. >> i hope we can get a woman on the $20 bill. >> reporter: hoping to get a woman on the $20 bill. david muir, abc news, new york. >> i'm with her. 100% with her. never think of that and takes a child to point that out. >> a smart, savvy woman. the benjamin's on the 20. >> oh, well, talk about smart. savvy. >> look happy to be on the 20. wow. >> better the 20 than $1 bills. >> go ahead, reena. you see that? >> oh, boy. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> put her on a dollar bill, y'all. >> announcer: this is abc news "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. y'all. >> announcer: this is abc news >>> good morning i'm reena ninan. here are some stories we are following on "world news now." for the fifth time the blue devils are the national championship of men's college basketball. came from behind to beat

capitol hill a grass roots campaign called women on 20s already has its final four rosa parks eleanor roosevelt, harriet tubman and will la mankiller. jeanne shaheen introduced her bill to put a woman on paper currency. it would task the treasury department to appoint the citizen group to make recommendations. >> we have a lot of symbols in our culture about what we value, and it would send that message, that we value those contributions of women just as we value the contributions of men. >> the treasury secretary has the ultimate power to authorize a change in currency. jackson has been on the 20 since 1928. >>> apple is denying reports that its highly anticipated watch will be delayed if you want to buy it in store. a company spokesperson tells nbc news that the company previously announced it would be available next friday. but they say that that announcement did not specify how customers could get it. right now you can preorder the new watch online starting next friday, you'll be able to try it on in the store. but apple hasn't announced when you can actually buy them in person. >>> an inju

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next we have eleanor roosevelt i hope. [ laughter ] who said, "do what you feel in your heart to be rightwill be criticized anyway." [ laughter ] let's see the first draft. "do you baby girl, haters gonna hate." [ cheers and applause ] exactly. do what you want. be your own person. marry your cousin. show whatever graphic you want to show. [ laughter ] next we have a quote from confucius who said, "it does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop." and the first draft was, "it does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop unless you are walking in front of me. then speed up or i will strangle you with my crazy ass beard." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's what confucius said. i want to strangle confucius, because i hate how he starts every sentence with, "confucius say." just say it, confucius, we know it is you talking. you didn't have to confucius say every one of your sentences. finally we have oprah, who gives out quotes like they're cars. "if you look at what you have in life you will always have more. if you look at what you don't have in li