both she and ike had heart problems. during the presidency, she became very involved with the american heart association. during the war when ike was in europe, she volunteers at different wartime opportunities. she knew it was important for her to show herself at that time in that capacity. she loved, loved, loved people and she would get a lot of letters. she would try to answer all of the letters that she got. she got a lot of letters that were asking for donations to charitable causes. often times she would make donations, even if it was small because she knew that it meant something to those people that the president and first lady were interested in their cause and supporting their cause. she loved people and love to support people when she could. patrick: i understand that he served as the president of columbia. he retired to gettysburg so he could come to washington. ms. hammatt: i do not think he felt at home in new york city. i do not think that he enjoyed, like from a i feel successful point of view, his time

georgia depicted ike's favorite golfing retreat in augusta, georgia.lorida with this very beautiful creation and the usual pretty girls. liberty and strength through the consent of the governed was portrayed in the theme float of the 1957 inauguration parade. the longest float ever to appear, measuring 407 feet long, representing many states and many industries. ♪ guam's entry was awarded the best float depicting the theme of the inauguration parade. pretty girls were an abundance throughout and of course, those who appreciated them. from ohio came burma the elephant, a traditional symbol of the republican party. even burma saluted the president with upraised trunk and a blast, throughout which ike stood for hours on the reviewing stand. and uncle sam. ♪ ["washington post march" playing] >> band after band in their colorful uniform and their stirring marches. ♪ [army anthem playing] a cowboy who did not get to rope this time as he did in the much heralded 1953 parade. what american scene would be complete without our indians? the governor of south dako

georgia depicted ike's favorite golfing retreat in augusta, georgia. captured by florida, with this very beautiful creation and the usual pretty girls. liberty and strength through the consent of the governed was portrayed in the theme float of the 1957 inaugural parade. the longest float of any kind ever to appear anywhere. it measured 407 feet long. representing many states and many industries.■r7úrs >> guam's entry was awarded the best float depicting the theme of the inaugural parade. pretty girls were in abundance throughout, and of course, those who appreciated this fact. from ohio came burma, the elephant, a traditional symbol of the republican party. even burma saluted the president with upraised front and a blast of steam, showing the temperature of the day, cold and damp, throughout which ike stood for hours on the viewing stand. band after band, in their colorful uniforms and their stirring marches. ♪♪ >> the cowboy who didn't get to rope the right this time as he did in the much heralded '53 parade. and what scene would be complete without

ike, ever the gallant, helps mamie from the car as they enter the capitol escorted by senator bridges ascend to the inaugural platform. carl hayden, dean of the senate, leads the senators with the minority leader william noland and majority leader lyndon johnson very close behind. representing our mighty military services, joint chiefs of staffs, secretary humphrey and seles lead the cabinet members, followed by the nine black robed justices of the united states supreme court. former president herbert hoover, governor and mrs. tom dewey, leonard hall, chairman of the national republican committee. and now, accompanied by the members of the joint inaugural committee, the vice president of the united states, richard nixon, takes his place on the platform. the moment everyone has been waiting for has now arrived. the president of the united states steps into view and a tremendous ovation resounds across the capitol from the thousands who have gathered here from near and far to witness his solemn oath of service to the american people and to assume the leadership of this great country of

[applause] this beautiful centerpiece greeted ike and dick and a sumptuous buffet, a sneak preview ofdent and mrs. eisenhower ate a hearty meal. the vice president and his wife are followed by the nixon's two children, tracy and julie. even the presidential inauguration cannot dispel the humor of julie nixon's black eye. what are little girls made of? chief justice earl warren and mrs. warren. former president hoover. mrs. styles bridges, along with members of the joint and inaugural committee and their wives were host to the presidential party. ♪ as the president and mamie waved to the cheering multitudes they start the drive from the capitol to the reviewing stand in front of the white house. down pennsylvania avenue, the inauguration parade is led by a platoon of washington metropolitan motorcycle police. the thousands who lines the parade route cheering wildly from open windows and on the streets. ♪ as the parade approaches the treasury building, they turn up 15th street. the president and mamie are followed by the vice president and pat nixon. ["anchors away," naval anthem playin

ike was the fifth to take president with a radio audience, the second to do so while america watched.er the solemnities of the ceremonial occasion were over, the presidential party retired to the offices of the new secretary of the senate mark christ for a luncheon buffet they heartily enjoyed. the participants of the ceremonies and personal guest of the new president and vice president were at last reflecting a relief from the mornings charged tempo. the parade formed in the midday sun was still swinging by the white house long after nightfall. the general remained standing for the entire spectacle for he wished to see all those who came to be seen. ♪ standing in the court, these two -- narrator: the procession was 10 miles long with 30,000 participants, 350 horses, three elephants, and nearly a tribe of indians. yes, sir, it had everything in oversized quantities. ♪ ["caisson song"] narrator: it was a kaleidoscope of american fun making and industry, a cross-section of military muscle and peaceful scenes americans loved most. following the motorcycle wedges came the mass colors of t

ike was the fifth to take president with a radio audience, the second to do so while america watched.fter the solemnities of the ceremonial occasion were over, the presidential party retired to the offices of the new secretary of the senate mark christ for a luncheon buffet was heartily enjoyed. the participants of the ceremonies and personal guest of the new president and vice president were at last reflecting a relief from the mornings charged tempo. eye witnessed through the intimate proceedings the camera colorfully recorded the lighthearted mood in which the chosen leaders of both past and present at this moment took part. outside where the mammoth procession was being readied, the weather was holding forth with typical eisenhower luck. he of course acknowledged them one and all, glad that they were there. vice president nixon was every bit as exuberant as the new chief executive and the pair responded to the cheers of the crowd as their cars crept along at four miles per hour. ♪ narrator: herbert hoover, reverend symbol of the republican party, received many a warm ovation. stan

governor from south dakota drew immediate attention when he stopped to take a picture of ike for histh the eisenhower bandwagon, a tribute lasting three hours and stretching for many miles had passed before him. throughout the parade, the president stood for them all, the thousands in the line of march who came to paid homage, attesting his popular appeal to the millions across the breadth of our nation. the sun slowly settled behind the capitol as the daylight hours drew to a close. one by one as the lights came on, the stage was set with the gala celebration that was to follow as official washington turned out in all her splendor for the inaugural balls to be held in honor of the president. to accommodate the thousands who wished to attend, four separate balls were held. the president and mamie visited them all. here at the mayflower hotel, we see mrs. dowd, mamie's mother, and her sister, mrs. jay gordon moore. mayflower hotel, we seek misses down, and her sister jay gordon moore. a jubilant secretary humphrey. senator bridges and misses bridges. ♪ >> the president and mrs. eisenh

and he stop to take a picture of ike for our son.he parade approach with the eisenhower bandwagon. it stretch for many miles. throughout the parade, the president stood for them all. 1000 in the line who came to play homage. and the millions across the breadth of our nation. the sun slowly settled behind the capitol, as the midnight hours true to a close. one by one, as the light came on, the stage was set for the gala celebration, that was to follow. as washington turned out in all her splendor, for the inaugural ball to be held in honor of the president. to accommodate the thousands who wish to attend, four separate balls were held. the president and many, visited them all. the a jubilant secretary humphrey. senator bridges and misses bridges. ]8lfsthe president and mrs. eisenhower, or escorted into their box by their hosts. wajm■Ñas the officer salutes the president, we bring to a close a salute by the american people, to their leader, the president of the united states, dwight david eisenhower, and his beloved mainly.

people watch, wait and listen for the moment when ike will step forward. >> do you dwight d. eisenhower do solemnly swear that you will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> thank you very much. >> as the president looked out upon the gathering he thought back to the year 1953 when he offered the now famous eisenhower prayer, the first time any president had ever prefaced his inaugural address with such a prayer. >> give us we pray the power to discern clearly right from wrong, and allow all our words and actions to be governed thereby and by the laws of this land. especially we pray that our concerns shall be for all the people regardless of station, race or calling. mr. chairman, mr. vice president, mr

[cheers and applause] thank you ike day is the theme for the thunderous welcome. the enthusiasm spills over into the convention hall where ike and mamie hold center stage. convention [cheers and applause] business waits in the wings. [cheers and applause] ♪ the partisan crowd receives an accounting of the republican administration's two term stewardship at the headline making remarks of the president concerned the issue of whether people everywhere want to live under communism or a free system. he hurls a dramatic plebiscite challenge at the soviet premier nikita khrushchev. >> i challenge him. well he agree to the holding of free elections, under the sponsorship of the united nations? to permit people everywhere in every nation on every continent, to vote on one single civil -- simple issue? that issue is, do you want to live under a communist regime or under a free system, such as that found in the united states? [cheers and applause] >> a long roar of approval follows ike's challenge to kruschev. then, the convention gets down to the task of nominating its stan

[cheers and applause] >> a long roar of approval follows ike's challenge to kruschev.se] then the convention gets down to the task of nominating its standard bearer. there is little suspense save for 10 votes cast for arizona senator goldwater, it is all nixon. the roll call vote is 1321 for the vice president. a moved to make the nomination of nixon unanimous comes from the arizona delegation. and this is done by acclamation as announced by the chairman, the congressman from indiana. >> the chair declares that vice president richard nixon has been unanimously nominated to be the candidate of the republican party for the office of president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> the party spells unity for its candidate, richard milhouse the 47-year-old californian, vice president for the past seven and half years. [cheers and applause] later, vice president nixon chooses as his running mate united nations envoy henry cabot lodge. the 58-year-old mr. lodge is shown with his wife, chicago bound to accept the party mandate. ambassador lodge is asked by a news man,

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as somebody who admires eisenhower and spent my adult life reading biographies of ike it's hard to sayey were very competitive and i could understand why truman was resentful of eisenhower but i never understood why eisenhower was so chilly to truman. if you read a book i think it was called ike and talking about the complicated relationship between dwight eisenhower and richard nixon he was chilly to nixon to two. when nixon was in the oval office and heard that eisenhower cried he broke down, nixon broke down and wept and those who knew him said he wept bitterly because it was like losing a father before the father had told him that he loved him and he was proud of him. he always felt like he was on the outside and even eisenhower's own son had said that his father was something along the lines of 50% lovable and 50% coldhearted and then he thought about it and said make that 75% coldhearted. >> i think there is a big gap between the geniality of the public eisenhower and the emotional withholding of the interpersonal eisenhower and that may be what made him so effective. i can see w

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more times than i can count over the last two years, he has led putting forward proposals, ike the commitment to america, that encapsulates good policy and should be partisan. bipartisan. he will continue to do this. he will never compromise our fundamental rights and freedoms. from the as the threat chinese communist party grew and spread, leader mccarthy task force the china and urged democrats to join us in confronting a grave threat requires bipartisan solutions. they refused. the task force he directed published legislative are sents, 2/3 of which bipartisan. leader mccarthy ensured that we ere united as we successfully fought the unconstitutional and impeachment effort laufrngd burr -- launched by our democratic colleagues and he operating in ugh and responding to the global covid pandemic. as to how guide things will operate, once leader mccarthy is speaker mccarthy, the historic productivity we saw the last ime republicans were in charge in the 115th congress. leader mccarthy led us in cutting regulations, taxes, supporting our veterans, ombating opioid addiction and human trafficking

he called ike.ough it, helped him out because that's what we're supposed to do as a nation. >> that's it and we want all of our presidents and former presidents working together, you know, to protect all of our families and to protect our democracies. democracy, that's why this is all so weird. you know, mika was talking about melania trump. well, the obamas, about two days after the election of 2016, president obama had president-elect trump to the oval office. michelle obama had melania trump to the yellow oval room upstairs. do you think she enjoyed entertaining a woman who with her husband had charged her husband with lying about the circumstances of his birth and lying about his religion? mrs. obama didn't. but the difference is, some people in life are givers and some people are takers. the obamas were givers, and i think the trumps have shown, in all sorts of ways, sadly, that they are takers. >> michael beschloss and nancy gibbs, thank you both. >> said very well. >> it's time now for final

he was a record-breaking music producer and songwriter, including the beatles, ike and tina turner andamons. >>> they're expected to rename a park that was named in honor of president andrew jackson. jackson park was stripped of its name last summer. he was a slave owner and forcibly removed native americans from their homeland. the city's recreation and park commission recommends the name of the alony people and another is mable tatum, a black woman who advocated. >>> and the oakland symphony held an inauguration ball to celebrate oakland native, vice president-elect kamala harris. ♪ ♪ >> the free live streamed show included music from the symphony, oakland's youth orchestra and jazz mafia and more. it was hosted by the port of oakland commissioner and close friend of harris. tomorrow, the vice president-elect will resign from her california senate seat. >>> we are getting serious surf along the coast but it is nothing compared to this. coming up next, where surfers brave jaw-dropping monster waves. >> i'm meteorologist, drew tooma. not only tracking the surf and warm temperatures. we

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off in the distance while scrubbing dishes and i saw this little bit of bright blue that did not look ikenything you would see in your backyard. emily han: our claim to fame is wdiscovered a population of previously undiscovered snails in los angeles. so, we immediately started looking for more snails and found a bunch of other really tiny, little snails. he put a picture of the snails on instagram, and once he did that, we got a notification that scientists and other snail enthusiasts were very excited about this snail find. woman: it looks great back here, emily. emily han: thanks. woman: and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimens in the collection. yep, that's xerotricha there. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that a cochlicella barbara? a really teeny, tiny one? ventti: yep, that's a juvenile. so, in february 1f 2016, i came out here, the hans invited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collected xerotricha conspurcata, so, the species we're talking about, but then also this other species ca

people come spilling out of the ike and out of the west wing. it's about 6:00 in the evening people start applauding hubbard. the photographer is having difficulty with his camera. people are applauding and hubbard's starting to get into it. he is a modest guy but he is going yes, i did this. , isn't it fabulous? really fantastic. then, up walked two uniformed officers of the secret service and put him in handcuffs. and then, the white house photographer takes the picture. and it really creeps hubbard out. and it really creeps about that i keep it in my bedroom. there's a picture of hubbard being put into handcuffs. am i really in trouble? is this funny? i was the mayor of the west these two officers wing, these , were my people. they put him into handcuffs. i'm like buddy, you got me but i just got you back. [laughter] susan: [laughter] good to know there's a sense of humor amid all the pressure. karl: you have to. the white house and the vice president's house, these are very formal polices. there's a reason why there's a downstairs official a

their country above their party and you're right, there was that continuous line run truman through ike through kennedy, lbj and all the way through reagan and george hw where they stayed engaged in the world. there were twists and turns, nixon's state, reagan taking a more confrontational approach but for the most part they followed the same policy that truman set in place so that's a great point . that was a repudiation of republican isolationism . >> do you see any potential senator vandenberg or taft among the current republican members of the senate ? >> i think there's safety in numbers. a lot of republicans were afraid to stand out on their own over the past four years but you look at mitt romney, lisa murkowski, susan collins on the republican side have all said they want to work together with democrats. they want to let joe biden appoint who he wants to appoint to the cabinet as long as not to outside the mainstream and on the democratic side mark kelly just got elected and still is the republican state, the republican state of arizona. christian cinema is going to be looking f

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. >> i am surprised you have a case innd california,ikely other states in califora.ikely we will see reports from other states. colorado was the first to do that. hii it is likely we will see it, because if you have as much prominence of ithas you have in u.k., and travel, intermittently were from the u.k. to france to the united states etc., and canada has cases. so i don't think californians should think this is something odd. this is something that is expected. simon: let's look at details ofn the situatn the united states paid covid cases remain high aoss america. there were 229,349 in the past 24 hours. there were 3308 people who die from covid the last 24 hours. the total across the united states, more than three hunter 29,000 covid deaths since the pandemic began. in colorado, 330,859 cases of the virus detected at 4750 in th have died of covid state since the pandemic began. the colorado state governor, jad polis, said he didn't think the variant was widely prevalent in the u.s.. >> thise wasn't w year's gift we wanted from the united kingdom. but we specked

record producer, musician and songwriter, producing recordings by the musicians, including the beatles, ikerner, chere and the ramons. >>> in the east bay, alameda city leaders are expected to rename a park that was named in honor of president andrew jackson. jackson park was stripped of its name last summer. jackson was a slave owner and forcibly removed native americans from their homelands. our media partner, the mercury news reports the city's recreation and park commission recommends the name chochinyo. another potential name is mabel tatum, a black woman who advocatedights for low income city residents. the city council is set to make its selection on tuesday. >>> the oakland symphony held a virtual inauguration ball today to celebrate oakland native vice president-elect kamala harris. ♪ >> the free live stream show included music from the sim taken, jazz mafia and many more. the event was hosted by a close friend of harris. tomorrow the vice president-elect will resign from her california senate seat. this is a customary move ahead of her inauguration on wednesday. >>> well we are ge

carolina ike numbers among the world's best there are many players she's an eco classic award winner and performs regularly as a soloist the world over here in concert at the brussels philharmonic 2. she also plays electronic music she wrote herself 2. ehrman sets up an electromagnetic field back me influenced by the human body that in turn changes the sound. this upright antenna determines the pitch when i move towards the antenna the pitch rises. and this little 1010 you're on the other side controls the volume so if i move further away the sound gets louder. russian physicist liane there and then unveiled the instrument in 920 some of the musicians and bands who have experimented with it since are the beach boys led zeppelin tom waits and as john me shows yaar. the movie going public is familiar with the sound of this forbear of the synthesizer from horror and science fiction films it's still used occasionally on soundtracks even now. because this tradition came about because when the famine was 1st developed musicians played with lots of abroad even on the violin and other instru

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it's up to the industry fire touched ike it's a blow to the government which is already facing criticism for extending the lock down and for a slower than expected rollout of vaccines. now germany's health minister the rest of the european union are pressing to get more vaccine doses into the block inspired told political editor that he wants to see fairer treatment of the european union is fence if and when it would be a good idea if companies had to obtain a license to export vaccines so that we can monitor which vaccine leaves the european union after having been produced or bottled in europe. after all and almost all contracts were invested hundreds of millions in advance so their production capacities could be established it's not a matter of being 1st it's a matter of being fair 1st but unfair. time now for some of the headlines from around the world hundreds of rescued migrants are disembarking in sicily after italian authorities are love their rescue ship the ocean viking to dock the $373.00 people on board and through dozens of unaccompanied children according to one n.g.o.s the

think there is also the feeling among some osthe republicho are blocking this or trying to block this, ikss they want to have donald trump on their side when they run for reelection. >> let's continue to turn back to covid. some better news in the u.k.. and what is being described as a pivotal moment. thee first doses of astrazeneca vaccine. the first jab went to a dialysis patient. >> thvaine means everything to me. to my mind, it isy the o way of getting back to normal life. you know? this virus is terrible, isn't it ? >> the cry minister expects tens domains of vaccines to be administered --me the p minister expects tens of thousands of vaccines to to be here is one senior gp with her view on what needs to happen to speed up the process. >> i think the rate limiting etep would be the organization issues. the venues u describe, the aff you describe, prime minister, getting the people intohe spaces they can present eir arms. again, that is not in my territory, gp's are helping through federations. so, hopefully we really can scale this up, and it should not just be 9:00 to 5:00, it should

summer so i would not have this what i would close false equivalence you know between what has the there ike has done and what americans have none over the summer well i'm not blaming africa i forgot americans in fact i think many of the riots featured people of color and among the criminals there were people of color i think that's unnecessarily stigmatizing to try to sort of symbolize those kind of events and to touch them to any particular group but just in terms of. you know lives lost and property damaged. you're right there is absolutely no comparison between the riots and the storming of the capitol hill because the rights from much more damaging i mean like just pure fact that going back to the events on the capitol hill. but i would just say this figure is i think i'm not at all actually shooter you know when you're saying destroy life where lost well you know what are we talking about where dispy people that were hit by police guns you know so you know i mean there's this false equivalence that you're saying what you had on capitol hill was basically even mine for certain certainly

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. >> o zoning laws,ike zoning laws all over the country, have become overly restrictive. now, zoning in connecticut has largely locked in large-lot, single-family, detached housing. and we know from demographic trends, even just looking at young people, they don't necessarily want to live in that kind of housing. >> reporter: to quantify just how restrictive the state's zoning is, this week, desegregate connecticut released a comprehensive zoning atlas of the state to show exactly what can be built in each of connecticut's 169 towns, and under what rules. in more than 90% of the state, a single-family home can be built without a public hearing under the existing zoning code. for a four-family home, that's true in only 2% of the state. desegregate connecticut is lobbying state lawmakers to significantly expand where smaller multi-family projects can be built, including by main streets and near transit stations, while removing the need for a public hearing. it's also pushing for reduced parking requirents and legalizing what are known as accessory dwelling units, separate a