hyde park, new york. where in 1882, franklin roosevelt was born. following political career in his native state, roosevelt became assistant secretary of the navy in 1913. in 1920, he campaigned unsuccessfully. vice presidency. warm springs, georgia proved a haven of health when illness interrupted ascendency of his political career. when country appeared to be in a world of glowing prosperity, it was heard by democratic party leaders to become a candidate for governor of new york. 9028 saw him succeeding governor alfred smith at albany. governor roosevelt two terms as chief executive of the state. liberal measures marked his administration. governor roosevelt became the choice of the democratic in 1932. the spectacular air flight to chicago marked the beginning of his to the presidency. a forgotten man and the new deal became his campaign slogan. rather than whoever was the symbol, national business and personal depression as the backwash of postwar economic engulfed america. factories were idle the unemployed march the one washington the nation de

hyde park, new york. where in 1882, franklin roosevelt was born. following political career in his native state, roosevelt became assistant secretary of the navy in 1913. in 1920, he campaigned unsuccessfully. vice presidency. warm springs, georgia proved a haven of health when illness interrupted ascendency of his political career. when country appeared to be in a world of glowing prosperity, it was heard by democratic party leaders to become a candidate for governor of new york. 9028 saw him succeeding governor alfred smith at albany. governor roosevelt two terms as chief executive of the state. liberal measures marked his administration. governor roosevelt became the choice of the democratic in 1932. the spectacular air flight to chicago marked the beginning of his to the presidency. a forgotten man and the new deal became his campaign slogan. rather than whoever was the symbol, national business and personal depression as the backwash of postwar economic engulfed america. factories were idle the unemployed march the one washington the nation de

in her memoir the adult shirley temple black, tells a really funny story about her visit to hyde park. she really angry at eleanor in grandchildren's sisters and buzzy and she actually hit mrs. roosevelt in the backside with a pebble from her little slingshot. the was a rare spanking by her mother. night. the president's wife appeared on the platform when fdr inaugurated the 1939 world's fair on nbc television to an initial 1 to 200 receivers. the industry would not take off until after world war. but eleanor made her tv interview debut on the afternoon following v-e day in may 45 on nbc. elliot launched his mother's television series on nbc, while anna co-hosted with her on radio, benefiting financially from the tv ventures. eleanor understood that by the 1950s, she could reach millions of viewers. many of whom no longer got their news from newspapers and increasingly less from radio. it's only natural that she would become a regular fixture in the new medium television. a history of cba. cbs, abc notes what a boon it was. the fledgling experimental television news program that mrs.

he arrived in canada and goes all the way across to quebec and then makes a long journey down to hyde park to visit to visit roosevelt and then heads back canada for the first quebec conference. and roosevelt follows suit goes up there for that big, big meeting. then he comes to the u.s. and spends a couple of weeks at the white house during which he goes to goes to harvard and gives an incredibly important speech where he proposes that the residents of the united kingdom and people of the united states have joint common citizen ship. yeah. your jaws i see jaws. you can resume your natural. and it's it's fascinating and it's. the time when franklin roosevelt says to winston churchill, i'm going to hyde, if you want to stay the white house and work, you can. but leaving and. sure enough, winston churchill stays in the white house meetings has appointments and then leaves and goes to hyde park to. say goodbye to to the president. that is all prelude to this. and that is that once franklin roosevelt and winston churchill sat down with joseph stalin the first time was at the toronto conference

gould, i got on an airplane and flew to the hyde park. franklin delano presidential library to hand carry copies to them where they told me they had not yet begun to catalog eleanor's papers. but hands down, as nancy suggested, the most memorable day in that class of dr. girls was day that lady bird johnson came. she arrived with secret service detail and what felt like army of cameramen and that course kicked off long lasting media interest in dr. in the class and in the topic. most of all. then two years later, as we all know now, the next big development in the field, the first lady studies, was the public imprimatur that it gained from mrs. ford at, her 1984 conference here in grand rapids. these two events created a sea change in the way we think about and discuss first ladies both in the past, in the present day, both by academics and by the public. there are many ways to measure the rising interest in first lady studies since. but as time is limited, i must be very selective. so in the mid 1980s, a couple of years after dr. class a

been kate smith, at least that's what he told kate smith and the king of england during a visit to hyde park, but maybe he had kind of cooler taste when he was staying here in town because he was -- and he ran his presidential campaign from here. fdr was the first presidential candidate to choose his official campaign song from a modern source. happy days are here again was actually from a 1930 musical called chasing rainbows. i looked in vain for the ultimate keck that the composer and lyricist might have produced a song that billie holiday sang, i didn't succeed there, but i did try and it's also notable that during the new deal which was planned upstairs in fdr's library during the presidential trance igs of 1932-33, this small house, in fact, one small room served as the entire transition headquarters for that momentous four-month period inaugurations were in march. during that time, the administration that was incoming conceived the idea of a relief program that not only constructed buildings like one of hunter college's buildings and not only put farm and factory workers back on the jo

he wouldn't have been happy on a rocking chair on the porch in hyde park, with nothing to do. >> why should i use a pussyfoot word? >> while the country sees fdr in the newsreels, standing at the podium, those who live and work at the white house view him either in a wheelchair, or as this rare film footage reveals, in the metal leg braces he wears the remainder of his adult life, after contracting polio in 1921. partly because of his limited mobility, the white house is the center of fdr's presidency, and he uses it and a handful of rooms inside it to his advantage. >> i am happy to address this evening, in this unique manner -- >> utilizing the growing power of radio and film technologies, fdr transforms how the building is seen by the nation, increasing its visibility far beyond any president before him. >> franklin d. roosevelt had an acute awareness of the power of the white house. the main stage was in the historic house. >> reporter: just below the south portico from where fdr addresses the nation is the entrance to the white house reserved for presidents, first ladies, and th

by removing the turn lane on hyde, we can add a few parking spaces on the east side of the street nexteam to convert the taxi loading zone on the west side of hyde, to allow for parking between 5 and 9 a.m. for the rowing clubs, the taxi zone will remain as is the rest of the time. continuing east to beach street between hyde and columbus, the two way separated bikeway continues to columbus and then transitions to a class three shared lane on columbus that connects to the existing bike lanes on north point and the shared lanes further south on columbus. there will be a new stop sign at beach and columbus to facilitate this transition and to address safety concerns raised by the community at this particular location, add parking on beach street between leavenworth and jones to rebalance the parking needs in the area. so over the course of the project, we heard a lot of desire from the community to look at jefferson street, as it really is the natural path of travel for many tourists. so in a future effort, we will look into prioritizing jefferson street between hyde and powell as a fami

park service's first free holiday entrance day of the year. you'll be able to get into local sites at no charge, including muir woods and the historic vessels at sf maritime's hydepier. richmond's rosie the riveter museum will also have free admission, and if you're looking to travel, you'll be able to get into yosemite and pinnacle national parks for free. well, president biden visiting a south carolina church today ahead of doctor martin luther king junior day. >> the president, addressing the congregation of royal missionary baptist church in north charleston. his remarks highlighting the life and legacy of doctor king, the role the state had in his 2020 election win, and the importance of remaining faithful during trying times. >> we know the struggle to redeeming the soul of this nation is difficult and ongoing. this is a short between peril and possibility. but faith. faith teaches us the america of our dreams is always closer than we think. >> president biden, also touring the international african american museum. he says in order for america to move forward, black history must be remembered from slavery to emancipation, from the civil war to the civil r

rollins: newton, mississippi, in the wal-mart parking lot. sen. hyde-smith: when you got your call on the way to the auburn game. i believe that went through three overtimes, if i remember correctly. mrs. rollins: it did, and the aggies once again ran out of time, which is our november game plan these days. sen. hyde-smith: that was a super exciting day for sure, no doubt, and it was so nice to get to meet mark out at the national finals rodeo. thank you for accepting the invitation to come there. but i want to highlight two important things before diving into the questions. and that is the supplemental that was passed before christmas. and i just want to thank senator boozman. i want to thank collins on her incredibly important to get that into that bill, that $10 billion that will make a total difference in the survival of so many producers throughout the state, so thank you for that. that certainly didn't go unnoticed by the ag world. i wanted to talk to you about catfish. mississippi is the top producing state of catfish. our farm-raised catfish is

park service's first free holiday entrance day of the year. >> you can get into local sites at no charge, including muir woods and the historic vessels at sf maritime's hyde street pier. richmond's rosie the riveter museum will also have free admission. if you're looking to travel, you can get into yosemite and pinnacles national parks for free. >> president biden visited a south carolina church ahead of martin luther king junior day. >> the president, addressing the congregation of royal missionary baptist church in north charleston. his remarks highlighting the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king, jr. the role the state had in his 2020 election win, and the importance of remaining faithful during trying times. >> we know the struggle to redeeming the soul of this nation is difficult and ongoing. the distance is short between peril and possibility. but faith. faith teaches us the america of our dreams is always closer than we think. >> president biden also toured the international african american museum. he says, in order for america to move forward, black history must be remembered. >> from slavery to emancipation, from the civil war to the ci

parking lot. that is when the call came. sen. hyde-smith: and i believe the auburn game ran to three overtimes. ms. rollins: it did. and the aggies ran out of time, which is sort of our game plan these days. [laughter] sen. hyde-smith: that was an exciting day, no doubt, and it was nice to meet mark. thank you for accepting the invitation to come there. i want to highlight important things before diving into the questions. that is the supplemental that was passed just before christmas. i want to thank senator boozman and senator collins on how incredibly important it was to get that into that bill, that $10 billion that will make a total difference in the survival of so many producers throughout the state. so, thank you for that. that certainly did not go unnoticed by the ag world. i want to talk about catfish. mississippi is the top producing state of farmers catfish, and it is a huge contributor to the state, and our neighbors. they are right there and with us. unfortunately, the foreign catfish imports, primarily vietnam and china -- that has really hurt the industry. but my greatest concern