eleanor, stay with us. we talked about the bad news. let's see what we need to buy in this sort of environment. eleanor is the market strategists, giggling. speaking about the fed, there might be new members. selina wang has that stories -- that story and other first word news. president trump has announced his latest nominations to the fed board. he has named st. louis official christopher wallace as his next pick. he was professor of economics at notre dame university. the u.s.picking directed of executor of european bank for reconstruction and development. imf boss christine lagarde is set to become the first woman to leave -- lead the european central bank after seceding mario draghi. eu leaders have also nominated the german defense minister to become the european commission's next measure that -- that president. she will be the first woman to hold the post in more than 50 years. the subsidy dispute before airbus and boeing has poured the u.s. to add more products to tear of targets. washington has identified $4 billion of eu goods

eleanor patterson barber. some refer to her as mother barber. -- she was born in indianapolis, indiana, on november 13, 1933. a graduate of the historic christmas attics high school, she trained as a concert pianist and graduated in indianapolis. she met her husband, the reverend william jay barber i, a educator, activist with deep roots in eastern north carolina. with a strong passion and conviction for justice and quality, the barber couple relocated to eastern north carolina to play an essential role in the integration of the county schools. though it had been 12 years since the brown decision, many southern schools remained fully separated by race. while the decision to move southward from a northern metropolitan city meant their only son at the time, william jay barber ii, would enter kindergarten at a segregated school, they believed this sacrifice would nonetheless serve the greater good for their family. washington county and the state. her little boy, william, some refer to him as billy, is now intern

eleanor roosevelt also sought and appointment to be referred to her ?angt. with the vast majority of the civilians who were following the case sprouterring supporting women the chief attorney marshal considered its potential in taking on segregation in the military. fort evans case hit a nerve when court-martial black personnel claiming racial discrimination were as routine as they were out ignored outside of aron american communities, this one stood out. between defendants who were both black and female, the case laid open fresh and thorny context to discuss three of the most contentious issues of the war women in the military. racial segregation and war for democracy and in the investigation of the strike the army holy denied the discrimination at fort evans. but just didn't happen. the fact that 75% of black wac worked as orderlies compared to just 12% of white wac would suggest to us otherwise. but not -- not too many white personnel in 1940s. they pointed to poor army test scoreses is as kirchls did not qualify for skilled assignments. officers also des

because she said eventually eleanor roosevelt intervened and they were able to have their band. she used the gi bill to get her ph.d.. she taught at howard, she was a senior fellow at howard. as well as various schools here on the east coast. she's the author of four books. just an extraordinary woman, and i can see her. she's passed away now, but i can see her after we had dedicated and had programs here, walking up from the metro. i would say, dr. putney, let me come get you. no, i can walk she said. walking up to be part of the ceremony at the women's memorial. >> i know i made a contribution to the women's army corps, but both in the short run and the long run i also realized that i learned a lot. it was a tremendous learning experience in the army. if they profited from my service, i really profited from having served. >> family members can register a family member or friends online, at womensmemorial.org. click on register. doesn't cost you anything, but we're always very happy for donations. or we have forms that can be sent or downloaded for people to register. the regis

led by first lady eleanor roosevelt, secretary of labor francis perkins, the first woman to serve in the cabinet, and molly deucen. a women's level influenced the social welfare policies of the new deal, especially in the works progress administration and the social security administration. women also took on larger roles in the revitalized democratic party. even though the results were far from achieving gender parity, women's interests might have been overlooked if not completely forgotten without the effective mobilization of the women's network. so the new deal, i think, truly was a breakthrough for women in public life. now, many of these women were firsts in -- whose appointments were widely reported in the press, but unfortunately it proved difficult to institution allize their progress. women found many fewer opportunities during wartime in the 1940s than they had in the depression of the 1930s. and reminding those in positions of power that women could serve with distinction at the very highest levels of politics and government remained an uphill battle. it still remains one

eleanor roosevelt. and in fact, a very large part of the stories about the relationship between the two. the complicated relationship. the relationship involved ulcers of things besides and in addition to the, one that was fascinating, but one again i don't think you could make this a. and biscuits to the heart of the difference between novels and nonfiction. and here i will throw in the category of movies. movies that are documentary. and that is precisely this, that the whole idea of of a novel is to pull the world together in a way that makes sense, in a way that has a particular story, that has a form. novels are just any old thing written down on the page. novels have carried varies. they typically have a protagonist. novels have conflict. there's usually an offending article conflict and the trauma and here's the critical thing. novels, like most movies, have a resolution of the con click. at the end of the book come at the end of the two-hour set the movie, you know how it turned out. now, nearly

s delegate to congress, eleanor holmes norton, heard their imlpssioned pleas for he and understanding. news 4's jackie bensen with that story. new tonight. >> we as the community, we've got to do something. >> reporter: transgender activists flank d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton as she r asks to heatheir stories and their ideas for solutions to the violence that claimed the lives of ashanti carmen, rc, in and zoe spears, just 23, in june. both murders remain unsolved. >> those who have been a statistic of brutal violence and death are generally forgotten, then put in a cold file. >> reporter: the national center for transgender equality tevealed the results of a rec survey of d.c.'s trans residents. one in four have lost a job for being transgender. one in four reports being harassed on the job, forced to use a bathroom or wear a uniform that did not match their preferred gender. one in three avoid seeking medical care for fear of being harassed or rejected.ne advisorhborhood commissioner mark silverstein grew emotional as he described the results of a letter sent one week after z

eleanor roosevelt had a friend idea. the dynamics between eleanor and fdr are one of the things i explore in this book. she talked about being swept away from the traditional defense of civil liberties. are we going to keep our heads she asked at about the same time her husband is warning of the threat posed not by all refugees but by some. so what is happening in the united dates when these families that i focus on arrive in france and start trying to apply for american visas, or to continue their request for american visas. their experience is summed up by an american relief worker who was in marseille at the time trying to rescue endangered cultural figures. he saw what was happening in the consulate, not just the u.s. consulate, here is a photograph from the holocaust archives of the crowd of visa seekers outside the u.s. consulate in 1941. it was written that the rigmarole is inhuman. it is almost killing the refugees. they have to wait for recorders and lines over and over again until their shriveled and shrunk by

eleanor roosevelt. i mean, just the fact that it's a very short list of women who played a large role in american public life on whom i can hang a tale of four or five decades of american history. women have had, of course, their roles in private life, but it's in the nature of private life that it usually doesn't survive in historical record. why did people start saving the letters of eleanor roosevelt? because she was important. do your correspondents save your letters that you write to them? and then do they deposit them in the local historical society? [laughter] well, maybe. and if they do, you will become -- i use my words advisedly here -- you will be become, literally, immortal. you'll become immortal in letters because future historians will find those letters and say, ah. so that's what life was like at the beginning of the 21st century. but anyway, so i wanted to write about women. after all, women have been half the population, and women have been a very large part of what happened even if i

eleanor parkinson reports. what are you up to? daydreaming.o... oh, and did i mention the romance? and the drama is notjust confined to cornwall because behind me are a group from virginia in america and they are part of a growing band of global fans of poldark. the american fans are on a tour of just some of the locations that provided the tv series with its stunning backdrop and they haven't been left disappointed. i knew it would be beautiful but, honestly, it's breathtaking. every time you turn a corner, it's so lovely. you're very fortunate. i've always done a lot of reading about england and cornwall was a place that captured my imagination when i was just a young girl and so, being able to see that visually was just tremendous. i love it. ijust love it. and now you are here, is up to expectations? she sighs. i think itjust surpasses expectations. it is just staggeringly beautiful. the history... i knew nothing about this area. i love the fact that poldark himself, ross poldark, is pulling for the common man, even though he is an aristoc

simpson knew who these women were. , president roosevelt knew who these women wear, so did his wife eleanor. the naacp, the godmother of the wac, they had their attention and it did make a difference. even though these women returned back to their duties, now their grievances were heard. it didn't change a lot for them automatically, but it really made a difference for other black women also being transferred to other posts. one case in particular, gardner hospital where during this case and after the case, there's a lot of memorandums between the government and the war department and the gardner hospital in chicago to make sure we have a lot of women of different ranks and different skills and that worked out much better for them than it did for these women here. >> sandra bolzenius, thank you for talking with us. >> next on "the presidency." jonathan pliska talks about the white house grounds and gardens in this program from a daylong symposium hosted by the white house historical association in washington, d.c.. he is an author of "a garden for the president: a history of the white house

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eleanor, do you want to quarry bank. coming from across the world to see how good we are at garden design, the type of things we do around gardens, not just design, the type of things we do around gardens, notjust the gardening itself but the product side of it. we know we are so good at this and we could do so much more. i know the insects like it. there were a couple crawling on you. they clearly like having you here. thank you very much your time this morning. they appreciate that. that is it from me for now. i will show you more of the gardens. fantastic views. it is beautiful. it is really lovely. thank you very much. that is a proper greenhouse. a serious greenhouse. still to come on breakfast, england‘s netballers claimed bronze at the netball world cup yesterday — we‘ll be joined on the sofa by some of the team and their departing coach, tracey neville. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. good morning. i‘m asad ahmad. london university students occupying deptford town hall in a protest ag

mayor muriel bowser and eleanor. welcome to both of you. >> mad am mayor, first of all, what is the logistical chal ek or the district? >> well for us and the congresswoman and i both are proud to be the seat of the federal government and the 700,000 wag that support federal events each other all year long. and we also celebrate the nation's 4th of july celebration. so for us, changes to the way the events have traditionally happened mean our police force has to change. we have to communicate to the thousands of people who come down to the national mall each and every year how to be safe. those are the basic logistics. we have the added element of the air show and its impacts on air travel to washington that we had the park service confirm earlier in the week. so those are a number of the things that we're worried about. it's going to be a hot day. we could have some tough weather. and so the message that we're sending everyone is to plan ahead and be safe. >> and one of the things that the president tweeted today wa

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my different if yon and i stand by you mean we're going to start a am saying do have to eleanor was on. top of that you're going to. if a boy of them all money you could get in the world with them and the whole debacle in the us said by i'm confident in my. ability of the let most of. them starve you also cough to start your own antibiotic that's a whole not hold my maturity and the focus on those of this female mind leaving i mean you know but i despise this because this yes the modern do we want to call them it didn't cause enough to bind their fares them that i saw by me. was when. they lost i can go. but your business fina. and gonna i was everybody is a fine of one of the mothers. and you were caught in the day and he was crying so i feel for him and any damn i see him with about this issue. about me was for me. something that's right again how i got i don't know how to with me. i still say it's almost a by have their window. this is a lot of stunned the team we're going to win tonight and it'll believe and be on it was that i've been in a lot of this and in the bad lot of that by

eleanor and others have their own recommendations. you will find there is some overlap. but i think what we try to get at is let's get to solutions. first and foremost, i think the most immediate thing that can be done, which ashley mentioned, is we haven't had the type of intergovernmental coordination among the agencies to address this. you have cbp .2 ice and ice dancing with capacity or hhs think we have that and bp says you don't have beds. if this were a hurricane or a flood or an earthquake, we would have a major massive whole of government response with a single battle coordinator who can coordinate with all of the federal agency. you doing this and you are doing this and you are responsible for this. i was state and local entities because we are seeing and hearing from the localities where this is happening that they're being inundated, the ngos, the government is not accepting assistance for medical care or anything else like that. in part a question whether you have the authority to do so. we've been talked about the of an immigration fema. why are we not doin

gant eleanor holmes norton, are worried about the the tanks may put on d.c. rain streets. >> i'm incredibly disturbed that hee president owes the nation's capital, t district of columbia, over $7 million for the inauguration and hasn't put a penny down o that. >> the d.c. council said tanksu b no tanks. open the news4 washington app for more on the concerns for the celebration. >>> push for d.c. statehood, norton is hosting a forum in the northwest. people will be ableo ask questions what it means for them. >>> we have fallout of two sexual assault leveled against justin fairfax of virginia. after thea accusations c out n february he took a leave of absence. the firm said it investigated and found no evidence of wrongdoing. fairfla says he to focus his attention on the peopl of virginia. >>> former skins super bowl mvp quarterback mark ripen has been arrested for domestic violence. that is according to the nbc affiliate for spokane, washington, which rep he was arrested for hitting his wife in the stomach over the weekend. during a court appearance on monday,

this is eleanor walton, 19 years old, great britain.s suit at the races. she realized it was an open bar so she went and got all this red wine and she and her girlfriend went into the bathroom -- i think this is a weird and disgusting, the story, by the way. they soaked her clothes in the sink and then she went back out wearing an outfit that she claims people said "wow, that's a really cool outfit." it had to have been still wet, had to completely smell like wine and also had to of been sort of changing all the time, the pattern. >> she's using a handicap bathroom, did you notice that? >> yeah, that's the real story, greg. always on the lookout for injustice. >> very weird. very weird. >> we will put this up, it is a picture from over the weekend, my boyfriend and i were in berlin. >> which one is her boyfriend? >> all of them. for single one. >> the one next to me. yes, all of them. rick from being on fox. over in germany for over a year now and that's us on the ronald reagan terrace, which is amazing. you can hear ronald reagan's voi

delegate eleanor holmes norton introduced a bill toes pve sites in d.c., maryland, and virginia.e playing out high above our studios. today we replaced the o antenna our building today. this is quite a sight because it took an entire helicopter to be able to do that. there were a lot of folks outside cafhing a glimpse o this on this beautiful day that we had today. so starting august 2nd, news4 and zy tv are moving to a new frequency. if you watch us using a tv anyo teniaare going to need to rescan your television or you're got going to lose the signals. if you tch us oncable, satellite or digital, you don't need to rescan. pretty cool stuff out there. >>> what a beautiful saturday it was, and we needed to dry out h after tis soggy week we just had l it seemske everybody was out doing something outside today. >> heabsolutely, as t should be. tomorrow i think we can get another repeaterformance. absolutely gorgeous weather ine storfor your sunday. a little bit -- it's like little slight tweaks you will notice. the humidity does nudge up a biin. low 80s washington. d.c. right now t

misspoke i didn't mean it in that fashion let me correct it but in fact he said the exact opposite eleanor thank you thank you federal prosecutors say they won't be charging the new york policeman involved in the chokehold death of a black american eric garners family say they are dismayed by the decision policeman daniel plan to layer arrested garner for selling cigarettes in a street in ny and garners last words i can't breathe were a rallying call for the black lives matter movement and provoked outrage about police using excessive force after an exhaustive investigation with department of justice has reached the conclusion that insufficient evidence exists to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the police officers who arrested eric garner in staten island on july 17th of 2014 acted in violation of the federal criminal civil rights act consequently the investigation into this incident has been closed. live now to new york correspondent kristen salumi kristen what else can you tell us. well within hours of the justice department announcing that they would not pursue federal charges agai

. >> eleanor, you wanted to disagree with something. >> yeah, the roy cohn image always comes up when you think of donald trump. but it's a good thing that a light is going to be shined on this report that says if we could have exonerated the president from wrongdoing we would have done so and we didn't. mr. barr in a burst of candor recently said he was puzzled why mueller didn't bring a charge of criminal behavior. he understood why he couldn't indict him but why didn't he make a judgment about criminal behavior. that was pretty amazing coming out of barr's mouth. now, if somehow we can get or we could get democrats can get mueller to acknowledge that this is criminal behavior, perhaps going through those ten instances one by one and asking him what they mean, i mean, i think that's a service to the republic. >> the first question i would ask is mr. mueller, tell the american people what trump said when he learned you were investigating him, what he said was oh, my god, there is terrible. my presidency is over. i'm screwed. except he didn't say screwed. >> do it for the culture and

delegate eleanor onlmes nort tomorrow on the "today" show. no matter where you plan to supporthe fourth, we're working for you. the nbc app has information for you. we're going to fill you in on the biggest fireworks shows acro the dmv. >>> of course we're looking ahead to the holiday at the end of the week, but it's the hot weather making a return much ne soo >> our luck ran out on umm doug ca is here with the warnings for tomorrow. >> we told you last week that today wou be the one day saw a break from the heat wave. we saw it six days prior. yesterday 92, saturday 96, now another heat wave beginning during the day tomorrow. when you step out the front dor, still beautiful conditions at 7:00 a.m. many areas will be in the 60s stepping out the front door in the suburbs. but in the city, 70 degrees. 8:00 a.m. looking good, 9:00 a.m. up to 79. we're already starting to warm here. heat returns tomorrow. yes, we're going to be back into the 90s. humidity won't be that bad. we will talk about that. tracking more storms isek and some could be for

congressman eleanor holmes norton were among those who marched in the parade. >> over in kensington, maryland, here was good old-fashioned parade. no big floats here. just kids on bikes and babies and strollers with their pents walking through the neighborhood streets there. people of all ages have been participating in this parade for 24 years. organizersay about thousand people showed up. nice turnout there. >> really nice. all of those cute red,te wh ittle ue outfits on the one won't fit next year. you have to buy all new. that's what happens. i'm thinking like a parent. >> you couldlso say it was a big fourth of july for the washington nationals. >> fans wereth rocking red, white, and blue as d.c. dominated the miami marlins yesterday and nats won the game 5-2 and officially sweeping the series and since late may, nats have the best record in baseball over that span. d.c. is currently in second place in their division and back at home tonight against the kansas city royals. >> pretty nice run here. good for them. >>> still ahead this morning, d.c.'s police chief expressing concer

yesterday activists met with eleanor holmes norton and described their fear. ashanti carmon was killed in prince georges county back many march. lastnt mo zoe spheres was killed in the same area. mark silverstine spoke at yesterday's forum on lgbtq violence. >> it wasn't that longth ago i would have said i really don't have much in common with zoe spears, but now i realize i have everything in common with her and so does everyone in this room. >> members of theanc rainbow caucus employed city officials to address critical housing a employment problems that lead many of d.c. trans gender women to sex work. >>> now t the surprising turn. leaders voted to abruptly end the session leaving gun right supporters happy and gun control activists vowing for revenge at the polls. this was the scene outside of the capitol in richmond. eeople on both sides of the gun debate demandd to have their voices heard. inside before any action could ol taken, leaders in the republican-contrd house and senate voted to end the session just after 90 minutes. gop leaders say more time i

one of them went on tour with eleanor roosevelt during the war to raise money.was a war bond tour. that is the female contribution, soviet contribution to world war ii. >> how do you do this portrayal? >> it is something that isn't on a lot. it's a story that hasn't been told. craig and i enjoy doing things that are little bit different. people seem to respond very well to it. these events are always well attended. to me, it's an interesting story, and it's something that doesn't get told a lot. >> what kind of questions do you get from the public? sheryl: a lot of, oh, i didn't know that. quite honestly. i'll tell you something, conversely, i learn something every time i do this. i learned from the people who come. i learned from my partner. we get a lot of questions about spam, actually. craig: the spam represents on our table the fact that we, of course, were an ally, the united states and britain. it represents lend lease. everything from spam to tanks or locomotives. the interesting thing about the spam -- we also like to add a little humor to our presentat

>>that's from the town of chester in plumas county up at lake eleanor tested, positive for the fungus. the fungus causes a disease known as white nose syndrome in bats which as killed millions of bats across the country. the fungus was first detected 13 years ago in new york and has since spread to 38 states. so far no known bats in california is contracted the disease. but officials say unfortunately that's likely to change soon. we need betsy. so they're good for us, let's get a check of the weather around the bay area this friday. >>time now for the 4 zone forecast with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow yeah, a big difference in temperatures around the bay area tomorrow. i think you see a lot of sunshine. >>even near the coastline, but for the beaches, maybe 30 degrees cooler than some of the spots him and so we'll see a wide range of temperatures around the bay area tomorrow, the startup weekend little hazy out there over the bay right now couple patches of fog out toward the coastline. computer models picking up on some of that fog will kind of fill in toward the coast over

eleanor roosevelt was a great advocate of women serving in the military. so these are the women in the four components who stepped up to be the leaders of each of the women's components. >> the women's army corps performs a full military part in this war. >> general's marshall and eisenhower partnered with with congresswoman from massachusetts and maine in putting forward legislation that gave women a permanent place in the military. so we didn't have to start all over again with what uniformed, where are these people going to serve. but we'd have a core of qualified women. that was called the women's armed services integration act which was passed in 1948. women could only be 2% of the force. they could not achieve a grade higher than lieutenant colonel or commander in the navy. you could see women just wanted to serve. also some critical points in that legislation, women couldn't serve on combat ships or aircraft. and there were other pieces in the legislation that dealt with pregnancy, marriage, benefits, all kinds of things that prohibited women's serv

analyzing this so i certainly agree hold the hope for him the story for his 2 nights in washington eleanor as always thank you. well tonight concerns yet again about the health of german chancellor angela merkel for a 3rd time in less than a month was seen today suffering from a shaking spell and today it was during an outside reception with military honors for the finnish prime minister chancellor merkel standing with clenched sis apparently trying to control the trim would see it right there. americal attended the press conference as planned about an hour were after that video was made and she told journalists that her health is no cause for concern. time fine i said recently that i've been dealing with this since the last military honors with presidents and. this is obviously not completed but i've made progress and i would have to live with this for a while but i feel very good and there's no need to worry about me. and we need to say that the media here in germany they've largely refrained from speculating about merkel's medical condition if she has one but after this 3rd bout of shak

eleanor says it took four more glasses to create that look.ision. i didn't make that one up. well done. [ applause ] that's "pop news." >> not a pour decision. lifted our spirits. thank you, lara. >>> we have our "gma" cover story now. the new way the fda is trying to put a stop to the vaping epidemic. 3.6 million teens are smoking e-cigarettes. now the fda has launched a new series of psas to try to explain the dangers in a way teens will understand. janai norman has more. >> if you vape you're more likely to start smoking cigarettes. >> reporter: this morning the fda is trying to turn the tide on teen vaping. >> some people think that vaping is no big deal but that is just an illusion. >> reporter: with new ads called the real cost youth e-cigarette prevention campaign. the message is part of an ongoing effort to reach nearly 10.7 million at risk youth through tv, social media and in-school ads across the nation. the goal, to keep teens ages 12 to 19 from using e-cigs. >> i don't want to try this. >> reporter: even prevent them from starting

d delegate eleanor holmes says those tanks could cause a lot of problems. >> we're concerned that the tanks could further set us back on work we have ainfully done on the mall. >> now, there will be much more to d.c.'s independence dayra celebon than tanks and military flyovers. there will also be fireworks and music. preparations are under way for thatortion of the party. >> and when ever there is a big event in town, you can count on extra security, that means road closures. here is a look at some of those. if your family is planning to head to the mall tomorrw, your best betill be public transportation. trying to drive on the fourth of july even at an early hour is nuts. >> already roads closed around the capital. be ready. os there will be transportation issues beyond th on the roads too. air travel is being impacted by the celebrations on the mall. >> this is unmushl transportation report tuss talked to a local man who was out of tn and now worried about getting home. f> reporter: the flyoversand the eworks shutting down the flights at reagan national airport between 6:15 and 7:4

. >> eleanor walton was enjoying a day at the races when someone spilled red wine on her white jumpsuit it ruin her day. >> no, she did not. instead she used more red wine to create a new look. she says it took about four glasses of red wine to produce the tie-dye effect. her tweet of the before and after outfit has been liked 400,000 times. >> four glasses for the outfit, probably more than that to rock it. ...that's steroid-free. it works both at and below the skin's surface... ...blocking overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. wanna save on eucrisa? eligible patients may pay as little as $10 per prescription. ask you doctor about steroid-free eucrisa. ocean spray farmers harvest we save every drop of rain. study every bite of frost. because the good things we do today can help harvest a better tomorrow. ocean spray. harvest goodness. (avo) the russels travel to a different swim meet every saturday. but now

delegate eleanor holmes norton. ms.rton: today's hearing on school bus safety is a timely hearing with children out of to see what needs to be done to keep them safe. i am interested in keeping them safe not only on school buses and as they get on and off school buses, but i am interested in keeping them safe in the streets as they go to school. it is true that school

eleanor adopted ray brown jr while she was married to bassist ray brown. when the marriage ended in 1953 she raised their son alone though she. remained a lifelong friend. was. her singing was in escape from anything that was not good in her life you know and you can tell that her escape was and her desire obviously was to find pure joy because that's what you hear in in her sound that was her that was her heir that was her water that was she loves she lived and loved to sing . in the late 19th sixty's and early seventy's fitzgerald increasingly performed a contemporary soul or pop songs including ones with a political message. offstage she took a political stance in her own way singing at president john f. kennedy's inauguration and supporting robert kennedy's campaign in 1968. following the assassination of dr martin luther king jr in april 19th 68 ella fitzgerald composed the song it's up to me and do you. think. that. if there's. anything so my kids would like to do a no number. and so one of my favorites. but. i'm going to sort of sneak over here was

forces have carried out several air raids on tripoli in recent days after losing the town of nearby eleanor head the area before the area has. probably. but this is a very. densely populated area. the violence has worsened the suffering in migrant attention centers some close to the front lines which housed those pushed back by the european funded libyan coast guard the un's describe the conditions in the same as appalling with little food and water repeatedly calling for them to be closed it's condemn tuesday's attack saying civilians should never be targeted brian al jazeera. all right our diplomatic editor james maes joins us here on set at al-jazeera world headquarters good to have you back with us in the studio for a change james any indication of who did this well we know who the internationally backed u.n. backed governments did it and that is general huffed are certainly it would make some sense because he's been on the back foot since he last gary on last week he has an air force although it's pretty obsolete and pretty small he has in the past been backed in these air operations b

eleanor hall so and this is. i. will the. syllabus a lot of the mud. i reach new bucket of gold is sell it. first ali baba makes its clients rich and then it helps them to get rich. this is ali baba's anonymous global headquarters it could be anywhere in the world . ali baba connects manufacturers and merchants from china with the rest of the world . it has changed people's lives it is revolutionized how china trades with the west. the brains behind it is jack ma 13 years ago. he explained his plans for a new internet trading company to his friends today everyone in this photograph is a billionaire. think of it were child church e.g. child attendance chest that's where she was that it's over not too well that's good enough. to just get the labor it. wanted it got the. ali baba is huge an international internet trading company bigger than e.-bay and amazon combined. the chinese businesses it's a gateway to the world. worth it. anybody's book is on you cause up at the end that was that they added that i'm going to miss you and. that it is done while a co

. >>> today, congresswoman eleanor holmes norton is hostg a public forum at the metropolitan ame church in npethwest. ople will have a chance to discuss the idea and ask questions about it, what it mean for them. >>> we have new detail this b morning aout the fallout from those sexual assault allegations leveled against virginia t lieutenanvernor justin fairfax. we have learned he left his job at a law firm. "the washington post" after the taccusations came ou in february said he took a leave of sence. the firm said it investigated and found novidence of wrongdoing. fairfax says he plans to ocus his attention on the people of virginiarm >>> foer skins super bowl mvp quarterback mark rypien has beee arres for domestic violence. the nbc affiliate in spokane, washington, reports rypien was arrestedoritting his wife in the stomach over the weekend. during a court appearance on monday, rypien said t two wer having an argument. he has pled not guilty. rypien played for the skins seven seasons. since retiring he has en open about his struggles with depression. >>> meanwhile, a local man whose

delegate eleanor holmes norton are worried about the cost of the event and the strain the tanks may put on d.c. streets. >> i'm incredibly disturbed that the president owes the nation's capital, the district of columbia, over $7 million for the inauguration and hasn't put a penny down on that. >> d.c. councilmembers are concerned. the council tweeted, quote. news4 justin finch will join us live on the national mall with more details in a few minutes. >>> we also have new details this morning about the faout from those sexual assault allegations against virginia lieutenant governorustin fairfax. we learned that he has left his job at a law firm. "the washington post" reports that after the accusations came out in february, he took a leave of absence. the firm says it investigated and found no evidence of wrongdoing but fairfaxays he plans to focus his attention on the people of virginia. >>> fmer skins super bowl mvp quarterback mark rypire has been ined for domestic violence. the nbc affiliate spokane, washington, reports rypien was arrested for hitting his wife in the stomach over the

she's 89-year-old eleanor moore.she wants to become the oldest person to ever climb the tallest mountain in africa. she says she loves hiking and wants to inspire adults and children to find their passion in life. >>> what i say to older people is choose what you really want to do and don't let anything stop you. you want to keep yourself fit however you want to do that and to do what you want to do. >>> this will be your second time climbing mount kilimanjaro. she was only 85. she begins her six-day trip of the mountain a week from this friday and says it only takes about three days to climb back down. >>> a number of new laws go into effect today. one you will be paying more at the pump. a look at how much more we will pay when we fill up. >>> after months of billion- dollar repairs, san francisco salesforce transit center is partially reopening today. we live in san francisco until about the plant and way to get it fully operational again. >>> from ktvu fox2, this is mornings on 2. >>> we are about to mayor, july

guinette was investigated at the direction of eleanor roosevelt. eni can did, too. barack obama. the f.b.i., department of justice went after the "new york times." james rosen of this network. went after 20 reporters of the "associated press." barack obama. donald trump hasn't done any of these things. to call him the greatest threat to the press is an absolute outrage. >> sean: this is just a primer. this is all in this book. history is phenomenal. they even bring up presidential elections charges of bigamy and dueling. you show this history and it's fascinating to see how it has evolved. but i want to bring it to current day. i do believe the president's branding of fake news will forever be tattooed on their foreheads because of how low they have sunk. the book is phenomenal. "unfreedom of the press." we continue with the great one, mark levin. when we come back we'll discuss the media unhinged obsession with the russian probe as their we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail

. >>> here is what you need to understand, it is not about getting eleanor to like you, it is about gettinger to respect you. right now she thinks you are undeserving, clueless, gold digging, trashy unrefining banana. >> that's actor, comedian, rapper, awkwafina in a scene in "crazy rich asians" which made nearly a quarter of a billion dollars at the box office. awkwafina has been on quite a ride over the last year or so. in addition to the high energy comedy, she starred last summer in "ocean's eight" alongside with sandra bullock and rihanna. she has a busy movie-line up including her latest. awkwafina and i got together this week here in new york for a sunday sit-down. >> first thing first, we just met. >> yes. >> what do i call you? >> do i call you awkwafina or how does this work? >> it is really based on how you feel. >> really? >> some people will call me nora, i will call you willie. >> she created her stage name and alter ego, awkwafina in high school as a way to build confidence. that strategy seem to have worked. >> do i look at the camera the whole time. >> she attended laguardi

what delighted me was in the 1940's, eleanor roosevelt turned one of the entire flowerbeds at the feeling started -- beatrix farrand garden into a victory garden. i will admit it. i had a victory garden. i will really admit my age now. how many people remember or even know what a victory garden is? [laughter] >> actually, you know, my mother cut the background in half. -- backyard in half. i was happy on my garden tour day because i have not seen a full picture of michelle obama's vegetable garden. i do not know what i was expecting. i was thrilled to see the beautiful rows. she made the victory garden for the little girl living in the white house, the daughter of the presidential advisor, harry hopkins, who was so close to the president he actually lived in the white house so she did it for that. , during the roosevelt administration, they built a new addition to the east wing which has the offices for the therefore, wife and the garden became a construction site. during the truman administration, they had to redo the entire in your here. it remained a construction site during those two

this is what congresswoman eleanor holmes norton hady to sa earlier t'today. >> the one holiday where everybody comes together and doesn'tlo even at how you define what your political party, is so he's already by the way in hi he has taken hold of this event made it into a political event. >> reporter: now we are told that the tanks will be somewhere in the vicinif the lincoln memorial. >> hear what the w think,ther or not the president has gone too far or if he is striking the right tone by bringing in these military vehicles as part of his salute to america. back to you. >> going to be quite a show. >> thanks, cory. >> now to the weather. >> all this pomp and pageantry planned on thursday and, doug, you're looking at an iffyas for that night and also out there right now. tell us what you're seeing. >> the storms coming through parts ont loudoun c and frederick county and no severe thunderstormarning. not expecting anything really, but i wouldn't be surprised if one of these did in fact become on the stronger side. excuse me. show you what we're dealing with. those showers are making

congressman eleanor holmes norton were among those who marched in the parade. >> over in kensington, maryland, there was good old-fashioned parade. no big floats here. just kids on bikes and babies and strollers with theirinparens walkg through the neighborhood streets there. people of all ages have been participating in this parade for 24 years. organizers say about a thousand people showed up. >> everybody getst into i in kensington. >>> this saturday alt right io demonstratn will take place at freedom plaza and d.c. police chief is worrd abousafe. ie >>> a new study from the university of rochester, new york says exercise help chemotherapy patients deal with emotional stress. researchers tracked a group of seniors and found most patients who exercised reported improvements in both mood and anxiety levels. di >> the best mene for menstrual pain might be walking on a treadmill. new research from the uk shows women who did regular treadmill exercisftwere in less pain a just four weeks. after seven months, they felt , gnificant better. >>> these daysu can get almost anything delivered