roosevelt sent a plane to get him and got into a limousine or was carried into a limousine -- after all, roosevelt was paralyzed from the waist down by polio. he was carried into his limousine and taken to the anacostia flats naval air station where churchill met him. the limousine, by the way, was an unusual one. it was al capone's armored car that had been seized from al capone when he was put in jail for tax evasion. the only way they could get him into jail. roosevelt did not have an armored vehicle to travel in. it was only after pearl harbor that one of the big car companies made an armored car for him. so the two of them with a couple of aides went back to the whitee house in al capone's limousine, an interesting way to begin their peace talks. churchill was the man who came to dinner. he stayed and stayed and stayed. he loved being there. there was good food, there was plenty of whiskey, he liked to drink. he told roosevelt's butler when he arrived at the white house that when he got up in the morning, he wanted a tumbler of sherry right away, and then he wanted some 90-year-old

and i watched the limousine go by to the biggest star in the world, who had the exact same breaks i did, you know, he had the exact same life i did, and i thought, how, you know, how did that not end up being me, why is it him instead of me? and i'd like to say that's when i went home and sobered right up, but it took about five seconds for me to go, "that sucks," and i crossed right across the street and bought the drugs. (vo)hollywood caters for two worlds: stardom and sel-distruction. what jackson didn't realise was that he was about to cross from his world into danny's, with hollywood, his new family there to hold his hand, every step of the way. is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two-term governor. >>make your voice heard. >>detremined to find solutions. >>that partnership in order to invest in our country is critical. >>driven to find the truth. >>how did romney get his groove back? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >>at the 1984 grammies, jackson won a record eight awards for thriller. but

president, saying getting limousine, was unharmed. this was part of a wild on 14th street. not long before the officer was hurt, a driver lost control and slammed into a building, hitting a woman and child. >> that a woman who was hit in is a cut of the hospital. has some doctors' visits of her. her baby is ok. word on whether there are any in this accident or the other one. in northwest. >> thank you. new at 11:00, a rescue caught on tape. two offices tried to rescue a man from a burning car. they could not open the door. one of them broke a window. for smokeated inhalation. the officers were not hope -- hurt. people dead following a riot in issa a game in egypt. fans stormed the field. riot police failed to intervene because they were overwhelmed. this was the worst case of egypt and thein dead list since 1996. >> unbelievable. new tonight, a group of young dumped at are maryland shelter. 20 dogs arrived this evening. the dogs initial owner could no for these animals. the rescue group will work with volunteers who will foster these dogs until they can be adopted. new toni

prince left, he was in a car, he was in a limousine. [ laughter ] he was in a purple limousine. [ laughterte man dance by myself. [ laughs ] people in the audience are like, "no!" they're going, "stop doing this." this is so lame. quest love wouldn't even look at me, no. >> that's not nice. when you kind of go like, courteney cox being pulled out in that bruce springsteen video that made her famous. >> jimmy: yeah, i definitely was her. i kind of -- in the weirdest way -- yeah and i was 2012. yeah. so, it was like -- really? it was not cute at all. it was bad. >> i wish i had been there. i would have gotten up and danced with you. >> jimmy: you would've? >> i would. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. how is josh charles doing? >> josh charles is awesome. >> jimmy: we love him. >> we love him. and everyone's really worried, because on the show, a couple -- two weeks ago, he gets disbarred, and he goes home and so literally, people are stopping now the street -- my in-laws were calling. is josh charles not on the show anymore? did they get rid of josh charles? he can't practice law. what is he goi

. >> reporter: fans cheers when limousines of houston's family left the funeral home after a wake. >> she's an angel sent from god now she's going back to god. >> reporter: cici and daughter bobbie kristina arrived. a long white curtain was draped outside to shield family from the media. >> the evening service here was a private showing before saturday's invitation only funeral at nuwark's new hope baptist church. >> reporter: the feeling was upbeat outside the church friday night with fans celebrating houston's life and music. >> the music stands for love, happiness. >> reporter: as fans gathered outside flowers were brought into the church. aretha franklin who called her god daughter nippy will perform. and kevin costner is expected to speak. a star studded funeral for one of the most famous stars. >>> whitney houston fans can watch the funeral from home because the event is being streamed online. >>> cameras caught almost half a million drivers speeding in construction zones last year. all those tickets cost drivers about $19 million. several lawmakers are working to change the rul

first, chris hayashi did a great report on the busting of the illegal taxicabs and limousines, and i think you should look at the video that was on the television station channel 5. i can send you the link if you give me your email address. it is a great story. she did a great job. in terms of letting people know about these town hall meetings, it has been horrible. horrible. i am sorry to say it so loud, but how can people attend if you do not do widespread posting, at the airport, insisted that it is posted at the cab companies, it did the emails out. please schedule another town hall meeting in the future before this goes before you, or you are wasting everyone's time, or you will be having hundreds of cabdrivers here on the 6th or the 20th. do you want to that? the other thing is, why are you still looking at this under this category? you are still looking at this as money generated. chris hayashi's staff, you are making it difficult. your website still stings in terms of taxicab information. i am sorry. give us a hand and made -- make chris hayashi directly under director reiski

police provided escort as a long line of limousines and town cars pulled up to a newark, new jersey funeral home. media and fan interest has been intense from around the world. many in town are critical that police will close a six-square block area around the new hope baptist church for tomorrow morning's funeral. oprah winfrey, elton john, bills could bee, and beyonce are reportedly on the guest list. aretha franklin and stevie wonder will perform. bobby brown will also attend the funeral despite being estranged from her family. 9:00 pacific time it will be streamed live. >>> another in the latest in the fight against obesity. a new state assembly bill is targeting food trucks in an effort to get children to eat healthier. and advocates say it it will improve student nutrition. critics will put food trucks out of business by limiting where they will be able to operate. >>> it's so quick you can do it during your lunch break but it will cost you about 3 or 4,000 bucks. if you can stomach the cost, your stomach will look a lot thinner. it's noninvasive. marianne favro is here with the detai

and created a great brouhaha in the press that there was never a chauffeured limousine and for 20 years after that there was language in cbo appropriation that said no money could be used for the purchase of a passenger vehicle and that was coming out of that particular event. wikipedia >> host: any bad numbers that got cook the little better? >> guest: there certainly are numbers that people didn't like and certainly people will argue whenever there are numbers people don't like that those numbers were cooked. i was not able in researching my book to find any evidence of numbers that were actually cooked as opposed to one that would just wrong which is a different story entirely. cbo will tell you that the only thing they know about their budget projection is they are wrong. they just don't know by what amount and in what direction. because they are inherently fraught with error and so many things can make them -- >> host: we began by talking about whether cbo was successful. what happened to the information they provide? >> people actually believe, they're trying to provide without po

gregory hinman claimed that hobo limousine is at fault. he alleges that the bus company, against its own policies, allowed minors to drink during the four-hour booze cruise. afterwards, hinman got into a car with 19-year-old brett stude studebaker, who was driving and they crashed. studebaker died and hinman suffered brain damage and broken bones. hobo claims the partygoers drank before they got on the bus and not during it. >>> instead of landing on the dinner table, three pacific octopus -- they had turned up in the fisherman's crab trap. they say the real winner is the public. >> people can go to different places and see fish, but to be able to see an act pussoctober- octopus is memorable. >> they'll live out the remainder of their lives in the aquarium, dining on dung nus crab and sardines. >> special treat for visitors. >>> the clouds are looming, saw an outdoor shot and it looks like rain. let's find out if it's going to, jeff ranieri. >> actually, a few areas of accumulating rain this afternoon, with this rather weak system that's p

whitney's mother and daughter followed in the hers in a limousine. a police escort led them to the gravesite for a private service today at noon. >>> rick santorum is explaining his comment that president obama believes in a phony theology, an idea that has the white house and the president's supporters angry. it was on a campaign stop in ohio that he called obama's agenda a phony theology. he insists he wasn't talking about the president's christianity. the pennsylvania republican says he was talking about the president's view of man's relationship to the world. >> i have repeatedly said i believe the president is a christian. he says he's a christian but i am talking about his world view. >> reporter: religion and social issues have taken a prominent role in the race. mitt romney's home state of pennsylvania. the latest poll shows santorum pulling in front of romney in michigan setting the stage for an wrup set that would have been unthinkable a couple of weeks ago. >>> today marks the 70th anniversary of what many consider to be one of the biggest

a lead car with flowers followed by a gold hearse and limousines made the nearly 12- mile journey from the funeral home to fairview cemetery in westfield. police he is courted the motorcade the whole way. a -- escorted the motorcade the whole way. a crowd guyed at the cemetery gates. fans with flowers and signs waited to see the hearse carrying houston pass by. >> there was a very beef moment. >> reporter: inside the accept -- brief moment. >> reporter: inside the cemetery privacy tents shielded grieving family and friends. lisa castado stood a few blocks away from the church and wanted to say her last good-bye at the cemetery. >> she's going to god and we're not going to see her in the limelight anymore. that's it. >> reporter: whitney houston was laid to rest next to her father who died in 2003. fans say it's fitting for the pop star to be buried in her native new jersey. >> it's pretty remarkable that this family did that to sort of calm things a little bit. this is more down to earth and hometown. >> reporter: houston's star studded funeral was held saturday at her home church in n

wake, fans sang their hearts out as houston's close family and friends arrived in gold colored limousinessay goodbye to the fallen star. >> we want to celebrate the legacy of whitney houston. we know that whitney houston built the legacy that will endure. >> i love her, i wouldn't be in the cold if i didn't love her. >> fans could only get glimpses of the people that arrived at the private wake such as houston's mentor clive davis. it was tight with several streets blocked off and fans feeling like they were left out in the cold. >> everybody else is getting part of the a-list, i'm an a-list, too, and i should be out here and we spent our money on her, our time and love and i believe we should be out here to be part of it. >> security is also already tight surrounding the new hope baptist church. according to the houston's funeral service will be a going home service, going home to god. and promises to be musical with guests such as whitney's god mother, aretha franklin as well as stevie wonder set to perform, leaving no doubt this will be a star-studded event. and we invite you to stay t

his limousine headed out to walter reed. that was a great moment for nixon. in his speeches, he did write them himself. we went out to montauk, we were the only ones with him at the point. he went out to the end of long island and wrote it, and the way he would write the speech, he'd work on it. he'd say, buchanan, and he called me by the last name. give me three good paragraphs on "law and order" and the phone would hang up. he'd weave what you wrote into his speech, and that speech was a smashing success, as i said, after the two conventions, nixon was leading humphrey 42-29, which in those days was an insurmountable lead and television can change things. ed lead did mooen -- humphrey closed it up to 42 or 43 all. but nixon that night, i can remember him up -- reed was at the "playboy" hilton or something like that. i went up and after that we all did the talk on the daishg no, it was ease yerl than that. we did the vice presidential things. we had them all in there, and nobody knew what he was thinking as he threw out various names and there was a staff gr

. >> fans cheered when limousines carrying whitney houston's family left the funeral home after a small private wake. newark native knew houston's mother and still can't believe her hometown superstar is gone. >> she's an angel sent from god. >> earlier houston's heartbroken mother and daughter bobbi christina arrived at the funeral home. a long white curtain was outside. fans lined up to sign condolence books and pray. the evening service was a private viewing for the family before saturday's invitation only funeral at newark's new hope baptist church. the feeling was upbeat outside the church friday night with fans celebrating houston's life and music. >> music stands for love, happiness, and everything that we are. >> as fans gathered outside, flowers were brought into the church. aretha franklin, will perform at the service. and kevin is expected to speak. a star studded musical ceremony for one of the most famous women in the world. >> you can see off in the distance there in front of the church that says we will always love you on the sign and also flashes whitney houston. there a

a motorcade including a gold hearse and limousine made the trip to the cemetery.sion the whole way. a crowd waited quietly at the cemetery gates until the hearse carrying houston's body passed by. >> we love you whitney. >> it is quite emotional, you know. and it was just a privilege to be able to be here. >> reporter: inside the cemetery, privacy tents shielded houston's grieving family and close friends. the small graveside ceremony was a sharp contrast to her star-studded funeral the day before. a few blocks from the church during houston's funeral, lisa wanted to say her last goodbye at the cemetery. >> she's going to god, and we're not going to see her in the limelight any more. that's it. that's the end of it. >> reporter: whitney houston was laid to rest next to her father who died in 2003. fans say it's fitting for the pop star to be buried in her native new jersey. >> this is more down-to-earth than hometown. she's our jersey girl and a phenomenal talent. >> reporter: the chutes family left the cemetery -- the houston family left the cemetery at the end o

didn't know why i was there and he arrived in a checkered cab painted plaque so it would look like a limousine. took me to his residence to hide me when i told him that i needed to meet with the president and he said, well, the president sleeps late so i got to wait a while. so i waited, i could see the reporters surrounding the place. he said i should see a little bit of the townfy was going to. then we got an appointment with the president at like 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. it was with the president. so my purpose by my instruction was to assure him that we were supportive of him that nixon was going to and -- because i was a close personal friend that they could count on us to continue to support him. and so i spent about a half-hour with him, with schafer there, then i got schafer to leave so i could just talk to him personally about it and emphasize it even more. so i did that. i was trying to figure out what can i give him as a souvenir. i had a nixon fountain penny gave him. so i then went back to saigon and reported on my conversation with -- to the ambassador and chief of operatio

behind it a parade of mourners including three gold limousine, the final good-byes at the cemetery fromn whitney houston was laid to rest. >>> overseas a remarkable story from sweden. a driver in the hospital after spending two months trapped in his car under snow. snowmobilers wrapped him wrapped in a sleeping bag. he could barely talk but said he had been there since before christmas, surviving on melted snow. doctors say he may have entered a hibernation when your body slows down its own metabolism. >>> marking another milestone for the 500th time many viewers will hear from famous family refrain. >> the simpsons, doh. >> the 500th episode airs tonight, 23rd season run, the longest running tv sitcom. we first met homer and his family in 1989. still hilarious. when we come back tonight another win for lin and in a moment our correspondent takes us all the way to china, what they're chanting courtside tonight. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing hers? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like ac

will always love you ♪ ♪ i will always love you >> such an amazing voice and procession of gold limousinesowing a hearse carrying whitney houston's remains from the funeral home this morning, remembered for her amazing voice worldwide. and jazz flutist bobby humphreys remembers when whitney was a teenage full of laughter performing with her mother at sweet waters nightclub where she was discovered. >> she had started modeling and there is was always a dichotomy which of the two she was going to pursue. there's a guy by the name of jerry griffith that i'd like to give a lot of credit for. because he was the one who was at the time working in promotions over at arista, and he was the one who convinced the great clive davis to hear this young lady and the rest is history. >> reporter: 1500 invited guests at the baptist church and hear about the history and whitney's impact on american music, uma. >> definitely an emotional tribute indeed. thank you very much. we invite you to watch coverage of that, jon scott and i are here for the coverage, 11:30 eastern time. i hope you'll join us. >> brend

whitney's mother, cissy houston and daughter bobbi kristina followed in a limousine. an escort led them to the grave site for a private service at about noon. >>> today marks the 70 ths anniversary of what many people consider to be one of the biggest stains on american history. the japanese internment camps imprisoning more than 100,000 japanese and japanese-americans. in san francisco, people gathered this afternoon for a day of remembrance at the sun dance cinema. it's an annual event marking the anniversary of the executive order that led to the mass incarceration of japanese-americans on the west coast in 1942. this year's event is dedicated to gordon who defied the order to evacuate and was a lifelong advocate for civil rights. members say today's event is to make sure the american people don't forget what happened to the japanese-americans during world war ii. >> i am embarrassed for the country. i may have been angry at some point, but not now. but the main thing is that we haven't forgotten. we remember and we feel that it's our responsibility now to be the g

escort and truck full of flowers followed behind it by a parade of mourners including three gold limousinesey gathered all along the way with the final good-byes at the cemetery from private then whitney houston was laid to rest. >>> overseas tonight, a remarkable story emerging from sweden. a driver in the hospital after spending two months trapped in his car under snow. snowmobilers found him wrapped in a sleeping bag in the backseat. he could barely talk but said he had been there since before christmas, december 19th, surviving on melted snow. doctors say he may have entered a kind of hibernation when your body slows down its own metabolism. >>> and it's hard to believe but a different kind of milestone to mark tonight. for the 500th time many viewers will hear that famous family refrain. >> the simpsons, doh. >> they are trying to kick them out of town there tonight. the 500th episode of "the simpsons" airs this evening, the longest running tv sitcom ever. we first met homer and his family back in 1989. >>> when we come back on "world news," score another win for lin and in a moment ou

we were taken to the airport on a company jet, flown to new york, and one of the limousines met us and took us over to the corporate headquarters. at that point, we gave a presentation to several members of the york corporate staff entertained questions, have lunch, and were flown back on a company jet. >> what kinds of questions were asked in your briefing? >> i was only asked one question. it was basically, why should i ways of billion dollar industry on rats pressing a lever to -- why should i waste of billion dollar industry on rats pressing a lever to get nicotine? >> can you tell us who was there? >> there was only one individual i can remember, and that was caroline levy of. >> for these top management people? >> yes, they were. >> would it be fair to say senior management was troubled or worried about the work you were doing it? >> i did not think so. on the way back we all thought things went very well. subsequently, we were told our laboratory might be shut down, but they wanted to continue the research, and the possibility was that we would continue in switzerland. host: put

we actually have had vendors that would give the students rides to movie theaters in stretch limousines for signing up with them. last year in our district we created our own tutorial program in our turn-around schools. we reconstituted five middle schools and four high schools. and we tutored all sixth and ninth graders in those schools in math every day. one tutor per two children. and at the end of the year, we had twice the academic gains that the harlem children zone achieved last year. we know that good tutoring with a good curriculum that is organized and that can occur during the school day can pay huge dividends. based on our own experience with turnaround models, we would like to really encourage you to modify is the one that where the current legislation limits the schools that reclassify as persistently low achieving to only use the closure and restart models. we believe that repeat classification should only prevent the lea from using the same model they used during that initial classification. we also would like to caution the committee on the additional reporting requirem

before the president got in his limousine, john boehner went in front of his caucus and said we're goingo unanimously oppose this plan. hadn't even heard it yet. that's what we've seen. lack of cooperation. >> one of the issues, and you know this has come up in briefs and administration officials saying they can deal with speaker boehner, they can deal with eric cantor. the problem is the republicans can't rein in their own caucus. that part of the problem? >> within part of the problem, they can deal with john boehner. i don't think they can deal with eric cantor. i think eric cantor more than anyone else is the problem. he represents the tea party freshmen who don't want any compromise on any issue. and they've been a problem for john boehner. but you know, my book is not so much about the problem with congress is you mentioned them in the last segment with david fossy, about the political machine that the cope brothers have built for the sole purpose of taking down barack obama. and they've done it with think tanks, with political organizations, with the tea party, with research cente

president obama in the presidential limousine with bo looking out the window.o subtle way of saying bo is not strapped on top of a car in a kennel craig. >> that's part of what i see as the psychological warfare of presidential politics. and that's what the obama folks are going to do. i would be interested in how the governor feels about that. i think democrats should go negative early and often, and maybe right now. mitt romney is going to get a lot of media attention in defining himself. i think democrats need to define him on his own terms. a lot of americans are going to start paying attention. and this is the time to define him with lots of television ads. bill clinton did that very early, and oddly enough tied them to newt gingrich saying medicare was dying on the vine. >> yeah, don't wait until the convention to get started. it's "countdown"'s coverage of the florida primary. we're going to have guests that are very smart and very interesting, so i hope you'll tune in become part of this war room family. welcome back to "countdown" the shun shining big

from her sense she was to arrive in boca raton florida tuesday to join her husband but when the limousine showed up at her north barrington gated community she was not there her purse and her black bmw were missing the vehicle was later found in the parking lot of the katy restaurant on route 12 in unincorporated waconda she's described as being 5 4 in. 115 lbs. with brown eyes and brown hair ... authorities have been monitoring her credit cards in bank accounts and they say there has been no activity as of wednesday ... authorities are continuing the search at the lakewood forest preserve in waconda so far nothing has given and a closeand the close ... the state health department says an oak park nursing home did not notify the department about an altercation between patients that left an elderly man dead. 80 year-old anibal calderon died early tuesday of head injuries from alleged fraud with another resident of the oak park health care center. his death is under investigation by the illinois department of health the agency that licenses and regulates nursing homes. under state law the n

a motorcade and limousines made the st-mile journey from the funeral home to westfield. police escorted the procession the whole way. a crowd waited quietly at the gates until the hearse carrying her body passed by. >> it is quite emotional. it was just a privilege to be able to be here. >> reporter: inside the cemetery, privacy tents shielded her grieving family and friends. a sharp contrast to star studded funeral the day before. lisa stood a few blocks from church during her funeral and wanted to say her last good-bye at the cemetery. >> she is going to god. we are not going to see her in the limelight. >> whitney was laid to rest next to her father who died in 2003. it's fitting for the pop star to be buried in her native new jersey. >> this is more down to earth than hometown. >> she is our jersey girl and phenomenal talent. >> they left the cemetery at the end of the ceremony and waiting to find out what killed the pop star. officials completed an autopsy, toxicology results are pending. fans hope the family can find comfort. >>> the cause is yet to be determined.

whitney houston's family will get into -- one of them be get into the hearse with her and there'll be limousinesl take the body to the burial site and that's when they'll lay her to rest. probably the family, cissy and bobbi kristina, they'll take the dirt, throw it in her grave, take flowers, throw it in her grave, and they will lower her casket down and they'll sit there for as long as they want and say good-bye to cissy houston. some are being brought in, some of the dignitaries. a horde of media. you see there's the church right there. the new hope baptist church where whitney houston sang in a choir, her mom was the choir director, and piers and soledad, you can understand why cissy houston wanted to lay her daughter to rest and have her memorialized in this fashion. to them she's nippy. she's just a family member. and this is where she started. so they want to have her go home in a church-like service like she grew up in and that she did every single sunday for hours and hours. that's the way we do it in a black baptist church. you go there and sit for hours and hours on a sunday. that's h

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you can see the photo as president obama in the presidential limousine with bo looking out the windowso subtle way of saying bow is not strapped on top of the car in a kennel. >> you know, those things are funny, but that's part of what i see as the psychological warfare of thecial politics and mitt romney proved he is very good at it in florida against gingrich. and that's what the obama folks are going to do. i think i believe -- i would be interested in how the governor feels about this. i think democrats should go negative early and often and it may be right now because mitt romney is going to get a lot of media attention in the short-term and defining himself i think democrats need to define him on their own terms but before romney does it for himself. a lot of americans haven't paid that much attention and they are going to start paying attention and this is the time the define okay democratic party terms with lots of television ads. bill clinton did that against bob dole early, turning to mit gingrich and said medicare should die on the vine. they did that early and spent a lot

two people had to help whitney's mother cissy, into the limousine.es. that caravan led by the gold hearst drove throughjers jess's streets and expressways. >>> ahead, searching for the right words. why obama campaign posters are due for a message makeover. and he's a hit and a hoot. jeremy lin on the hardwood and internet. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat or dog. woohoo! why put up with drips? gimme that. let's foam in those tones and highlights. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy colorblend foam. get permanent dimensional color in a drip-free delight! oooohh! [ gigi ] our foam penetrates hair and locks in color. for tones and highlights that last. drips? dropped! grays? gone! why put up with drips when there's foam at your fingertips. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy colorblend foam. no other foam color lasts longer. [ female announ

her mom and daughter followed in a limousine.d the streets to say a final farewell. >>> a jury will begin deliberating this week on a lacrosse player. mike vick era is covering that. >>> this revealed a tangled relationship of jealousy, mutual in if i dealt, excessive drinking. now a jury must decide if george hughly went to yardly love's room to kill her or whether it was a tragic accident. it has been a long two week trail for the victims and the accused. now he is charged with killing yardly love and it is in the jury's hands. in closing argument, the prosecutor became emotional, scoffing at hugely's claim he went to the apartment to talk that night. punching a hole in the door when she wouldn't let him in. what kind of conversation starter is that? that's the beginning of terror. they reviewed the e-mails he sent her after she said she had been with another man. it read in part "i should have killed you." days later, chapman charged, he went to her apartment, beat her and left her to die slowly face down in her bed. they test

he sneaks up the back door into a waiting limousine and drives off to a pretty much make in resort favored by politicians and gangsters outside a town, checks into a room. nobody knows she's there. these hidden from the press, hidden from the nation really. he checks into a room and is determined that he is not going to follow this on a minute-by minute basis. there is a bottle of whiskey on the nightstand and a ham and cheese sandwich. that's his election night celebration. he turns out the lights, probably about 9:00. every so often his secret service people we cannot to tell when he has won this state or is doing well in that state. each time that we can up they just ignore him more and more, but finally they give him the news which causes him to say, i think of one. i think of one. let's go down to kansas city, let's go down the headquarters. and harry truman has amazingly pulled off. the ballroom in new york for tom dewey is an empty for one place. for henry wallace, strom thurmond, all these things have fallen apart. harry truman has proven one thing. as the great political philosoph