but we'll start with pauline in brunswick, ohio, line for independents. pauline. caller: i want to ask one question. what is the money going to? what is all the money for our streets -- i look at my street is broken up. the whole country is broken up. where's all the money. just tell me the truth. thank you. guest: much of the money that is provided through the federal programs is directed toward what i would call the interstate system which all of the people in this country are familiar with is one of the primary responsibilities of the federal program, but another enlarged portion of those dollars goes to what we call the national highway system, that 160,000 miles or so of the roads that predominantly move interstate commerce and roads and streets that are four-lane divided roads and ones that provide for connectivity across state lines. when you are talking about the federal program, you are talking about those roads that carry high volume and ones that carry a lot of truck task and many dollars that flow to other purposes, but when you think about the purpose

we will start with pauline in ohio. caller: good morning. i want to ask -- i want to ask one question. what is the money going to? what is all the money for streets, our buildings. i get so tired of looking at my street, how broken up it is. the whole country is broken up. where is the money? that is all i want to know. either way, just tell me the truth. guest: much of the money that is provided through the federal programs is directed towards what i would call the higher order system -- the interstate system which everyone in this country is familiar with is one of the primary responsibilities. another large portion is put towards what we call the national highway system, the 160,000 miles or so of roads that predominantly move interstate commerce. they are the roads and streets there are typically four-lane divided roads. they are ones that provide for connectivity across state lines. when you talk with a federal program, you are really talking about those roads that carry high volume. often times they carry commerce, meaning truck traffi

you know pauline vegament she said as a columbia and ms. universe, i want to show my supports. >> how diverse is the pa jent? >> the latin contestants are some of the most celebrated contestants. so you never know what it's going to be. >> else spshlly when it's ms. universe. >> yes, that's the spshl thing about this organization. ms. universe goes onto compete. and there's so many that compete for the same title. >> moving forward, what do you plan to do with this crown? with this crown comes responsibility. >> yes, i've been working with the alzheimer's association. so this is something that i would continue to talk about. i would talk about this on a national platform because i think that we have the opportunity to really make a difference. i also have been working very hard to get children out of prostitution and they work hard to change legislation to create harsher punishments and to get people off the streets that are part of trafficking and these are things that i want to bring awareness to. >> those are big, bold, serious issues. i

pauline maier recovered the grassroots of the document. she also showed in her pulitzer prize-winning book that many in and out of congress in 1776 did not see it as the founding text we all are. david armitage revealed in his study the international meaning and global history as the entirety of these second paragraph was little more than a minor premise. few at the time discussed these words, instead focusing on the long list of charges against king george iii or the final section, the declaration that the colonies are free and independent states. those words about sovereignty remained the most knowledgeable on the parchment of the declaration and are in pewter with far more importance than the rights embodied in the second paragraph. now we learn the most famous sentence in american his re-is not a sentence at all. -- in an american history is not a sentence at all. it is important to ask how we have come to partition the tex t as we have? who put a period there? how did we go from there declaration to our declaration? with the help of n

it is one the biggest chunks of the pauline -- of the pie. there have been signs of the cost of medicare increasing at a decreasing rate. that is the next big fight for democrats or republicans regardless of who was in the white house. host: and the caller was wondering about who wanted to expand it. when you look at the polls that morning consult did in june of 2014, that is the light green in the column. dark green is july this past month. these are the people who want to expand the law, delay the law. can you explain? guest: opinions on the affordable care act are stagnant. while these are small changes, it is interesting that it was happening on what was considered the most positive thing congress could do to the law, which is expanded. the caller asked pacific life who are those people. we did not break it down based on whether or not they were receiving insurance on the exchanges. but it did see an increase from democrats and republicans. republicans want from 2% warning congress to expand the law to 7% over the course of the year. host

we are starting with pauline, line for independents. >> caller: i want to ask a question. where is all of the money for our streets and buildings? i get tired of looking at my street and how broken up it is. either way just tell me the truth. thank you. >> guest: much of the money in the federal programs is directed toward the interstate system is one of the primary responsibilities and another large portions of the there dollars goes to the national highway system. the 160,000 miles or so of the roads that move interstate commerce they are typically four lane divided roads and provide for connection across state lines. when you talk about the federal programs you are talking about high volume roads, they kerry a lot of commerce, meaning truck traffic, and many federal dollars that flow to other purposes. when you think about the purpose of a federal program, there has to be a national perspective. there are issues on the higher ordered roadways. we have obsolete bridges and a lot of needs to be met but when you look at local streets and road they are not ones needed throu

. >> andrea grew up in new zealand with her mother pauline until she died of breast cancer and she wasouldn't he tell them. >> he's not around. >> hee died of stomach cancer but in 1986 he asked to get in touch with the two girls. >> this is before the internet. >> no facebook no google service. it was actually from an episode. >> the catalyst is his brother was in an oprah episode and she featured private detective on finding people who owe you money or how you find displaced loved ones. >> based on the show's recommendation they pulled every robin mcbride and started writing letters. final in 1999 robin received a note from her father's sister. >> she wrote on the note i'm your aunt and i'm sorry to tell you your dad has passed away but yo have a little sister. >> what did that feel like? >> it was very shocking. >> i remember being so excited. i was 16 and i have a big sister. >> this was probably right after andrea and i first laid eyes on each other. >> the sisters met one day after robin received that letter. >> i'm walking down the jet way and i'm thinking that reflegs is the sa

we will start with pauline in ohio. caller: good morning. i want to ask -- i want to ask one question. what is the money going to? what is all the money for streets, our buildings. i get so tired of looking at my street, how broken up it is. the whole country is broken up. where is the money? that is all i want to know. either way, just tell me the truth. guest: much of the money that is provided through the federal programs is directed towards what i would call the higher order system -- the interstate system which everyone in this country is familiar with is one of the primary responsibilities. another large portion is put towards what we call the national highway system, the 160,000 miles or so of roads that predominantly move interstate commerce. they are the roads and streets there are typically four-lane divided roads. they are ones that provide for connectivity across state lines. when you talk with a federal program, you are really talking about those roads that carry high volume. often times they carry commerce, meaning truck traffi

it is one the biggest chunks of the pauline -- of the pie. there have been signs of the cost of medicare increasing at a decreasing rate. that is the next big fight for democrats or republicans regardless of who was in the white house. host: and the caller was wondering about who wanted to expand it. when you look at the polls that morning consult did in june of 2014, that is the light green in the column. dark green is july this past month. these are the people who want to expand the law, delay the law. can you explain? guest: opinions on the affordable care act are stagnant. while these are small changes, it is interesting that it was happening on what was considered the most positive thing congress could do to the law, which is expanded. the caller asked pacific life who are those people. we did not break it down based on whether or not they were receiving insurance on the exchanges. but it did see an increase from democrats and republicans. republicans want from 2% warning congress to expand the law to 7% over the course of the year. host

it is one the biggest chunks of the pauline -- of the pie. there have been signs of the cost of medicare increasing at a decreasing rate. that is the next big fight for democrats or republicans regardless of who was in the white house. host: and the caller was wondering about who wanted to expand it. when you look at the polls that morning consult did in june of 2014, that is the light green in the column. dark green is july this past month. these are the people who want to expand the law, delay the law. can you explain? guest: opinions on the affordable care act are stagnant. while these are small changes, it is interesting that it was happening on what was considered the most positive thing congress could do to the law, which is expanded. the caller asked pacific life who are those people. we did not break it down based on whether or not they were receiving insurance on the exchanges. but it did see an increase from democrats and republicans. republicans want from 2% warning congress to expand the law to 7% over the course of the year. host