most friedmans homes are no longer standing because most friedman didn't expect to be in one place for very long. they didn't expect the relationship with the landowner they worked for would last. george, on the other hand, gives it time, waits the ten years, finally decides that, yes, indeed, i am going to be able to trust this man, and builds his home in 1874. compared to other friedman's homes in this period, this cabin was built to last. this cabin has stood for over 100 years. there are very few friedman's homes left in the united states, by the 1880 census, george gilmore is listed as a farmer. he is 70 years old, and he is finally stopped working for the doctor. his sons have taken over the agreement. his sons are doing the labor required for the doctor, and george is here farming his own land. he has 16 acres that belong to, well that don't belong to him but that he has the right to farm. you see some of it's in orchard, some of it's in pasture, some of it's in crops. we know from the 1880 census that he had approximately five acres in corn, five acres in wheat. he had four hog

"he's a married maa," friedman said.edman moved to frederick about 40 years ago for her husbaad's job. after her kids left hhme,,she went back to school and got a degree in art at hood college. she says she has had a pretty nice liie in maryland. she says her friends and neighbors haae known about the photo for years, but she doesn't talk about it much. &pwhen asked if seems like a long time ago, she respondee, ffst."was he a good kisser? "i don't want tt comment on the qualityy" said friedman. "i pidn't have that much experience at that time.""7 pearr later, she knows a lot more. but theepower of the picture remains. if you hit the road for memorial ddy weekend..... &p you may have noticed the pain at the pump isn't as bad as it was. was..he.. cuurent national average ...for a gallon of unleaddd.. is... 33-65.../ down.. 16-cents from a yeer aggo.... after.. memorral day..// reeineries switch.. to a summerrblend.. of gas.. that's more expensive to produce..../experts.. say.,.. drop is... due to... the easinn of tension i

friedman moved here to frederick 40 years ago for her husband's work.er her kids left home, she went back to school and got a degree in art here at hood college. she said she had a pretty nice life here in maryland. friedman said her friends and neighbors have known about the photo for years but she doesn't talk about it much. >> reporter: does it seem like a long time ago? >> no. time moves so fast. >> reporter: one final important question. was he a good kisser? >> i don't want to comment on the quality. i didn't have that much experience at that time. [ laughter ] >> reporter: 67 years later, she knows a lot more but the power of the picture remains. in frederick, maryland, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> a great story yes. >>> a beautiful day. >> absolutely nice weekend. >> the humidity is low and a lot of people are enjoying it. we got up to 77 degrees and that is close to average. this is an average spectacular day here. the weekend is almost upon us and we look out on a thursday evening and it's going to be a great one. it was a tad breezy for a bit

and milton friedman found that offensive. and i did in fact put in legislation and testify before the house and senate armed services committee on the legislation. and eventually thanks to president richard nixon, it became law. and the united states shifted to a different system, which has really been a great benefit to our country. there is no question but that the armed forces today, the men and women, every single person is there because they want to be there. they raised their hands and said send me, and god bless them for it. but it was that concept of milton friedman's that he pushed and pushed early on. of course the flip side of that is that i also was involved in something that was quite apart from a conservative tradition. richard nixon went up to camp david back in 1970, i guess, and when he came back down, he had decided to impose wage price controls on america and i remember george schultz came to me and said i want to run the wage price controls for the united states of america. and i said i don't believe in th

friedman moved to frederick about 40 years ago for her husband's work.s left home she went back to school and got a degree in art here at hood college. she says she's had a pretty nice life here in maryland. friedman says her friends and neighbors have known about the photo for years, but she doesn't talk about it much. does it seem like a long time ago? >> no. it moves. time moves so fast. >> reporter: and one final important question. was he a good kisser? >> i don't want to comment on the quality. i didn't have that much experience at that time. >> reporter: 67 years later she knows a lot more, but the power of the picture remains. in frederick, maryland, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> she's not one to kiss and tell. >> they're cute. that's a great story. >> look at this. >> you know, great weather and great food festival going on. these are our neighbors right behind the station here, st. mary's armenian food festival at 44th and seventh and right off wisconsin avenue. you drive up that way, you can't miss their banners and you really should not miss th

friedman has always said it was her.tions when she took a lunch break and went to times square. >> it was a great day. >> some in her neighborhood did not know until recently that she was the woman in the famous picture. this neighbor grew up with that photoperiod >> i was like, oh, my gosh, it is greta. i asked for one time. she said, yes, it is true. >> the sailor always thought greta friedman was the nurse. one reason he may have grabbed her is she was wearing the nurses' uniforms similar to those on hospital ships. >> some say dieting is like a roller coaster with lots of ups and downs. for one virginia man, losing weight actually was for a roller coaster. he could not write the volcano roller coaster at king's dominion because the safety harness would not fit over him. he started going to the gym and watching what he ate and he lost 105 pounds in nine months. over the weekend he went back and rode the roller coaster that jump started his weight-loss. >> i hope he rode it 109 times. slots for the 20th annual race sol

well that's right friedman announced his resignation earlier on monday sending and k.b.ace talk down all the details about that resignation just a couple of minutes but first let's check out the equity markets and let's start with europe since the the european story is really driving the global sentiment as you can see it's doing quite well this afternoon europe is firmly in the flock mainly. thanks to some positive news coming out of wheat namely the latest opinion poll shows that the greek people are ready to vote for the new democracy will bail out new democracy party in next month's elections meaning that there's actually some hope that that there are the measures might be implemented and that greece might actually stay in the euro zone and also keep in mind that wall street will be closed on monday for new memorial day lot now is moving on to the currencies and euro is showing some strains against the u.s. dollar as you can see there mainly thanks to that greek story i already mentioned but the current strength is not really lowering the number of experts who predic

. >> schieffer: all that, plus want latest from the nato summit, analysis from tom friedman of the "new york times," cbs news correspondent isa ward, just back from afghanistan. white house correspondent norah o'donnell. and police director john dickerson. you don't get just the straight stuff here. you get it all. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning, again, and welcome to "face the nation." senator mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate is with us this morning from louisville. welcome, senator. i want to start out with this statement by speaker boehner because last summer, when congress got itself all tangled up over extending the debt ceiling and the country was headed toward default, financial securities got their ratings downgraded, you were one of the key players, as it were, who helped structure a compromise that kept all that from happening. were you surprised when speaker boehner said now he's ready to repeat that same fight and go through this w

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prosperity and also a hero to ben bernanke whose academic work builds off of friedman's.le think bernanke privately wants the fed to be more aggressive about putting more money into the economy especially as unemployment remains so stubbornly high. he needs allies on the fed to make that happen. it's one glimmer of hope that someone, anyone, will join him and do something to hurry up with job creation rather than watch the labor market slowly burn. that's the glimmer of hope david vitter wants to stamp out. joining us, a visiting scholar at the federal reserve bank of san francisco and the national bureau of economic research, and former chief economist for the department of labor, i think i have gotten your full cv into that intro. dr. stevenson, great to have you here tonight. what is the effect of the vacancies on the federal reserve going unfilled? >> let's think about how the fomc works. there are supposed to be 12 voting members. seven of them should be governors. that actually means democrat click appointed through congress approval members. then 5 of them represen

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i get nervous when tom friedman getting things right.find my rhythm again until finally victory. >> and it brings you up to $50,000 and your charity claimed for the trevor project. >> so, yeah, i won. i won jeopardy. yep. i'm again a jeopardy champion. after i lost to cheech marin i had to take it off the business cards. now it's back on. >> thanks for being back. i have to thank you. i feel i was only able to win because i used the technique you passed down to me after you clearly destroyed me. the index finger. how do you learn better to do the index finger than the thumb on the buzzer? >> from a track coach with the stopwatch. he said that was faster. i always remembered that. >> i tested it. i did both during the game. and i ended up with the index finger and i think you were right. i feel somewhat vindicated because i beat tom friedman, three time pulitzer prize winner. but it will forever be a stain that i lost so badly to you. >> sometimes you get shutout, you know what i mean? you come back the next day. >> no offense, but every

sheila friedman. sheila friedman, welcome to the cash cab. you are headed up to the russian tea room. that's 46 blocks away. that means you have 46 blocks to accumulate as much money as you can. are you ready? i am ready. these first questions are worth $50 each. here's your first one. make it easy. meaning "fake" in italian, what high-pitched singing voice has been mastered by yodelers, the bee gees, and james blunt? falsetto? falsetto is correct, and you're on the board with $50. well done. thank you. in the sweetest financial deal of 2008, the mars candy company acquired what gum giant for $23 billion? i have to ask. street shout. a street shout-out? all right. a street shout-out it is. choose wisely, and good luck. how about these two ladies? there you go. excuse me. i'm in the cash cab, and i was wondering if you could help me. okay. great! bailey: okay. here we go. here's the question. in the sweetest financial deal of 2008... in the sweetest financial deal of 2008, the mars candy company acquired what gum giant... for $23 billion? ...f

russia relations hit new lows of the mikko friedman resigns as head of the peace joy joint venture with russia's. billionaire blames poor governance on the british side we'll have more in business at around twenty past. that story come for you. because russia's internet security company called it the worst cyber attack in history the un said the flame virus was the most serious cyber warning ever. and has the details on an internet assault that swept through the mideast. experts that russian internet security firm. are sure that this is a very complex internet virus the most complex ever they say the highest number of infected computers in iran but israel syria and other countries across the middle east have also been attacked flame can make use of computers webcams it's keyboard it's microphones and other things in order to grab data packet it up and send it back to its controllers and it's this complexity and the targets that have been hit that have convinced because this is a state backed cyber attack and a very well organized operation and we suspect there that. there is a nation st

sure friedman has resigned from both positions without providing any reasons behind the move he was onef our show's cool owners who blocked the arc to deal between ross nafta and b.p. claiming it was violating the existing remit of t. and pete freeman is one of russia's richest people he has assets in banking a retail and telecoms and the one person is losses in other person's gain it looks like the russian job market became more attractive for highly skilled foreigners last year the country's top recruitment service headhunter says in the number of applicants ex-pats rose by eleven percent and most of them are native english speakers looking for positions in the oil and gas or the banking sectors analysts say russia's growing economy looks like a more promising more just a nation in light of all the financial problems across the globe. and unicredit bank is closing down its russian brokerage unit unit credit securities around one hundred people will lose their jobs and get financial compensation from the italian lender it's not the first disappointment for foreign financial companies i

thomas friedman joins us shortly with ideas. western nations led by the united states expelling syrian diplomats. or united nations with kofi annan. then noting and these are annan's words that he, meaning assad, quote, condemned the killings too. in addition assad promised to investigate the massacre. after 15 months by some reports, 12,000 dead, that kind of promise from a brutal dictator doesn't cut much ice. after friday's atrocity doubly so. with body after body in the ground, nightmare stories are emerging from hula with the massacre happened. we spoke with an 11-year-old survivor. this little boy said they will kill him. they being the same militia men who he says killed the rest of his family. quote, they were talking to my mom, he says. i'm not sure what happened, but they shot her five times. they shot her in the head. then the turned and shot my sister rasha in the head. then he shot my brother nader in the neck and back. he's talk about the arabic for ghosts. armed men to the regime who carried out the massacre. a wa

. >> schieffer: let me read you something that tom friedman wrote in "the new york times" this morning. he said, and i quote, barack obama is a great or for, orator but he is the boston president i have ever seen when it comes to explaining his achievements putting them in context, connecting with people on a gut level through repetition and there by defining how the public views an issue. is he right about that? >> no. i appreciate mr. friedman's free advice, but, look, if you look at the ad that we have got running in battle ground states right now it talks about exactly what this president inherited and what he achieved in saving an auto industry that mitt romney wanted to go bankrupt and have a million jobs leave with it, in creating 25 consecutive months of private sector job growth, making sure that financial reform is instituted so we don't go back to the time in which wall street was writing its own rules. all of those things, that is what mitt romney wants to do, mitt romney wants to go back to the failed economic policies of 2007 and 2008, explode our debt with these huge tax

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. >> host: market also mentioned tom friedman. not sure you shared her opinion of tom friedman. is want to read a little from "after america." talking about globalization. globalization is some kind of mysterious metaphysical force. that's not the remaking our assumptions about the planet. may the force be with you. because if it's not your just squares bill patio in the rearview mirror of history. hardly a week goes by without the times most frequent flyer finding from a state of the our departure lounge on the other side of the planet marveling at its complementary wi-fi, flight railing, and the way his luggage was brought in by cheery native bears in traditional dress playing some raucous hybrid of gangsta rap on an affordable new expired i box you can wear under your sarong made at a state-of-the-art plant by a small weaker start up back to bite a hedge fund. all of which makes forlorn contrast with a scene that greets him when he glanced back at newark. >> guest: this is like journalism 101. here you are never right. whether you are a global trauma when you graduate never s

for jane faucet, also with us our composer david friedman and davy wild. it was so appropriate. because i was thinking about my father. >> isn't that funny? i think everyone can think of someone, yeah. >> i thought it was just absolutely beautiful and it spoke to everything that i was feeling and i just want to thank you all for doing it. thank you for writing it. >> too bad chandra has no talent at all. she doesn't have beauty, talent or anything else. >> it was a home run. >> that was great. now it is time for our favorite part. we get to present you with a surprise. jane and denise, we knew you wanted to do something special so island country inn on "bainbridge" island, washington state, donated a weekend get-away for two so you guys can go have a nice relaxing weekend. close, you don't have to fly. >> just a nice little ferry ride. >> we also know that -- who likes to paint? that's what i thought. we have a whole basket full of supplies so you can start painting again. >> $250 gift card for anything you need to start painting again because you've got a

. >> john: you north sure, friedman foundation for education of choice, it was milton friedman that firstd the idea of vouchers? >> in the last year or two, 13 states passed voucher programs in the last two years, some more happened today in arizona. couple weeks in louisiana and indiana, there is million kids eligible. >> louisiana now allows students statewide to get a voucher if they are enrolled in public schools graded "c", "d" or "f". so they are not vouchers for everybody. in indiana you get a voucher worth $4500 which is fraction of what the government schools are really spending but you can't be rich. it's better than what we've seen before. >> it covers up the bottom 55% of kids, the income cap. >> $61,000 for a family of four. >> that coverings about 55% of the families. it's a started. at the end of the day. milton used to say a voucher program for a poor will be a poor voucher program. >> john: it should be for everybody? >> everybody should have this choice. we'll certainly take it as start. we think that within a few years they'll be a enough data there will be a great demo

. >> john: you north sure, friedman foundation for education of choice, it was milton friedman that firstd the idea of vouchers? >> in the last year or two, 13 states passed voucher programs in the last two years, some more happened today in arizona. couple weeks in louisiana and indiana, there is million kids eligible. >> louisiana now allows students statewide to get a voucher if they are enrolled in public schools graded "c", "d" or "f". so they are not vouchers for everybody. in indiana you get a voucher worth $4500 which is fraction of what the government schools are really spending but you can't be rich. it's better than what we've seen before. >> it covers up the bottom 55% of kids, the income cap. >> $61,000 for a family of four. >> that coverings about 55% of the families. it's a started. at the end of the day. milton used to say a voucher program for a poor will be a poor voucher program. >> john: it should be for everybody? >> everybody should have this choice. we'll certainly take it as start. we think that within a few years they'll be a enough data there will be a great demo

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avery friedman and richard herman. all right, gentlemen.ness, a roller coaster ride, emotional one. hard to keep up with the details he said, she said. john edwards was really defiant about maintaining his relationship. how does this hurt or help the corruption trial? >> it hurts it, fred. i'm sorry. >> go ahead, richard, you first. >> go ahead, richard. >> okay. fred, i think john edwards is in real hot water during the trial. he should try to cut his losses and make a deal now. i think he's going to get convicted here. trials are about facts and the law and personalities, fred. he was not a nice guy. he had this fatal attraction situation going with this rielle hunter. he couldn't stop. his wife was dying of cancer. he was funneling money. listen, if he was not running for president, he would have gotten this money himself. the fact that he had all these different layers to hide this money, and the fact he was hiding it from the public to win an election is going to defy the defense theory here that it was just personal to hide it from hi

avery friedman civil rights attorney and professor.d to see you. >> hi, fredricka. >> richard herman criminal attorney from las vegas. good to see you. >> hi, fred. >> she says she was fired february of last year because of her filipino heritage because of her accent, also the actress is guilty of racial harassment, sweatshop conditions, racial determination. how difficult will this be to prove? or richard, i will say, how will she go about trying to prove this? >> well, the first mistake sharon stone made her, fred, was not to convince her nanny to make her great food, great filipino food. anyway, this is a very difficult case for the nanny to prove. she worked there for five years, fred. it's going to be her word against sharon stone's word. this was an employment at will. there's no written agreement here. five years she worked. when she was terminated she tried to get workers' compensation, disability, she got rejected on all that. eighteen months later she brings this lawsuit. i don't think it's going anywhere. at best there may b

he atoned the new york giants -- andrew friedman, he owned the new york giants and was head of transit. >> if anyone wanted to put a stadium somewhere they couldn't get any transportation because of friedman. this is a story that if you -- >> i don't want to police the story of like those that. the interlocking, and based on louis tiffany ballard award for the police in the 1870s. the guy who got it was mcdowell and he was the bad man who was on a bender and was drunk and sleeping off in a saloon when three i received dropped through the skylight. he was carrying -- you don't want to be robbed of all the illegal money so he fights three crooks and gets shot in the line of duty. so a bad man getting shot in at tenderloin saloon was the first award for valor that led to louis tiffany. >> a great story. no red sox fans will be surprised by that. and the historian david tells us perhaps the most successful operator of gambling establishments in the country before the rise of las vegas after world war ii roading two racetrack in an estimated 300 pool balls this guy was a major league kind o