lenore romney ended up getting killed in that senate race.way lessons from victories and from defeat. >> from both parents, george thrives on candor. >> there's a growing aimlessness and flabbiness in our american society. >> lenore, more cautious. their son looked for a path somewhere in between. but george romney steered his son away from politics and toward business first. and two graduate degrees in both business and law at harvard. >> by now, george romney had seen what it took to succeed and what kind of skills you needed and what kind of credentials you needed. he was encouraging his son to go beyond where he had been. >> so in 1972, mitt, ann and their two baby boys moved to massachusetts. but their move from utah would not be easy. >> it was destroyed by fire in august of 1984 and the fire department said it was mostly set and categorized it as of suspicious origin. supplying natural gas toe're generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is pr

lenore romney ended up getting killed in that senate race.om both parents, george thrives on candor. >> there's a growing aimlessness and flabbiness in our american society. >> lenore, more cautious. their son looked for a path somewhere in between. but george romney steered his son away from politics and toward business first. and two graduate degrees in both business and law at harvard. >> by now, george romney had seen what it took to succeed and what kind of skills you needed and what kind of credentials you needed. he was encouraging his son to go beyond where he had been. >> so in 1972, mitt, ann and their two baby boys moved to massachusetts. but their move from utah would not be easy. >> it was destroyed by fire in august of 1984 and the fire department said it was mostly set and categorized it as of suspicious origin. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance compa

. >> reporter: lenore hemingway is being especially careful to keep her 20 feeders filled with sugar sedona, arizona. >> we make sure that they have all of the things they need. they have the sugar feeders which they do rely on, on their migration. they have all of the flowers that they love. it is a commitment, but the joy is getting to view them. >> reporter: no one's quite sure how the drought will affect humming bird populations in the short term. biologists are more concerned about the long-term effect of climate change. fewer wild flowers means fewer source of nectar along migration roots. ross hopkins founded the humming bird society gee, i would say there's a chance in the future that there will be significant problems with certain species where the birds find less of the sources of food than they found in years before. >> reporter: in difficult seasons like this, backyards can be welcome rest stops on the winged migration. lenor hemingway is glad to lend a hand. >> to just see the beauty of the birds, the coloring, they're just amaze. >> reporter: amazingly small, but also a

. >>> lenore hemingway is being especially careful to keep her 20 feeders filled with sugar water ater home in sedona, arizona. >> make sure that they have all of the things that they need. they have the sugar feeders which they do rely on on their migration. they have all of the flowers that they love. it is a commitment. but the joy is getting to view them. >> no one is quite sure how the drought will affect hummingbird populations in the short term. biologists are more concerned about the long-term effect of climate change. fewer wildflowers means fewer sources of nectar along migration routes. ralph hawkins founded the hummingbird society. >> i would say there's a chance in the future that there will be significant problems with certain species where the birds find less of the sources of food than they found in years before. >> in difficult seasons like this, backyards can be welcome rest stops on the winged migration. lenore hemingway is glad to lend a hand. >> to see the beauty of the bird, the coloring, they're just amazing. >> amazingly small but also amazingly adaptable. set

lenore romney ended up getting killed in that senate race.e away lessons from victories and from defeat. >> from both parents, george thrives on candor. >> there's a growing aimlessness and flabbiness in our american society. lenore, more cautious. their son looked for a path somewhere in between. but george romney steered his son away from politics and toward business first. and two graduate degrees in both business and law at harvard. >> by now, george romney had seen what it took to succeed and what kind of skills you needed and what kind of credentials you needed. he was encouraging his son to go beyond where he had been. >> so in 1972, mitt, ann and their two baby boys moved to massachusetts. but their move from utah would not be easy. >> it was destroyed by fire in august of 1984. the fire department indicated it was most likely set. they categorized it as of suspicious origin. the pace of change is accelerating. the way we... perform, compete and grow. and people are driving this change. that's the power of human resources. the society

that's when he was born to george and his wife, lenore.ign ad contract with mgm but gave up her movie career to be a full-time mom to four children. before his political are a rear george was a successful businessman and turned around american motors in the 1950s by launching a small fuel efficient car called the rambler. the rambler still brings a smile to mitt's face whatever he runs into it the campaign trail. mitt comes of age during the wonder years of the '50s. time of elvis and eischic eisch >> he grew up as a son of privilege. and family of prominence and significant wealth. and a lot was expected of him. >> as the '50s meld into the '60s he gets his first taste of politics. campaigning with his dad during miss first successful run for governor of michigan of 1962. >> i actually went on the minivan that went from county fair to county fair, set up booths and speak to people and explain why they should vote for my dad. i was 15. and it taught me a lot about how people make their decisions on managing politics. ♪ >> from middle schoo

lenore had signed a contract with mgm but gave up her fledgling movie career to be a full-time mom toour children. before his political career, george was a successful baseman. he turned around american motors in in the 1950s by launching a small fuel efficient car called the rambler. the rambler still brings a smile to mitt's face whenever he runs into it on the xran trail. 50s, time of elvis and eisenhower >> he grew up in one of the wealthiest communities in the country, bloomfield hills, michigan as a son of privilege, a family of great prominence and significant wealth and a lot was expected of him. >> and as the '50s meld into the '60s, mitt gets his first taste of politics, campaigning with his dad during his first successful run for governor of michigan in 1962. >> i actually went on the minivan that went from county fair to county fair, set up booths and would speak to people, explain why they should vote for my dad. i was 15. and it taught me a lot about how people make their decisions on matters of politics. ♪ so god of light and universal truth ♪ >> from middle school on,

police say trooper lenor pulled behind a tow truck at tyson's corner. the tow truck was removing a vehicle involved in a crash, that's when a car driven by christina of alexandria rear ended a patrol car. she's been charged with a dui. >>> police are searching for a driver in a hit and run that left a homeless man dead. james ralph davidson was killed when a driver hit him. he was crossing the six lane highway on fairfax boulevard around 1:00 this morning. arlington county police helped find the suv, a 2010 jeep that was involved in the hit and run, butt driver was nowhere to be found. >>> tonight, police are still trying to sort out a bizarre taxi driver robbery attempt that ended with a would-be robber burned to death. it happened in beau we yesterday. police say the roche demanded money from the driver, struck him in the head and threw a flammable liquid which set the cab on fire. the would-be robber died in the blaze. >>> it's back to school for some kids. students in the county are reveling in the last weekend before they head to the classroom on m

but getting back to a point you mentioned earlier, george, about talking about lenor romney, his motherthere were two moments in the speech when governor romney appeared to get choked up. as you know, a lot of americans have wanted to see a more personal side. the first time he choked up was talking about his parents. i can tell you from being on the campaign trail for months with him, he rarely talks about the mother who ran for senate herself. he was there as the son with her, every step of the way. then when he talked about his wife ann, and said she could have done anything, as she proved here on tuesday night. he got choked up when he talked about the pile of children that they would wake up to in their bedroom and couldn't they have one of those moments again. i think those two moments were moments he tried to connect and the jury is out on whether he was able to do that or not. >> let's go to cokie roberts. she has a unique vantage point by the side of the stage. she's been watching from close-up. >> i see what they're seeing, what the speaker's what the candidates, what the fami

but getting back to a point you mentioned earlier, george, about talking about lenor romney, his motherthere were two moments in the speech when governor romney appeared to get choked up. as you know, a lot of americans have wanted to see a more personal side. the first time he choked up was talking about his parents. i can tell you from being on the campaign trail for months with him, he rarely talks about the mother who ran for senate herself. he was there as the son with her, every step of the way. then when he talked about his wife ann, and said she could have done anything, as she proved here on tuesday night. he got choked up when he talked about the pile of children that they would wake up to in their bedroom and couldn't they have one of those moments again. i think those two moments were moments he tried to connect and the jury is out on whether he was able to do that or not. >> let's go to cokie roberts. she has a unique vantage point by the side of the stage. she's been watching from close-up. >> i see what they're seeing, what the speaker's what the candidates, what the fami

." >> reporter: as to who he will be on that stage, his late father and his mother lenore who ran for senate, her son right there. >> i'm drafting a campaign speech and thinking about the kinds of things my dad would say if he had the chance to offer that speech. >> the governor talking about who he'll be talking about. first up you ann romney, in front of the big evidence audience tonight. tonight, though, they tweeted out this picture of her baking in her boston ashe home, her favorite welsh cake. they plan to take that down with them as she headed down to tampa. >> thanks so much, david. i'm here, we can also look up at the 120,000 balloons waiting to drop down and the convention stage. by the way, every inch of that stage has been planned to the tv viewing audience at home. and the chairman of this convention, the man in charge, speak of the house, john boeh r boehner. >> are you following the hurricane minute by minute? >> yes, i'm watching it. >> do you feel it's tamped the enthusiasm? >> certainly, a lot of people are going to be concerned after what they've been through with k

lenore hemingway is glad to lend a hand. >> to just see the beauty of the birds, the coloring, they arey small, but also amazing the adaptable. >> that is the news, 4 scott pelly i'm bob schaefer, cbs news in new york, we'll see you tomorrow. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i am dana king. gun enthusiasts are claiming victory tonight after a bill that would have banned california legal assault rifles is pulled before the vote could even take place. >> cbs 5 was first to report and has been closely following four months the senators of legislation that would have banned assault rifle equipped with a so-called bullet but in. but the bill's author says that his fight is not over. >> in california you can legally own an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle as long as it has what is called a bullet button. that device allows the click detachment of the magazine even though under california law detachable magazines in combination with other features, are illegal. but under california regulations written to enforce the law, the bullet but makes the guns magazine sixth and therefore illegal, because y

the lenore roosevelt once said human-rights really starts in the small places close to home fbn. it is easy to talk about the sweeping issues. to pledge ourselves to the abstractions of human-rights. it is much harder to reach deep inside our hearts and minds. to truly see the other. whether the other is of a different race, ethnicity, tribe, national origin, and recognize the common humanity. i have been in and around politics for a long time. it is easy to lose sight of the common humanity of those who oppose you. you get to feeling that your way is the right way. that your agenda is the only one that will save the people. and all of a sudden you begin to dehumanize the opposition and the other. the greatest lesson i learned about this came from nelson mandela. when i came to that inauguration in 1994 it was a time of great political conflict in my own country. my husband was president. people were saying terrible things about us both. personally, politically, every way you could think of and i was beginning to get pretty hard inside. i was beginning to think to do they think t

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not only george romney but also lenore romney who ran for the senate unsuccessfully.eir lives outside of politics. they didn't get involved in politics till their mid-50s. it was then to make a difference. so that was not their career so much as the desire they had to make a difference. but i do recall that in my dad's re-election, he had two-year terms. he was running in the same year as lyndon baines johnson who would go on to win by a landslide and dad's polster came in and said, george, lyndon johnson is so far ahead, we're seeing the numbers come in, you can't possibly win. and, you know, i was a kid in high school and i thought, oh, no, you know, we're going to lose, i'm going to be embarrassed at school. these little things that a kid thinks. my dad said -- it was clear, i'm not in this because i worry about winning or losing, i'm here to make a difference. he was completely undisturbed by the news. he cared about -- passion for the mission that he was in the middle of fighting for and winning or losing, didn't change his perspective at all about who he was. it