grandfather, dwight david eisenhower, and julie nixon's father, richard nixon, teamed up for a presidential ticket duo. - later on, julie's big sister, trisha, got married in the white house rose garden. that was way back in 1971. there have been no weddings at the white house since. with white house kidz, i'm leila. - this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. (bright music) (heart beating) (baby crying) - [crowd] happy birthday. (cheering) - [man] i love you. (bells dinging) (laughing) (beeping) (upbeat music) - injuries happen. when they do, we'll show you what you should do. that's why we're bringing you tips on first aid from the american red cross. (upbeat music) - sprains and strains are a pain. but a little first aid can go a long way. lipica shah is an instructor for the american red cross. what is the difference between a sprain and a strain? - a sprain is the stretching or tearing of ligaments at a joint, and a strain is the stretching or tearing of your muscles and tendons. so just different body parts. - [alexa] so what do we do? - so let's

nixon overruled him. taking the bill out of the judiciary committee and making it official legislation for the entire senate. that set the stage for the big fight in july and august of 1957. 1957, the prestigious senator richard russell of georgia rose on the floor to attack part three of the civil rights bill. "at section also proclaimed would destroy the system of separation of the races in the southern states at the point of a bayonet." russell doubted the full implications of the bill had ever been fully explained to president eisenhower. russell's attack put ike under siege. he worried the limits of the bill might scare people to death. eisenhower met with russell and reluctantly agreed to consider amendments to the bill. on july 16, senators voted 71-18 to make the civil rights bill pending business of the senate. eisenhower publicly supported all four parts of the bill. he hinted at compromise. at a news conference he proclaimed he could not "imagine any set of circumstances that would ever induce me to send federal troops to enforce the orders of the federal court." they produced legislation to provide alternatives to military action. two month