in furnishing the house, james monroe and his wife was very much into french. he wanted all the furniture to come from france and he spent a lot of money with these clocks. these things are still in use. you had that and all the presidents used since then. >> when you see earliest things, many of them were in the blue room. we have the wonderful guilt chairs and sofa. they were required by president men -- monroe from france. he was criticized. this room is much more of a period room in that sense that the wallpaper is much more of the same period as the furniture as the portrait of president monroe. it's really a place where the monroe would feel the most comfortable too like teddy roosevelt. to walk in and say i understand this room. the furniture we bought that's the portraitings we set for. this wallpaper is about vintage. >> only first lady born outside of the u.s. had a make a few adjustments to her new life in america. with her mother-in-law former first lady abigail adams. >> when they first came on the old house, they had just journeyed back from europ

this is our marilyn monroe romper, so versatile for summer, polka dot remines me of puka shells and she has a white blazer and kicked with off with a travel tote. nothing says summer than nautical print, neon and island accessories to give her that travelwear. >> thank you. >> fun with aloha. we have savannah, hailey and joaquin. >> it's all about ohana, about the family and different things to do in hawaii. for savannah it's totally the norm to wear a swimsuit all day and night, that tank is a dress

there's also a proposed senior living site in the area across monroe avenue. >> i don't support civil disobedience to try to change that decision. certain through there are causes that call for civil disobedience when people's lives or rights are on the line, and i don't see that as the case with this issue. >> last saturday occupy the farm marched on to property to clear and plan the area. the police arrested four occupiers. >> i demand to be released immediately. i'm a political prisoner. let me good! >> the next dale the university bull coasted the planting the occupiers had done. the officials and mayor came to monitor the occupiers. a uk spokesperson says they can stay for now. >> make that determination when it's the safest possible time and the least disruptive. >> we don't know when uc police or if they will clear out the occupiers. this has been going on for the past ten years uc has been trying to develop the property. most of the approvals have been gotten to develop the property but the occupiers say they'll block the plans. >> neighbors aired their views about a plan tree

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. >> dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11th story building having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crime, most have only been charged and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hardly anyone has a stor

chance to visit the crime lab and learn more about some of the technology so i will true inspector monroe invite the commissioners to go out there and understand more about this, so appreciate the support of captain perae out at the crime lab and good to learn about the issues when we are dealing with them. >> thank you for taking the lead on that. >> and the chief has made the commitment to test all of the kits. >> thank you for the work and follow up they know you're doing and i am interested in going on that trip. >> please call item 3d, commission announcements. >> commission announcements and will asking of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. >> any commission announcements inspector monroe? >> one. we have a community meeting on the 29 and that will be held at balboa high school in the green room and it's may 29 at 6:00 p.m. and that is to hear comments from the public and ingleside captain concerning issues of protection in the area. >> great thank you. so you're not doing the 40 minute slide show tonight? >> what is the address again? >> [inaudible] >

. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, this is nancy in monroe falls, ohio. it's nice to talk to you. >> i'm trying to visualize where monroe falls is. >> well, i'm halfway between the university of akron and kent state university. >> oh, okay. that puts it in more vivid contrast. >> kind of an akron suburb. i'm interested on your thoughts on bottom line technologies that the symbol is epay. >> i know epay. >> caller: the stock had a really good day today. it hasn't done a lot this year. could it be a good growth stock for 2013 and '14? it pays no dividends. >> right. i mean, i did this old dog new blog thing in the street today with nicole erkin and her brother, ross. there is too many people in that segment. if you just watch, if you go to the old dog new blog which by the way is hysterical, you will see way too much competition. i cannot recommend it. i like to go out to akron and kent state. i love ohio. we went out there for the utica shale. it is one of the best we had. i love buybacks. i love growth. therefore, i like fb. when it comes to fb, life is h

in maryland and wrote is this middle -- marilyn monroe is this mythical creature. i am not writing a biography. i am writing an epic about someone who stands for something, so i call my novel "blonde,"meaning it is about a myth rather than a person, but many people write about war. if you did that as a fiction writer, you would have real generals under real president mentioned. it is hard to have a completely fictitious portrayal of a complex cultural situation where there are no real people. tavis: what you said does raise a question. you are right that history is written by historians who offer their own interpretation. of thatus are left out history. be ofsuspect should we historians and the stuff they put out natoma -- they put out? >> you would not want to read a lot of them. to give you an idea of woodrow wilson's racism. when he was in europe and out to talk about the united states, he mentioned all these ethnic minorities. he did not say one word about african americans. as president of the united states had actually forgotten. it is stunning. can you imagi

morning baltimore city police received the call, a pedestrian struck on 295 southbound just south of monroe. medics arrived. one person was transported to a local hospital. we do not have any information right now on that person's condition. what we can tell you, this is at the west port exit. traffic is being held up right now because they're continuing the investigation. the vehicle is still on scene. bwi taxi. reporting live from sky chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. >> thanks a lot. we will continue to follow this story and bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> new developments this noon at boston marathon bombing investigation. ron matz is in the news room with the latest. good afternoon, ron. >> reporter: good afternoon. a man fatally shot over night by the fbi in orlando, florida may have ties to one of the accused boston marathon bombers. the suspect has been identified as ibgragim todashev. investigators say the fbi shot him in self-defense in an incident at todashev's home. todashev was from the region as tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> the man in orl

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. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our wednesday may 29, 2013, san francisco police commission meeting and this is our monthly meeting in the community. you will hear from commissioners about how much they enjoy doing this. we go to the community once a month, we go each district station. we do 10 meetings a year and now it's time for captain falvey, who was former lieutenant falvey to watch these. tonight's agenda we are going to have presentations of two certificates for two citizens and we are going to have a report from captain falvey about the district and after this report we'll have public comment. we encourage the public from the community to tell us about your concerns of this community. we have some regulars in city hall whchl -- when we come out, we enjoy this. we introduce ourselves. and tell you about what we do in our day jobs and tell you about what we've done in the past. i will start to my left. >> thank you, president mazzucco. welcome everyone. my name is susie loftus

they've taken over part of the tract near monroe an knew in albany. 20 activityists remain there. some tents are now set up on the property. cal berkeley owns the land and has the city's approval for development but occupy members claim it's public land. police are monitoring the situation. last saturday, "occupy the farm" did the same thing. four people were arrested and the planting was bulldozed. >> there are two new million areas in california tonight. le but no california ticket hit the jackpot, the two lucky tickets matched five numbers, including one person city 7-eleven in san jose. the second ticket was bought at a 7-eleven in kearn county. someone came into the store to claim the winning ticket this morning. lottery officials will not confirm that until tomorrow. each ticket is worst just over $2 million. here's the winning numbers: 10, 13, 14, 22, 52. powerball, 11. the one ticket that matched all these numbers was bought in florida. here's the story. >> tonight we have the biggest jackpot in powerball history. >> lady luck hits one ticket sold in florida at this public

. >> my name is minnard monroe, i am a program director of the youth first program. i will be real quick, i would like to say it's ironic that in 2003 i received an unsung hero award from the supervisors in our district for starting the program. and then 10 years later they are telling me to close the doors. just interesting and it's heart breaking. i feel like i let the children down in my community. and i just hope that the supervisors when they make decisions can remember some of the faces and understanding that it affects a lot of people when we cut programs in communities. thank you. >> next five speakers. alma robinson. jackie flin. delores mcgee. eddie zane. erin yen. al alma robinson [repeating] this is erin yen. >> thank you very much. good evening supervisors, mr. mayor. i really appreciate you coming to my neighborhood, district 10. and listening to so many committed citizens who have turned out tonight. i am here to speak on behalf of a couple programs, first of all a thank you. my name is alma robinson. i am director of california lawyers for the arts. w

thank you all. [ applause ] >> i will check with inspector monroe to see if we have that letter. next speaker? no more public speakers? harris, president of the district council. i appreciate it more every time i read about oakland, i think we are so fortunate, we really and truly are. very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match -- moving on to team falvey. i gave him a promotion. sorry. [ laughter ] . captain falvey. we have been really fortunate out in the ingleside since captain lazar, cast nago and captain falvey. he's everything everyone said. he's very involved. he was at the youth summit and it wasn't easy. there was a lot of distrust between the youth and police and there was a lot of misinformation and going forward, i think that's going to be an on going dialogue and i think there is going to be a lot of improved relations between the youth and the community and the police department and i think it's

. >> my name is minnard monroe, i am a program director of the youth first program. i will be real quick, i would like to say it's ironic that in 2003 i received an unsung hero award from the supervisors in our district for starting the program. and then 10 years later they are telling me to close the doors. just interesting and it's heart breaking. i feel like i let the children down in my community. and i just hope that the supervisors when they make decisions can remember some of the faces and understanding that it affects a lot of people when we cut programs in communities. thank you.

we have an opportunity to talk with jennifer monroe the public information specialist for the town of edmond, oklahoma just outside of oklahoma city where they have seen so much tremendous damage and dangerous conditions and even some injuries. jennifer, are you on the phone with me now? >> i am. >> i want to start with the fact that you are the typical person i would call and ask for information in an emergency situation as a reporter and you would give me the information. today you were doing such onside of a tornado shelter. what was going on? >> i live just north of town so my family and i we actually did have to take shelter ourselves. so the storm passed and then came on indoors to help assess the damage and work with the media. >> edmond, oklahoma, we are seeing it now. the pictures that have come in to fox news in the past few minutes. the winds whipping as funnel cloud is trying to hold itself together and doing so rather impressively. talk to me about people tonight. how are they in your area? >> right now we -- the emergency crews are starting going neighborhood by neighbor

. >> well thank you very much commissioner and thank you very much inspector monroe. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the wednesday december 5, 2012 meeting and it's a joint meeting with the status of women. this is a mo mentus meeting and this is the third time we did a joint meeting and this one is a very important meeting tonight and a lot of work has gone into it and i would like to thank the commissioner on the status of women and thank commissioner loftus. she has been proactive. we had several meetings. before we go on we have different types of meetings in the community we introduce the commissioners and who they are during the day jobs and if that is possible i would like to start with dr. marshall. >> dr. joe marshall. i have been on the police commission for eight years, three terms. i am the cofounding executive director of make a boys club. i just want to mention it isn't on the agenda there is a gun buy back program which is happening on december 15. there is a -- there will be a gun buy back in oakland and my organization and youth uprising are doing a

well i suppose one thinks of marilyn monroe. >> you're looking at me right now. can you describe what you're seeing? >> you have very beautiful white teeth. so i would recognize you especially by your teeth. >> you see, he finds a way, a way to adapt. >> i mean now i've outed myself about face blindness. it makes it easier. >> would you want to be cured of this if you could? >> i think so. i think if i was suddenly presented with thousands of familiar, potentially familiar faces, i think this might overwhelm me. >> let me give you a quick word of explanation. let me show you on the brain model. this is the front of the brain over here and this is the back of the brain. what happens is the visual system of the brain begins here in the back called eed occipit lobe. did collects information and sends it to a different region, the prital part of the brain where those pieces have to be turned into a coherent hole. in face blindness something goes wrong with that process of putting it all together. >>> next up a another strange turn in the trial of jodi arias. what her

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so it's roc and monroe?and roe. >> roc and roe. >> reporter: the little prince and princess, let me see. they were only six months old when i first meet roc and roe and everything was in perfect harmony. ♪ who's going to take your place there ain't nobody bed oh, rocky, rocky ♪ ♪ we belong together ahh, is that what we do we belong together i think we do ♪ >> reporter: what does this marriage and these babies give you? >> my family gives me everything. unconditional love means the world to me. i mean, it's completion. >> it's just love. it's a beautiful place to be. ♪ beautiful >> reporter: it is indeed a beautiful place to be. in april, the couple renewed their wedding vows in disneyland. and just last week, mariah released a new single with billboard sensation miguel. of course, it is titled, "beautiful." ♪ ♪ beautiful >> announcer: next -- we'll make you awe believer. ♪ baby, baby >> i'm not like a little baby anymore. i'm 16. >> announcer: and later, cher. >> i'm not a huge cher fan. >> announcer: plus,

more than 50 people entered the property at san pablo avenue near monroe street after noon today, bringing plants and animals for farming. >> it's an important piece of land, you know, that could be a great agricultural resource for the east bay. >> this area is slated for a multiuse development site. both for senior housing as well as for a grocery store. >> tonight the protesters tell us that they have not been forced to leave. they say they will camp on the property at least tonight and continue to farm the land tomorrow. >>> it was almost a year ago when uc police officers killed out an occupying encampment. may 14th police arrested nine protesters who were camping out and planting crops on the property. >>> one of the highest-ranking women in american professional sports resigned as ceo of the oakland raiders today. amy trask, had been with the team for 25 seasons. sports illustrated report has her resignation is not a surprise, because owner mark davis had told trask she would have "a subordinate role under his ownership." trask released a statement saying is, "having honor a commitm

did not provide a statement in time for this newscast now in the press release from the event to me monroe canel from seattle one of the organizers she said she got it going because she was concerned for her own two children she said i quote i feel one santo threatens their generation's health fertility and longevity i couldn't sit by idly just to wait for some someone else to do something now she certainly isn't alone in her sentiment activists across thirty six nations are organizing facebook to make their voices heard to understand about what they're protesting against i was joined earlier by nec burnaby the social media director for march against monsanto and he started by explaining to me just what people are so up in arms about. well you know we've been we've been following the. way that they've been infiltrating the government and where they've been kind of more thing in the government and morphing into one entity and you know we. do a lot of alternative media and we were following we've been following them for a long time now but what really has really started getting people to rea

. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> are we ready? >> yeah. >> now he has to meet with the jail psychiatrist, leslie kopitz, who has to try to determine if he is mentally ill or just a troublemaker. >> any thoughts that somebody is following you, watching you, keeping track of you, other than the cos, that's everybody's job and they are paid for that? >> no. >> what was going on that the police ended up hauling you in? that's what i want to know. >> well, because somebody told them i had an atomic bomb detonator in my suv. >> who told them? who did you start yakking to about it? >> i planted this seed with one guy -- >> you must like action. >> i do. i like action movies and like to see people look like complete idiots. it's kind of funny. >> you seem like a very bright guy but i think you sabotage your own self. >> yes. >> you must get off on it? >> i do, i like excitement. >> it's too bad you don't use it more productively -- >> i'm going to start. >> well, you're 40 years old, when are you going to start, when you're 60 or 80? >> 4

not provide a statement in time for this newscast though in the press release from the event tami monroe canel the seattle organizer said that she got it going because she was concerned for her two children she says i feel monsanto threatens that their generation's health for telling me and longevity i could sit by idly waiting for someone else to do something well she certainly isn't alone in her sentiment activists across thirty six nations are organizing facebook so make their voices heard now to understand more about what they're protesting against i'm joined by r.t. correspondent megha lopez an r.t.s. ramon glenda in los angeles ramon let's start with you if we could talk about these protests and what's happening what are these people so up in arms about. well activists farmers mothers as you mentioned earlier are going to be hitting the streets on may twenty fifth in countries all over the world to speak out against monsanto and genetically modified foods and you know a big concern here is the possible health effects that genetically modified foods could have on you know on human h

features letters from everyone from george washington to thomas jefferson to john lennon and marilyn monroethe online auction starts on may 30th. it's expected to fetch as much as 5 million bucks. >>> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee. >> the rain has held off in chicago, so far a big event this morning. let's take a live look at wals camera. you can ride your bicycle up and down for hours. it's really cool. i have done it before. some of the rain heads up flash flooding in iowa. more of that to come. at that stationary lifts north, we'll be talking about flooding in the midwest. let's turn to a beach forecast, something a little lighter for this memorial day weekend, daytona beach, 76. miami beach, 79. clearing but not quite nice in the northeast for today. tomorrow, looking a lot more sunshiny. and this is the forecast for tomorrow. severe weather threat moves to the center of the nation. los angeles, today, just a little bit below average, but not too terrible, either. that's the big picture. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> this weather report has been brought