nobody had done at ccc guidebook of any note, they took on that task. >> thank you. [applause]. i have a comment about the previous question. that is that the ten stamps that were done in 1934 to promote the parks, those were photographed, five of which by george grant, he was the first chief photographer of the national park service. to will by ansell adams and three were by commercial photographers. george grant is one of the unknown elders of the landscape photography. our new book is about him. i had to share that. >> great. there were ten in the series, yosemite was one, right? can you give us a couple of the other. >> let me call my husband up because his memory is better than mine. >> zion became one of the big -- one of the things fdr did in utah was try to make it a -- do you know that i do high and utah voted for

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nobody had done at ccc guidebook of any note, they took on that task. >> thank you. [applause]. i have a comment about the previous question. that is that the ten stamps that were done in 1934 to promote the parks, those were photographed, five of which by george grant, he was the first chief photographer of the national park service. to will by ansell adams and three were by commercial photographers. george grant is one of the unknown elders of the landscape photography. our new book is about him. i had to share that. >> great. there were ten in the series, yosemite was one, right? can you give us a couple of the other. >> let me call my husband up because his memory is better than mine. >> zion became one of the big -- one of the things fdr did in utah was try to make it a -- do you know that i do high and utah voted for fdr all the time. they were giving public works jobs and trying to make national parks so cedar breaks in utah, fdr signed that in august of 33 and then he did capital reefs with an executive order is a monument. today is a national park. he took arches which

. >> if we could get a guidebook, wouldn't that be something? and a handbook on how to deal with those kids once they start growing. >> a lot less stress in this world. >> wait until you get to teenagers. >> i can hardly wait. >>> lonnie is off. vanessa murdoch is n let talk about this gorgeous day. >> unbelievable day! record shattering temperatures across the region and we keep the unseasonable warmth not just tomorrow but through the next seven days. it won't be as warm as today but nonetheless, we have a very unseasonable stretch ahead. what i'd like to do now is check in with our weather watchers to see what the highs were across the region. it was 82 in east brunswick, new jersey. 83 in pleasant valley new york. cooler in plainview. 69 there. narrowsburg 79. you get the point. normal high today 47. we were so far above that. we take you live outside for a beautiful picture of the sunset. it officially went down about 20 minutes ago. but it is a beautiful finish to your day. 69 degrees temperatures are dropping south winds at 9. as we look

they have no guidebook. they have no game plan. so what happens? it disappears. there's a lot of things that they could do. they could go talk to school assemblies and get on the stage and say, "i don't want your parents to have to be up here talking to you like i am today." they can go to their politicians and get certain local laws passed. i'm coping because there'll be a day -- i don't know when it will be -- that i'll know that i saved enough lives where i can actually say, "it's lucky for these people that my daughter died because all these people are gonna be living as a result." her legacy is gonna be that millions of people are gonna get help and stay alive because she died. >> through her grief, jackie's determined to keep moving forward and looks towards the future. >> versailles needs to get done, but i want to get more involved with helping save lives, helping people with their drug addiction. >> she's not been back to versailles since victoria died, but agreed to return for the first time to show me around, and it wasn't easy. we'll go inside when we

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. >> she is wonderful she wrotetu her own little guidebook to loving your body shape she says there's nothing wrong with been pretty happy with we are you don't have to be perfect. here's what i think - - the truth for what she does with her diete regimen of exercise parties controlled to become control to become pretty happy with youron body. >> i want to briefly let what is the big there a big deal here. they are taking freight preorders it is actually a good book jk rowling what about in london and have it published that will be released july w 31st which is harry potter's present we are excited about the . >> thank you so much for being herere if you go to barnes and noble i'm sure there are more than that should be good thankan you for being here. >> thank youyo for having me. more recipes the stars of o mamma mia will be joining me in the studio a lot going on at playhouse square right now g so wait until you see what we have in store for you with the upcoming season to an on friday two and on friday make sure you hear the brand-new road show all about timing. david and i go to

if you are familiar, they claim out with a new -- came out with a new guidebook.uidelines that came out were actually not as bad as the examiners had been discussing in in formal conversations with the bankers. it is somewhat technical, but the bottom line there is the new guidelines, when they came out -- i think some of the bankers were able to breathe a sigh of relief. so, whether the regulatory oversight is going to push the banks to be more aggressive in redetermination borrowing bases i am not sure there is the possibility of that. certainly, the banks are looking at the new guidelines. they want to comply with them, but i think it is going to be the market dictating where the borrowing bases are, not so much the regulator. alix: what area when the market is like jazz right now -- raising equity. this is staggering to me. we have seen more than $9 billion in 20 offerings to guys like pioneer -- pioneer was the -fracker ina mother terms of wanting to short it by some investors. tracy: it is amazing when you think of how low oil prices were at the start of the

this time, i'm joined by my friend and co-author of my france guidebook, my favorite francophile, steve smith. i love slowing down. cruising is the best way to see burgundy. it forces you to slow down. steves: and steve's family is hitching a ride, too, as we learn how the french, who invented our modern concept of a vacation, are on to something good with barging. oh, my. steves: the canal-side lane, built as an industrial-age tow path, is ideal for jogging, strolling, or biking. boats come with bikes, and the pace is relaxing enough to allow for excursions. your ride is punctuated by a lock every mile or so. by going from lock to lock, boats can gently climb, step by step, over the rolling terrain. each lock is a treat. attendants who live in the historic lock houses are friendly and always ready to help out. some locks are automated. [ beeping ] others involve a little old-fashioned elbow grease. [ accordion playing ] full-service barges can be hired with a captain and crew who do the navigating, cooking, and guiding. boats have comfy state rooms, all the comforts you'd expect in a g

i wasn't born there or raise there, but it's got to be such a part of my life, a guidebook came out several years ago were i'm now listed as a native of the town people townspeople will now remember me riding my tricycle. clapmac i feel my sense of place is completely made up, completely phony and there's nothing i can do about it. >> let me ask you about another place. your new novel that you're working on right now is a novel about charleston. how has that changed your imagination or how is going back to that city shaped your life? >> it has changed totally in my imagination because it's changed from the way it was as a kid. i was weeding eating in buford and i could hear them talking about their books. there were about ten of them in their screaming. five of the women were black and five of the women were white. it tickled me just to see it. there is a friend of mine from new york and i said that would've been illegal when i first came to buford. she said you're always exaggerating what you mean. i said no, they would've been arrested because blacks cannot eat in this restaurant. she sai

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a guidebook of how to successfully exercise executive authority. very first sentence of the book, the united states -- in the united states, we like to rate a president. we measure him as weak or strong and call what we are measuring his leadership. we do not wait until a man is dead. we rate him from the moment he takes office. that's true. gallop begin sur vagveying amers on obama's presidency the day after his inauguration.úñh8 that rating, that starts immediately. of course, there are all these benchmarks that are set in a presidency where we stop and consider their legacy. 100 daze, how does the president's first 100 days compare to franklin roosevelt. the re-election campaign, the ultimate opportunity for vote torz cast judgment on presidential performance. you have pundits and columnists who are asking how anything a president does affects their legacy. a way of saying how it affects their place in history. even though we like do this, ranking the presidents is actually really hard to do. so there's some systematic reasons why it's difficult