evelyn kept something. even though there are few copies of this book, it is the original print source for many of the rumors about harding and the only print source before 1964 that mentions the affair with carrie phillips. the first part of the display is devoted to carrie fulton phillips. many publish sources claim that harding had multiple affairs, there is only one verified relationship, the 15-year relationship with phillips. a lengthy and complicated affair. the items displayed are part of a gift from the great-grandsons of phillips or documents found at the national archives. we have good photographs of carrie phillips and her daughter. also from that collection is a set of letters from harding to her husband demonstrating the relationship between the two families. the 1964 personal account written by carrie's daughter describes a difficult relationship with her mother and her shock upon learning in 1964 of her mother's affair in -- harding. they lived in germany from 1911-1914. she had a pro-german

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. >> evelyn miller is not here any public comment supporting the dr requester project sponsor. >> you have to come to the podium to speak. >> i'm the trustee for ella campbell we have a list of all the neighbors that has that are in support of the permit and basically, we're trying to do is sell the building most of the hearings live in germany and also in the neighborhood for 40 years i've lived in the neighborhood almost 50 years i've been looking after here all those years and she made me trustee in ore will the bottom line we're going to sell the building as a legal two unit building and this is the building in the back sort of mud he lives that picture whatever happens after the building gets sold t is up to the new owner if they want to go with the city and made it into an illegal unit basically, we're moving the refrigerator and the stove incorporating it into the lower unit a leadership, a dining room a kitchen and bathroom the woman that lived there lived in the dining room the electricity and water come to the lower cottage we don't know when this was done so. >> okay. thank

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. >> she passes an alternative vintage bookstore that my character, evelyn and i come to realize. >>don't think what you're experiencing is a ghost. >> one eerie factor that keeps resonating is this doll and how the doll just didn't move and that really -- why was that like a choice for you to have that as a force, almost? >> well, i think it's more psychological if she doesn't move. i don't mean this in a bad way, but this isn't a chucky movie. >> it isn't a killer doll movie. >> it's creepy seeing that thing sitting there. >> the biggest thing for the doll to do to provoke a response is turn a head or you think it turned a head and you think it's looking at you as opposed to chasing you with a knife. it's not that kind of movie. >> sometimes demons attach themselves. >> there's a lot of the truth that actually really happened that it comes out in the movie. for you as actors, what type of research did you do? did that freak you out a little bit? >> there was a lot of research into the warrens and the case files. also the things that were happening socially in america at the time, t

and that famous pink ribbon, created in part by evelyn lauder. think it was your mother -- >> yes. >> there wouldn't be aning ribbon would your mother. >> that's right. >> we think of the pink ribbon, the pink empire state building. we think of our friends and colleagues. we champion them all in their brave and powerful fight. and we began with "gma" this morning and we leave you tonight with this. the empire state building in pink for all of new york and the country to see. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an archivist from raleigh, north carolina... a graduate student originally from huntington woods, michigan... and our returning champion, a professor from bethlehem, pennsylvania...

and that famous pink ribbon, created in part by evelyn lauder. think it was your mother -- >> yes. >> there wouldn't be aning ribbon would your mother. >> that's right. >> we think of the pink ribbon, the pink empire state building. we think of our friends and colleagues. we champion them all in their brave and powerful fight. and we began with "gma" this morning and we leave you tonight with this. the empire state building in pink for all of new york and the country to see. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. hi. w you doing? nice of you to show up.

and that famous pink ribbon, created in part by evelyn lauder. think it was your mother -- >> yes. >> reporter: there wouldn't be a pink ribbon had it not been for your mother. >> that's right. >> reporter: as we go pink tonight, we think of the pink ribbon. the pink empire state building. we think of our friends and colleagues. we champion them all in their brave and powerful fight. and we began with "gma" this morning and we leave you tonight with this. the empire state building in pink for all of new york and the country to see. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight a campaign to free an east bay arson suspect. how could he have done it if he was working at the time? >> tonight efforts to remove has yards under a bay area heat advisory. >> mer discontent tonight in san francisco fire houses the department brass joins a call for the chief to resign. >> what tlc can do. progress being paid by an injured bear cub. >> there is no way that that is steven. >> she's one of many convinced police have the wrong man when police arrested

looks like it was used as part of the 19 evelyn what do you know that today is much too nice to talk about snow, right? well, the virginia department of transportation is already thinking about it, devoting $145 million to snow removal this winter. the money will be reallocated to make sure that all the roads stay clear. local firefighters, thousands of children across fairfax county will be warm this winter. >> that's right. they received new codes today donated by the organization operation warm. >> sunny weather, it might not feel like it but winter is on its way. fairfax county firefighters and volunteers spent the day ensuring that children will be warm in the coming weeks, giving away 3000 winter coats to kids at 70 different organizations and schools, kids who might otherwise get hand-me-downs or go without. >> they are modeling their code to their other friends. >> willie baylee feels a connection to these kids. of seven children, he grew up in public housing in alexandria. times they have never seen anything new before. that is why we have name tags inside. >> since he start

. >> reporter: evelyn mccabe has come to her son's grave every day, rain or shine, for more than 40 years's sleep since it's happened. >> if it's not too painful, can you tell me about his last day? >> he went to a dance. his second distance. >> reporter: john mccabe was just 15 years old and he couldn't wait for the friday night dance. >> took a shower scrubbed his hair but he didn't shave. he got all spruced up. at 11:00 i started looking out the window. that's when the dance closes. he should be home by midnight. so i went down to the dance and checked the roads, screaming out the window john john! no john. i started praying at that point. >> the morning after john went missing, children playing in a vacant lot discovered something nobody should have to see. >> which was the body of john mccabe. he had been bound and gagged and tied with rope. >> reporter: former district toerchlt jerry leone took on the case in 2007. >> you go back to first days after the murder. this might have been a dispute between teenagers. it might have involved a girl. it might have involved drinking. whoever k

she was found hours after mother struck and killed by a car in australia and now zoo keeper evelyn hasr. she cares khloe around with her in a pouch she made out of a pillow case. and bottle feed her every 5 hours. look how small it is. zoo keeper hope she will be strong enough to return to the wild in a year and a half. >>> but khloe getting fabulous care in australia. cute. >> she's really cute. yes. is we were watching khloe at 4:00 o'clock. were like oh. oh. brings your bloop down. >> yes it does. i bring it back up. that's whether i'm here for. in sports big tonight for kevin stanford play friday night football. under the lets cardinal matching fire with fire facing arid attack sports female announcer: save up to 35%! and through columbus day, get three years interest free financing on tempur-pedic, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. battle over clash over class that is going viral tonight on soccer field i feel not exactly how you want to spend your friday night. why these frustrated drivers w

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.kay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call or look them up online at cpdirect.com. i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone who is? do you think that

. >> evelyn, oh, hello, she will be my assistant. >> that could be distracting for you, she's cute. >ll, they are both cute. >> yes. >> this is a really cool event. 200 volunteers, right now, rebuilding, a neighborhood, in philadelphia. >> entire neighborhood. >> pretty close. >> almost. >> renovations already underway, this is in north philadelphia, this is where lauren has been this morning, hi lauren. >> i can hear you guys now so i have to be still and careful because i don't know is what going on. sixty volunteers right now in this neighborhood and they are hard at work too. they are helping make dreams come true for people in this neighborhood, seven homes will be rehabbed today. right now you we are inside johnny domes house. he is all smiles from ear to ear. how do you feel. >> awesome, just blessed. i hit the lottery. i hit the lottery. that is what happen. i hit the lottery. >> reporter: you run a day care here. is there always children. this is not just for you. what do you need thaw could not get done in your own time but it is all coming to fruition. >> i wanted to have r

. >> reporter: don and evelyn nap have been marrying couples 25 years. the ordained ministers own the hitching post wedding chapel in idaho, ground zero in the fight over religious freedom because they refuse to marry gay couples a stand that may have them breaking the city's anti-discrimination law. >> we told them well, based on what you're telling us and you're a for profit business, you're doing it for a profit, and you're performing civil services, not religious, but civil services, as well, you would likely be in violation of this ordinance. >> reporter: same-sex couples just won the right to get married last week when idaho's marriage act was struck down by a federal court. the naps say within days they were asked to marry two gay men. they refused. then filed a lawsuit against the city saying the ordinance with penalties of up to six months in jail, and a thousand dollar fine, violates their constitutional right to practice their religion. >> this is simply about the government coming in and forcing two ordained ministers to violate their beliefs

long time resident like evelyn wiggins say on any given afternoon the block is filled with kids leaving the the nearby charter school. she's calling for more crossing guards in the wake of this tragedy. >> as long as i have been around here there has never been a crossing guard or in of these corners from erie avenue, from allegheny, and they only in front of the schools. >> reporter: the child's name has not been released, just yet, meantime police say the driver has been cooperative. they don't believe, and they believe drugs and alcohol played a factor in this accident. they believe this was just a tragic accident n nicetown i'm natasha brown for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> our time is 8:06. cdc is investigate using the man diagnosed with the first case of ebola in the united states was not admitted to the hospital, earlier. thomas duncan first arrived at i dallas area hospital september 26th and sought treatment for a fever and abdominal pains. cdc says he flew to the u.s. from liberia on september 19th. duncan told a nurse at a hospital about his recent trip but was still s

but as i said a couple of times, the president, the president and evelyn at the white house continues to have full confidence in the highly trained and highly skilled professional secret service who are responsible for protecting the president. >> let me ask you finally understanding the julia pearce and offered her resignation. with any political pressure brought to bear over the concern that the controversies, which were described by democrats as everything for an outrageous to completely unacceptable, and a political pressure over concerns on the effects it might have on the term? >> no, i don't think this has anything to do with politics. just. >> could anyone tell to rector pierson it was time to go where did she come to it on her own? >> director pierson offered her resignation today because it was the best interest of the agency. they agreed with the assessment. there have been important questions raised about the accumulated reports of shortcomings that the agency and the president and secretary concluded the new leadership or as required. >> when switching topics, earlier tod

. >> la actriz que le da vida a evelyn, no acostumbra a participar en este tipo de pelÍculas, pero debidos que seis del detergente económico líder. y prueba tide en polvo con cristales acti-lift. los pañales regulares tienen 2 capas absorbentes y pampers 3. seco con pampers. así estará hasta 3 veces más seco. con hasta 12 horas de protección. para mañanas más felices. pampers. ♪ mi hogar ♪ ay, que bueno ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar anunciador: siempre es bueno llegar a casa. pero muchos enfrentan el riesgo de una ejecución hipotecaria y la pérdida de sus casas. making home affordable del gobierno de los estados unidos ya ha ayudado a más de un millón de dueños de casa como estos. cuanto antes actúes, mayor la probabilidad de ayudarte. ♪ mi hogar ♪ mi hogar ♪ es mi lugar ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seguimos aquÍ disfrutando desde el circo hermanos vÁzquez, y más adelante no se pueden perder un acto acrobÁtico en moto, con... johnny, quÉ haces arriba? >> soy la persona que se va a encargar de hacer el acto increÍble de motociclismo, voy a estar a 30 pies de altura, y voy aprender la moto ya. >> hace cuÁnto no te

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an individual, evelyn, had called me, asking me what it was about, how can i help you, and i said, domissed appointment. from there it went bad. she stated that the appointment was not missed and that we documented the call of your home, there there what happened, she -- she went on to say what's the color of your house? just tell me the color of your house. and really berating -- >> it's starting to get aggressive? >> yeah, it was aggressive. and i incidentally, i live in a home that's of spanish architecture, there's multicolors, depending upon which way you look at it, it could be terra-cotta, sand, beige, exactly what the -- they have in their system, i have no idea. >> but again, you're trying to make sense of all of this and it escalates and escalates. i'm having to truncate it for time. for the benefit of viewers it escalates to a point where you find out that you are then released from your job. you are fired from your job at pricewaterhousecoopers, however -- >> correct. >> -- what was said to you? why were you told you were fired? >> they said that there was an investigation

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. you cannot be turned down because of your health. there are no health questions or medical exam. your rate will never go up, and your benefit will neve goown due to age-- guaranteed! these days, the a