we can even go to bill clinton. >> now richard roberts. >> now richard roberts.e always been a womanizer. that's what most people say. something about a nice man in his mid-50s with a nice smile, healthy body and a full head of hair. women have a tendency to attract themselves to it. they are like moths to light. they just flutter right on in. >> though roberts considers himself a ladies man, some of the women in his life disagree. he is currently charged with assault and battery against a former girlfriend. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. 16 months earlier, however, he pled guilty to three counts of violating a protective order taken out by another woman and served 60 days in the tulsa county jail. >> i was kind of hooked on women for a long time. after my wife left me and everything, my attitude changed about women. that was probably where the switch started going in reverse toward cocaine. >> though he has been caught in the jail's revolving door, robert says it was during a stay two years earlier that he had an epiphany. it had to do with discarde

this was an attack on military men in western countries. >> richard, i think in many ways, robert is. we live in a very politically correct world. you look at the circumstances here. the call by isis to attack military installations. it seems to be at least the number one thing i would be looking at. your thoughts. >> absolutely. against those who worn against the dangers of profiling, you have to ask the question. why is it that so few of these killers seem to be named after roman catholic saints? there is a connection here. we know from the ft. hood shooting and similar shootings that often there is direction. either out of al qaeda in yemen or out of isis or out of other radical salafi or radical islamic groups. certainly i think investigators will be looking at his e-mails and other electronic communities. it is also instructive that the two blog posts he's ever posted according to the daily beast both refer to islam from a very radical perspective. the other thing is the videos of these facilities over the past week. often these kinds of attacks are rehearsed days in advance. it

robert actively campaigned for henry clay. other notable kentuckians include richard m johnson who became vice president for martin van buren and cassius clay, who became abraham lincoln's ambassador to russia. the art of being a hostess was a real skill in that era and it was in this home and in this room that mary todd learn those skills under betsy todd. mary todd's relationship with her stepmother is sometimes remembered as tents. there's a lot of drama portrayed around it. sometimes her stepmother is remembered as a strict disciplinarian, but there is also a take that she did not have genuine affection for her step children. however, within the todd emily among the siblings, they did not notice a distinction between whether they were step or full siblings. her stepmother, when she married robert todd, she certainly would have known the responsibility she was taking on. she had a very large household and a large number of children. she had nine children of her own in 14 years, so she was experiencing a lot of physical stress due to the endless cycle of having chil

richard: the mayor and the council will consider some of these changes sometime in the fall. particular to this memorial, they have flown the confederate flags two days per year, robert e lee's birthday, and confederate memorial day, but that may now change. on a sultry summer night -- >> ♪ ooh, summertime ♪ >> i don't know why it is still here. richard: a heated debate about the confederate soldier statue. >> employees were responsible for the installation. richard: and the flag that flies twice a year. >> there is no hatred. the flag does not show hatred. >> it's in the middle of washington street. richard: this fall, the mayor and city council will consider stopping the practice of flying the confederate flag. >> in our minds, it's part of history. i don't think it's something we should cherish and continue to fly. richard: alexandria is littered with history, not all good. this was once used for slave auctions. and the stars and bars? >> i think it is part of our heritage. richard: he said it is woven into the nation's fabric. >> i think it's wrong. >> it would be much nicer if we would start having a dialogue as a people to change. richard: an interesting back s

richard: they are like huge missiles in the air or just giant objects falling down. jessica: these are some photos of classrooms. robert marshall: wow. jessica: we showed the photos to the contra costa fire marshal. robert: both blocking exits. jessica: looking at this as a parent-- robert: mm-hmm. jessica: and i see this, i'm not sure that my child could climb out the door in enough time. robert: yeah, and if you--certainly, if you had some kind of an emergency that had a time element to it like a fire or gas leak, i would share that concern with you. jessica: school districts are responsible for furniture and securing the contents inside a classroom. we asked the california department of education to sit down and talk to us. they declined, saying in an e-mail "we would certainly respond to your request if we were the regulating agency in this instance but we are not." trouble is there is no regulating agency for classroom furniture. then there's the earthquake that shook calexico 4 years ago. mary: if anybody had been standing under this they would've obviously been very seriously injured. jessica: when the underside

robert actively campaigned for clay. other notable kentuckians who were entertained here include richard johnson, who went on to become vice president of the martin van buren, and caches clay, who was a very well-known emancipation this. he actually lived with the todd's at some point when he was a student at transylvania university. he went on to become abraham lincoln's ambassador to russia. the art of being a hostess was a real skill in that era. it was in this home, and in this room that mary todd learned those skills under the tutelage of her stepmother, betsy todd. mary todd's relationship with her stepmother is sometimes remembered as tense, there's a lot of drama for trade around it. sometimes, her stepmother is rubber -- remembered as strict a strict disciplinary. there is also a take on her that perhaps she didn't have genuine affection for her stepchildren and favored her own children more. within the todd family, among the siblings, they didn't notice the distinction between her stepmother, when she married robert todd to become the stepmother of six young children, she certainly would've known the responsibili

robert todd and elizabeth humphreys taught. there were also three other daughters. one of those daughters married richardawson of selma, alabama. her sister married another gentleman from selma, alabama. both of those girls attended jefferson davis'inaugural. here, you have the families -- these are all the half siblings of mary todd lincoln and they are all at the inaugural of jefferson davis. the boys are going into the confederate service, as are the husbands of the daughters. i often ask people what was breakfast like in the white house during the civil war? one can only imagine. early during the war, samuel todd is killed in action. what was it like when mary todd heard that? we know when general benjamin hart held dies, president lincoln was said to have received the information and then began to weep out loud. he absolutely loved benjamin hardin hell. after he dies, the lincolns invite him to the white house -- invites emily to the white house and she's there and for weeks raises quite a furor in the city of washington until she finally left. this has to be one of the most evocative plots of all i

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