so helen devises a plan to work around this. she begins seeking out women that have bachelor degrees in math and computer science. she hires them in the lab, trains them, and sends them to a local night school for engineering. by doing this, she is able to fill the lab with female engineers who otherwise would not have gotten the door. it is a good thing she does, because these female engineers are needed for a very exciting mission that the lab is about to embark on called the grand tour. this mission took advantage of a one in 175 year alignment of the planet in order to send a spacecraft to the outer planets. the group at jpl was dreaming of looking at planets that no spacecraft had gone to before. jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune, pluto. in 1970, nasa experienced massive budget cuts and the grand tour was canceled. the group at jpl felt this was unacceptable. they had to take advantage of this moment. so a small group of engineers, including sylvia miller who had been hired and trained by helen, came in one weekend with the

helene: vamos a la realeza, hablamos de los prÍncipes. los pasatiempos deberÍan ser regulados, al igual que la redes especialmente en los menores de edad. >>este juego se juega por 200,000,000 de personas en todo el mundo, iimagÍnate nada mÁs lo popular que es. sobre este tema le preguntamos a nuestra re sociales, que les querÍa prohibirse el juego?el 89% de ustedes contestaron que sÍ, el 11% dijo que no. tiene la respuestas. borja: Él sÍ siga sigue siendo mayorÍa aplastante es verdad que demente se nota que solamente a participar los que no son adolescentes coloco a los adolescentes no nos estÁn viendo porque estÁ jugando >>no es que estÉ mal o esté bien, el simple hecho del control del tiempo creo que hace toda la diferencia, es cuando entras en una dicciÓn o no. borja: mucho ojo para los padres que controle tiempo. vamos sÁcame de tema porque en nuevo mÉxico amanece hoy hablando de la redes de la sb278, se trata de la nueva ley que firmÓ la gobernadora michelle lujÁn que ayuda a los indocumentados a tener su licencia de conducir. esta

. >> this is helen kulouris. of course, she knew the lauts growing up. and that big old farming family of her childhood best friend, jane laubacher. >> our dads were both farmers. old farming families we're both from. >> the laubachers were big here in oxnard. >> there was just lots of laubachers. you know, it was just -- they multiplied. they were good catholics. >> and helen's friend, jane, grew up to be especially beautiful. featured in her high school yearbook as homecoming queen. >> but she was not ever concerned with that. she's also very, very shy. >> how do you get to be homecoming queen if you're shy? >> she's also just a very kind person, very gentle person. >> and as that yearbook shows, a star volleyball player, too. >> she could spike -- i mean, she's not that tall, but she could jump. >> jane soon met that other gifted athlete, dave laut, already well on his way to becoming one of the best shot putters in california. they began dating after high school, and sometimes let don, little laut, tag along. >> she was wonderful. she was fun. they j

so helen devises a plan to work around this. she begins seeking out women who have bachelor degrees in math science.ter she hires them in the lab. trains them. to a localnds them night school for engineering. by doing this, she is able to the lab with female engineers who otherwise would gotten in the door. and it's a good thing she does, because these female engineers are needed for a very exciting mission that the lab is about to embark on, called the grand tour. and this mission took advantage in 175-year alignment sende planets, in order to a spacecraft all the way to the outer planets. was dreamingj.p.l. of looking at planets that no before.ft had gone to uranus, saturn, neptune, even pluto. however, in 1970, nasa cuts.enced massive budget so the grand tour was cancelled. now, the group at j.p.l. just this was unacceptable. they had to take advantage of this moment. group ofsmall engineers, including sylvia ander, who had been hired trained by helen, came in one weekend with the goal of saving the grand tour. and what they

>> this is helen walsh. i'm going to speak again on information and communications. i kind of echo what the commission has been saying in regards to inclusion of -- on surveys of the disability community. both we are community as individuals with diverse disabilities that are low-income that are having issues finding housing. and if our data is not included in the surveys, general surveys, we're missing out. children grow up with disabilities and there are children that need accessibility as they're growing up. as able bodied people age, we need accessible housing. so i think it's really important on the survey to find a way. i appreciate that there'll be a focus group, but i also think on surveys, because the data is missing in all our departments in cities and this municipality, that i can see, it's important to start raising these questions to the low-income housing and disability issues. i'm hoping the survey is included in an accessible format. i think it's great that it has different languages. i'm hoping that this survey also, if it does have a printout or is

but ultimately, it requires the north koreans to start, helene. and that's the missing variable right now. is that the north koreans have to be similarly bought into that objective. and so the pressure is not on us. and i think that's implicit in what the president is saying. the united states has preserved all of the pressure of its international and continue to put significant hardship on the korean economy. at a minimum, this limits the resources that could be available to divert the weapons of mass destruction programs. but in the best case also, it creates the right combination of incentives for north korea to choose this path. the president has been also very clear about sanctions. he doesn't desire to impose or sustain sanctions against north korea. he would like to have us in a position where we can begin thaf denuclearization. there is no artificial timetable on this. it doesn't have to be done by x date. and we won't be driven by antif. again, the missing variable is north korea has to be fully invested in the final and reach a common ap

helen, i know you're a tonight crime summit which was convened.have a joined up approach to try to tackle this issue. did you have any confidence that anybody has got a solution to it? i think we have confidence in what we already knew. what i hope to see from the outcome of that, it's over several days, we went to the one with the prime minister and the secretary of state forjustice on thursday but i wa nt to state forjustice on thursday but i want to see a giant approach that is sustainable. this can't be a win—win u nless sustainable. this can't be a win—win unless it's actually funded and resourced. you can't make every agency be mandatory. i spoke to young people who are terrified, people from school who just go home. we've let them down at that stage. to actually take somebody‘s life or attack them, it just to actually take somebody‘s life or attack them, itjust needs resourcing, as well as getting the evidence so i hope more will come out of this but in the meantime, we do have to make sustainable programmes, not just a do have to make sust

good friday has been a great one for super league leaders st helens. by 36 points to 10 at the dw stadium. regan grace scored the pick of the saints' six tries to secure the first hat—trick of his career. hull fc took the derby bragging in style against their city rivals hull kingston rovers, winning 56—12 at the kcom stadium, running in nine tries in the process. this superb try from jack logan sealed his hat—trick and a record derby victory. elsewehere, bottom of the table leeds rhinos beat huddersfield giants 38—18, and the salford red devils won 36—12 at warrington wolves. let's round up some of the day's other sport now and two time winner and top seed novak djokovic has been knocked out of the quarter finals of the monte carlo masters by world number 14 daniil medvedev. medvedev will play another serb — dusan lajovic — next. reigning champion rafa nadal‘s hopes of an unprecedented 12th monte carlo title are still alive. he's through to the semi—finals after beating argentina's guido pella in straight sets. england centre ben te'o is to leave the

thank you again to james and helen.tly longer paper review, but until then, goodbye. hello there. storm hanna has been named by the irish met service, and it's going to bring some particularly windy and wet weather, especially across southern parts of the uk through the course of saturday. before we get there, it's still unsettled. this picture was taken in salford as we ended the day on thursday. i think we will have similar scenes on friday, it's going to be another day with some sunny spells, but equally some heavy and times of thunder—y showers around. things are also going to be feeling colder over the next few days, the warm air that's been with us is getting squeezed away towards the east. opening the doors for this colder air mass, with the blue colours returning to the uk. so a real dip in temperature over the next few days. still reasonably mild as we start friday morning, there will be some sunshine for central and eastern parts of england. eastern scotland too. more cloud in the west with some showery rain i

earlier i spoke to do to correspondent helen humphrey and washington and put it to her that stopping rape being used as a weapon of war and punishing perpetrators is a long overdue. right later and i think essentially that is germany's argument as it bort this resolution to the table of the un security council in new york rape as a weapon of war is an international war crime that's been set out under the geneva convention for the past seventy years and germany's argument essentially was that it is time to end impunity it's time to send a fact finding missions collect evidence and prosecute the international criminal court obtain justice for these survive as all of these atrocious war crimes if you compare it to other war crimes for example when there are allegations of genocide when there are allegations of chemical weapons attack being used fact finding missions sent that said though a lot of resistance now to this text at the u.n. security council and also mentally we could see is a very wanted down version of this text amounting to little more than an informal walking group on wom

warrington are at home to wigan and st helens face huddesfield as well as hull hosting castleford.o 5 time winners bradford bulls of the championship. shaun edwards will not return to rugby league, to become head coach at wigan warriors the wales rugby union defence coach verbally agreed a three year deal at the club where he played for 15 years, winning every honour. edwards says he's not experienced enough for the role and will stay with wales. australia's rugby union head coach — michael cheika — says israel folau's disrespectful social media comments would make it impossible for him to be picked for this year's rugby world cup. the full—back, who was tipped to star at the torunament —— tournament in the autumn, and has 73 caps for the wallabies, has had his contract terminated following a social media post which stated "hell awaits" gay people. he has 48 hours to accept his sacking, orface a code of conduct hearing. speaking yesterday — folau said his christian faith must come before his rugby union career. earlier this evening — billy vunipola the saracens and england number 8

. >> four years before helen hit her peak condition she was at her worst.igh 220 pounds a nearly doctor's appointment turned into a moment helen will never forget. >> he had shown me all of my blood work, my sugar levels were off the chart. he told me i was going to be chronically ill and that was enough. it was fear that set in. >> helen purged her house of processed foods and began cooking with fresh ingredients, within six months she dropped almost 60 pounds, but helen still wasn't satisfied. >> i would take pictures every sunday and i was like i kind of look like gumby, i should start working out. >> all that was missing was motivation. >> i put a post on my neighborhood facebook and said, hey, anybody want to work out with me at 4:00 a.m. we went from two to four to 10 to 12. >> today helen still hosts free workouts in her garage three times a week. >> i think once you help somebody else in their own health journey it does a lot for you. i speak about my picture now, it's the most beautiful picture in the world, that day was day one. >> dr. gupta, cnn,

if you would go to mount saint helens, they replanted trees after mount saint helens blew up and destroyed all those trees. colorado, kill in when i was working as young man , the between school years beetle kill was just starting. host: what should be done? you are giving us examples. what should be done? caller: i believe everybody ought to take care of the environment the best weekend, but i think the issue is bigger than that. a lot of it is natural. ok. we heard the point. let me go to jim, new york, democratic caller. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for your time. i am wondering if anyone has thought of the exponential effect of global warming, you turn off the air conditioning, you have to burn more fossil fuel, then it is going to happen a lot faster than 12 years. that is what i am trying to get at. host: go ahead. take that. guest: one thing for the first caller, there is no doubt that there is carbon in our world. that is a fact. what is also a fact is the concentration of carbon dioxide can which is a thin that -- dioxide, which is a thing that triggers climate ch

so helen i mean now we have this news from the u.s. house judiciary committee this statement how is it likely to go down with trump. well clearly not very well i think it's safe to say if we take a look at the president's reaction of course on twitter already this morning he's been writing that much of the testimony in the report was little more than b.s. using profanity all over it actually in full but you know he said that these people who spoke to miller were quote unquote no taken that the reality is that many of these no takers in fact what key political aides who seemingly walked back from the brink of potentially committing a breach when it comes to the obstruction of justice if you look at the white house counsel for example again who did not carry through on the request phone two times they're less for robert mueller to be fired if you look for example at jeff sessions the former attorney general who did not cut tail the scope of the russian investigation simply to look into future potential election interference but i think i

or maybe even using the report's findings as the basis for impeachment proceedings if you don't use helen humphrey assessed how likely that was. they're going to have to be pretty sure that they're going to have a good case for impeachment pietschmann should they want to push forward with proceedings or not front because if they try and they fail people in the rest of the country are going to either say that you know exam was vindicated this was a witch hunt or that the democrats spent too much time caught up in the to ing and fro ing off the report when significant issues today on whether it's wages health care child care the green new deal environmental policy whatever it may be on the left which has voters concerned is not topical in the run up to the twenty twenty alexion so really there's going to be some soul searching now i think in the democratic party with how they move forward now that they've got this report in their hands and that was helen hunt now to our northern ireland where a twenty nine year old woman was killed by gunfire during a riot in a suburb of the city of london

election but those efforts fell short of committing a crime let's bring in correspondent helen humphrey she's in washington for us tonight eleanor earlier today we heard the statement from the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry navl or where is the mole report a likely to lead us now. right carl i think that opening statement today was the opening shot essentially in what could be a lengthy legal battle through the courts to gain more access to the mother report jerry nablus saying that he had subpoenaed to obtain access to the unredacted report as well as the underlying documents the evidence supporting that presumably with a view to finding out more information about the president and then you know from a democratic standpoint using it against him now the department of justice has until the first of may to respond to that they could well say no i think the question is what more the democrats looking to understand what has peaks that interest one aspect i think that which could prove interesting is those twelve on going criminal investigations which we now know about that

and finally on the bbc website, dame helen mirren has criticised netflix as the debate over cinema and streaming services continues. the british actor, whose film roles include the queen and gosford park, was attending a cinema conference in las vegas when she used expletives to criticise netflix, and then saying "there's nothing like sitting in a cinema." you are saying it depends who is around you. we have eileen burridge here with us, good to see you. let's start with the mail online. this story broke at 11pm last night, it did not make the print press but it is being widely discussed in social media. this is the warning from one particular mp who is saying that actually the result of the vote means we don't have the time because of the process having to go through the house of lords, et cetera. of the process having to go through the house of lords, et ceteram anything we are hearing about the pros and cons of every possibility, but his point is to wait until the eu summit which is when theresa may could eventually ask for an extension, although sources at number ten are saying the

helen christofferson p was a falsesona created by russian trolls with linkso the kremlin. researchers commissioned by the senate intelligence committee spent seven months studying their methods. >> they look at movements that are popular, and tn they replicate it. >> reporter: but the trolls weren't just spreading fake news.ey ere spreading chaos. >> so the russians saw these otests taking place and decided, we want more of that? >> yes, they decided this is divisive and we're going to be in o the middlef it. >> reporter: special counsel robert mueller indicted the troll drm beh the operation. but with the 2020 election around the corn researchers say the russians haven't slowed down yet. richard engel, nbc news. >> you can see more of richard's reporting when "on assignmen with richard engel" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> we'rek with the marathon man and why just being in the -i call it my comfortable future plan. -it's our nfident forever plan. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. ♪ -find your certified fina

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helen, how do you respond to this report today?he gets comfort and having some answers but what we need to be sure now is it's not going to happen again and there's beena going to happen again and there's been a series of reports as your reporter highlighted, going back to 2011, all highlighting different aspects that have led to the situation and i think it's time the health minister in the assembly took responsibility for this and i'm going to be calling for his resignation today because he is responsible for all the senior managers appointed with a love these failures to go on. this isn't a one off, it will be terrible if this was a one—off tragedy and we lost one child but this is a series of systematic failures. the way the health services set up in wales is directly accountable to the welsh government and the minister and he's got to take responsibility today, both for ensuring that as far as we possibly can this doesn't happen again, but also, crucially, ithink he's got to take personal responsibility for the fact the issues

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and he said helen maria we would do anything to win that war. he went the other way then, and was in charge of cutting the budget after the war. and a crucial job, we should look at now when we're writing a new budget law because they had had a budget law where they created a budget office. a fore-runner to the omb but with more power. doz did this, cut the budget, the doz plan helping germany. we lend them money the germans paid everyone else back. chicago land family but he was a maverick, he'd go his own way. what infuriated coolidge is coolidge had closed confirmation hearings planned, and doz used his inauguration time to get up and berate the senators for their poor behavior and abuse of the filibuster essentially. and he antagonized the senate. rather than follow his orders from calvin, his president to appease, make friends with, grease the wheels, for the nominations to come. >> brian: you tell stern about calvin coolidge having breakfast at the white house, and a lot of memories of the senate, calling in sick, not wanting to come. >> a

this is just really a big, community win and a celebration for us all. >> to learn more about the helendiller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org. >> welcome. we're glad you're here. this is the regular meeting of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district. today is march 12, 2019. roll call, please. (roll call). >> thank you. tonight i will open this meeting in honour of zora that said those that don't got it can't show it and those that no got i, can't hide it. section a, information for the public and section b,

humphrey joins me from our bureau helena has been on this story all day forced to all of you welcome helen i'm going to start with you and then go around to everyone what does the mobile report mean for the trump presidency now compared to what it meant yesterday. for and today the battle lines have been redrawn and this is certainly shelf and the result all of the democrats i think it means that they have more meat essentially to dig into and boy they are certainly digging into it we've just heard from a pelosi and schumer in a joint statement and they have said ok looking at this it's quite clear to see that the attorney general william baas definition of obstruction of justice and that set out by the special counsel robot mulla all two different things we've also heard from the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler and he says ok it's very interesting that robot mother decided not to make a prosecutorial decision not because he is unable to do so this is a mound with a wealth of experience in this matter because he believes that he has set out a roadmap for congress to

good evening to you helen that explain if you could why the trump administration was willing to veto this resolution we want to understand how did abortion become part of a resolution about sex as a weapon of war. that's correct brant essentially this final text has removed the mention office sexual and reproductive health for the survivors of rape as a weapon of war the trump administration said that it would veto over that language the trump administration says that this is a tacit endorsement of abortion which it is against and that has you know of course some stinging condemnation from all of the u.n. ambassadors notably the french ambassador to the united nations phosphor that out has said that this admission essentially is unacceptable and it removes the dignity of women i think we have to ask this question with regards to the resolution it's meant to be a survivor centered approach that's what the u.n. has said something that's so five assented one with think would have a provision for health for survivors in the wake of an act of violence but you know this is echoing a wide a

look at the papers with our reviewers, james rampton, features writer at the independent and baroness helenlove, victims commissioner. stay with us for that. good evening. the government is advising against all but essential travel to sri lanka after the bombings on easter sunday which claimed the lives of at least 250 people. the foreign office says terrorists are very likely to try to carry out indiscriminate attacks especially in places visited by foreigners. there are some 8,000 british tourists in sri lanka at the moment and urgent talks are taking place between the government and the travel industry to help people return home. from colombo, clive myrie reports. curfew in colombo. rain, the soldiers' only companion on empty streets after dark, as a nervous capital guards against more atrocities. the authorities have released the names and pictures of several suspects they want to question following easter sunday's massacres. foreign governments are now anxious for their citizens here. and these suspects, on the run, are the reason why. the city of galle is a magnet for visitors, but tr

and that was correspondent helen humphrey reporting for us now to northern ireland where the twenty nine year old journalist was killed by gunfire during a riot in the suburb of the city of londonderry the violence erupted after a large number of police searched a house in the area police identified the woman as leader of a key they say that she was standing near a police vehicle when she was shot some treating a murderous terrorism the suspect or the brother based the specs that a militant republican group called the new ira which also took credit for a large bomb that exploded outside of a courthouse in london derry in january arlene foster of the leader of the northern islands democratic unionist party condemned the violence. of course violence criminality terrorism was always rome and it's still rome today and twenty one thousand we can damage wholeheartedly we hope that everyone will work in the end area and indeed further afield with the police service to give them all the support that they need and can i command the officers last night who stood between the community and those who

st helens have gone back to the top of super league, they began the evening ahead of science but sixside. in the night's other match wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan. an australian horse is said to have achieved racing mortality after extending her victory run to 33. she was described as the greatest of all time as she crossed the line this morning in sydney. the eight—year—old mare is unbeaten since april 2015 and she now gets to retire. that's all the sport for now. plenty of football to look forward to today. i will have more for you later on. a dutch fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to inseminate patients without their consent has been confirmed as the father of 49 children. dna tests revealed that jan karbaat, who died two years ago, impregnated their mothers at his clinic in bijdorp, near rotterdam. let's get more on this now from our correspondent in the netherlands, anna holligan. this must have caused quite a stir. quite an emotional upset for the children involved, jan karbaat called himself a pioneer in the field of fertilisation and i

. >> helen mcdonald isn't there some legitimacy in women's studies african-american studies to tell those stories in history as well? >> i don't think there should be separate disciplines. we tell them all the time, and almost told the story of women, of blacks, with extraordinary empathy. huck finn does. i just Ãbincredible insights into female sexual competitiveness of course we should open our history, we should understand the reality in its great and flawed way as possible but the reality is this, those separate studies departments, whether black studies, they have become grievance factors. they are not about openness, they are about cultivating a very particular mindset which is one that is at war with the accomplishments of western civilization. >> when you speak at a college campus, what's your reception at times it's been a hostile, physically so brute force. other times it merely tense. other times students have listened respectably and ask questions. university of pennsylvania recently there was a challenging audience but they were all respectful. there was no interruptions. i w

public this is precisely what happened this gradually come to the house to handle this the same and helen is the. exactly did you do have you not noticed the people have been put into prison prison in your opinion or for hate speech this is censorship this is the same as it was in the old i was i was a star wars in the country who's most at home it's been good to have your conference. thank you time's up. wait a second do you want the whole picture of facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from a measured reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with digitalisation. shift. on g.w. . debate special edition for media. we are going to be discussing a very five topics here gender parity on lack there all the time seem to have needs kids and children and women being true to choose ok but if it comes to creep i think some people may have trouble adapting to these changes do you think uganda would ever be egalitarian to seventy seven percent in thirty minutes on d w. what's the connection between bread but home and the european union

impeachment is about cleansing the office. >> helene cooper? >> that's the sort of video which has been going around all week that makes people so skeptical and so disgusted with politics. i mean, that's why at the end oh day, this entire debate is all political theater. it is all about who is maneuvering to make sure that they look good. let's face it. it is already 2020. we're in an election year. this is the election cycle. the president's election cycle has begun. what you are seeing now is all w about how domaneuver ourselves? nancy pelosi trying to balance her progressives versus her more centrist democrats. n you see on the republicade they want this mueller report to go away. >> you got to see the republican party today. that interview you did with senator johnson, he's using the word sabotage. president trump is using the word scum, coup. if the house democrats choose to impeach, ery senate republican source i have says that impeachment dies in the senate. a trial will never>>o forward. asn't the president with the help of the attorney

helen mirren says there is nothing like sitting in the cinema and watching films on streaming servicess devastating for those wanting to make films on screen. do you agree? get in touch. just use #bbcthebriefing. there was some pretty extraordinary drama at westminster last night. just before 11:30pm, mps voted by a majority of one to force theresa may to ask for an extension to the brexit process. the bill — designed to avoid the uk leaving the european union without a deal — was backed by the house of commons following talks between the prime minister and the opposition labour leader. our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. another late night at westminster and, yes, another knife edge vote, but you are about to watch history in the making. the ayes to the right, 313. the noes to the left, 312. by the narrowest of margins, mps 312. by the narrowest of margins, m ps voted 312. by the narrowest of margins, mps voted to seize control from the government, so long as the house of lords agrees then parliament will have the power to instruct the prime minister to ask for a f

st helens have gone back to the top of superleague tonight after a 38—12 victory over warrington.ing ahead of saints on points difference but six trys from 6 different scorers did the damage for saints. mark percival and winger regan grace amongst the scorers. in the nights other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30 points to 20. the challenge cup is also back underway this weekend. two games tonight, and two big wins for the superleague sides. leeds beating workington town by 78 points to 6. whilst salford beat rochdale hornets 76 poitns to 6. rochdale hornets 76 points to 6. ellie downie has just missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she has though taken silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped in the final discipline by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. afterwards downie wasn't disheartened by her second place i'm actually ecstatic! coming in yesterday, i honestly didn't think i would get that, so. i was so close to

helen grant with a few ideas for the bank of england as it makes its mind up.t brexit developments as theresa may and jeremy corbyn clash during prime minister's questions. thank you for watching and goodbye for now. hello there, good morning. at the moment, it feels like winter has made a comeback. we've had everything thrown at us in the last 2a hours. lots of weather watcher pictures of big hailstorms affecting the uk, and of course, the sunshine coming out in between has led to some lovely rainbow pictures as well. we're seeing a short, sharp burst of really cold air that's come down from the arctic. you can see how that colder air has plunged southwards, and with it all those shower clouds. the cloud that's in the north sea is coming back into scotland and northern england, which is why we're seeing some sleet and snow, and it's quite slippery over some high—level routes. some icy patches around, with temperatures in many places close to orjust below freezing. so a cold start really, i think, to wednesday, and a pretty miserable morning across the far nort

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helen keller, jack benny. many of these people were friends and had been to rochester as patients. there are also a lot of fun stories. there is a great story of a couple who showed up on the property. this couple showed up and they were from a little town 40 miles from here. they interacted with the family and it was time to go into dinner so they invited them to come into dinner. they sat down and had dinner. when they finished, they got up to say thank you and they said do you always invite perfect strangers into your home? the family said we try to entertain anyone who is around. coupleid we have another who we think would enjoy meeting you. we are in the living room of the home. when the mayo family built the home, there is a wonderful staircase put on the front of the house. guests would be dropped off at the bottom of the staircase and they would make their way up. was theng room entertaining part. it was where they started off entertaining. they would stop in here to have orders and a drink. this is what that room was all about. behind me is a portrait of dr. charles mayo.

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helen knows a lot of her customers. by name and even if she doesn't know you, she makes you feel at home. everyone from longtime residents to new arrivals to out of town visitors are drawn to eddie's. eddie's is the diner to go to in san francisco. it's an honor to recognize eddie's cafe for the small business week. thank you. >> thank you everyone and our supervisor vallie brown and everybody help us come right now to eddie's cafe. people love eddie's cafe and also i love eddie's cafe. please come. thank you. [applause] >> president yee: next it up supervisor from district 6, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you. for district 6, i'm going to be giving a small business commendation to the j.t. restaurant which is on mission and sixth street. everybody in this part of soma knows auntie tess. she's head chef in charge. local residents love her amazing food. j.t. restaurant has reputation for authentic food. her 20 years of experience as a restaurant owner and business woman came in handy when she moved to the

. >> in 1950 nixon ran against congresswoman helen gahagan douglas. it was a very rough campaign.t of innuendo. he called helen douglas a pink lady. >> saying i was against the committee on un-american activities i was for communism. dirty tricks designed to avoid a discussion of issues. >> and anything was acceptable if it guaranteed success. >> in california congressman richard nixon wins easily. >> i know of no person who could have been selected for this high position and high honor by the republican party of the nation. is there any objection? declares richard nixon republican nominee for vice president. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a good day for the little town of whittier, california. there she is. that's mrs. nixon. he is a very personable young man. and will undoubtedly be a great asset to the republican ticket. >> the whole nixon family considers it a great privilege to work for the election of the presidency of general eisenhower. and although trisha and julie are a little too young for active campaigning mrs. nixon will travel with me throughout the country and i t

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this situation reminds us trillion antinuclear activist and author helen caldicott of a time when the u.s. and the soviet union stood on the brink of nuclear confrontation. well i got robert mcnamara quite well who's sixty of france and was in the oval office with jack kennedy during the cuban missile crisis he said to me helen you don't know how close we came to within three minutes quote unquote. i think the situation could well be compatible with that. decisions to launch a nuclear strike need to be made quickly and then there are the crews who would actually launch the missiles caldicott has heard some alarming reports. the man and the missile silos in america they could as i have minutes to decide their aged eighteen to twenty six like pavlovian dogs just so nervous or press the button. there with the pistol one shoot if one shows signs of deviant behavior but the deviant one much the other one recently it's been determined that many of those men taking l.s.d. not in their missile silos but beforehand and having wild stock a lunch break spirits is annoying at that taking marijuan