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she hosted a number of political figures here for dinner, including future presidents taft and mckinleyas well as other local and national political figures. she is a partner with her husband. --ertaining and serving it at the role of hostess. >> joining us on our set, the director of the rutherford b. hayes presidential center, also open to the public. 24 years of his professional life was spent helping america preserve the history of the hayes presidency. allida black. she was a partner to rutherford, i sounding board to him -- a sounding board to him. she was able to engage people one-on-one and to make anybody she talked with think they were the only person in the room and the only person she wanted to talk with. >> the election did not end after they were sworn in. there was a congressional inquiry. here is one quote where he said, sometimes i feel a little worried. this press and annoyance going on, i keep myself outwardly very --m ?hat do we learn of her >> she is defensive and has a bit of anger in her. >> she sounds like a good politician in her own right, able to mask the inne

and 15 just a shout it out to mckinley elementary who wrote their commissioners to join their jr. olympics on may 23rd. >> thank you for all the announcements attention tomorrow with the cheefrz scrip award for african-american gotten off to excellently and the award is funded and it's an amazing scholarship for men and women african-americans going out to excellently. i will be out on the street celebration but later on in the day i'll be helping out with the screening and to get more people tested. thank you >> okay. any other announcements from board members. seeing none i'm going to recess the meeting if i can ask the members of thet reported closed action. the closed sections action which was read out and i am reading them tonight t board approved the expulsion of go high school students. the board by vote of 7 ayes, two principals and one supervisor. in a public employee discharge case the board adopted the recommended officer of the determination many in the matter the board will pay up to the amount. the board approved by a vote of 7 ayes up to the stipulated amount in the

they were alerted to an ongoing issue to kids on mckinley tech and wilson high school. the fight was so large backups had to be called in. >> well it certainly makes you a little apprehensive when you see a lot of students come on board one of your trains because you're hoping that they haven't arranged some sort of altercation. >> d.c. council member measure real bowser says the system functions as d.c. school bus -- safety for the students and all riders is a top priority. >> we have to took -- to make sure we have enough adults that can supervise the children during the process so right now it's just the metro transit police and we're investing as much as possible into a more police on bus and rail. >> about half a dozen juveniles were arrested friday. the principal and wilson high schools released a statement our stud department government representatives from both schools will be meeting soon to bring this matter to a peaceful resolution and work on a collaborative community service project to ince hans our partnership. -- enhance our partnership. >> if you know th

the world urgently needs to come together to bring mckinley to an end. none of us have any interest in seeing more lives lost -- to bring the killing two and and -- to an end. none of us have any interest in seeing more lives lost. we have an urgent window of opportunity before the worst fears are realized. there is no more urgent international task than this. when he to get serious to the table to a national government that could win the consent of all the syrian people. there will be no political progress unless the opposition is able to withstand the onslaught. we will also increase our efforts to support and shape the moderate opposition. britain is pushing for more flexibility in the eu arms embargo and we will double support to the syrian opposition in the coming year. armored vehicles, body armor, and power generators are helping councils govern the areas they liberate. they are dealing with the influx of refugees. they are caring for trauma injuries. syrian families need clean water and access to food and shelter. there is now, i believe, common

six people were arrested and now the principals of both schools mckinley and wilson say they are workingith the cops and metro to make sure that the students are safe and that everybody responsible for that melee is held responsible. >>> a maryland death blamed on a cosmetic surgery may prompt changes in the state. officials hope to tighten regulations on cosmetic surgery centers. right now there is very little oversight of these types of spas and clinics and it comes a year after aula weatherspoon of baltimore died after a routine lipo section procedure. the state is aiming to close loopholes in quality standard procedures that exist, but it may take a year to develop those changes. >>> it's about to get a whole lot easier to get the morning after pill. the fda says it will be available to anyone over the counter 15 years old and over. it will be right next to the condoms. you will have to show proof of age when you pay. now plan b is sold behind pharmacy counters and you have to be 17 to get it. >>> tomorrow the jurors will continue to deliberate the fate of tommy branch, the man accus

on this memorial day, little matthew mckinley visiting the grave of his great grandfather there, pointing in the distance. he was a veteran of world war i. >>> we move on to a holiday scare for 50 people trapped in elevators in atlantic city. authorities say there's a lesson for us. abc's rebecca jarvis is here to tell us more. >> reporter: it began like any other night on a holiday weekend in atlantic city. the casinos crowded, bars busy, and hotels booked full. but early sunday, authorities responded to an emergency call at the revel hotel. >> when we got there, we realized we had 22 people trapped in the elevator. they were anxious. particularly uncomfortable when you feel like you're trapped. people get claustrophobic. >> reporter: the fire department cut power, pried open the elevator doors and dropped a 35-foot ladder down the shaft to the car below. four firefighters, wearing harnesses, then descended on to the car. attached ropes to the passengers and one by one, helped them up that ladder. it took 45 minutes to free everyone, but then a second emergency, 28 people stuck in anothe

the unit rutherford served in, the future president mckinley was a member of the 23rd, so his familyas frequent guests here. when they would gather here on the ground, when they would come in, they would sit in this parlor. shey was a wonderful hostess. wanted people to feel welcome. this is where they would discuss the issues of the day. she hosted a number of political figures here for dinner, including future presidents taft also william. shermer was a guest. as well as other local and national political figures. she is a partner with her husband. entertaining and serving it -- thathe role of hostess. would have been incredibly important. >> joining us on our set, the director of the rutherford b. hayes presidential center, also open to the public. 24 years of his professional life was spent helping america preserve the history of the hayes presidency. youreard from allida black. comments about the skills she brought to this job as she entered the white house. >> she was a partner to rutherford, a sounding board to him. she was able to engage people one-on-one and to make anybody

taft and i'm looking forward to your book on ida mckinley, and great blog. >> guest: atvery much. president arthur -- there is some indication his son, allan, arthur, may have had more of a hand in that. arthur himself did feel very intensely about protecting his, privacy, his family life, and we'll talk about the are thursday but i won't get too far into that. i think also the issue was, in terms of the hardings, was just the air of suspicion coming on the heels of the political scandals, and the action that mrs. harding took, while it might have been well intentioned to, chev said, protect warren's memory, the suggestion of it at that particular time, as the scandals were breaking, suggests some kind of mall fees sense but wasn't the case. >> host: back to the story of lucretia garfield. we learned how often her husband was away. leaving her with the children to raise on her own, and next we're going to see a letter that she wrote that talks not frustration of being the one that has to make all the decisions in the family. >> my darling, i cannot conceive of any possible reason

lincoln's in springfield, harding's and mckinley's in ohio just like garfield. of course, lucretia garfield, what was interesting was because it was technically the property of her private home, her being seen by the voters, the people coming in on horses and buggies to hear garfield speak didn't find anything at all unusual about the presence of his wife at what was a campaign rally because it was also her home. host: we are going to learn more about the front porch campaign in this video. [video clip] >> this is the site of the nation's very first front porch campaign. james garfield would come out here and give speeches to people who had gathered here from the front part of the property. lucretia's role was more concentrated on the inside. standing in the front hallway of the garfield home probably seems like a strange place to start talking about garfield's widely hailed front porch campaign of 1880. in fact, this was the part of the house where lucretia garfield spent a lot of her time during the 1880 campaign. james a. garfield went to chicago to nominate

police say 23-year-old robert mckinley was caught near the scene of an attempted arson. soot and ash on his face, hands and shoes. others searched his car and found evidence of other arsons. >>> 8:411. san bruno -- 8:41. san bruno wants compensation. the big fine they want levied against pg&e. >>> and a violent weekend in east palo alto. what's happening today as police investigate two separate shootings. >> reporter: more than is00 people were -- more than 100 people were evacuated when a fire broke outate an apartment complex. we'll tell you what -- outage at an apartment complex. we'll tell you what investigators think what happened -- coming up. [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. there's a lot to love for a little thanks, oli

. >> things are actually looking up at charter school in franklin mckinley school district made up mainly of low income latino children and test scores are among the best. >> i don't think the kids make up excuss. it is the adults around them. i have seen kids come in ready to conquer the world. >> reporter: a new report shows a failing school system, a system where latinos and african americans are failing. >> i have only had an opportunity to give it a cursory review. >> reporter: the santa clara county superintendent of public schools says the numbers are troubling. in san mateo and santa clara only 22% of latinos are alleged efficient by eighth grade. when it comes to preparing them for college only 20% of latinos will graduate in four years and be eligible to enter a uc school compared to 22% of african-americans, 53% white and 73% asians. >> i don't think anyone is going to look at the report and say i wasn't aware of it. i was aware of it before i accepted the position. that's what drew me to santa clara county. >> reporter: superintendent says it should be back to the drawing boar

. >>> volunteer was arrested on suspicion of arson. 23-year-old robert mckinley was caught yesterday near the scene of an attempted arson. he reportedly they found evidence felony charges of arson. the redwood city council is recommending a the harbor owner evicted tenants there in order to sale the property to a land developer who is planning to build 400 residential units. the planet rub sal ever sr. at north anyone this car fire. people were able to get out. traffic is a little slow. it's on the shoulder. it's not a spectacular fire but there was certainly smoke and flames seen coming from the car. watch for it and watch for the fire department. also the morning commute as we move to the bay bridge toll plaza. they switched the metering lights on somewhat early. and traffic is backed up. also now we are looking at 880 traffic getting busier. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. well, well. a little system decided to come right back in. develop over the sierra and settled into the weekend. and now it's bringing in moisture. rain up in the sierra nevada. and a little bit offshore.

six people were arrested in this now principals at mckinley and wilson high schools say they are working with police and metro trying to improve student safety and make sure everyone responsible for this mess is held accountable. >>> it is 5:05. time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> what do we start with, jessica doyle? >> a big act to follow. we're talking about the month of april as we start the month of may today. wall street had a great april. stocks enjoying their best winning streak since the bull market began in march 2009. the dow scored its fifth straight monthly gain. the s&p 500 closed at a record high yet again and the nasdaq finished at its highest level in more than 12 years. happy to check the numbers for you this morning. the dow and nasdaq both rows about 21 -- rose about 21 points yesterday. investors cannot make any big -- did not make any big news ahead of term reserve's announcement today. $6 million is what marissa mayer made. they will make at least $7 million according to her compensation package. nine months after having her own baby, this cont

killed mckinley. almost killed ronald reagan. all that's forgiven now by the nra infested republican party. today the leaders of the republican party marched in lock step behind the banner of wayne lapierre and no democrat need apply. kasie hunt right now is nbc news political reporter. she's with us here. she covered the nra convention down in houston this weekend. and howard fineman is the "huffington post" editorial director and msnbc political analyst. let's take a look at this. here's npr. why do i keep saying that? nra executive vice president wayne lapierre. it couldn't be more different. anyway, he invoked the recent boston lockdown in his argument for gun rights. now, this is twisted but it's how he's thinking and how he's selling. let's watch. >> they can try to blame us and shame us with all their might, but when it comes to defending the second amendment, we will never sacrifice our freedom up on the altar of elitist acceptance. we will never surrender our guns. never. imagine waking up to a phone call from the police

. >> brown: one example here: president mckinley's 1896 campaign songs recorded on wax cylinders. years later, technology had evolved. this 1936 louis armstrong recording was made on a nickel- plated copper disc. the goal here is to extract as much of the sound or sonic information as possible from the old format, in order to create a new high-quality digital version that can be preserved for the future. we watched that process-- stripng off the audio d.n.a in a sense-- undertaken on a lacquer disc of arthur smith's "guitar boogie" from the 1940's; and american composer roy harris' "duo for cello and piano" from the 1970's. but a tremendous amount of material has been lost, even historic recordings by the likes of george gershwin, frank sinatra, and judy garland. the library was mandated by congress to develop a new audio recording preservation strategy, and brought out a plan earlier this year. among its goals: create a publicly accessible national directory of collections; develop a coordinated collections policy, including a strategy to collect, catalogue, and preserve recordin

they would have posted political figures for dinner including future president taft and mckinley also general sherman and as well as another national and political figures. as a political partner with her has been entertaining these political figures to serve as a role of hostas would have been incredibly important. >> the meeting will come to order. i know a quorum is present in each member has copies of the material on the agenda today at their place at the roster. with i recognize myself for an opening statement. thank you for being here today. we're considering h.r. 1947 federal agriculture reform and risk management act of 2013. the product of more than three years of work and his work began in the countryside with field hearings led by collin peterson and all the criticisms of the partisanship of congress and how it has been accomplished because folks can work together. this is not the case today we will march up a reform-minded farm bill developed with true bipartisanship and we will levant's with republican and democrat votes and achieve nearly $40 billion of savings by in eli

yourlooking forward to book on mckinley this spring. >> thank you very much. , there are some indications that it was his son may have had more of a hand in that. veryr himself did feel intensely about protecting his privacy. we will be talking a little bit about the arthur's. the issue was in terms of the the air of suspicion coming on the heels of the various lyrical scandals. variouson -- the political scandals. suggest some kind of malfeasance and that was not the case could >> back to the story of lucretia garfield, we learned how often her husband was away to my leaving her with all of those children to raise on her own. she talks about the frustration of being the one who has to make the decisions. , i cannoting conceive of any possible reason why you should be such a trial to my life. i cannot be patient with them anymore than i can submit to patients with some extreme physical torture. what he will ever become, idea not know. , but horrible to be a man the driving misery of being a .oman is almost as bad ande have civilized obliged to spend the largest part of the time the victim

my school is mckinley technology high school, so we do have a lot of technology, a lot focused in a lot of our strands. we're a stem school, so we have a lot of media equipment, biotech n. my classroom, i teach math. i have a smart board, and i thought i was so with it, and then these guys are so, you are so outdated already. but it is true. i'm always -- you know, it's really hard to keep up with how fast things are changing in the land of technology, and then, you know, die firmly believe that the most important thing is that you have a really strong teacher in every classroom, and then, yes, technology will absolutely -- can absolutely help, but when the strong teacher then gets that great professional development, if someone offered me, you know, 30 ipads right now for my classroom, that would be great. i would certainly not turn it down, but i would need, before i even handed an ipad to a student, i would need a really good plan of, ok, what am i going to do with this? is this going to be a fancier way to get their attention? then there's no point. but i want it to be something tha

the secret service was originally created to combat currency counterfeiters but after president mckinley'sfull-time responsibility for protection of the president. congratulations to today's winner patrick derocher. if you have a political trivia question for us e-mail us at daily rundown@msnbc.com. we'll be right back. great play out music here. ♪ with every step you take every move you make ♪ irms are. but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder -- isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds." yikes! then go to e-trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds, and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e-trade. less for us. more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and other important information and should be read and considered carefully before investing. for a current prospectus, visit etrade.com/mutualfunds. what makes a sleep number what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional

i guess i was saying he was lucky because garfield before him and mckinley after him were assassinated tough time to be a president of the united states in the 18th and 19th century. i just find him interesting. i'm proud of the democrat that about 11 presidents in a row was the only democrat. so i focus on that a little bit but in a 50-year period there was one democrat and we got him. >> thank so you much for calling from the president's birthplace. we talked about frances while she was not being used politically, she certainly was, we talk about influence and image. on the image side of the equation, one carefully watched in the united states, we're going to return to the smithsonian and look at some of the dresses she chose and look at how she might have affected style in the country. >> the public's fascination with frances cleveland really extended to her clothes and she was a real fashion icon, women emulated her hairstyle and her clothing. this is a dress from the second administration, and in a way, this is the most prized piece of all because this is the inaugural gown. this

lincoln's in springfield, harding's and mckinley's in ohio just the garfield.ucretia garfield, what was interesting was because it was technically the property of her private home, her being seen by the voters, the people coming in on horses and buggies to hear garfield anything at find all unusual about the presence of his wife at what was a campaign rally because it was also her home. host: we are going to learn more about the front porch campaign in this video. [video clip] >> this is the site of the nation's very first front porch campaign. james garfield would come out here and gives -- give speeches to people who had gathered here from the front part of the property. lucretia's role was more concentrated on the inside. standing in the front hallway of the garfield home probably seems like stock -- a strange place to start talking about garfield's widely hailed front porch campaign of 1880. in fact, this was the part of the house where lucretia garfield spent a lot of her time during the 1880 campaign. james a garfield went to chicago to nominate someone e

. >> mckinley now a mother said he was approximately six months pregnant at the time dr. abortion which was not part of the criminal case against him. in. . like many states, abortions are illegal after 24 weeks. cnn could not independently verify her account and gosnell's lawyers are under a gag order. others in the community remember gosnell as their neighborhood doctor, a man who seemed ever ready to lend a helping hand. >> when my mother got sick, she was ill with cancer for about 14 years, the last years of her life dr. gosnell was definitely very helpful in terms of making house call -- >> he actually made house calls to see your mother? >> he did. he did come to the house and make house calls to my mother. >> the question now, how did this neighborhood doctor become a defendant in one of the most gruesome trials in philadelphia history. >> i think there are two sides to every coin and i think the guy that i knew growing up, there has to be some of that still in there. >> sonny hostin cnn philadelphia. >> coming up next a manhunt underway for the person or persons r

numberuld have hosted a of political figures here for dinner, including future presidents taft and mckinley. also, william tecumseh sherman was a guest for dinner, as well as a number of other local and national political figures. she and her husband entertained these political figures. serving as hostess or those dinners would have been incredibly important. >> a conversation on lucy hayes is now available on our website, c-span.org/firstladies. tune in next monday for a program on lucretia garfield and mary arthur mcelroy. >> "washington journal" continues. host: i am with brian higgins, democrat from new york. he serves on the foreign affairs and homeland security committees. i want to get your response, with the attorney general he -- general talking about this probe into phone calls at the associated press. he attorney general talked about it being an issue of security. what was your take on his comments yesterday? yes, i think the attorney general has to justify in testimony -- guest: i think the attorney general has to justify in testimony that this is a national security issue. an o

figures here for dinner, including future presidents taft and the killing and general -- cap and mckinleynd general sherman and other national political figures. she was a partner with her husband entertaining these political figures and it would have been incredibly important. >> a conversation on lucy hayes is now available on our website. tune in monday for our next around on first ladies lucretia garfield and mary arthur mitchell brooke -- mary arthur mcilroy. capitol hill reporter for the national law journal here to talk of the division within the justice to her meant on civil rights division. tell us first what it is and its history. guest: well, it has been around since 1957. it has the responsibility of enforcing discrimination laws in a number of different areas, is notably like voter rights, and for the -- enforcing those and housing act. it does many different types of police misconduct investigations and it also takes -- iguess some of the guess some of the more -- i'm sorry -- host: controversial? guest: yes, some of the more controversial issues that , tennisights, say vers

caller: a question about the vetoes -- i said he was lucky because garfield before him and mckinley afterssassinated. it was a tough time to be a president of the united states during i find them interesting. -- states/ -- states. i find him interesting. host: thank you so much. we talked about francis while she was not being used politically. when we talk about influence and image, on the image side, one that was carefully watched in the united states. we will return to the smithsonian and look at some of the dresses she chose. how she might have affected style in the country. [video clip] withe public fascination frances cleveland extended to her clothes, she was a real fashion icon. women emulated her hairstyle, her clothing. she popularized everything she had ended. this is a dress from the second administration. in a way, this is the most private piece of all because this was the inaugural gown. this was her down from 1893. it stayed in her family and became the family wedding dress. the bottom of the dress is exactly the same, but the top has been remade. it originally had a satin t

i do not believe the mckinley library is part of the 13 presidential libraries under the jurisdictiontional archives. let's get some last video. we will go to the lbj library. a letter from a tv news anchor. some film from the first presidential news conference. >> what you see behind me are boxes containing correspondence during the johnson years. many of these boxes contained letters from the general public. ist i have here to show you an example of them. very a letter from the young brian williams. he is now the anchor of the nbc nightly news. it is written on lined notebook paper. it is pretty typical of some of the letters we have from schoolchildren. "dear mr. president, i hope that the men in vietnam are doing well. do they do this each day? he included a newspaper clipping. how are you feeling? i hope you are feeling good. i am 7.5 years old and i like you. not been in the white house before, but i will some time. i live in new york state. i want to meet you." he decorated with a nice little american flag. >> how old was brian williams when he wrote that? >> he said he was 7.5

they would've posted a number of figures here, including future president taft and mckinley as well aser local and national political figures. so as a political partner with her has been entertaining these figures and serving in the role of host is that these dinners would have been incredibly important. >> the senate agricultural committee approved a five-year farm bill, which sets policy in agriculture, nutrition, conservation forcer programs. this bill could stoop went for billion annually and includes subsidies for farmers. here's the markup session that led to the vote on the bill. it is three hours. >> good morning. i asked government to take their seats. we are starting off with some chicken chocolate and send georgia peanuts. a good way to start this morning. we will call the senate committee on aquaculture nutrition to order. we are here of course to mark up our committee bill for the 2013 farm bill, the aquaculture reform food and jobs that pay out last year in the middle of a hard-fought election year and the swirling partisan battles on capital hill, we in the senate were c

i feel like -- my school is mckinley technology high school, so we do have a lot of technology, a lotkind of focused in a lot of our strands. we're a s.t.e.m. school, to our -- so our mass media has a lot of media equipment. i teach math, and i have a smart board, and these guys are like you are so outdated already. [laughter] but it is true. i mean, it's -- i'm always going to, you know, it's really hard to keep up with how fast things are changing in the land of technology and then, you know, i do firmly believe that the most important thing is that you have a really strong teacher in every class room and then, yes, technology will absolutely, can absolutely help. but when that strong teacher then gets that great professional development, if someone offered me, you know, 30 ipads right now for my classroom, that would be great. i would certainly not turn it down. but i would need before i even handed an ipad to a student, i would need a really good plan of, okay, is this just going to be a fancier way to get their attention? then there's no point. i want it to be something that's go

tamara logan, age 44, a teacher's aide, was shot multiple times in the head outside mckinley elementary school in east eerie, pennsylvania, friday morning. 46-year-old bruce byrd shot and killed his wife, 44-year-old steffi byrd, then turned the gun on himself in lawrenceville, pennsylvania, again on friday. these are just a few of the reported shootings on friday. there are dozens more of these stories from saturday and sunday, including a fatal road rage shooting in arkansas, a convicted felon who shot and killed his son in missouri, four people found shot to death in their home in wanesville, north carolina, and at least 19 people shot during a mother's day parade in new orleans. sadly, there were multiple shootings in my home state of illinois. in mr. nesara's report, they included a saturday night shooting in rockford and at least nine people shot over the weekend in chicago, three of them fatally. it's hard to read mr. nesara's report and not feel that something is terribly wrong with this level of gun violence. have we heard it so often that we reach the point it has no impact? i

future president staff and mckinley were guests for dinner. as well as other local and political and national figures. entertaining these political figures and serving in that role as hostess in these dinners would have our conversation on lucy hayes is now available on our c-span website at c-span.org/ firstladies. commercenate subcommittee looked at -- you can watch an entire program on our website at c-span.org. consider the following story offered by cable executive on the significance of a la carte. he says my next-door neighbo

and 15 just a shout it out to mckinley elementary who wrote their commissioners to join their jr. olympics on may 23rd. >> thank you for all the announcements attention tomorrow with the cheefrz scrip award for african-american gotten off to excellently and the award is funded and it's an amazing scholarship for men and women african-americans going out to excellently. i will be out on the street celebration but later on in the day i'll be helping out with the screening and to get more people tested. thank you >> okay. any other announcements from board members. seeing none i'm going to recess the meeting if i can ask the members of the room to please leave the room we're going into closed