mellon, the original creator of the rose garden was actually advocating for the removal or some of those crab apple trees. they were the crux of criticism that mrs. trump received. this is because the roses and the other plants underneath it needed more light. the bigger the tree gets as it grows the more it is going to shade things out. mrs. mellon was even in favor of removing some of those trees. the trees that were removed last year were actually the second or third iterations of the crab apples, they were not the historic trees. >> i must confess, i do not take sides on politics but i miss the trees. especially when i was doing a new stand up in the rose garden and you had the beautiful blossoms behind you, the beautiful magnolias in the corner. the trees all around and also gave the rose garden a bit of seclusion. it gave it a definition. you as the historian have a phrase that i do not know how to translate into average. what does the phrase, what do you professional historians mean by a period of significance? is it the last 230 years a period of significance for the white house?

i would like to thank linda and the first rose garden wedding. the naval photographic center produced this film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important days in tricia nixon's life was drawing to a close. the wedding was over but a w life and career as mrs. edward finch cox was just commencing. at a press conference tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked be

first rose garden wedding. the naval photographic center produced this film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] one of the most important days and trisha nixon's life was going to foreclose. her new life and career if it was just commencing. at a press conference, trisha once said, the most important thing -- you can say i love this about this person. they're intelligent, but what is little or tangible, you just can't quite define. >> the events leading up to this day all started back on the night of march 16th. the father of the bride to be announced his daughter's engagement. the occasion was irish evening at the white house, a celebration in honor of the visit to washington the prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand that i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughs] >> the difficulty is, the time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that it's leaked before i get to make it. there seems to be no exception. under the circumstances, of course, i was wondering wheth

mira, este, así como nuestros niños del este de san josé deben, deben viajar al oeste, a vuelo, a rose gardenpor x razón; esta, quizás, es una manera de decirles, "¿está tan mal?", y precisamente está bello aquí, y pueden venir a disfrutar su día de campo, su día festivo aquí en el este de san josé. elizabeth castañeda: eso es lo que queremos, queremos que todos vengan al este de san josé, vengan a buscar-- los negocios, a los restaurants, este, a los parques, a todo lo que tenemos en el este de san josé, y tratar de buscar-- damián trujillo: a ver se nos congeló, allí, elizabeth; si puedes, tú, kathryn, y terminar lo que nos quería decir; oíste, elizabeth, puedes continuar, elizabeth. kathryn blackmer: ahí está otra vez. elizabeth castañeda: no más, este, estaba diciendo que, este, personas pueden visitar, este, los restaurants, los negocios, y los parques del este de san josé, y si vienen a la exhibición, pueden buscar fotos que son, que pueden ellos ahorita reconocer las áreas, y ver cómo han cambiado, este, también queremos decirles que tenemos una tarjeta, este, especial, que todos puede

in this rose garden right here. that is highlighted in green. how quickly could the president have gotten on camera in the press briefing room to deliver a statement to the nation? >> as you outlined, it would take less than 60 seconds from the oval office dining room over to the press briefing room and for people who might not know, the briefing room is the room where you could see them do a background with the blue backdrop. that camera is on there at all times. if the president wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly and conversely, the white house press corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. if he wanted to make an address from the oval office, we cap have -- could have assembled this in a matter of minutes to do an on camera address. >> other witnesses have given us the views on that question. for example, some staff were concerned that a appearance by the president at the microphones at that moment could actually m

>> i strongly recommend that everyone if they ever have the chance to visit the rose garden where franklin and eleanor roosevelt ally in rest. it is a shocker to find eleanor roosevelt there in her mother-in-law's garden, and yet at the same time there's something quite lovely and wonderful about seeing them both together there forever. i have never failed to walk into the rose garden without being terribly moved by these two purposeful lives that were joined. i think in a sense almost unlike any other couplet can think of in a shared idea about the people. and about doing things for the people and for the people and with every sense that a complete solution could be found, or some kind of solution could be found, to help people build better lives in america. and therefore build a better america. but primarily, to help people build better lives. that is the exceptional, i think what it is exceptional about the roosevelts. and it's not american exceptionalism, it is about their consideration of human individuals as individuals, but also allows the people. >> and with a simpler more personal

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you can imagine him making a big announcement at the rose gardens, it's that important to that many people. but president bind has been down playing that a bit. >> we'll wait to see what happens. >> well, speaking of the president, we're following more breaking news. first lady jill biden has tested positive again for covid-19. she tested negative yesterday but tested positive this morning. the white house is reporting she will remain in delaware where she's not reinitiated her isolation procedures. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is making lower health care and prescription drug costs the focus of an event in san francisco. this is where she and public house leaders are sharing how people in san francisco will get lower drug prices. that event taking place at the southeast health center clinic. we'll have more of that coming up for you tonight. >>> moving forward in the fight against monkey pox. an all star covid treatment team is now launching a new trial some believe will be a game changer when it comes to monkey pox treatment. it comes as the bay area tries desperately to meet vaccine de

more than 16,000 rose bushes will be planted in the capital by the end of this summer, a rose garden laces of the city and the territory of medical institutions. experts have chosen about 20 varieties that are distinguished by a variety of shades and shapes so that rose bushes will successfully take root and safely survive the coming winter in early autumn . top dressing, and before the onset of cold weather, damaged branches and shoots will be removed, after which they will cover the protection materials. all news are always available on media platform, look. what are the main messages for this hour. i'm mary sip thank you for your attention. good luck, see you at 17:00. good afternoon. this is a program who is against on channel russia 1 and in the studio of dmitry kulikov restless last night and tonight the escalation in the northern regions of kosovo and mitohi by now the tension has somewhat decreased received a delay of a month the mystery regarding nancy pelosi. whether she flies to taiwan remains unsolved the taiwanese press reports that nancy expected tomorrow evening. china

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joe biden today signed the chips and science act into law today during a signing ceremony in the rose garden. he celebrated the bill as returning manufacturing to the u.s. tech executives, union presidents and lawmakers from both parties were on hand. >> folks, we need to make these chips here in america to bring down everyday costs and create jobs. don't take my word for it. listen to some of the visitors here today and across the country. we're making decisions right now about where to invest and ramp up production for these semiconductors. >> the $280 billion bill aims to strengthen competitiveness with china by investing in domestic semiconductor manufacturing and science research. >>> our commitment is not wavering. as part of our ongoing series called race in america, we continue to have open and honest conversations around race and racism. we're sharing some important work that's happening right now in our community. then tonight we're talking food. top chef alumni and oakland residents to david fu and alex travis sit down with our own sheryl hurd to talk about culture, black and asia

lady melania trump delivered the conventions keynote address on the second from the white house rose gardens perspective on what it means to be an american. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good evening. it seems like just yesterday that we were at our first convention, where my husband accepted the republican nomination and then became our 45th president of the united states. yet the energy and enthusiasm for who should lead this nation, it is as real today as it was four years ago. i know i speak for my husband and the entire family when i say we have not forgotten the incredible people who were willing to take a chance on the businessman who had never worked in politics. we know it was you who elected him to be commander-in-chief and we know it is you who will carry us through again. we were humbled by their incredible support then and we are still grateful today. i want to acknowledge the fact that since march, our lives have changed drastically. the invisible enemy, covid 19,

speaking in the rose garden outside the state capitol this morning, assembly member jessica guay real and his colleague said that the bill known as ab 5.87 would require social media companies to publicly disclose their content. moderation policies and report data about how they enforce those policies. supporters say the other bill that backing ab 22 73 would require online services they believe are likely to be accessed by children to conduct the survey looking into the potential risks for users under the age of 18, the legislation would also limit what personal information those sides can share about the users. >> we believe that this is an important step for an important first step in protecting our kids and addressing the spread of extremism, hate and misinformation online. these are not big things to ask this tech companies to step up and do it, but they're necessary things for kids. >> the anti-defamation league among those coming out in strong support, arguing that the bills will lead to less hate online. but opponents have argued that the bills will lead to invasive age verifi

around the rose garden district of san jose. at 80 degrees. to 9 degrees warmer in some locations away from the bank comparison in 24 hours ago, and these winds have been fluctuating wedding will remain breezy throughout the evening hours. then they'll dial back picked back up tomorrow out of the south 10 to 20 as you take a look at your future cast. we see that we have a bank at the marine layer. it's offshore wants to push onshore, but it's very faint. it won't be thick at all and then watches it melts away quickly tomorrow for your monday even the coast will be clear. so here's the deal. we have had this high pressure over the great basin for weeks now, and it couldn't go anywhere because this low was pinned, willing off the california coast is now advancing to the north and as it continues to do so, this area of high pressure will retrograde. it's going to heat up our inland areas of the bay area and also the central valley . in fact, today, it was one of five in fresno one. oh, five and reading. it was in the triple digits in sacramento,

bunny melon who eventually redesigned the rose garden along with jane reitzman doug.jane engelhard all important benefactors of this museum would be among her greatest helpers and most generous donors to the white house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. she wanted the white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library in white house historical association installed the curator and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the results, she welcomed the public on a guided tour fo

unveiling when president trump nominated her and then from this celebratory moment overlooking the rose garden. and let me just ask, as a very timely moment, how you decided to focus on the identity even in the introductory part. >> of course abortion was the question that couldn't be nailed down during the confirmation because it was tied up with religion and religion is the last taboo in society so her critiques that have given president joe biden and award as a member of public life and joe biden got it and she signed an objection to that because the support for abortion rights and the objection said those are things we should not honor that kind of belief so there was a lost.th i didn't start writing the chapter until she was confirmed and it was that confirmation process no democratic senator showed up for the final vote they were objecting so vigorously you could see the democrats struggling with wanting to get abortion on the record but couldn't ask questions so it seemed to me that was obviously going to be the story and the court granted them reviewing the case. i think i begin that c

bunny melon, who eventually redesigned the rose garden, along with jim right summon, douglas dylan, andg a but making a home for a husband and family and for the american people. she wanted the white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my thought fathers believe that american civilization had come of age. and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believed that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives, and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library and white house's story coal association, installed a curator, and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the results, she welcomed the public on a guided tour, for which she received an emmy. but the guidebook was her biggest challenge. it's hard to believe there was nothing for families to take home as

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donald trump nominated her and then for the celebratory moment up on the balcony overlooking the rose garden and let me just ask at a timely moment for abortion rights, how you decided to focus so much on her identity related to abortion even in the introductory part? >> abortion was the question for couldn't be nailed down during the confirmation because it was very tied up with religion and religion is the last temple in american society so a lot was written about her and her affiliation with a particular branch of catholicism. her previous strong critiques of roe versus wade, her critique of the university where she taught for many years which gave president biden an award, an award that is given to a catholic member of public life, and joe biden got it and she signed an objection to that because of his support for abortion-rights, the objection says not a good catholic, and so there was a lot there and i didn't start writing the chapter until obviously the confirmation process and no democratic senators showed up with the final vote, they were objecting so vigorously to the way the nomin

it doesn't excuse that but i was thinking about the belts were up and they did the big rose garden ceremonyand then people asking questions about what actually happened. great strike, glad he's dead. the fact that he was raises lots of questions about what's happening that al qaeda is not reconstituting itself there. this morning he said he was actively planning attacks. that's a very good thing and to keep soldiers off the ground as well. >> that is obviously to your point. did the botched withdrawal have an impact on who felt confident reconstituting over there? >> if we had gotten out differently would we have had a different outcome in who they are right now? >> we do know terrorists are paying attention to how we feel about things here. a heritage everywhere are saying about how we are handling our foreign policy position -- everyone was talking about how we are weaker for the way that it was done, not that it wasn't the right decision. they are certainly measuring that and to add to katie's point about how she was just hanging out at our balcony and in the capital his wife and daughte

speaking in the rose garden outside the state capitol in sacramento this morning, assembly member jesse ab 5.87 would require social media companies to publicly disclose their content. moderation policies and report data about how they enforce those policies. supporters say the other bill, they're backing a be 20 to 73 would require online services they believe are likely to be accessed by children to conduct a survey looking into the potential risks for users under 18, the legislation would also limit what personal information those sites can share about users. >> we believe that this is an important step for an important first step in protecting her kids and addressing the spread of extremism, hate and misinformation online. these are not big things to ask this tech companies to step up and do it, but they're necessary things for cuts. the anti defamation league came out in strong support, arguing the bills will lead to less hate online. >> opponents argue the bills will lead to invasive age verification systems that violate users. privacy. the governor has not indicated whether or no

president trump has nominated her and for the celebratory moment up on the balcony overlooking the rose garden. let me just now, very timely moment for a person right in america and how he decided focus on much on her identity related to abortion even in the introductory part suitable of course abortion was the question the kind of could not be nailed down during the n confirmation to because it was very - of the images at the issue in american society and so was written about her had with a particular branch with catholicism. and her strong critiques in her critique even of university where she taught for many years and notre dame which is presidential joe biden and award as an award given to a member of public life and joe biden got it and she signed an objection to that because of his support for abortion rights in the made him not a good - in her honor and the kind of thing. so there was a lot there and i didn't start to write the chapter that is obviously thehe confirmation process no democratic senator showed up foi the final vote, they were. objecting so vigorously to the nomination and

though he remains happy and sleepy. ( laughter ) biden also took his results to the rose garden, where i was walking out, i thought i heard a rumbling in my staff saying, "oh, he's back." ( laughter ) thanks for sticking around. >> stephen: you are the oldest president ever who caught the pandemic. thank you for sticking around! ( cheers and applause ) didn't have to go to walter reed, did he? didn't have to go to walter reed. the president touted one of the pharmaceutical breakthroughs that helped him recover and did so in a classic biden way: >> millions of americans have used paxlivoid-- paxlovid, excuse me, paxlovid. i tell you what, i think it's-- i used it. ( laughter ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: "ha-ha-ha. i tell you, i got you. i took me some pax-lo-void, or plaxyvid, or platypus-polish. i took it. point is, that lil' pill knocked the clovis right outta my ol' breadbasket. now i'm easy-breasy breathin' ha-ha-ha. where am i?" marco! marco! ( applause ) fun trivia-- this is not prescription. ( laughter ) ( applause ) biden's clean bill of health... ( cheers and applause ) biden's c

there on capitol hill, the white house is already scheduling two bill signings next week in the rose garden just heard may happen and all eyes right now on reconciliation and in particular, senator kyrsten sinema who might soon get the title of republican's favorite senator if she brings this bill down. give us a quick update as to where things stand with the arizona senator, is there a belief among her colleagues that she will eventually get on board? >> i think there is, there's a little bit of frustration that i sense this is sort of deja vu all over again, with kyrsten sinema, the issue with manchin was always, was he going to agree with what democrats are willing to spend money on and kyrsten sinema was always would she agree with the way democrats would raise the money to pay for it. and democrats i think there is a sense among some in the caucus that they're relitigating issues that were sort of done with or talked through when they were doing the build back better, and some of these revenue razors were the same, so the corporate minimum tax which is going to be a major revenue race

we were worried about a bonfire at the rose garden. should have been worried about a u-haul in the back. so eight months after they first inquired they get 15 boxes back from mar-a-lago. and they're stunned. there's classified information in there. the wheels begin to turn. february they reach out again. they ask the justice department to investigate. finally by june 3rd justice serves a subpoena on mar-a-lago and gets their first visual look at that storage unit in the basement. it doesn't even have a lock. >> one of the remarkable things, he mentioned the kim jong un love letters. maggie haberman's reporting talked about those letters as being something that the former president liked to keep in his office to show off like he used to show off shaquille o'neal's ginormous shoe in his office in trump tower. he likes to sort of keep these chochskis. if that's the excuse, if viewed them as his, is that any kind of a justification? i mean, that's not an excuse. >> no, look, these classified documents have very clear markings on them. the

when president xi came to the white house in the rose garden, he told president obama at the time thatnot militarized the south china sea ideas and he's done that. that's a way to shut us off. that's why we put our cruisers through the china sea because we insist on freedom of navigation. those are open seaways and we should demand it and force it if necessary. >> neil: thanks, general for your service. some other news that disappoint add lot of space enthusiasts as we were ready to get back to the moon. artemis mission's stop. artemis is the goddess of the moon. we were going to re-visit the moon. people were disappointed. krispy kreme had a whole doughnut campaign based on this moon mission including doughnuts that looked like the moon, i'm told. i can give you a hint. i've seen the doughnuts. not exactly like the moon, but delicious. after this. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit c

history for his major legislative achievements, including the legislation he signed into law in the rose gardenegislation to ensure this country has an adequate supply of computer chips, which is at least as important as an adequate supply of gasoline, the price of which continues to drop, with the biden administration hoping to claim credit for some of that too. chief of staff ron klain joined us for an interview on all of this yesterday, and we couldn't bring you that interview last night, after the fbi raid on donald trump's home filled our coverage for the hour. but everything ron klain had to say is still worthy of attention. and so, we'll play that tape in a moment. after a marathon session this weekend, the united states senate passed the hastily written inflation reduction act, in the most dramatic way possible. >> on this vote, the yays are 50. the nays are 50. the senate being equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative, and the bill, as amended, is passed. [applause] >> vice president harris cast her 26th tie breaking vote, with the passage of the inflation reduction

the victim told police they were near the oakland rose garden when that driver started shooting the suspectrted firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle and came to rest in the driver's headrest. police in piedmont are searching their license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on that suspected shooter. they also say that shooter was driving an alfa romero. they're also asking anyone in the neighborhood for any surveillance video. meantime police in ballet jose, an armored car employee is safe after being robbed at gunpoint is happened outside of a safeway supermarket on the admiral callaghan lane yesterday afternoon. video from the scene showed two police investigating near a loomis armored car truck . the police aren't saying that the suspect escaped with any money. or if they made an arrest so far. people living and working along florida's space coast, getting ready for big crowds at the end of this month will

president trump has nominated her and for the celebratory moment up on the balcony overlooking the rose garden. let me just ask at this very timely moment for abortion rights in america, how you decided to focus so much on her identity related to abortion even in the introductory part. >> well, of course, abortion was a question that kind of could not be nailed down during the confirmation. a lot was written about her and her affiliation with a particular branch of catholicism with her previous critique spirit her critique even of the university where she taught for many years. the university of notre dame. an award that is given to a catholic member of public life and joe biden got it and she signed an objection to that. the objection says not a good catholic and you should not honor that kind of belief. there was a lot there. i did not start writing the chapter until after she had been confirmed. no democratic senator showed up for the final vote. it was objecting so vigorously to the nomination being announced. you could see the democrats struggling with wanting to get abortion somehow onto

. >>> taking a live look at san jose, look it's the municipal rose garden. i love that. my kids were mortified one day because there was a wedding and they were crying and taking pictures. it wasn't anybody i knew. kari, a beautiful day to go out and smell the roses. >> that's where we took bella for her first birthday, the push thing and we had great pictures there. let's get a live look in san francisco. we also have a beautiful view, a few low clouds rolling by the city as the sun shines under the clouds and gives us colorful hues to the sky. happy first day of school for the san ramon valley unified school district, it's 60 degrees as you head out the door and a nice comfortably warm 80 degrees at pickup time between 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. look at all of our microclimates, these temperatures are matching what you had yesterday so the pleasant weather continues but it does get a little bit warmer as we head toward the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike what, is the update for what's happening at the bay bridge? >> the crash clea

he's going to do that in the rose garden similar to what we saw today with this major $280 billion investmentor manufacturing. this is a white house that has always said we can talk and chew gum at the same time. we don't want to be necessarily distracted by what's going on outside of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the political reality is clear, that it does overshadow, given, of course, many questions about what could happen in 2024 if former president trump does decide to run given this huge news yesterday down in florida, aaron. >> monica alba for us at the white house, thank you. >>> nbc news has confirmed that a dozen republican house members will travel to bedminster, new jersey, this evening for dinner with donald trump. that development first reported by punchbowl. it comes as trump's hill allies staunchly defend him and criticize the department of justice. minority leader kevin mccarthy threatened to investigate the doj and the attorney general, telling merrick garland, quote, preserve your documents and clear your calendar. senator ted cruz called the search, corrupt and an abuse of pow