eleanor roosevelt and nancy cook and marianne dickerman met during the early 1920s. nancy cook was the executive secretary of the women's division of the new york state democratic committee. she invited eleanor roosevelt to come speak at a luncheon when she was just getting really involved in political activity after fdr had contracted polio and was not able to really keep his name in front of the public because his dream was to become president of the united states one day. she wanted to keep his dream alive at a time when he was really feeling pretty down over the fact that he might not be able to walk again. and so she was going out and trying to keep his ideas in front of the american people -- >> very glad to have this opportunity of greeting the people of southern california and telling them what a pleasure it is to be here, even for a little while. >> and that's when she met nancy and marianne when she went to peek at a luncheon of the women's division of the new york state democratic committee and they were two veterans of the political scene. they were very,

let's turn to nancy cook, white house reporter for politco. ice to see you. >> thanks for having me, shep. >> shepard: where is this thing now? schumer is suggesting that he's gotten a promise for an up or down vote on this matter. that's the senate. says nothing about house. says nothing about the president. >> yeah, i think what we're seeing, the shut down was a huge victory for the white house. but now really the hard work of putting together an immigration deal is coming to the forefront. i just talked to a senior administration official who said that despite this posturing on the part of the democrats and the republicans, both sides felt optimistic they were making progress. the thing is, the immigration debate is more nuanced now. it's partly about funding for the wall but there's fighting about the nuance things over chain migration, the visa lottery system and border security and the details of what that looks like. >> shepard: the fact remains, there's a portion of the president's base that believes that very vocally and has been clear

many a tiny tiny kind of change may do the up on that i wish to discuss more with you but who cooks police nancy decent. music he should resign the book schedule. he was more than a good bunch. of the prosecutor though i machine you can you get other cronies up on you the mob boss may be getting us all but you're using my suspicion of us they. know. it. exists is holland kentucky. over all of this really places you go going straight fanny's. a co money city with almost no co mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines have said that there was a lot of these people a survivor was disappearing before their eyes. thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here and that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. at the plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money billionaire owners and spending two to twenty million one pla

many times you've had time enough to do the you know on the list you scouts more even who cooks police nancy g.t.d. easy show treating the judge. you almost know the old bench. the prosecutor though i machine you can you get other cronies up on you the mob boss maybe you did to us all but you're using my suspicion of us. with the turkish army rolling into syria the u.s. insists the operation is being carried out after consultation with the pentagon doesn't play if either by washington's latest move in the region. america do not encroach on our borders or not provoke strong will run out of patience. plus able to identify you by just your voice the classified documents to claim the n.s.a. has been using recognition software to spy on people. and after the longest coalition troops in germany since world war two chancellor angela merkel does look set to reform the same government that ruled since twenty thirteen the move could make the anti migrant alternative for germany the country's biggest opposition party. a low they welcome you watching r.t. international this monday morning which just goi

nancy: no more lobsters thrown in boiling water. what now has to be done before they can be cooked. alison: a do-it-yourself pap smear? we will tell y nancy: a six-year-old boy is back home tonight after recovering from his wounds after being shot in texas. he was the last shooting victim to leave the hospital, and many of the people who escorted home more first responders at the scene of the massacre that left 26 people dead at the church. alison: new details about confederate monuments. they are proposing a law to give cities the authority to remove or alter memorials. current law bans government from removing or changing any warm a mortal, but the ll to do with the statues. nancy: the search is on for answers after a patient was abandoned outside of a baltimore hospital. the video shows the woman wearing only a hospital gown and socks. she was left there by four security guards who could be seen pushing an empty wheelchair back into the university of maryland medical center. the hospital said it is investigating and has issued an apology. and websolutely failed own that failure. i

nancy: this robot in particular. michelle: cooking for you. we like that. lian engineers is trying to program arability to make pizza. nancy: if this is what the future has, i'm on board! the project is still in development but they are hoping to debut the robot at the naples pizza festival in 2019. we thought we'd have cars that fly in the future but instead we have the robots that make michelle: that looks good. still ahead for us. an exciting swimmer finishes the leg of the relay, looks over to the cheering section and sees this. >> my best friend were screaming at me to look down. michelle: what he saw and did next has rival coaches and parents calling the high school teen a hero. nathan: i'm nathan baca. taxpayers will be paying $400,000 to investigate the d.c. public schools. i will tell you what we aren't getting next at "abc7 news at 4:00". josh: i'm meteorologist josh knight. we are getting a look downtown. we just crossed over and things are still quiet here. keep an eye on radar and watch for the precipitation. we have the latest on what is before

nancy: they hope you will burglar. on new year's day he broke in chipotle and cooked a pan on the spicy pulled beef and sat down to eat it washed down with apple juice. he was discovered ho to open up in morning but he ran away and yet to be caught. michelle: now to this shocking video caught on video here. teacher arrested after this. she was asking a question about the superintendent's pay raise at a school board meeting in louisiana. the teacher was told she couldn't ask questions during public comment. so when she tried to ask another question, a marshal escorted her outside. that is when this happened. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? >> can you explain? >> stop resisting. >> i am not. you just pushed me to the floor. michelle: again, it started with a teacher asking a question. the teacher was not charged. an investigation into how things were handled is now underway. nancy: the new york city police officers union says the body camera footage should not be released without a court the union arguing the practice violates officer's disciplinary records. michelle: still ahead, up in smoke? the response to

he cooked the pan and sat down and ate the whole thing and washed it down with apple juice. alison: and tonight he is still on the loose. bill: hmm. nancy: no came with that. bill: i don't know how you get out of there without guacamole. early this morning i walked outside, almost felt like spring in the year, which is silly because it was still in the 30's. we also had fog this morning. this photo was sent via twitter, from andrew, the monument through the clouds. if you have any pictures, i would love to see them. let me know how you enjoyed the day today. live right now, the temperatures into the 20's. although wehilly, are not into the single digits or subzero like we were over the weekend. national.an for the most part that is the only temperature above freezing. pittsburgh 27, 30 richmond. it is a cold night, but any ice driveways and walkways -- we were talking about this last night -- that melted today with highs in the 50's. and a lot of the water evaporated, very dry day in terms of the air content. tomorrow, walking around should be less perilous. maybe a little ice, but certainly less snow, especially in southern maryland. y

nancy pelosi says the gop last-minute efforts are "amateur hour." trump made a stop in pennsylvania to tell the success of the tax overhaul. apple ceo timled cooko thank him for his promise to reinvest billions into the u.s. economy. the president was on hand to support gop congressional nominee rick's akoni. the united states and mexico have agreed to extend the upcoming round of nafta negotiations in montreal by one 29.to january the mexican ambassador to the u.s. told bloomberg today there is general agreement among the free nations on about 40% of topics being negotiated. british prime minister theresa may met with french president emmanuel macron outside lunday -- london today. this was to strengthen security and intelligence between the nations. hoping to help with brexit negotiations. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti and this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: i'm selina wang in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, ibm ends its 20 two quarter streak of declining revenue. report card, up next. plus, amazon narrows its list of top loc

cooking can do. stuart: 250 points, triple digit loss for the second day in a row and now this. nancyshe is saying about tax cuts, roll tape. >> the tax bill is the dark cloud that hangs over the capital. they sell it as a middle-class tax cut come 86 million americans will be paying more in taxes as a result of this bill. stuart: nonsense. let me bring in weekly standard editor fred barnes. the point is she is totally wrong on 86 million americans paying more in taxes. the point is she is winning. people believe this. 50% of americans think goodies go to rich people and corporations, she is winning. >> i don't think she is winning, she will be losing even bigger than she is now come february when people look at what they are getting in tax withheld and there will be less of it, they will be getting a tax increase -- a tax-cut, rather. what is she going to say then? it is a mirage? she is an economic illiterate for one thing and it is doing something, making claims now that everyone knows are going to be proven false next month and next month comes pretty soon. stuart: very soon indee

nancy pelosi says the gop last-minute efforts are "amateur hour." trump made a stop in pennsylvania to tell the success of the tax overhaul. apple ceo timled cookllions into the u.s. economy. the president was on hand to support gop congressional nominee rick's akoni.