.: you have to differentiate between orphan and ultra-orphan drugs.ot of drugs are orphan drugs. we are mainly in what we call the ultra-orphan space, talking about less than 10,000 patients in the world. the five products we have today are approved for the indications they treat. we are not observing a significant change in the reimbursement environment. we are launching a product that has been on the market for about a year in the u.s., doing extremely well. i would say that as long as you don't have significant competition, there is a lot of pricing power in the orphan business. alix: thank you so much for joining us, j.j. bienaime. joe: we will be right back. ♪ alix: welcome back. one thing you do not want to miss is china pmi. tomorrow is the day when we will overnight.mi the reason why that is so cool -- the 50 level, over means expansion, under means contraction. 50.4,s the official data, skirting the line. joe: all of the china-watches will be watching china pmi. people who trade china and -- australian and new zealand dollars. very exciting.

admission was widened in 1952 to include chinese japanese, and korean orphans. it went without saying that these children faced higher, even life-threatening situations, yet even in the humanitarian language, giving children a chance at a stable family life, there was a cold war subtext. youngsters displaced from countries in eastern europe were actually lucky. they would not have to live under the thumb of the soviet union, and it was the communists who made the korean children orphans and the victims of war. at home, the government was engaged in another kind of war -- a war against juvenile delinquency. this was not a new problem but in the post-war years, it seemed to be reaching epidemic proportions. during the war, juvenile crime spiked. in fact, it was expected to spike because that is what had happened during world war i. that's actually what happened during the civil war. so people who paid attention to these things -- social workers, childcare advocates, reformers like jane addams -- they expected this to happen. increased delinquency was a national fu

both adele and chip were orphans about the same time.shelter where they were with the operation kindness no kill animal shelter placed them together and they became instant best friends and clung together in the shelter, keeping each other company, napping together, cuddling together. they are growing up together because a wonderful family adopted them together. and they have a facebook page that 66,000 people like. >> you can't blame them they're so darned cute. >> look at the faces and look at the friendship. it just proves we can all get along no matter our differences. >> awesome. now they can set fire to the ring together forever. >> they're rolling in the deep. >> rolling in the deep fur. >> who had ever thought adele would think she'd find someone like chip. >> now they're rolling in the deep. >> that's going to do it for "right this minute" everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and

yours is the first orphan drug i've heard that actually could be a pipeline within a pipeline not one. this drug -- this acumen can do a lot more than it's already been doing, right? >> right. it's actually been studied for over 20 years in almost 200 different studies. what we found is very rare neurologic disease called fridge its ataxia where we began a phase three trial last week in about 90 patients. this is where patients in their early teens wiped up wheelchair-bound and many die in their early 20s. no fda approved treatment. there's about 4,000 children, half of them in a registry where we have access to knowing who we are. when we get the data link next year and have positive results, we could be commercializing by third quarter of 2017 in this exciting disease with an area of opportunity of 500 million to a billion alone. we're also looking at several others such as partnering in certain oncology tumor types such as bladder cancer in combination with inhibitors that have shown success as well. >> that would be incredible for a drug that you paid about a billion dollars for.

billy the kid has h from orphan to petty thief. need of transportation, billy takes another step in his evolution as a criminal. >> billy's got no basis of support, no direction whatsoever. so he does what a desperate person does in petty crime. so he resorted to horse thieving. >> in the west, men count on their mounts for their very survival. the penalty is the same as it is for murder. both can get you lynched without a trial. >> stop right there! >> billy's desperate decision to take a u.s. army horse lands him in military prison. >> get back to your cell. >> come on, smithy, why you got to put them on so tight for? >> that ought to hold you. >> undeterred by the firm grip of authority, billy uses another tool to gain his freedom, enlisting the help of locals to break him out. >> come on. >> though my character, the majority of my friends have been helping me. >> the legend that billy is anything more than a petty thief at this time in his life is a myth. he's clearly making errors in judgment, but he still has the opportunity

way or people who were orphaned in many of the war zones these people come from. it is a very heartbreaking situation. these are obviously the most vulnerable when they land, and you have ngos here like save save the children if these minors are not taken care of from the minute they touch land could end up in very bad hands. >> hoda abdel hamid thank you very much indeed. >>> list part of the united nations report on young people in conflict around the world our diplomatic editor james bays is at diplomatic headquarters in new york. >> behind the scenes there has been a very serious controversy going on here at the eunt about united nations about the annual report that scoreless out each year, at the end of that report there is a list of shame of those countries and groups that violate children's rights. i am told that the draf version ofdraft versionof the report included israel and marinian palestinian groups. the final report does not have israel and palestinian groups in it. the report original draft was produced 50 office of the special representative for th

so, i was an orphan. and i did not know what was going on.ut later on when i came through the war, i went back to italy. i find the papers, that this was what took place when i was a baby, a child. at my my father left at the bank $40,000. $40,000 in 1925, i could have bought the empire state building. this was in frankfurt, i believe. so, i was -- but then i realized in your life you can do miracles. alex: i think we have time for one more question. one more question, yes. >> thank you. you have an incredible heritage that will never die. thank you for sharing your view not just the things that we see in the movies, but when you spoke about the human race and all of the things that are beauty, in your pictures, these are the moments -- they could not think about this because you are thinking about saving your life, but also saving those moments so that future generations -- we should start with that because we are all the same and i feel honored and privileged to have heard what you have to say. thank you. tony: thank you. just a

landmines, orphans. landmines for orphans. oh. well you look great. thank you.

so, i was an orphan. and i did not know what was going on.ut later on when i came through the war, i went back to italy. i find the papers, that this was what took place when i was a baby, a child. my father left at the bank $40,000. $40,000 in 1925, i could have bought the empire state building. this was in frankfurt, i believe. so, i was -- but then i realized in your life you can do miracles. do the miracles, you know? alex: i think we have time for one more question. please just one more question, yes. >> thank you. you have an incredible heritage -- you have left an incredible heritage for the world that will never die. thank you for sharing your view, -- the beauty of death, not just the gore and the things that we see in the movies, but when you spoke about the human race and all of the things that are beauty, we saw that in your pictures, these are the moments -- they could not think about this because you are thinking about saving your life, but also saving those moments so that future generations -- we should start with that because

at just 17 the orphan boy is now a wanted killer.ly fleas to the familiar surroundings of fort sumpter, new mexico. here he has many friends and feels at home in the hispanic community. >> billy looks for a new family. he finds a kind of surrogate family in latin culture. he loves the music. he loves the dancing. he's popular with the latin girls. >> billy has a confident charm that is irresistible to the seen ritas but his arrogance sparks a not so friendly rivalry with future sheriff of lincoln county pat garrett. >> pardon me, seen renorita. >> patrick floyd garrett was a former buffalo hunter. the pardoned ownership of a bar called beaver smiths and billy was a regular in beavers so they knew each other. it's a small place. >> but even on his own turf billy still has to watch his back. since law enforcement is so lax a growing number of vigil anti groups and criminality is rampant. >> become another member of the gang. he needs other people beyond him. he doesn't have resources. he needs to have protectors. >> the kid falls in wi

department who spend many hours preparing the shows they give for thousands of hospitalized and orphaned. since police officers must be in excellent physical condition, competition is key in the races and other field events. they have won a majority of these national and international gilded age meets that field day -- field day meets. ♪ the tug-of-war has been featured contest between the toronto police and detroit police department was the first field day back in 1927. in recent years, championship form like this has given us the winning team. speaking of championship teams field day features an exhibition by the detroit police we world marksman team. ♪ >> a new and striking events this drill. following commands with military position in perfect cadence. ♪ >> but nothing can capture the eye and quicken the heart like the exhibition drill of the mounted team. there striking evidence of excellent sportsmanship. since it was established almost eight years ago, the mounted division of your police department has one more than 100 trophies in state, national, and international competition. t

orphaned at a young ancient harriet lived with her uncle and later became's hostess at the white house when her uncle becomes president. 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series "first ladies, examining the public and private lives of the first ladies and their influence on society from martha washington to michelle obama." also, you can see c-span's book, "first ladies." it is available online and where books are available. >> recently, american history tv was at the annual meeting in st. louis. we spoke with professors offers, and graduate students about the research. this interview is about 15 minutes. >> you are a lecturer in history in american studies at the university of tennessee in knoxville. your panel at the organization of the on capital punishment in the 19th century south. how common were executions? bob hutton: executions nationwide were common. in certain rural areas, they were relatively seldom because people did not like to convict their friends and neighbors. juries were often afraid to convict someone who had been convicted of a violent crime. after people were co

asylum trustees that dolly madison with the local women here founded the orphan asylum after the british invasion so she goes to meet the trustees and one of the trustees said they needed new building,. she said why? what you talking about? the woman said the session had been very long. the fathers of the nation had left 40 cases to be provided for by the public. and our institution was the most likely to be called upon to maintain this illicit progeny. 40 pregnant women left behind and their only 200 members of congress. some of them could have been recidivists, i don't know. so she says to john adams i recommended a petition to congress next session for that great and moral body to established a founding institution and should certainly move that the two additional dollars a day which they have given themselves as an increase in pay may be appropriated as a fund towards the support of the institution. it doesn't get any better than that and when i discovered this i couldn't believe it so i knew what ever this book was going to be that i would come upon wonderful letters and it turned o

new orleans the orphans association is forbidden from calling it the confederate orphans association. there is an everett to dampen it down. it only lasts 2-3 years. part of that. is what the war had been about in the first place. it goes back to the magnanimous surrender. if the wars about surrender in the first place, how much of a heavy foot do you put on white southerners who want to honor their dead? at what went the you draw the line? that is where the politics of reconstruction and the contexts at the time make it great. >> we talk about the cultural component of it. the commemorative component. the fact is the south lost political influence. not to get it back for a century, at least. lost out economically. the economy was shattered. the federal policy was never redesigned to benefit the south. in the literature we tend to focus too much on the cultural stuff. we forget the north wanted reconciliation because it had one everything it wanted. even reconstruction which we see as a failure was a failure from the viewpoint of african-americans to read from the viewpoint of white n

who incidentally, spend many hours preparing the shows they give for thousands of hospitalized and orphaned. ♪ >> since police of us in his -- since police officers need to be in a condition to perform their rigorous duty, competition is key in the races and other field events. they have won a majority of these national and international field day meets. ♪ >> the tug-of-war has been a featured contest between the toronto police and detroit police department was the first field day back in 1927. ♪ [cheering] >> in recent years, thanks to championship form like this, has detroit has had the winning team. speaking of championship teams field day features an exhibition by the detroit police marksman team. excellent marksmanship by the men of your police department. [gunshots] >> a new and striking field day event is this close order drill. two platoons from the detroit police academy, most of them veterans, following commands with military position in perfect cadence. ♪ >> but nothing can capture the eye and quicken the heart like the exhibition drill of the mounted team. here is striking picto

. >> i want the widows and orphans to set as a base of change through reason being work and mooument help. >> the killing has continued only last month one was shot dead and in the morning of our interview, mora called off a meeting. we implored him to keep his word and not end up like the politicians that he says he's fighting to face. >> now, new new york's rockefeller center is known for a giant christmas tree. but the artist thomas hasigo explains. >> holm, myhello. my name is thomas hasigo. the face looks like what it means to look, what it means to look at, what do you recognize what don't you. so in the weird way that's started to kilo coalesce. what is interesting about the pentagon is it's a structure but it's not even. it's always, you know, you's have one of the marvetion being in the visual plane of one another. they are always reacting to one another. doing a pentagon it opened up the space. i think it's a really important component of life and this gives you the opportunity to address the massive public. it's not selling you anything, it's not meant to show you a lifest

which took part in the iraq war feel a duty to take in these syrian orphans we found living in a ditchrance? or do europeans increasingly take no distinction between them and economic migrants? >> there are people fleeing conflict rape torture coming in desperate situations and there is indeed a moral imperative for europe to show compassion and to match up to its obligations offering access to asylum. >> 40,000 refugees pred all spread all 20 nation of the european union even three countries the u.k ireland and denmark have exempted themselves even from this arrangement. in europe now the debate about refugees is being reframed to one that says better policing is needed of smuggling and trafficking routes. many people in europe are now inclined to see these people as a potential problem poop drain on resources or religious or ethnic dilution of european values. that's about as far from the ideal of free movements europe believes for itself. lawrence lee laks. >> i.s.i.l.al jazeeraamerica. >> i.s.i.l. group five months after it was forced out. zeina khodr reports from the turkish borde

if it comes to that point where there's no more that i can do, my body is failing, orphans -- organs are shutting down, all that is left is die. and it can be slow and painful or under my terms. >>> this man, who is influenced by his catholic faith, warps of a slippery slope. >> if this is a benefit to someone that can make the request. physicians would say it can be of benefit to a person that can not make the request. we move logically from voluntary assisted suicide to terminally ill patients and other problems, to nonvoluntary euthanasia for patients who are incapacitated, can't speak for themselves, and the doctor or the hospital deems it appropriate to go ahead and end his life. >> reporter: what do you say to the opposition. >> with the physicians, i would say it's my choice to have treatment, it's my choice to stop treatment. if it's a religious opposition the god that i'm believing in does not want me to suffer, what i believe in is love, hope and prayer, and companionship and benevolence, not about suffering. >> reporter: so why the fresh produce? >> i think it probably sup

many are orphans seeking safety and security here in italy.asquale: unfortunately, we can do little to help. the employees and government offices are simply overwhelmed. these young people often have to wait six months or a year for their refugee status to be clarified. so we ask young people to be patient and advise them to at least learn some italian in the meantime. reporter: in italy, there's increasing discussion about housing these young refugees in private homes. supporters say that would alleviate overcrowding in the reception centers. but the reality looks very different. underage refugees have a right to legal guardian to help them when applying for asylum, but abdul from ginny and mamadou from senegal must share reputation with 50 other youths. there's no one to give them a sense of warmth and security. >> i've suffered enough. if i can find a new family here, a new father, mother, brothers and sisters, that would make me really happy. reporter: this lawyer says that would save the italian state money as well. housing a refugee in a

many are orphans seeking safety and security here in italy.asquale: unfortunately, we can do little to help. the employees and government offices are simply overwhelmed. these young people often have to wait six months or a year for their refugee status to be clarified. so we ask young people to be patient and advise them to at least learn some italian in the meantime. reporter: in italy there's increasing discussion about housing these young refugees in private homes. supporters say that would alleviate overcrowding in the reception centers. but the reality looks very different. underage refugees have a right to legal guardian to help them when applying for asylum but abdul from ginny and mamadou from senegal must share reputation with 50 other youths. there's no one to give them a sense of warmth and security. >> i've suffered enough. if i can find a new family here, a new father, mother, brothers and sisters, that would make me really happy. reporter: this lawyer says that would save the italian state money as well. housing a refugee in a r

. >> i was going to say this platform has given us now access to a lot of these other orphan diseaseout to us and so, you know we're hoping obviously not only to help the batten family but all these other orphan diseases. >> thank you so much for sharing your story and my prayers are with you. thank you so much. and to make a donation to the foundation you can visit curebatten.org. i'll be right back. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives every year. and that would be something worth shouting about. cvs health, because health is everything. only t-mobile has america's best unlimited 4g lte family plan. 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data for a 100 bucks a month. need a phone with that? get the lg g4 for $0 down. switch to t-mobile today. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something

in waller street it's a senior orphan text fixed income he refused his right to purchase the unit. it was not included in the data base from the two previous own >> seeing no public comment public comment on this is closed item number pour supervisorer weiner >> i move to item number four as a committee report as a positive recommendation >> without objection this motion passes >>

died. 21-year-old if walrus has been at discovery conditioning domestic in virginia hay oh since orphan in 1994. park officials say he likely died of congestive heart failure. performed for guest at the park including this if coach harbaugh. he also starred in the adam sandler comedy 51st date and did voice work for the movie as well. >> big animal. update the forecast again. extreme heat coming the next couple days. sandhya is tracking it on the live doppler 7hd. >> yes. this is a good idea and good time to remind people stay hydrated and if you are going to be out and about working especially in our inland valley where up in the triple digit you want to avoid prolonged exposure obviously. live doppler 7hd right now showing you patch of fog right along the coast line. we have an excessive heat watch for the northern central sacramento valley for wednesday afternoon friday morning and indication how intense the heat is going to be. today not too bad. we had 94 in life more. 64 half machine bay. 30 agree spread and everyone else pretty much in between her in the bay area. those 90's will

which took part in the iraq war, take responsibility for taking on these syrian orphans, or europeansreasingly make no distinction between them and economic migrants. >> there are people fleeing conflict, rape torture, coming in desperate situations and there is indeed a moral imperative for europe to show compassion and match up to its obligations to offer access to asylum. >> reporter: 40,000 refugees spread out would only amount to 1,428 refugees per country, but three countries, u.k. ireland, and denmark have extempted themselves from this arrangement. in europe, the debate is being refrained to one that says better policing is needed of smuggling and trafficking routes. many people are inclined to see these people as a potential problem, a drain on resources or re -- religious or ethnic dilution. >>> the u.s. supreme court has declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the country. before friday's historic ruling gay and lesbian couples were allowed to marry in 36 states as well as washington, d.c. barack obama says it is a victory for all of those who fough

do... at spam.com >> a baby alpaca is bringing smiles to customers at a store orphaned at birth. her human mom takes her to work every day to make sure she gets the care she needs. customers love to see her. >> she hangs out behind where she works and eats and sleeps, things babies like to do. close your eyes. close your eyes. our absolutely. >> adorable. >> very cute. check out your weather unusual for june 1. >> i washed my car and used recycled water. then it rained. >> you need to tell me these things. >> i am happy but it fell at a bad time for a last us during the commute. you can still see a few bits of drizzle between he and the camera and a little bit behind me and as i look to the north it looks past the cruise ship that is in front of me toward richmond again. looking at live doppler hd, you can see the parent low spinning through oregon and headed up i-5 to seattle. under that we have smaller satellite lows and this is dropping the trough down and that is going to be the focal mechanism for this slightly humid air to possibly keep drizzle going especially along the no

they have grown up here and if the authorities send me back, my girls will be orphans.hey should let us stay so that children are not growing up without mothers. >> undocumented immigrants have until wednesday evening to register with the authorities. the dominican government said that they would resume deporting immigrants without proper id. >> they still have the opportunity to obtain legal status through the official immigration agency, but if they fail to register their status is illegal and we will act in accordance with the law. >> the government plans to act fast. immigrants without papers could face swift deportation. authorities say that they will begin conducting sweeps through neighborhoods with large immigrant populations on thursday. but obtaining status is not simple. since last june only half of the estimated undocumented immigrants have applied for a residency permit and of those only about 10,000 have been able to show proof that they have been in the country since 2010 or earlier, a requirement for permanent resident status. many applicants are put off

we have the perfect show of little orphan annie as she warms hearts and steals the show. you know the music and my guest. you can probably sing the songs. you will meet annie because she's here today. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> this is an early morning for you, right? >> yes, very early. >> tell us how did you become annie? >> well, i grew up in

i was in an orphan in switzerland and they would have taken me now. gratitude is. a lot of people have problems and we could sit around and go why me, why me god, but if you start to say thank you and look around at what you do have, something chemical changes in you, doesn't it? >> it's not only chemical that changes. look, i'm going to be 87, look how straight i walk. >> yes. >> i don't walk bent. >> yeah. all the time. >> of course i have sex all the time. from morning to night, except when i'm on your show. so the important thing is not to be with people, that's what you have to tell your audience, not to associate with people who are negative. >> yeah. >> they will bring you down. >> you both know people who are constantly complaining about the weather, about anything under the sun. tell those people, go home. >> did you do that in your life? you just weeded people out? >> i certainly tried first to change the attitude. i said, if you don't talk to me about something that is uplifting. >> yeah. >> something in addition to your problems. >> yeah.

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died. 21-year-old if walrus has been at discovery conditioning domestic in virginia hay oh since orphan in 1994. park officials say he likely died of congestive heart failure. performed for guest at the park including this if coach harbaugh. he also starred in the adam sandler comedy 51st date and did voice work for the movie as well. >> big animal. update the forecast again. extreme heat coming the next couple days. sandhya is tracking it on the live doppler 7hd. >> yes. this is a good idea and good time to remind people stay hydrated and if you are going to be out and about working especially in our inland valley where up in the triple digit you want to avoid prolonged exposure obviously. live doppler 7hd right now showing you patch of fog right along the coast line. we have an excessive heat watch for the northern central sacramento valley for wednesday afternoon friday morning and indication how intense the heat is going to be. today not too bad. we had 94 in life more. 64 half machine bay. 30 agree spread and everyone else pretty much in between her in the bay area. those 90's will

entertained crowds at a theme park and moch i theaters has died. 21-year-old invent -- he was found orphaned in 1994. park officials said he likely died of congestive heart failure. he performed for guests at the park including this moment here. he also starred in the ad a.m. sandler comedy 50 first dates and did voice work for movies. >>> the head pastor of a large church will meet with others to decide how to move forward with same-sex marriages. we were over the jubilee center where all marriages are on hold including traditional ones. he told abc 7 he would never performed a same-sex marriage. under last week's landmark ruling he did not have to. they're being performed in all 50 states of the u.s. the last two holdouts louisiana and mississippi, started issuing licenses yesterday. >>> good news here. you have extra time to get ready to head out the door this morning. bad news it's just one second. scientists added a leap second to today at midnight. the earth's rotation is slowing down and adding a second to the clock a few years is how it helps. there have been 25 leap seconds added si

died. 21-year-old if walrus has been at discovery conditioning domestic in virginia hay oh since orphan in 1994. park officials say he likely died of congestive heart failure. performed for guest at the park including this if coach harbaugh. he also starred in the adam sandler comedy 51st date and did voice work for the movie as well. >> big animal. update the forecast again. extreme heat coming the next couple days. sandhya is tracking it on the live doppler 7hd. >> yes. this is a good idea and good time to remind people stay hydrated and if you are going to be out and about working especially in our inland valley where up in the triple digit you want to avoid prolonged exposure obviously. live doppler 7hd right now showing you patch of fog right along the coast line. we have an excessive heat watch for the northern central sacramento valley for wednesday afternoon friday morning and indication how intense the heat is going to be. today not too bad. we had 94 in life more. 64 half machine bay. 30 agree spread and everyone else pretty much in between her in the bay area. those 90's will

orphaned at a young age, harriet lane lived with her uncle james buchanan and later becomes hostess to the white house and he becomes president and the first to be called first lady in print. first ladies, influence and image, examining the private and public lives on the women who influenced the role of first lady. sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3 and as a compliment to the series, c-span's new book. first ladies, 45 iconic american women. it's available as a hard cover or an ebook through your favorite book store or online book seller. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. here on c-span 3 we compliment that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings. and then on weekends, c-span 3 is the home to american history tv programs that tell our nation's story including the civil war's 150th anniversary visiting battlefields and key events, american artifacts, touring museums to discover what artifacts reveal about america's past. history bookshelf with the best known american history writers the presidency looking at the

the department did not say who or why the officer was put orphan leave.ichard matt and david sweat used power tools to break out on june 6th. also this morning there may have been a sighting of the two killers about 300 miles away from the ring. and google will help remove porng from search results. all you have to do is ask. victims of revenge porn will be able to send requests in a few weeks. now to those stunning images of the fires burning around the state. hot shot crews and the national guard are battling 40 foot flames in the san bernardo mountains. >> reporter: 11,000 acres burning. >> firefighters battling this huge fire. overnight it's grown and spread eastbound. >> more than 20 hot shot crews are now battling this fire. some deep in the wilderness. others working on a controlled burn. >> at least 17 large fires in five western states scorching nearly 59000 akers. palm trees in thermal california spreading to at least three homes. temperatures here, the hottest often earth, 119 degrees. >> in alaska fighting six different fires. 26 homes already

remarkable human being to stop the mob when it threatened to harm and a large british loyalist he was an orphanmport immigrant and the american success story. we would ask viewers what you thought. >> what took so long? >> as sole woman i disagree why fix something that isn't broken? political correctness? >> probably. >> why? his face is there for a reason did he do something to make jam on were the? my producer would ask people about hamilton most people did not know anything about him. >> wasn't he a president? train wreck no. most were but not hamilton. >> i don't know period he is just another face another man on another bill. john: most people said put a woman on the currency. >> we will dog him for a woman. >> great idea. >> why? >> we have equal rights. >> especially with hillary i think it is cool. it is about time. john: but then she asked rich woman? >> are there any accomplished women that come into my that have changed the course of american history? john: long silence and they cannot think of anybody. >> women's history has ben absent. as a long process over a your pre-had over 10