the relationship worked on its own turns -- terms and he had to get on with gladys.e paid a price for this. anyway, the marriage succeeded quite well at first on its own terms, but then there were troubles. first of all and most tragically in 1920 when their first child, a cute little boy, whom maime nicknamed ikey. the little boy died of scarlet fever, and both were devastated. sometimes shared grief can bring men and women closer together. according to defendants, that is not what happened. they retreated into private worlds of sorrow, and things were never quite the same. ike was signed to the panama canal. maime came with them, and the conditions were horrendous. the quarters they lived in, and infested, rickety house. ike had learned to rough it and enjoy that sort of thing for the manly ruggedness of it. maime was in purgatory, and she began to consider divorce. they patched things up in washington d.c. later in paris, the amended things, and had a pleasant social life. in the 1930's, ike was sent to the philippines, and maime refused to come along. this time i

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grant us your love in the morning so we may sing in gladys all through our days. -- in gladness all throughur days. match days with sorrow with days of joy. your servants will see your power. their children will know your glory. may the lord our god show us compassion and establish the work of our hands. may the work of our heads be firmly established. may all of those who be remembered today. may their memories be a blessing and let us all say, amen. >> amen.

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and this is gladys. mom lives in a village even deeper in the mountains. he shows us videos of the quakes, destruction. he's worried, the death toll will skyrocket. okay, let the but i lot, i look, i'm on the high or visual numbers and refer to 8 that so far that it could because yes it is. there are many more the high um and then the problem is that it never does so many haven't been pulled up. really is yet to some know it's him and to show just especially in this area, schools on the boy, there are a lot of victim a lot, a mean i didn't know where literally out for headlight that it could be a jump, the higher back in a museum is rescuers keep searching, but there's still no sign of life from beneath the revel. onlookers can only hope that their neighbors won't be the latest names on the list of the dead. corresponding instead of try it, solve that reports and you joins us now from myra cache. and philip, it's been more than 2 days since the us quite now. is this still hope that most of us might be found this? this certainly is the 1st 72 hours the crew

and this is gladys. hey, sean lives in a village even deeper in the mountains. he shows us videos of the quakes, destruction. he's worried, the death toll will skyrocket. okay, look it up, but i like i looked up on the high l capital numbers and refer to 8 dead so far. very good because you know, there are many more the high um and then the problem is that it never does so many haven't been pulled or been really is yet to some know it and let it just shows you, especially in this area schools on the for boy, there are a lot of victim lot a mean thought i didn't know when the out for headlight did it, it could be a jump, the higher back. and i me as me is rescuers keep searching. but there's still no sign of life from beneath the revel. onlookers can only hope that their neighbors won't be the latest names on the list of the dead. i also correspondent young snapshots. he's in myra cache. if there is still hope that survivors will be found, is that certainly is the 1st 72 hours the crew. so this means that the rescue i still have until 2 nights to have a good chan

how those will gladys some feel of this haven't dialing to say that my laptop says well both those need the last and then this opportunity stuff i left so then went to find a work day of the most likely the dresser of the espana we had started i can install the little guy right away. yeah. and seen for a single category. so maybe another bank or, you know, broker and cassandra, the losing the looking was yes, this is susan wakefield. so surface, luckless events. you reset the same thing as soon as we got a present. as soon as this, i meant to say your portal now isn't going to this. it means that the stores as obviously the single circuit political not. and that'll be easiest if that process. soon as to started when i flew into any of the businesses nice ignacio affordability, a seamless place as i can was a there's plenty of time going with during the moment. there's rachel piano, but uh well it has it in 1000 vehicles. is the dentist i paid for it in order to get it accident twins. i know somebody puts it again. we've done this, but it's at least until the last name for me to is that

she yes, richard gladys bottles kit once i've seen for the one of my posts the cash just but i need the notice. i was looking at the account you out the schools money a home from $60.00 pain. you should be pretty a couple of sheets of my school a on for the 1st machine meal this at the will. yes, of course. my for most of us, my mom we knew too much just because that's what i'm going to tell you that it would. uh, but that's, let's just put that in the right place. it will show the representative of most of the way up to the to the, the home a movie which usually did the what it used to be as it was. but then we just give them the nationalist is the most your self study in wounds. but when you want me to lift your mazda motor practice model to do it, that's going to do with berkeley getting this over to the 30. yes, that's the, that's the. no, you did the nothing worse than a human to. is it nationally seen only mean? yes. deal with them on you know, so now i'm just giving you what we just moved here. was throwing us up. right. so when we have cbs, you yeah. at the lot that full of the

when the folks in gladys kitchen heard the president was craving their casserole, they started sending> it was just overwhelming, knowing that someone like him came from where i am from. >> morning, everybody. >> reporter: he can't make it to church, as he once did, every week, going from hundreds of miles way to hear the former turned president turned sunday school teacher. >> south carolina? >> california. >> just in the middle. >> dc. >> dc, used to live there. >> even when he can't attend, he's listening. >> reporter: his niece, kim, took over, and notes the tourists are gone. >> the people that are here for him are still here for him. >> exactly, and we are here for him, and we know that we have to keep-- keep on keeping on. >> reporter: of course, there are big tributes. new york singer and actor, peter gabriel, what a chorus of happy birthday at the carter center in atlanta. good wishes are coming in too fast account. >> happy birthday, president carter. >> so, what is the oldest living president in american history making of all of this hullabaloo in his simple quiet house away

when i didn't have any money, if i had half a tank of gas, i could show her where gladys knight stayed and then the library, that is where richard wright wrote. and the rosen wall a great example of african-american and jewish-american connection and drive her around the block. a full block of city lots and it wouldn't be there without a cool guy, julius rosenwall, right? so just having one date fact on a date can lead you to so many different things and a lot of times, it leads to a better understanding. now that tik tokking is sort of my job and everybody expects me to have a new tik tok every single day even though i have seven kids and a wife and a job. and sometimes i don't know what i'm going to put on the date, but what on the 15th. i'll see what happened in history on september 15th through the years. and sometimes pick a date and read a newspaper september 15th, 1933, most the time something funny popped up and tell the story or get that one moment that you fish out. >> there's always something and you have to sort keep pulling the thread. one thing i'm proud of, january 3rd.

. >> the more we begin to interrogate lgbtq history, the more we see there's gladys bentley, gender nonconformingthat go back to victorian times. it shows americans have not been as conservative as we oftentimes have liked to think. >> his kind of interning -- struggle may not be the right word -- but the back and forth, his dad was a minister but i think owned a speak easy and he bootlegged -- >> made liquor. >> that's an interesting dynamic. what was that like for him? >> swinging to extremes and having this great difficulty of balancing the say kret and the profane which for him was the rock 'n' roll, and it was very difficult to contain all the multitudes in him and that were so dynamic. >> can you talk about why it's important to think about him now? there are so many sort of figures from the past that people are recontextualizing. why did you think little richard was due? >> i think richard's a touch stone for so much. it's the music, it's the transgressive impact on culture but it's also about hidden history. i think he was presented in one way and the full scope of his contributions have

gladys harding, navy doubts, and kate summers become a his british driver during world war ii. >> it was a relationship in which he and she bore deep grudges against each other. there was this underlying damage. then in world war ii, he meets this former fashion model, a volunteer driver in the transport corps named kate summers be. for years, there was speculation, gossip, controversy over whether or not dwight eisenhower and case numbers be had an affair. there is no question whatsoever that they did. >> richard strainer with his book "ike in love and war." tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q and a. listen to q and a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span's studentcam documentary competition is back. we are celebrating 20 years. looking forward while considering the past. >> the youth of today are leaders of tomorrow. it is imperative we take -- >> they work together to prevent fentanyl from becoming the world's next pandemic. >> inflation really matters. -- allowing inflation to grow out of control. >> we are asking students to create a video addressing one qu

i'm gladis that our partners, or australian and uk partners have undertaken the efforts to make surehat regional friends and others are fully aware of our intentions and what this is. and so we are committed to this. it's not to say that our work is done and satisfied. we will continue as aukus evolved to inform our friends and partners out there just to make sure that they do understand what we are trying to achieve. >> may -- i would like to just add something in addition to the aukus question but to bring up something that you raised which is part of what's really important is that our investment in the region is much broader than aukus and i think what you pointed out, my bureau actually runs the demeaning and unexploded programs. we are the largest supporters of the programs in the world. we consistently hear from countries about how important that work is and obviously senator lahey was a leader in this and his vision helped us achieve theseac goals. but i think it's important to remember that as significant as aukus is, we are doing a lot of different kinds of work investing a

hi, gladys, how are you? i'm fine, thanks. i really could. in fact, last night, i did. i sat on my chair and i was thinking about wilko and i did nothing but burst in tears. we've had flowers, we've had chocolates, we've had cards as well as the post—it notes, too. so very special. hiya, this is carol, our gmb rep. she's been with us since clifton opened. and you've done how many years? 27. and what does today feel like for you? absolutely gutting. i can't tell you, can't tell you how sad i am that it came this. i started as a supervisor— when i was 19 and always intended to never stay here that long. but i ended up here. i it's like a little family. i feel very sad for them. i wish i could stand up for them, do the best i can. i think it's very sad. i come in here most days. lovely staff, lovely produce. we'll really miss it. this is one of those type of shops that's different to the others where you've got really friendly stuff and you've got a big variety of goods to choose from. tonight, i'll be proud to shut that shutter,

first gladys from minneapolis who is worried about a possible recession. >> yeah. >> what are the threebusinesses all around. there are a couple fundamentals. the only way to operate a business, increase sales or reduce cost. only way to deal with customers are acquire new ones, upsell current one or make one buy more frequency. in a recession, you aren't going to acquire new customers so you have to super size everyone's fries unless what you're selling is something that sells in a recession that's probably not your core business. >> super size your prize. >> i like that. i like that. next video question from nicole who is from san diego. she's owner of sash bag. it's about working from home. >> i have employees that can work from home. i feel like we're missing out on something not working together in person. how do i manage my expectations while keeping everyone collaborative and happy at work? >> good question. >> yeah. >> you really ought to tkruft your gut. there's no way to build a powerful team unless you get people together. you need to find a way. every great entrepreneur find