. >> reporter: jaqueline zavala are looking back at photos of their dog leo hoping to see him again.>> it was just so windy and we had gone on more than seven hours of tours. >> we decided to just leave him in the car. we left him inside his carrier bag and we put him at the bottom of the seat. he just sleeps there. >> reporter: they noticed leo's blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> jaqueline and refugio believe thieves saw their luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking trying to protect their belongings now all that's left is broken glass. the latest data shows an optic in thefts from vehicles. from april 2020 to april 2021. an increase of 57%. mostly locals are the ones aware of this. >> do you receive anything your car. >> in a parking garage, i do have stuff. >> reporter: tonight sfpd investigators asking the public to help reunite leo with his family. the 10-year-old yorkie has a green mark in his lower extremities. as for the zavalas this is their message. >> i don't care about the

. >> reporter: jaqueline zavala are looking back at photos of their dog leo hoping to see him again.>> it was just so windy and we had gone on more than seven hours of tours. >> we decided to just leave him in the car. we left him inside his carrier bag and we put him at the bottom of the seat. he just sleeps there. >> reporter: they noticed leo's blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> jaqueline and refugio believe thieves saw their luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking trying to protect their belongings now all that's left is broken glass. the latest data shows an optic in thefts from vehicles. from april 2020 to april 2021. an increase of 57%. mostly locals are the ones aware of this. >> do you receive anything your car. >> in a parking garage, i do have stuff. >> reporter: tonight sfpd investigators asking the public to help reunite leo with his family. the 10-year-old yorkie has a green mark in his lower extremities. as for the zavalas this is their message. >> i don't care about the

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since first lady jaqueline kennedy founded the white house historical association in 1961. this organization has worked hand in hand with first ladies to protect the executive mansion and share the rich history it holds. we are grateful for their dedication and for their resources like this symposium. today's panelists are scholars and experts and i hope you enjoy hearing what they have to say and more than that. i hope you will be inspired to keep learning about our first ladies and the history they helped write. thank you, dr. biden and good morning everyone and welcome to the first lady symposium. my name is anita mcbride. i am the director of american university's first ladies initiative at au school of public affairs. i also serve on the board of the white house historical association as education committee chair and i am thrilled that these two organizations have partnered in this important event. we thank first lady jill biden for her firming message that our work in this day-long gathering of experts will no doubt provide you with a deeper understanding of the women

lady's portrait, which was done by aaron schickler the same portrait artist, ironically that did jaqueline kennedy you say ironically i would say probably deliberately. okay. good point you win that one. she's wearing that very that galanos gown of the red her signature red. anything about the imagery of that and the similarity between those two portraits that strike you it's the serenity. both of them and i think the serenity and nancy reagan's case. that was really sort of an odds with with the reality of her life that it's just both of them such such beautiful beautiful portraits. the two most meaningful books that i have read this year are peter baker and susan glasser's book on james baker and your book on nancy reagan yet these both focus on a presidency 30 years ago. what is it about the reagan's president reagan nancy reagan that still intrigues and captivates interests today? well, you know was the whole. unlikelihood of his story that you know this man could come out of hollywood and really sees you know that he'd be elected governor, but also that he would he would dominate. pol

we hear how jaqueline kennedy lady bird johnson & pat nixon work to preserve the historic nature of the white house and how that work reflected cold war politics a focus on american art and the needs of the disabled that starts at 8pm eastern on american history tv. next scholars look into the lives and legacies of sarah polk, mary lincoln and lady bird johnson. they look at how these first ladies were viewed in their own times and how history remembers them. this panel is from a day-long symposium co-hosted by american universities first lady's initiative and the white house historical association, which provided the video i now have the privilege of introducing our second panel today and then later of course moderating your questions. of which we will take as many that we can. are panelists today? are amy greenberg? george winfrey professor of american history at penn state university and author of the book lady first the world of first lady sarah polk. amy will discuss a little-known story of the strong role mrs. poke played as a brilliant master of the art of politics and public rel

she is the author of jaqueline kennedy first lady of the new frontier. speaking about mrs. johnson will be nancy keegan smith who began her career at the lbj library in austin, texas and retired as the director of the presidential materials division at the national archives in washington. she is one of the founders of flair the first ladies association for research and education. and speaking about mrs. nixon will be mary c brennan. who is the author of pat nixon in battled first lady and currently serves as dean of the college of liberal arts at texas state university. with that, i'll turn it over to barbara, but we'll all be back for a q&a after the presentation. thank you. well, thank you so much catherine for guiding us and putting together this wonderful panel and unifying our conversations today on three amazing first ladies. i think i'm waiting for the powerpoint to pop up and there it is. and so if we can go to the next slide, i'm going to be talking about mrs. kennedy's work on restoring the white house and several other projects. some of which katherine is already