if he did he would be free to very lucy but lucy was a roman catholic who would not marry a divorced man. the problems were greater. the scandal would have been so great it would cost him his job in the navy department and the political future he may have held at that time. so they decided to forget the matter and eleanor would become of a real political wife and that is all. and she and franklin were never husband and wife again domestically except in the same house. the loyalty she showed afterwards for she was very bitter and disillusioned. she would often go back to the rock creek cemetery in washington d.c. there was a statue called grief that was a monument to she would sit by the statue and more she was not dead but her marriage was and her future was dead so she thought. it did not work out that way. later as we know when roosevelt was crippled she traveled for him and was a political deputy am politically and extremely loyal but the marriage was more than anything else after that event in 1918. she dared travel with franklin and his second trip to europe. the war ended novem

lucy married patrick nugent and they divorced. i think she had four children at -- four children and lucy's now is married to another man. christmas cards just have a million kids. it is adorable. linda now has three grandchildren. >> ian turpen has a connection with the johnson family? >> yes he has a business in texas. >> what was lady bird's most challenging time in the white house? was it the vietnam years? >> yes. they were hard on also going the whole country but we were through this huge generational -- having people outside the white house screaming, hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? could you imagine? this is somebody that you know wants to do the right thing about the country and it is a horrible thing to have that. she went out and gave speeches despite of this. >> in 1999, lady bird johnson give an interview to c-span and she spoke about vietnam. quicksilver -- >> where >> a is vietnam going to fit in. wretched obstacle along the way which you couldn't escape, couldn't shake off. >> when did you see him

the hope here is that lucy would become the poster dog of success. dog. >> often i deal with people who have this big dog in a tiny apartment. >> reporter: work out your pup. >> if you can go out and run, walk and play briskly with your dog 30 minutes a day, most of these behaviors magically disappear. >> be selective of what goes in the bowl. >> many dogs are fed foods and treats that are high in sugar and simple carbohydrates that are shown to change behavior. >> and quality time. >> you must be willing to dedicate time, energy and effort because they don't come ready made. >> reporter: at our last check-in at the one-year mark. >> lucy is now very manageable. she will listen to instruction and relax. whereas before we could never have that. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> do you have any pets? >> i have a pet. she lives with my parents. i have never had to experience anything like that. what about you? >> you are going to make me cry. we had >>> good morning. i'm muhammad lila in for john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here's the top stories

my question has already been answered in regards to lucy mercer. did have a couple more other questions. did eleanor know about all of the other arrangements made for franklin and lucy to be together? did anna have involvement in this? was lucy married? i think she was. did she have any children? what year did she pass away? did she have any books that she wrote? >> thank you. more about lucy mercer. who wants to start? >> i will do it briefly. no disrespect intended. eleanor did not know about the arrangements that some of the staff had made for lucy to return to fdr's life. she does marry, a wealthy south carolina businessman. anna roosevelt the daughter brings lucy back into her father's life. at her father's request during the war. lucy is with fdr in warm springs with another cousin the day that fdr dies of a cerebral hemorrhage. >> it created embarrassment for eleanor roosevelt that lucy mercer was there and not -- >> if we go back to the map of the white house. how much did the public know about the living arrangements? >> they knew people w

i'm lucy catherine of. lucy is only one of a handful of journalists following the standoff between chevron and the locals in congest the and you can follow her twitter feed here for the latest on events there and one of her latest tweets she is saying that there is a heavy police presence at the chevron drilling site. well fracking is also causing uproar across the atlantic the u.s. state of texas has been shaken by several earthquakes recently with some scientists saying dozens of nearby drilling wells are to blame environmental activist and professor at the university of north texas adam brigalow believe fracking activity should be subjected to more thera regulation. what needs to happen is there needs to be more empowerment for those who are most vulnerable to the harms involved here you know companies talk about conducting this in a safe way but the there is no objective answer to what is safe this is it's it's a system that's vulnerable to what was called normal accidents that can there's going to be s

. >> patrick's mother lucy was shot dead by rebels from the lord's resistance army. he is going to dig up her grave and take her body to the ancestral home. friends and family are here to help. she was killed when rebels attacked a camp for the displaced. they massacred people living there. >> everything was put on the civilian. >> the survivors fled. those that could collect the bodies of loved one have to bury them elsewhere >> on 19 may 2004 the rebels attacked. running into the camp shooting at people. others were forced into the hut. there's a memorial here that lists their name. mane were abducted. the area was deemed unsafe. very have to take the dead with them. they couldn't be buried in their ancestral home. >> people believe the spirits of the dead can affect the living. the blood thought to cleanse. the ritual gives the family peace of mind. >> the war left northern uganda poor. a charity paid the cost of transporting the victims to their rightful resting places. >> back then a coffin was out of the question. now with outside support there's more dignity.

a short time ago i spoke to bbc's lucy williamson in seoul and asked her how close chang song-thaek was to the seat of power. >> very close. very influential. he was not only the uncle of kim jong-un, he held various senior positions, military positions and party positions. he was the guy who was given the responsibility of overseeing the transition to power from the father to the son. a very key role at the heart of north korean politics. which makes what has happened the last few days so striking. those pictures you might have seen on our coverage of him being pulled from the party meeting i armed guards, literally holding him up under his arms and dragging him out, it is the kind of thing you just don't see in north korea. the fact the country is publicizing his fall from grace like this is very striking. here again, we are learning about the military tribunal that took place on thursday, december 12. in morees were listed detail. we are being told he was appointed to responsible post that abused the responsibility and attended to overthrow the state and was guilty of having politica

a short time ago i spoke to bbc's lucy williamson in seoul and asked her how close chang song-thaek was to the seat of power. >> very close. very influential. he was not only the uncle of kim jong-un, he held various senior positions, military positions and party positions. he was the guy who was given the responsibility of overseeing the transition to power from the father to the son. a very key role at the heart of north korean politics. which makes what has happened the last few days so striking. those pictures you might have seen on our coverage of him being pulled from the party meeting i armed guards, literally holding him up under his arms and dragging him out, it is the kind of thing you just don't see in north korea. the fact the country is publicizing his fall from grace like this is very striking. here again, we are learning about the military tribunal that took place on thursday, december 12. in morees were listed detail. we are being told he was appointed to responsible post that abused the responsibility and attended to overthrow the state and was guilty of having politica

she was a big fan of "i love lucy." lucy in any way when she was being investigated? >> yes. lucy had been brought before the committee and of course she and desi arnaz are terrified that their careers and it's ike's birthday. it's ike's birthday and mamie invites lucy, desi and vivian vance and william fawley to the white house and she says to entertain. they do a bit of entertaining for ike's birthday but then mamie makes a point of having lucy and desi sit with her and ike for the dinner portion of the evening. she's not saying anything about it, but just making a very public statement by who she invites and where they sit and how they're treated when they arrive. >> she brings a sensibility to the running of the white house. we are going to return to the eisenhower library in kansas. >> as a young girl, she was diagnosed with a heart condition. in later years, she was under doctor's orders to stay in bed three days a week. she stayed every day in bed until noon. she would still meet with her staff. she would get up

you can join us now live lucy we are hearing that there have been clashes what is the latest. hi there well since we last spoke i there have been more clashes between the riot police and the villagers a few dents that have been demonstrating against the fracking chevron plants that grow in this area in front of me right now several protesters have been arrested about three and taken away in riot there's now an emergency help me a call some people have been injured in the clashes and they're taking away be injured protesters out of the area in front of me there's basically a large line of. standing shoulder to shoulder with helmets on their sticks out the protesters have been corralled in an area across the street but police are not letting them cross this is because basically maybe about an hour ago nestor had broken a talk the road to the chevron site they stormed the site they had broken down the fences around the chevron for a matter some of them had hurled rocks at the police or worked on clashes with the police officers largely the focus or the popping them they are quite

meet lucy. a champion dog. not exactly best in show. lucy required a lot of stimulation. >> reporter: when eve adopted the husky mix, it wasn't until lucy managed to chew through her metal cage that she knew she was a prime candidate for camp bow wow's champion. the worst of the worst. the prize. a year long of pet rehab at camp bow wow. >> she displayed the behaviors that typical parents have with their dog but to a degree that really needed some expert intervention. >> reporter: and so it was off to begin training. >> ready? >> reporter: she went straight to work with a full day of focus exercises and group play. but lucy's naughty behavior is something we have seen on screen. >> that's a good boy. >> reporter: marley took the cake when it came to destruction. but if bad behavior translates into real issues in homes across the country -- >> it's responsible for 80% of all animal abandonments in animal shelters. >> reporter: the hope was lucy would become the poster dog for success. two months in, we spot progress. her energy is subdue

for more on that and her outlook, let's welcome lucy make donald. -- mac donald.reat to have your the program as always. what is the difference in 2014? some of the groups you like -- health care and technology. >> technology has not been a great area this year apart from some like social networking being very strong. broadly, it is not been one of the leading groups. going into next year you can see some of the larger companies like an apple needing to recover and microsoft going to a new phase of recovery. that will make the sector will cover broadly. that is an area where you can still see absolute values and a market that has been difficult to find. that second area that has been interesting next year for different reasons is industrials. because as mark carney said, we really need to see the coming through. the big guns to come through. we need to see it come through. for companies that we saw in the last few months, we are seeing glimmers of hope. in that area. we particularly like automation, energy efficiency. and some areas of aerospace as well stop the n

. >>> a dog named lucy is having surgery in the boston area today.y saving her owner's life. her owner is john myles, who's still recovering in the hospital from several serious injuries he sustained after he and lucky were hit by a car. they were hurt a few days before thanksgiving. >> here's the amazing part. after the accident, lucy limped to an office and barked until someone noticed and called for help. all of the best to john and his recovery and to lucy for today's operation. >> amazing. essentially, they were both hit by a car and the owner, john myles, too incapacitated to do anything and the dog barked her head off, injured no less, until people went what's the matter and then oh, my goodness. >> not only her, but she was able to bring them over to john. there you see john. by the way, lucy has been said to have been crying since her owner has been away at the hospital. apparently this type of dog when they whimper it sounds like they are crying. glad they are going to be okay. >>> coming up beyonce's blockbuster movie that has been lightin

lucy liu takes on another role, unicef ambassador.'s much you can do to change your futures. >> hi. i'm lucy liu. we can make an impact for syrian children. there's a civil war going on that is creating absolute pandemonium and people are fleeing into lebanon, jordan and iraq. children are suffering. they have lice, scabies and they don't have family. they're not going to school. they're not getting the nutrition they need, the medication they need. there will be a lost generation of children if this continues. children deserve to have a childhood. what happens on the other side of the world isn't just their business, it's our business. because we share the same water. we share the same environment. if we understand that, we are actually one community. then it makes the world so much smaller and much more tangible for people to understand. unicef is desperate for donations to syria. join the movement. impact your world. cnn.com/impact. >> great work. >> so nice to see the smiles on the faces of the kids there. really hope we can see m

over the next few days to do stay with us for that coverage reporting from granada spain for r t i'm lucy catherine of. on air and online here's a glimpse of what's lined up for you at r.t. dot com america's national security agency says it's ready to forgive the deeds of whistleblower edward snowden to field the real extent of agency's mass spying program but only if you stop spilling the beans why not more at r t dot com. also online breakthrough leave scientists pondering our universe is nothing more than just a reflection of another cosmos so everything you see including the screen you're now watching is just a mirror image that the whole three d. review of their discovery on our website. and i will be sure. to read were. i. a ten year old karl pierson has been identified as the shooter who opened fire at a high school in the u.s. state of colorado wounding two people one of them critically he then turned the weapon on himself his body was found in a classroom armed with a shotgun he entered the school looking for a teacher students were evacuated from the whole high school in the tow

accuse karzai of putting the country's security at risk in order to score political points at home lucy catherine of r t moscow and some other global headlines for you right now local t.v. reports saying of the opposition violence and the government has now agreed upon a truce that's off the demonstrators were let into growth in the buildings they had surrounded with not to provoke further violence or destruction at least four people have died and dozens were injured as confrontations escalated over the weekend. alleged boko haram militants have attacked an air force base in nigeria at least twenty four gunmen in two guards of being killed during the battles but more casualties among personnel on the base expected. of imposed a twenty four hour curfew around the site and in nearby city the attack comes a week off of the nigerian military bombarded boko haram hideouts on the border with come over. to italy where heavy downpours and tornadoes of course severe flooding in central and southern italy two people killed so far roads and cars were submerged police said a train was de railed jus

and lucy catherine. on top of their chemical pollution of water contamination fracking was also blamed for causing earthquakes too i don't see don't call read help texas communities are being rocked by explaining tremors which the locals insist. on sunday is a day of prayer and reflection in south africa in memory of former president nelson mandela who died on thursday paul asli reports next on how his life was a long walk from being labeled a terrorist at one point to becoming the world's most respected freedom fighter. he's the man who did help build a divided land that on the brink of civil war the man who after twenty seven tough years behind bars walked free from prison in his heart was not trivial i think that his greatest legacy to this country is reconciliation in the last three decades the world tirelessly polished the image of nelson mandela and image recognized around the world only coca-cola is better known better men who struggle for racial equality again south africa's ruling white minority

their subterranean homes they claim there may be more behind the a vixen than meets the eye artist lucy catherine off has the details. it's views like this one breathtaking isn't it that's made not a famous for drawing visitors in but it's the city's plans to force out a group of residents from this very hill that's drawing controversy now it's a bit of an unusual kind of story we're in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains an area that's pockmarked with countless caves caves which people have called home for years now the residents are a colorful mix of characters we have spaniards immigrants students people who don't have a place to call home as well as people who prefer the home to reflect a bit of an unusual kind of lifestyle and while several days ago we had seen a protest of about two hundred and fifty supporters coming out here saying that's simply not ok meanwhile activists believe that it's not actually about the dangers of living here but perhaps there's a profit motivation behind getting the residents out of course the views here as we mentioned earlier are spectacular

in the latest since nope seventeen people were killed at a rural wedding ceremony in yemen on his lucy caffein off next to looks at the human price of america's war. it says no faith for the one who has no trust but both are now in short supply in this part of yemen for months the class has been without its mouth teacher and this pupil without his father this is the big show about a charity i didn't ask his name is still on the staff schedule but i leave hasn't been here since signing out of class on january twenty third the last of the the final to be the father of three was killed by a u.s. drone alongside his twenty year old cousin salim a college student who drove them in a borrowed to yoda they picked up two strangers who turned out to be suspected al qaeda militants witnesses reported a whirring sound in the sky and missiles struck their car. the smell of death was everywhere some of the bodies were burned beyond recognition the rest were ripped to shreds and scattered all around. they found the part of so many men side the car the rest was outside but we only recognised him by a

caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting it we're not a spain for our tea i'm lucy catherine of. now to italy where hundreds of people have once again rallied on the streets claiming that some of the government policies are leading to falling incomes and growing unemployment anti austerity protests got a second wind across the nation and in some cities dissent and send it into violence demonstrators and raged with tax hikes and biting cuts to a handful of sectors and clashed with police on the streets of touring rome and venice spearheaded first by farmers and truck drivers the movement was later joined by students and small business owners earlier r t spoke to european asset manager erich krauss who says that the public's discontent is driven by the ill management of the country. the protests are very global there they have not clearly articulated any goals and you know why it mixture of left right. everything from small engine printers to sar murs laborers the unemployed students so it's polymorphous but the country's basin very tired of being governed and the pro

all joined chevron for drilling for shale gas in their area artie's lucy catherine office at the site of the unrest. we're here in this is just moments after a very tense clashes between protesters who are against chevron conducting exploration for shale gas drilling here in this area in northeastern mania what you see behind me over there is actually the chevron site now protesters had ran across the street they broke down the perimeter of the chevron location tore down the fences and entered the area there were actually inside the chevron test exploration area the police had to run and there weren't arrests made at the moment but then as you can see these units riot police officers had been called into the area this is when things very much escalated we had several protesters arrested there were between the police and the demonstrators and actually if we pan over here you can see people very upset about what's happening here with chevron and. these protesters who have been camped out here for over a month earlier and that's the count was actually broken up by riot police officers to

the first in a series of reports about the events that march twenty first team to day we look at lucy kavanagh trip to rural iraq for the past year will be remembered as one of daily fear and bloodshed. for most of us and here in moscow was just ten ten pm this is international all three members of the notorious russian punk band pussy riot are now free the two remaining women serving time for carrying out a protest on to moscow's main cathedral were let go today as part of president putin's prison amnesty. has been following the story. obviously very happy to be out of prison but they have expressed their desire to continue along the lines of working in what concerns he was rise in the country and. i was very well treated many women asked for my advice and support and human rights and legal issues and it's my purpose now to protect the convents who spoke to human rights activists and as much as we can within the letter of the law protect their rights. you know there's not going to go as well said that she intends to keep a close watch on those who have remained in the penal colony wh

if you can we would you said most respects the desire of those who want to be lucy to be you is one of these decisions. you. must go. island pass an important milestone on its road to financial recovery this weekend became the first state to break free from the euro zone bailout program the government says the country's economy's improving and can now go on its own but as are reports there is still a long way to full recovery. in two thousand and ten arlie received eighty five billion euro bailout package for the creditors after a company. took massive the balance sheet problems three years on our live is set to become the first bailout country in the eurozone to exit the program by receiving the a law loan installment three years ago the government took the decision to stand behind its bags a decision that still remains controversial among many in this country nevertheless it's been three years of sacrifices as people here tell me the government has had to impose separately more than two hundred fifty a stay already mesures cuts deep cuts in spending on the public sector we've seen a

lucy what are what is the danger of this agreement signed. hi there wolf for the countries helping out ghana stand militarily after nato troops depart from the country both time and patience are quickly running out here in brussels the situation has essentially devolved into a high stakes game of poker veiled threats and attempts to try to force and pressure afghan president hamid karzai to sign that deal with the united between the united states and afghanistan that would determine the size and the shape of u.s. forces after combat troops leave at the end of twenty fourteen now nato is very much affected nato troops were supposed to have some eight to twelve thousand forces in afghanistan after that deadline this is to help train and assist the afghan military to try to get it to stand up on its own two feet they want the deal signed to ask quickly as possible and the nato secretary general spoke out about this is take a quick listen. we meet their league of clarity before we can move or who it is planning our problem and be all in each clar

they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive lucie county r.t. iraq. the us led invasion of iraq in two thousand and three marked a clear start to what would be a very bloody period in the country's history in this day the carnage shows no sign of stopping as the president of the arab lawyers association told us. this is much worse than it was two thousand and three because there is no security there is no infrastructure the total failure of the infrastructure of the society the health education the teachers and there have been either assassinated or emigrated you have a situation where four million refugees outside the country of almost two million displaced in the country within the country and the killing is continuing on a daily basis that it is unprecedented so this situation is much worse now despite all the propaganda made by both the government of iraq and the western powers who created the situation and they still want to say it was a success but it wasn't and r.t. has created a special online project on a website which does

caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting we're not a space for our tea i'm lucy catherine of. so entirely different online it's not your typical birthday celebration but we're talking about russian aventura showing he's in no mood to sit back and take it easy despite turning sixty two for his birthday the legendary field office set off on a solo trip across the pacific ocean though a small rowing boat with a weigh them off log on to the launch of his daring book which also would r.t. dot com as well tonight google has snapped up a firm providing four legged research robots for the pentagon might seem peculiar move keeps the reasons why under wraps so we've got more on this breakthrough technology anywhere on our website and read up more about what's involved. now some of that has been laid to rest as ancestral home after ten days of international mourning for the iconic leader he's got that history of course as the man who vanquished apartheid bridged racial and ethnic divides but with mandela's passing some africans fear the ghosts of the past may return fall as

and lucy's off to her nana's house.t thank you enough for loaning me sarah for our slulumber party. it's my pleasure. everything is self-explanatory. hannah should be back to help you about 5:00, right, hannah? okay. (children laughing) (sighs) look, amanda, the stepmonster's trying to convince dad not to pay for my trip to italy. dad'll pay for it. what do you want me to do about it?

to light media stan is a new movie out backed by wiki leaks that highlights that struggle artie's lucy calf enough has the story. it's been described as a wiki leaks all good movie all in the journey of a group of police associates across central asia searching for media outlets to help publish secret diplomatic cables would make me do. something which which i would like to call an acid test and our us interest was one of the u.s. state department cables where you give these cables to certain. publications and see how they react to it most of the publications have difficulties in responding to and publishing secrets that have to do with the united states really empire in our world johannes wall strong helped direct the movie although a feature film wasn't the original plan initial goal was to actually distribute this material that bradley manning allegedly makes to work in weeks and in that attempt to get the material out to the public and to people realize that there were . some interesting things happening in the way that the media were actually reacting to it the team traveled throu

she is now at home. >> reporter: and home now becomes a place for celebrating lucy's life.oat is cooked and eaten. neighbors and passers buy are welcomed. we're invited too. the killings and abductions left communities shattered. malcolm webb, al jazeera, northern uganda. >>> coming up, a new hope takes office, a legend passes into history, and people ash the world continue to protest to some of the major events we'll be looking back at. >> i'm kim in the capitol of rega where people are preparing for a new year and a knew currency. >>> and later in sport, the world's top female tennis player back in in action just weeks out from the first grand slam of 2014. at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america >> this sunday... >> scholars and write

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i'm such a diehard lucy fan. >> right. >> it's sort of vintage. >> colorizing isn't my favorite thingle because they didn't want it showing up on the fourth of july. it was taken out of syndication. you never saw it until it went into home video but it is like a lost episode i feel like movies and tv everybody has their favorites. there's another one that people talk about. 1950s' "happy days." >> we love "happy days." there's a special where fonzi is invited to the cunninghams and it's a family who really took him in. >> everybody ready? okay. 'twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse. can you dig it? >> ayyy. there's a great episode. >> next on your holiday hit parade is a classic from "the brady bunch." the mother carol brady gets laryngitis before a big christmas show. let's take a look. >> sing? at this hour? i can't even talk. i just did. oh, mike. i'm not dreaming. i'm awake. i can talk. >> sing, honey, sing. ♪ o come all ye faithful ♪ ♪ joyful and triumphant ♪ >> that's incredible. >> wow, a christmas miracle. wow.

here's unicef ambassador lucy liu. >> hi, i'm lucy liu and we can make an impact for syrian children.onium and people are fleeing into lebanon, into jordan, into iraq. these children are suffering. they have lies, scabies and they've lost family. that he can't go to school, they're not getting the medical attention or nutrition they need. there's going to be a lost generation of children if this continues. children deserve to have a childhood. what happens on the other side of the world isn't just their business. it's our business because we share the same water. we share the same environment. if we understand that, we are actually one community. then it makes the world so much smaller and much more tangible for people to understand. unicef is currently desperate for donations to syria. it's our duty as human beings to give back. join the movement. impact your world. cnn.com/impact. oh! checking your fantasy league? nah, just my 401(k) statement. hm. nice. where'd you find the money for that? i just been saving a little every month. [laughs] i can't seem to save anything. well, what a

commissioner lucy and fran, commissioner joe (clapping) >> i'd like to honor two of our past commissionersr jerry, and ex-commissioner phil. (clapping). >> i'd like to acknowledge our current and past directors and their staff in keeping this project moving forward. the ct c has plated a big role as established be by the legislature in july 2005. we've been roeptd by four of our executive directors. my colleague on the podium and john who's in the audience. i specifically want to recognize my colleague for this important transportation department. she's represented here by her husband vernon. (clapping) >> he's out there somewhere and the brothers. thank you for attending (clapping) >> other key staff members who worked tirelessly were steven millioner and dean a. they labored hard overseeing the project. as you know there were several delays. in the 90s it was the u.s. navy to get them to do the basic soil testing. for four years the navy was a road black block and along came in an attorney who summoned a team of lawyers out to california for a meeting and greeted them with a line of ques

movement. >> lemonade lucy. >> did roosevelt drink alcohol? andfather was an alcoholic he ran through the entire family. the male roosevelts were the only two who truly escape the effects about all is him -- of alcoholism. edith roosevelt was not thrilled with the idea of champagne. >> colleen is in ohio. what is your question? migrate on used to be personal secretary of president taft and my grandmother used to go with them and meet the president. they became really good friends and president taft considered that my grandmother would be the --st carpenter anded charles hillis was a relative -- your relative? >> charles hillis was his personal secretary. >> he was the most efficient secretary and he got -- helped him get the nomination. >> as we get more into current times, we will have more and more connections that people will be able to make to the family. julie is in virginia. what is your question? ask -- helen was such a vibrant first lady, i just wanted to know what is her transition from being a first figure being a private in terms of

. >> all my life i have tried to look like lucy. i even use the same beauty cream, but nothing works. you know that ugly skin on your elbows? my whole body looks like that. >> and when this crowd came together, you never knew what would happen.

and i am lucy and i am a pediatrician, and a member of the child advocacy committee of the american academy of pediatrics. we have something called who is hungry you can't tell by looking, we do not have the photographer here today because she is out with the flu but she did get her shot. we >> they were only two of the 18 with the help of the ucla large study and they were help you in the last 12 months, and ever run out of enough money, to buy groceris for your family, and the other and have you in the last 12 months had the lack of food so that the members of your family went hungry and it is very important to remember nice that children who are hungry, not only have more health issues they do not learn as well, i site the st. paul minnesota school district provides free meals to all public school children no child should go hungry and no child should be teased about having to have a free lunch or a breakfast. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for looking at this issue and my name is robert jones and i am a cook in san francisco. and i reside in the area, of the city. and i have l

. >> reporter: and the mother lucy was shot dead by rebels and the lord resistance army nearly ten yearsnd now he will dig up her grave and take the body to their ancestor's home. friends and family are here to help. she was killed when rebels attacked a camp for the displaced called lakati and massacred people living there. >> the government are few. they were out computed and brought on the civilians. >> reporter: survivors fled. those that could collect the bodies of loved ones have to bury them elsewhere. on the 19th of may 2004 rebels attacked and came from this direction, running into the camp, shooting at people. others were forced into their huts and burned alive and in total 50 people were killed and there is a memorial here that lists their names. many more were abducted in the same attack. after that the area was deemed unsafe and everyone moved to another camp further up the road and take the dead with them and meant they could not be buried in their homes in accordance with tradition. people here believe the spirits of the dead can effect the living. the goat's blood is thou

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. >> i think what they were referencing is not paying the penalty but paying then lucy. i believe those set of, they are set to go up pretty soon. but specifically if you do make that change at a certain time down the road there are penalties involved with switching as well. you can't say we are not going to comply and we'll just pay the penalties and be done with that. >> okay. that was my question. thank you. >> okay. thank you. mr. duffy. >> good evening commissioners, on this issue from the building department point of view we don't have a lot yet other than the site permit was issue and the demolition permit was issued. we don't have any structural drawings or architectural and mechanical or sprinklers with us yet. i'm glad to see the work hours are part of the discussion here. currently at the dbi we've been getting a lot of complaints from all sorts of neighborhoods because things are so busy particularly downtown. so it's great to see there is some discussion on that and i would encourage both to figure that out because when the project starts whether a delivery

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it turned out that we are the lucy ricardos and the dear abbyes of our own lives. and this is gold right there. >> it is gold, bloggers headquarters by the way on redwood shores. interested in attending next year's convention? you won't have to tral very far. is it a blessing or curse to have the zuckerberg name? it's a blessing when it comes to her bank account, but not when it comes to her own identity. mark zuckerberg's sister randi is launching her new project. >> is there a time where you don't give out your name and just say hey, i'm randi. >> sometimes i like people to make a first impression of me that's not based on my last name. it's really refreshing to make human connections with people that respect based on oh, who are you and what can you do for me? and then you know, i still like name dropping. >> mark's older sister has rocked and rolled ever since she arrived in the silicon valley. she has now written two books, part memoir, part self-help. but it was randi who navigated away from mark just hours after she organized president obama's visit to faceb