. >> pat, macy and mary margaret. where are you from? >> mississippi.sells sea shells by the seashore. >> steve. steve, i've already forgotten this gentleman's name. >> pat! >> okay, we'll see how it works. >> steve, mary margaret, macy and pat. >> and i'm carson. >> my name is freezing. >> let's go inside. natalie has a check of the news. it is so cold out here. . >> it sounds windy. the u.s. is announcing new steps to punish russian and some ukraine yn officials in ukraine. >> reporter: the white house just putting out the statement that the u.s. is imposing a visa ban on a number of officials and individuals that it says have taken steps to undermine the territorial integrity of ukraine. senior administrations here at the white house say those restrictions apply to both russians and ukrainians. separately we are learning president obama just today signed an executive order authorizing sanctions on, as the statement describes it, individuals and entity responsible for undermining democratic processes or institutions in ukraine. today in rome secretary

margaret harrick library. >> this is where everything is kept so beautifully. and here i am. auto video marie was her early modeling career. >> i was a -- >> how did you become sweater queen? >> she made the cover of "life" magazine. >> you were never in it for the fame. it's got to be really special when you're an actress. >> if you're an actor you're not going to be acting in your living room. once people start responding to your work as an artist it's very fulfilling. >> but to be really famous was something she didn't want. she remembers the time she walked in to a movie theater with cary grant. >> the buzz that went on. it was a sound, that sort of thing. then everybody looking at him. i said, how do you cope with this, that kind of reaction, your life is not your own. at this moment he said, it's fine, they're going to go home. they're going to tell everybody that they saw cary grant and everybody is going to be happy. i made them happy. >> when you were kissing cary grant were you thinking of him? >> no. are you crazy? >> television director jeffrey hadden has been married three years

mary wrote about presidents and did some interesting work on cougar, how eliot worked the fishing president, about hoover and 5 fishermen, richard norton smith, uncommon man and you interviewed him before and margaret hoover who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly but about his ideas on american individualism. is there anyone to at? have we left anyone out? >> guest: this is an eminent group of people. i don't know all of them except mr. lyons who passed away several years ago. one of the things that has happened in this generation is hoover scholarship has taken off partly because his papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people had to rely on newspaper articles and now they got to see the hoover story from the inside so there has been a kind of a boom in hoover scholarship and more detachment about him as time has passed and some of the emotions of his era have faded so i am happy to be in the company of those callers and many of us spend time at the hoover institution and the hoover presidential library in iowa. >> host: what is the hoover institution? >> guest: it was founded by herbert hoover and stanford university, his alma mater in 1919. exists within the framework of sta