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. >> breaking news before we do that, matt greenfield, a member of our trending group got engaged. >>to back out, okay. >> just another reason i don't tell you anything. >> he got engaged two weekends ago and didn't tell us until yesterday because he was worried about just this reaction. >> isn't there video and everything of it. >> there is. but i'm not showing you that. >> oh, come on. go to #orangeroom if you'd like to see matt greenfield's proposal video. >> there's nothing off video here. >> i've seen it. you should show it. >> i think we should see it. #orangeroom, matt greenfield's proposal video. >> nobody wants to see it. >> yes, we want to see it. >> we all love a good proposal. >> aren't you glad you told me yesterday. >> yeah, so glad. >> nothing is sacred with this group. >> so christmas shopping, al, you're a month out. >> i'm a little behind this year because christmas is really early. >> do you just get online and click away? >> a lot of online. during the year i see stuff and then i have a secret place in the house that i put the stuff. >> here's the question s gettin

for people like me and your children who haven't had a chance to experience this firsthand jeff greenfield has a new book on the purpose of what if he was killed what if he wasn't killed what do you think kennedy who had not accomplished a great deal in just three short years where you think of the gun and goldwater told me kennedy would a woman sixty four was obviously was very popular when you think you've accomplished. that's a tough question obviously we don't know but i do believe that civil rights would have happened i don't know the exact pace of how long it would have taken but i think it absolutely would have happened he had decided to risk his presidency at that point and in fact one of the reasons he went to texas in dallas in november one thousand sixty three was to repair the rift in the democratic party in order over civil rights it invites important questions about vietnam kennedy basically i think had evolved as a statesman from the time of the failure of the bay of pigs to his successful handling of the missile crisis eighteen months later and i'm not convinced that he had

for people like me and your children who haven't had a chance to experience this firsthand jeff greenfield has a new book based on the premise of what if he was killed what if he wasn't killed when you think kennedy who had not accomplished a great deal in just three short years where you think of the gun and goldwater told me kennedy would a woman sixty four was obviously was very popular when you think you've accomplished. it's a tough question how obviously we don't know but i do believe that civil rights would have happened i don't know the exact pace of how long it would have taken but i think it absolutely would have happened he had decided to risk his presidency at that point and in fact one of the reasons he went to texas in dallas in november one thousand sixty three was to repair the rift in the democratic party in order over civil rights it invites important questions about vietnam kennedy basically i think had evolved as a statesman from the time of the failure of the bay of pigs to his successful handling of the missile crisis eighteen months later and i'm not convinced that h

it is very easy decision for global ceos to begin moving marginal production to the u.s., indeed greenfield production to the u.s. so if you look at stock returns in 2013 it's no wonder they're u.s.-centric. they tend to center around a u.s. theme of global production, moving to middle america. and so that is where we positioned our portfolios for 2013. we're going to continue that theme on into 2014. lori: and sandy, you're making a bet on the continuing housing market recovery with one of your stock picks today. >> that's right. i think the housing story is still a good story. it gets bounced around a lot obviously with taper talk. we have a company, wlh is the ticker, william lion homes. under the radar homebuilder. about the 14th largest in the u.s. the beauty of this company they own series of land in really premier marketplaces. great land in california, in arizona, in colorado, that they control at a very reasonable cost. they have a great backlog of homes on order. they have communities they're developing. they're getting good pricing strength and multiples affordable at 12 or 13 ti

. >> pam: rob greenfield brought home about a week worth of groceries, with out spending a penny.s been stocking up on what he finds in local grocery store dumpsters. current figures from the national resources defense council show americans throw away about a hundred and sixty-five billion dollars worth of food every year. a lot of the waste comes from grocery stores >>"frozen pizza!" >> reporter:"i had no idea how much good, clean food is in the dumpsters." >> pam: the environmental activist known for surviving on dumpster diving and traveling the country on his bike. isn't necessarily trying to get you to do the >> pam: but he does hope that people become more mindful about ultimately, help avoid waste. >>"yabba-dabba-doo" >> pam: a comic book store owner is yelling "yabba- dabba-doo" after someone took off with his flintstones car. in sacramento the flintmobile was a hit. outside the world's best comic and toys in the art and arcade area. on sunday, just two weeks after parking it in front of the store, the flintmobile vanished. >> no trace of its in the front. circled or arou

jeff greenfield. exactly. it would be fun to do it and to think about it. >> host: would he have lost? >> guest: he would have been in until 64. my guess is he would have run for reelection. maybe you would have tried again at the end of next as a years. wouldn't it have been interesting if positions had been reversed. i don't want to propose that nixon would have been assassinated, but lee harvey oswald once told his wife that he was going to assassinate vice president nixon on a trip to dallas. isn't that interesting? so you wonder, you wonder. and when nixon was told about kennedy's murder he was really shaken up. all of his key aides said that he was -- maybe it was going through his mind. my god, that could have been me. got a few votes here and there. so for all that was not political. it was not political. >> host: the same way with hinckley. hinckley had stalked carter. he was just -- >> guest: but there was a political dimension to of all that hinckley totally lacked because of what had only -- always

i would like to welcome other members of the committee, as well as our witnesses, linda thomas-greenfield earl gast,

i would like to add now if i might from thomas greenfield, we know you have a pressing schedule so we very much look forward to your testimony and the opportunity to question briefly. >> thank you very much chairman coons, ranking member of late and other members for the opportunity to testify before you today on this urgent matter. i very much appreciate your interest and raising the profile of this issue. i submitted a full written testimony to the committee and i would ask that it be entered into the record and i will summarize that testimony here today. we are deeply concerned by the horrific violence across central african republic particularly the increasing sectarian nature of the attack on civilians as you described. we are working closely with members of the international community to end the violence and restore the security to car. we have condemned the seizure of power and in the campaign of rape, kill did not end pillage and we've warned that the individuals responsible for fuelling and engaging in the human rights violations will be held accountable. ambassador power is

i think this is unusual in the sense that this is the first opportunity for greenfield spectrum. it may be the last opportunity we have in a decade. if small carriers are not having access, and not having an opportunity to bid without being purchased out from under them by the largest carriers, you're going to have a consolidation in the industry because you will not be able to compete as a small carrier without getting to a four g lte. in ofectrum is efficient itself. especially in rural areas. one tower to cover the distance of four or five towers at a higher spectrum band. it is critical that our smaller carriers and every carrier has opportunity to get access to this. if you're owning 80% of the lower spectrum, it is a lot noncommittal about how much spectrum a small carrier should in fact be able to bid on. >> to you think that going back to the option, the b block would have sold for more of at&t and verizon have not been bidding on those licenses? >> no, i do not think it would have sold for more if atg had not been bidding. we are not suggesting that at&t and verizon not

. >> next is aaron in greenfield, california. guest: thank you for taking my call.i have enjoyed your show very much. as is my second time calling. the last time i called was through your first season when you were talking about the two wives of john tyler. i very much enjoyed your show so far. my question is about woodrow wilson's first wife ellen. when she passed away, where was she buried and when her husband passed away he was an attorney in the washington d.c. area. was his first wife's body reinterred to be buried next to him and also where was his second wife buried when she passed away? >> thank you. >> the answer to that question about whether she was reinterred, the answer was no. she is buried in the family plot, the acts and plot in rome georgia. when woodrow died, edith was pretty determined that he was not going to be buried with ellen. then the choice was he had been a president of princeton and the presidents of princeton are buried in a very nice cemetery. there have been some ill feeling and still was, so that was out. in the meantime a very ambiti

. >> marcia greenfield from leading age and we are part of a very large coalition of advocacy consumer groups a ranging from aarp to the center for medicare advocacy, whole group, 20 groups that have come together to support addressing one of the issues that you have so effectively raise today and that is the issue of the fact that observation status doesn't count towards the three-day stay requirements and we have been supporting as at 126 members of the house both republicans and democrats and 25 to 26 members of the senate legislation that would basically count all of those towards the three-day stay requirements, and that is hr 1179 in 569. so we leave the leave -- we leave the quandary of the doctors and hospitals and patients face that we do think that there is a simple way of resolving at least that one point which is the availability to access benefits. so i want to mention that for your benefit. >> thank you. >> yes. go ahead. >> i'm a practicing emergency physician and i work in the office of congressman john dingell in the house. this is i am sure everyone appreciates a comp

yesterday we told you that today producer, matt greenfield got engaged a couple of weekends ago.y with a link to a piece of video. matt really produced this up. let's take a look at it [ inaudible ] >> that is beautiful. >> well done. >> thank you. >> i'm sure your mother is very proud. >> yeah. i'm sad that she won't be able to be there. >> she is. >> thank you. >> she is. >> you have a beautiful bride-to-be. >> fantastic. >> i'm sure she's laughing at me right now. >> great job. the waiter brought it out in a platter. >> yeah. i had talked to him the day before and we kind of choreographed the whole thing and set up the cameras. >> you did a full rehearsal. >> yes, we did. he was my stand in and we checked it all out. i was nervous that things were going to go terribly wrong and it took about an hour before he actually brought us out to this private table so i was just trying to keep my cool and not let on the whole time but i was freaking out. >> you make it very difficult for a lot of guys thinking of proposing. way to go my man. >> the only advice i can say is keep it simple

i would like to welcome other members of the committee, as well as our witnesses, linda thomas-greenfield, earl gast, alexis arieff and elizabeth list. and mark schneider. i am grateful to have recently spoken with central african officials for a firsthand account. i regret that no car leaders could join us, but i would enter into a record a joint statement from the bishop and the reverend, who are pictured here. i would also enter the statements from catholic release services based on recent statements. car has a long history of instability and conflict and has been the focus of efforts to support peace and stability, sadly with lasting -- little lasting effect in the current crisis is different in terms of its scope. followed by a coup by a loose coalition of rebels, a little more than a faÇade of a transitional government now exists in c.a.r., and week security forces have disentigrated. opportunists, many from chad and sudan, and seemingly motivated by green, and swelled the ranks of factions from 4000 to nearly 20,000 engaging in horrific violence. in response to horrific attacks, lo