i have here at lenore's earnings in the white house years. this is based on study of income tax returns available in the hyde park library and it showed from the years 1937 to 1939 she averaged annual earnings of $62,000, a lot of money in those days, 68,000 before expenses. and they never wrote about eleanor. and enhance yourself. they covered up that kind of thing because they did feel somewhat grateful to her for allowing them to come to the white house every week. it was made craig, the one wy c first asked men be allowed in the pushed for the civil-rights activist for end to sex discrimination and forced news organizations to hire women on an equitable basis. in 1964, 81-year-old howard w. smith, a conservative virginia congressman, major civil rights legislation, and the pending act, jolo discrimination on the basis of race, by including sex, he held to review the proposed legislation to debt. capitol hill insiders, tagged the measure. and pushed for years, adjacent to the capitol press galleries for the women reporters accredited to th

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diplomats were ordered out of lenore to islamabad. according to a senior state department official the threat is different from the one that forced the closure of 19 other diplomatic posts earlier this week. >> it's prudent to protect lives and it's certainly important to keep the terrorists from being able to carry out a devastating attack. >> 16 air strikes in yemen, u.s. officials believe this plot is still active and reaches up to the highest level of al qaeda and those leaders are likely getting help from the nearly 2,000 prisoners who peanutly escaped from iraq, libya and pakistan. >> it's possible they could be suicide bombers, it's possible they could become combatants, some may have capabilities in terms of bomb-making which is always of concern. >> with so many embassies and consulates are closed experts are worried they'll set their sights on a soft target like a hotel. president obama will address a preference today, his last day before going on vacation to martha's vineyard. >> two young boys in protective custody after p

ooh, lenore bickle. i should give that little hottie a call. i wonder if she's still at klondike 5-0197. maybe after dinner you can ask myrtle to patch you through. ah, dinner italiano. oompah. aren't you having anything, sweetheart? no. i'm on a diet. ah. you kids with your dieting and your health. in my day, we dropped dead of a massive coronary in our mid-50s, and we liked it. it's fine, dad. i wanted to lose a little weight. honey, could you pass the "i can't believe it's not salad dressing"? thank you. all right, carrie, this is stupid. you don't need to lose weight. you're fine the way you are. no, no, no. i'm doing this. you know, here. let me give you some spaghetti. doug, please, would you just leave me alone? you know what? if you're going on a diet, then i'm going on a diet. hey! stop with the diet talk! it's crazy! actually, you could lose a few pounds. you know what? i intend to, ok? i'll tell you that right now. i'm gonna fix myself a nice plate right here. a good hunk of haddock... some veggies... and i am golden. honey, was that

made several fortunes, one of them the guano mines that i mentioned off the coasts, guano is bird lenore omanure off the coast of america, over there and to the beach tree is the great short story writer sarah hewitt and her lover any seals and they are walking hand in hand and sarah is writing a poem. they were fond of celebrities. they even saved what they called queen victoriana's shoe. not too sure whether it was clean victoriana's shoes but any fields murmuring in the shade of the beach 3. and two of the daughters, cornelia who owned this house in 1903 and who made it into the house that she always imagined it should have been. henry helped richardson -- who is the architect of the lincoln memorial? henry bacon, thank you. henry bacon came and carefully recorded what the house was as built and those papers along with all the other papers are now at nyu where it they are part of the sylvester manner archives so that you can go there and see what the house was like, when it was built and you can also see what he did to with which included the peer ouiazza the front portico she should

and so there was never anything sketchy that he brought up about tamar lenore or the brothers at all to you it was never mentioned at all even though you knew him at the gym. never talk about what happened when he was killed do you have any idea of how many f.b.i. agents were actually there during the interrogation. when there was three zero down until eleven thirty pm of the twenty first because they came in with thirty pm so the question him for four hours hussein which is his friend he was with when they came to the house it was do you boast of agents who went to the house with abraham and one local agent saying outside of the apartment. let's go over what the police narrative has been first they said that he was armed with a gun that it was a knife that it came out that was completely armed but attacked them and was killed in self defense you've said that this last statement is a lie why. no device they. actually more than you just pronounce they have say glade and a chair in the table. a sward we had a sward at home. they say and the last one version was had a broom broom or a m

honestly when harrison went to lenore rrine university, harrison said i'm thinking about pledging tota kai fraternity. we said why, he said to experience the full university experience. if we had known what he would go through we would not have let our son go through. the timing of your program is spot on with school right around the corner and hell week coming uup in november, i'm here for al the hazing victims and for families across america to let them know that hazing is still going on. sadly after we lost our son to hazing so many more deaths have happened. there are individuals who have gone through hazing, and sadly do not have the physical capability to walk around on their own because they were beaten or because they had endured this hazing. >> michael: yes, and reporting of it is--you're a pledge, and you're trying to get into a club, so reporting it and being a leaker and whistle blower about this is an intimidating idea. tell me why you reached out to representative frederico wilson, not your congres congresswoman,t representative from florida. >> yes, michael, you're rig

. >> he is with lenore homes. >> if you came up to this home standing right here and this is a home youome was no different than any other home. >> but it is. just off the main entrance, a second door leads to an apartment built under the same roof. >> all right. trump is red. >> which was part of the appeal for retired school teacher tom moser and his father lee. >> so you are right down the hall, lee? >> yeah. it is real close, right here. so we don't even lock the door. >> you trust them that much, huh? >> yeah, i trust him. >> tom moved into this 3,100 square foot home with his wife kristen last year, his father lee moved in too, to the separate but connected apartment. >> we have our separate places. he has a kitchen, he has a garage, he has laundry facilities and yet we are connected, so there is independence and yet we can see each other when we choose to. >> in close proximity was important when lee returned from a night of bowling white as a sheet. >> so i called the doctor, they did an ekg, he needed a pacemaker, so by living close-by and doing things more together, i think i

he is in the federal jail lenore manhattan and he is in cell number one. cell number three, if you will, is more thought, the original pilot. there were planning to execute the plot to take the towers down in 1995. a fire in the bomb factory. he fled islamabad with his uncle. he was captured, rendered back to the u.s. he escaped only to go on and bring the towers down on 9/11. in the middle of these guys -- and this is one of these only in new york stories, gregory scarpa jr., the son of gregory sr., the principle of my book. and scarpa jr. is running out these two terrorists. they drill a hole in the wall of a jail cell of their passing notes back and forth. because his father, as you will hear, only to 30 days for 30 years of murder and mayhem, scarpa jr. is photographic the notes for the fbi in writing these guys out. they discovered ksm is hiding out. this and the hostage rescue team, the elite fbi keep the doreen team and told to wait. he spirited out of the country to the czech republic only to execute the 9/11 republic. but that intelligence of was