mary's hospital, rochester, minn. june 15th, 1961. deer fritz, i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more and speed off this note to tell you how much i hope you will be feeling better. it has been very hot and muggy here in rochester but the last two days it has turned cool and lovely with the night's wonderful for sleeping. the country is beautiful around here and i have had a chance to see some wonderful country along the mississippi where they used to drive the log is in the old lumbering days and the trails where the pioneers came north, saw some good bass jumping in the river. i never knew anything about the upper mississippi before and it is really a very beautiful country and there are plenty of pheasants and ducks in the fall but not as many as in idaho and i hope we will both be back there shortly and can joke about our hospital experiences together. best always to you, old timer, from your good friend who misses you very much, mr. popov. ps, best

everybody knows that. >> oh, rochester. my bad. rochester. i shouldn't have done that. that's larry kudlow. all right, let's take this. this is very difficult. i'll tell you why it's difficult. new star is a teleco company but you could say it's a tech company. we'll get rid of teleco and keep 3d. we're going to put a health care company in this one, too. we're going to add pfizer, give you 3the 3.67% yield you need. wells fargo, and i got to tell you that i think that wells is going to be one of the better bank performers. we're going to have a financial, a tech, a health care, a retail and an industrial and that will do it. rochester, again, congratulations. >> let's go to logan in maryland. logan. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. appreciate the help. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i have key, cheniere lng, valerro, jarrodin group, jah. the last 20% is cash but i'm thinking about going gld and i'm 29 years old. >> it doesn't sound like it to me. i think they know if they left the marking, they have a checking account. i like the call. i think 10% does it right now be

. >> litany at the tomb of frederick douglass, mount hope cemetery, rochester, new york november 7, 2008s is the longitude and latitude of the impossible. this is the epicenter of the unthinkable. this is the crossroads of the unimaginable. the tomb of frederick douglass, three days after the election. this is a world spinning away from the gravity of from the gravity of centuries, where the grave of a fugitive slave has become an altar. this is the tomb of a man born as chattel, who taught himself to read in secret, scraping the letters in his name with chalk on wood, now on the anvil-flat stone a campaign button fills the "o" in douglass. the button says "obama." this is the tomb of a man in chains, who left his fingerprints on the slavebreaker's throat so the whip would never carve his back again. now a labor union t-shirt drapes itself across the stone, offered up by a nurse, a janitor, a bus driver. a sticker on the sleeve says "i voted today." this is the tomb of a man who rolled his call to arms off the press, peering through spectacles at the abolitionist headline. now, a newspap

it started in the midwest, southern minnesota, rochester area. freezing rain reports, a lot of sleet. we had a lot of reports of thunder sleet and even thunder snow in areas of wisconsin. chicago had a lot of ice yesterday. and a couple hundred thousand people without power through the region. now everything is heading east, freezing rain throughout the mountainous areas of west virginia and virginia. across pittsburgh, we have freezing rain currently. and that mess is all heading across the state of pennsylvania into the northeast as we go throughout the day. it's critical, the temperatures. notice we're fine cleveland, detroit. chicago, you're fine, above freezing. this is the freezing line. snakes down just north of d.c. so anywhere from pennsylvania to new jersey to southern new england, you're the ones we're concerned with as this heads east. white is snow. pink is freezing rain and sleet. green is the rain. you notice you start with snow, then we go to freezing rain and sleet. then over to rain. the worst of it right now heading across penn

that's rochester, minnesota and he he wouldn't answer it. period. >> he recognizes that the supreme court gave people an individual right. >> bill: you are crazy. he recognizes that he needs volts in the state and that wouldn't be popular. >> read the article, bill. read the article. that's all i'm saying. so, we have to recognize a larger question here. there is a lot of fear in our society. -- >> bill: i think you will agree with me on this. many democrats are caught because the people in their state don't want limitations on certain weapons. the ar being one of them. that's why president obama is going to have a hard. it's impossible to get it through the republican controlled house. he will never do that and probably not going to get it through the democrat controlled senate. the question is is why does he even try? why is he wasting everybody's time? >> first of all, president obama, we have a crisis of security in america. people don't feel safe. it may be that no laws we pass are going to make americans feel safer. i will tell you thi

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the university of rochester medical center, rochester, new york. are important to you. i'm your host, dr. peter salgo, and today i'm happy to welcome dr. susan mcdaniel, from the univsityf roestemedil center; our "second opinion" primary care physician, dr. lisa harris; gretchen robinson, spiritual coordinator from massachusetts; donna schuurman from the dougy center in portland, oregon; and terry congdon, who's here to share his personal experience -- an experience that our panelists, along with you at home, are going to be hearing for the first time -- so, let's get right to work, shall we? now, terry, five years ago, you and your wife were at home resting from several days of parties, because your daughter had just graduated high school. r name was hanna can you take us through what happened later that evening? >> certainly -- um, she had planned to go to a cottage -- friend's cottage -- a couple hour's drive from our home outside of rochester, just for a couple of nights of relaxation, sunbathing, spending some time at the lake. this is five da

he went to the university of rochester, as a matter of fact. c-span: were you there? >> guest: no, i wasn't there. i was in new hampshire with all the good members of the pack. joe did his speech at the university of rochester, and then as is his wont, he took questions for several hours. when he got back to his motel room, all of a sudden -- bang! -- he got hit like a brick hit him in the head. he was dizzy, he was nauseated, he could barely see, he didn't know what was happening to him. he thought it could have been a heart attack, but he didn't know what it was. he just knew that he could barely move. he didn't seem to have any will to do anything. he lay down on the bed. he just thought if he could get home he might be all right. he lay there awake in terrible pain all night and finally dragged himself to the plane the next day, got back to wilmington, and they literally had to carry him up his stairs in his house in wilmington. his brother called, fortunately -- jimmy biden, who's a guy who's got a nose for trouble and a nose for his brother's need, and said, "lo

look backward 17 days from his death to june 15th, 1961 at rochester minnesota. a man in the psychiatric ward of the mayo clinic is writing a letter to a 9-year-old boy. amana writes on too small sheets of newspaper in the ground level hand with his trademark. his landscape now has found within himself at the end of his life the kindness and courage and momentary lucidity not to say literary grace but right beautiful kids to a -- rights words to kids he likes. when i read his ego and his polish behavior towards other human beings i would take out a copy of this letter. 210 words with so much emotion tucked below the surface of the pros. the sentence is heil driven by contained feeling by the acute observation of the natural world even in the masters crime to the has a congenital heart condition to the key is the son of george, hemingway's small-town doctor in ketchum who was also one of his favorite dhaka hunting companions. in the last week's hemingway has been brought once more from idaho for treatment to mayo clinic. not long after the note to fritz, hemingway

the gentlewoman from rochester, new york would have a chance to bring her team up and we'll begin that process of working together and many of the ideas which have been brought forth here, are very good ideas. the rules of the house are how we're going to proceed. i think lot of what's been talked about is legislation. that we really need to work on and look at and analyze. i think every single election, we learn things from around the country. not one election have i not learned something that we need to make better. i would say that i think that john boehner a great young speaker is energized to look at legislation to make sure we look at these. the integrity who serves in this house and the ability that people have back home to go vote is important. i'm reminded on a regular basis by the gentlewoman virginia foxx from north carolina and the vice chair of the committee, how important people are back home that we serve. that when we serve, we serve at the pleasure of others and that our election through this republic and the votes we make are very important. it's always good to come d

if he sold the newspaper in rochester new york as he did, that meant he could no longer billow out he message to that corner of the country. but the trust committee now charged had the fiscal power to be ruthless. hurst agreed to get rid of three of his collections. his collections of silver, medieval armour reu -- medieval armory and art were said to be the best in the world. but what he said, was not worth what he paid for. >> this whole system of income taxation has degenerated into a racket. in which the public tries to cheat the government and the government tries to rob the public. >> at a time when the bankers wouldn't lend him any money. davies stepped and gave old wr a million dollars interest free loan it was a true mark of the woman who would share so much of her life with hurst. she was his mistress but also her best friend. she was able to get her hands on $1 million in the depression. far beyond william hurst. the war that hurst opposed would rescue the empire. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor december 7, 1941 the united states was at war and the country was clamb

. >>> this comes from rochester, minnesota. a nearby lake city. for once the cold made for ideal conditions. at the 2013 championship regatta of ice boat racing. hundreds of competitors flocked to the frozen lake for the annual adrenalin rush. those braving the cold say no other type of sailing to the thrill of skating across ties at 60 to 70 miles per hour. >> ideal conditions too for speed. >> if you tip over you keep on sliding. >> hopefully. >> not into anything else. i'm richard lui. this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> in thailand, no need to get out of your p.j.s for this competition. the annual bed race has locals and tourists alike dressing up with their decorated beds on wheels. the tradition began five years ago with participants racing hospital beds for charity. it's evolved to more complicated designs with creative flair. the winning team with the shortest race time took home the trophy. no sleeping when you do this one. >> you would be the sleeping participant. >>> who says carnivale sea

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at this immediate care collin nick rochester, janet williams sees a steady flow of patients. >> we'reetting records here at urgent care center in terms of the number of patients we're seeing per day. >> it's not just new york. the 15 states in red are reporting especially high levels of flu. they include utah texas, minnesota, and virginia. only five states shown here in green, are reporting minimal flu levels. and according to the centers for disease control the 2013 epidemic is taking a deadly toll across the country, claiming the lives of at least 20 children. in south carolina, over the counter cold and flu medications are at a premium. pharmacist ken rogers said he down to just four doses of tami flu and the children's version of that medication is on back order. >> there's not a delivery at a time to my wholesaler which is in north carolina and they're telling me they can't get it from the manufacturer. >> reporter: while there are spot sortages flu vaccine is still available. today people lined up outside of a boston health center to get their shots. >> i just wanted to get the

we managed to. >> after the time in rochester, you all moved to the washington ariane and your children were growing up to the americans. and they wanted you to become an american too. you hesitated. but finally in march of 1967 you went down and became a citizen but tell us why you hesitated. >> i had raised them completely as americans because i had given it a great deal of thought and i felt their loyalties should not be divided. they should not be told britain was this or anything. i wanted them to be complete americans. so when they were 10 or 11 if we are americans why won't you be american? i applied for citizenship and it came through very quickly. i didn't tell a single person. i went down and became a citizen. in those days they accusingly and ask questions and this wonderful husband of my friend in california had told me the week before it is all right, you can do it. they never mention the queen. so i went down and they asked me the questions and ask where you give up king and country and never mentioned the queen and i said yes. i will give up king and country. by that time

in rochester, there was a clothing drive in manhattan, volunteers added a little life to the walls of a senior center. in orlando the groassroots services were literal. former first daughter chelsea clinton encouraged people to do more than just celebrate on this inauguration weekend. some chose to create cards to cheer up kids in hospitals. >> everyone that helps the unfortunate families, so we made several card force them. >> reporter: others wrote letters to military veterans, some helped animals. this woman brought her sister, and had a message for the rest of us. >> they need to get up, get off their backside and get out and do something for someone else. >> a message these volunteers hope will echo long beyond this national day of service. brian moar, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll have extension coverage of the inauguration on air and online. go to nbcbayarea.com for live streaming video and photo galleries. there will be live reports from washington, d.c. starting tomorrow morning. >>> the presidential inauguration will happen thousands of people thousands of miles away, but

he is from rochester in new hampshire. he graduated from northwestern. he has covered war zones in afghanistan, libya syria. in 2011 he and three other germans were captured. they were eventually released unharmed. >> american troops may stay in afghanistan beyond 2014. the my recall president obama promise to pull all soldiers out of afghanistan mixture. next year. propose a plan that will leave as many as 20,000 behind. there are two other plans. one to leave 10,000, and others to leave 6000. fan is willing president continues to have health problems following his treatment for cancer. officials say he is battling a severe lung infection that is cause respiratory failure. they have my given any details about his prognosis. one expert says he is probably on artificial respiration and his immune system is already weakened from the cancer. he was reelected in october. secretary of state henry clay and is heading back to work next week. she was released from hospital on wednesday after being treated for a blood clot inside of her skull. she remains on bloo

sessions: i yield the customary 30 minutes to the the gentlewoman from rochester, new york, mrs. slaughter during consideration of this resolution. all time yielded for purposes of debate only. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sessions: i yield one minute to the distinguished majority leader, the gentleman from virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cantor: it is a privilege to sponsor house resolution 5, the rules package for the 113th congress. this rules package is straightforward and builds upon the reforms and transparency implemented in the 112th congress to address job creation and the economy, control the growth of government and limit wasteful spending. we have incorporated a number of significant improvements, including a proposal from chairman of the republican policy committee, james lankford, to identify duplicative programs and examine the usefulness of existing government programs. this will help ensure that hard working taxpayer dollars are not wasted and that we remain focused on making the federal govern

researchers at university of rochester exposed mice to high amounts of radiation the same amount thatwould be exposed to in the three years it would take to get to mars. they're working to find a way to lessen the chance of astronauts getting alsz by the time they travel to mars. >>> u.s. face as downgrade and starbucks retires an old id. >>> strong gains and property stock in china lifted most asian stocks this morning. hong kong's hang seng added nearly half a percent while con congress's kospi added half a percent and tokyo's nikkei remains closed for the holiday. >>> the dow finished at 308 points higher. the nasdaq also gained 92 points. >>> two of the nation's largest credit rating companies are urging congress to shrink the federal deficit that now tops $1 trillion. if they fail to add it could cut the nation's a aa rating and it could be lower unless congress takes action. >>> avis, the nation's largest car rental company is going in a new direction. it plans to buy zipcar for $400 million. zipcar is a car-sharing service that's more lucrative. members pay a yearly fee in addi

today in rochester, new hampshire, his father spoke about his 39-year-old son. >> we miss him terribly. he's in our thoughts and in our prayers every day. and we're committed to do everything within our ability to secure his safe release. and this is our only priority. >> nbc news did not initially report news of foley's kidnapping at the request of "global post" until his family made it public. >>> to the american economy now, and news that american car dealers have had a great year. sales for the big three, gm, chrysler and ford, all up in 2012. there were strong sales for imports, as well. but on wall street today, the market snapped their two-day winning streak. the dow and nasdaq and the s&p 500 all ended the day lower. i'm joined now by cnbc's sue herrera. sue, the dust has settled from the fiscal cliff crisis, the economy sending some promising signals. but there is still a lot of americans out of work. what do we expect when december's job numbers come out tomorrow? >> reporter: well, there's some decisions on wall street that are being made right now in terms of the trading da

rochester and albany are also on the list along with miami. more palmas for facebook.uarterly profits. they expect expenses to rise as they rolled out more tools for advertisers. stocks were dropping yesterday. the economy shrank in the fourth quarter. the fed will continue stimulus measures. ticket prices for sunday's game are down about 9% to an average 3107 $7. that is a couple hundred dollars more than last time this year. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. the weather is going to change a lot. temperatures are starting to drop. 52 at the airport. it will feel colder because of the wind. it will be windy. 51 in new york. only 15 in chicago with a chance for some snow. >> good morning. we have some updated information on 95. there is an accident at 216. further north at 32, we have an accident that has moved off to the shoulder. 95 northbound, things are moving fine. the could be some delays further south. there is some flooding on york road. for

a recent study from the university of rochester evaluated 16 a out -- 106,000 -- 160,000 online orders in the course of 4 1/2 years. under the cloak of anonymity orders with higher cost and more calories. the same online tools to load more tops toppings on a pizza can be used to customize a healthier meal. grub hub has add more options. >> we had a lot of people ask for the kind of low fat low carb veg toreian gluten free things like that because they want more healthy options. >> reporter: ordering online means requests to take off sauceage and substitute healthier sides are less likely to get lost in the shuffle. for big portion put half to the side as soon as it arrives. >> one of the things that's nice about delivery food is it comes in its own containers and you can put half in the fridge and use as a leftover. >> reporter: that cuts calories and turns one meal into two or possibly three adding more bang and less bulk for the buck. >> the cold weather can do a number on your skin. and did you know you are at risk for developing skin cancer during the winter months? doctors say it'

it happened last night at the new ark apt, a united stated express plane from rochester, it veered onto an expressway, and five crew members and 8 passengers were not hurt. not clear what may have caused the tires to blow out. >>> and the battery that caught fire on a japanese airliner 787 was not overcharged. there could be problems with the wiring or charging components, investigators say. most boeing 787 jets around the world were grounded because of the fire. tomorrow investigators will meet with manufacturers of the battery chargers as they continue to try to pinpoint what happened. >>> wall street closed today for the martin luther king holiday. >> the dow closed at 5 year high on friday and the nasdaq lost a point. there are plenty of earnings reports to check. google, apple, ibm and microsoft will report. and also reporting, starbucks. >>> movie fans are you in the mood for a good scare, the movie with the most frightening finish. >>> and a health scare for barbara walters, why she was hospitalized over the weekend. >>> and a hitchhiking two gets a surprise from a family. it's n

the gentlewoman from rochester will have the chance to bring her team up. we will begin the process of working together. many of the ideas which have been brought forth here are very good ideas. the rules of the house or how we are going to proceed -- a lot of what has been talked about is legislation we really need to work on and look at and analyze. not one election have i not learn something that we need to make better. i would say that i think that john boehner, our great young the speaker, is energized to look at all the ideas that might come from legislation and would be pleased, as i would, to make sure we look at these. because the integrity of who serves with in this house and the ability people have at home to vote is important. i'm reminded on a regular basis by the gentleman, -- gentlewoman, virginia foxx, will be appointed vice chairman -- how important it is that we serve at the pleasure of others. our election to this republic in the votes we make are very important. it is always good to come down to the floor and be reminded of that as we re

now everything from rochester on to. trains are to take the train to some pancras. let me go from the underground to here i guess i'm going to go back about why but it's not just commuters of course being affected as the cold weather continues some economists are concerned that is people struggle to get into work on time with shops and restaurants having to close early that this could impact an already fragile economy and it looks like the cold weather is here to stay a little bit longer the met office officiated today weather warning of course large parts of the country looks like much of the chaos we've seen over the past couple of days but to continue here proving once again that when it comes to britain a little bit of snow can cause a lot of trouble surf. london. a look now at other news from around the world this hour twenty find answers have been arrested after trying to enter an air force base near the turkish city of don't know where four u.s. troops are assembling two patriot missile batteries to be deployed near the syrian border earlier the first of six

off the runway in the liberty to united express there were eight passengers and it came in from of rochester a really hard landing. and with the tigers blown out it skidded off the runway. he eventually, it made a stop at thankfully, nobody was injured. >> all eyes will be on the nasa, rover curiosity as will be drilling for the first time. less attention, " opportunity " however, rover curiosity still has made a lot of great discoveries since landing in january 20th 04. mars had more moisture than once thought. >> 6:41 that a lot more thought. >> 6:41 that a lot more comin[ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescr

early snowshowers in rochester, new york, and burlington, vermont. rain in the pacific northwest. >> it's practically a spring-like day for much of the nation. temperatures rising in the northeast about 15 degrees warmer than usual. we have 40s in salt lake city, seattle and portland. colorado springs and kansas city are in the mid-50s. pleasant in miami at 83. >>> when we come back this morning, if you've been holding out for a cheaper iphone, your wait could soon be over. >>> then, it's on. the price-matching war that started over the holidays is here to stay. and shoppers will be the winners. >>> and a tough day at work for a sheriff's deputy. on the los >>> welcome back, everybody. a tough decision, today, for the biggest company to get a government bailout. aig's board will decide whether to join a lawsuit charging the bailout cheated shareholders. if aig did not join the suit, it could be sued by those investors. but many are calling aig ungrateful for even thinking about it. >>> and it may take a little longer to get your tax refund this year

century around the place anyway so now we have the trouble they could have sorted out of the way from rochester on to. the train starts to take the train to some pancras. from the underground to here i guess i'm going to go back about why but it's not just commuters of course being affected as the cold weather continues some economists a concern that as people struggle to get into work on time with shops and restaurants having to close early that this could impact the already fragile economy and it looks like the cold weather is here to stay a little bit longer the met office a vitiated to the weather warning of course large parts of the country looks like much of the chaos we've seen over the past couple of days but to continue here proving once again that when it comes to britain a little bit of snow can cause a lot of trouble so if. london. in other world headlines at least five people have been killed in a car bombing in iraq's capital baghdad police reports say the blasts ripped through a busy market in the north of the city at around midday at least two soldiers were among those killed an

. >> born in new york, near rochester, 42 years of age, wife, amy, three children. catholic. politics, independent. saint bonaventure university new york. b.s. marketing. state university of new york at buffalo, mba. marketing intelligence service, a subsidiary of data monitor, a company headquartered in london, england. general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently. lookout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor eight years. productscan online, a database of new consumer package goods, executive editor 10 years and currently. health products, business magazine. a trade journal, columnist five years and currently. hobby, skiing, auto racing. tom, robert vierhile. born chicago 61 years of age, daughter donna. one daughter. jewish. democrat. university of chicago, b.s. chemistry. massachusetts institute of technology, ph.d., micro biology. center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit public health advocacy association with over 8,000 members. cofounder and executive director 33 years and currently. author, numerous books, inc

officials say united express flight from rochester blew out four tires when it landed and skidded on the taxi way. 13 people were on board and were bussed to the terminal. no one was injured. >>> japanese officials say today they're going to investigate the company that makes the batteries for the boeing's dreamliner. u.s. will join in that probe. u.s. investigators said yesterday a battery fire on a japan airlines 787 on january 7th was not caused by excess voltage. dreamliners were grounded around the world last week after problems with their batterers. >>> and at president obama's inauguration today security will be extremely tight. 42 different agencies will be working together, not only watching for threats and emergencies but also monitoring traffic accidents and water main breaks. john miller reports. >> during president obama's first inauguration there was a threat taken so seriously that counterterrorist agents seemed to be everywhere in the area. people were taken into custody and taken lie detector tests. in the end the tip turned out to be young but the young administrati

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