don levy is the director of the siena research institute. dr.levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what's most amazing about this survey, five times, 32 years, we interview historians, political scientists, those scholars who study the presidency and the institution of the first lady. what's most amazing is the consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first every time. this is first over 32 years and she really stands out as the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a picture of first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> well, we look at 10 different categories. we look at the background of the first ladies, their value to the country, how much value they had to their president, whether she's her own woman and, again and again we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. she truly was a trend setting first lady. she was not only f.d.r.'s partner and counselor, but she reshaped that institution. she told american women that they mattered and that they were important in political and social

don levy is the director of the siena research institute. dr. levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about this survey is five times, 32 years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady. what is amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first, every time, over 32 years. she really stands out is the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a picture of a first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at 10 different categories. the background, the value to the country, how much value they had to their president. whether she is her own woman. again and again, we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. she truly was a trendsetting first lady, not only fdr's partner and counselor, but she reshaped that institution. she told american women that they mattered and that they were important in political and social life. clearly, eleanor roosevelt not only campaign for fdr but she was instrumen

t 8:00 on >> next, the results of a poll by the siena research institute. we discussed the results with the institute's director, don levy. >> for the fifth time since 1982, the siena research institute in new york has released the survey on the first ladies. here are the results of the top 10. number one, eleanor roosevelt. two, abigail adams. dolly madison, four. michelle obama is in fifth place, followed by hillary clinton and lady bird johnson, betty ford, martha washington and roselyn carter round out the top 10. don levy is the director of the institute.rch dr. levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about times, 32y is five years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady. what is amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first, every years.ver 32 she really stands out is the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a picture of a first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at 10

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dawn levy is the director of the siena research institute. do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about this survey is five times, 32 years, we interview historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and the institution of the first lady. the's most amazing is consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt first every and, first over 32 years she really stands out as the quintessential american first lady. if we were going to put a ager of the first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? 10 different categories. we look at the backgrounds of the first lady, their value to the country, how much value they have to their president. what if she is their own woman? again and again, we see eleanor roosevelt stand out. fdr's partnerly and counselor, but she reshaped the institution and told american women that they mattered and a were important in political and social life. notrly, eleanor roosevelt only campaign for fdr but was instrumental in setting policy and the tone of the country during very difficult years. s

i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. if you're a sports fan, you know steroids are bad news. superstars like lance armstrong have fallen into disgrace for cheating with performance-enhancing drugs, but millions of american teens could be using those illegal substances without even knowing it. scott has the story. >> let's call him "steve." he agreed to talk with "teen kids news" about the supplements he uses to beef up. >> i started taking supplements when i was a senior in high school -- 12th grade. >> he's not unusual. it's estimated that more than 12 million middle- and high-school students are buying what are called "supplements." over several years of bodybuilding, steve has developed a regular regimen of several powders that he feels gives his body a boost. >> after i add the protein, i would add about a tablespoon of l-glutamine...which is supposed to increase muscle endurance. >> you can buy these things in stores, but that doesn't mean they're safe. >> sadly, that's not the case. why? because these drugs are -- these supplements are unregulated. well, what do i mean

i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. for years now, we've been reporting on the downsides of using steroids. but the story doesn't seem to get better. professional athletes continue to ruin their careers with these illegal drugs. and, sadly, teens are getting the wrong message about what it takes to get ahead, either athletically or socially. scott reports on the ongoing effort to set them straight. >> we know about the pros using illegal performance-enhancing drugs. but america seems to be ignoring what's going on with teens. >> the bulk of the nation's attention regarding steroid abuse is solidly fixed on the professional athlete. while it's understandable because of the celebrity involved, it's drawn our attention as a country away from what is rapidly becoming a growing national tragedy among our young people. >> this press conference was called by the taylor hooton foundation, an organization started when 17-year-old taylor died after using steroids. although he was 6'2" and 185 pounds, his father says taylor felt t

don levy is the director of the siena research institute. dr. levy, what do you see in this top 10 list? >> what is most amazing about this survey is that five times in 32 years, we interviewed historians, political scientists, scholars who study the presidency and the institution of the first lady. what is amazing is the consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt is first every time. she really stands out as the quintessential american first ady. if we were going to put a picture up of first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at 10 different categories. we look at the background of the first ladies. their value to the country. how much value they had to their president. whether she is her own women. eleanor roosevelt was truly a trendsetting innovator. she reshaped that institution. she told american women that they mattered and that they were important in political and social life. clearly, eleanor roosevelt not only campaigned for fdr, but she was instrumental in setting policy and the tone of the

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i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. >> this report is brought to you by panasonic. >> what do cellphones, tablets, vcr, cd, the blu-ray disc, the electric ford focus, and the new li-fi smartphone all have in common? they all debuted here at the international consumer electronics show in las vegas, nevada. more commonly just called "c.e.s.," this is a trade show. that means it's not open to the general public. during the four-day event, these booths and displays will be jam-packed with exhibitors and visitors. to give you an idea of just how massive this show is, 150,000 people from over 100 different countries come here to see 37 football fields full of technology. some of those exciting products are new lines of digital cameras coming from panasonic. so, i'm at the panasonic booth, and joining me now is darin pepple from panasonic. hey, darin. how are you? >> i'm great. >> good to see you. cameras are a big thing. a lot of people are really interested in taking great still photography, b

and then we will have the directors in the delegations again back here in siena up for a march seventeen for the next round of talks towards a comprehensive agreement. not the last obstacles are still standing in the wing of a breakthrough deal between iran and the six month pounds and am well content about that said the upcoming and next round of talks is scheduled for much. well she did mention that they identified all the issues that they needed to address but there are many issues that many challenges that still lie ahead at the atm at its current stockpile of enriched your brain and how much should be allowed what they should deal out with the remaining amount of centrifuges iran currently has about nineteen thousand centrifuges. ah but of only ten thousand of which are in use so the number and sophistication of those is also still being discussed but there really is still an air of mistrust between both sides of the ad the foreign minister of the time job that i did mention that that he was concerned about the seriousness of the united states involvement and their desire to reach t

the director of the siena research institute is with us. dr., what do you see in this list?mazing about this survey is that five times, 32 years, we have interviewed historians, political scientists , scholars who study the presidency and institution of the first lady, the most amazing thing is the consistency over time. eleanor roosevelt is first every time. stands out as the quintessential american first lady. we were going to -- if we were going to put a picture of the first lady in the dictionary, it would be eleanor roosevelt. >> why is that? >> we look at two different categories. is she her own woman? again, eleanor roosevelt stands out. she was truly a trendsetting first lady. not only was she the partner and counselor for fdr, but she reshaped that institution. she told american women that they mattered and that they were important in political and social life. clearly, eleanor roosevelt not only campaigned for fdr, she was instrumental in setting policy and the tone of the country during difficult years. she is well remembered for her entire time as first lady and

yes, c-span and siena college released the american first ladies. 39 first ladies were rated in ten categoriesic image. >> how do you do? >> value the president, being her own woman -- >> i've done the best i can to lead my life. >> reporter: and, of course, value to the country. for the fifth time since the survey began in 1982, ella floor roosevelt clenched the top spot. here at the memorial in washington, d.c., the only first lady to be included in her husband's monument, her membership in the first american delegation to the united nations. roosevelt famously advised wives on the campaign trail to lean back in the parade car so everybody could see the president but after 12 years in the white house, she was as much of a star as her husband. >> eleanor roosevelt made it politically and socially relevant in a way that nobody had ever done before and we still remember her for that reason. >> reporter: the current first lady, michelle obama, is already ranking high on the list, placing fifth overall. she swept the competition in her ability to manage family life while in office. >> my most imp

siena, bush rated poorly among historians in handling the economy, communication, ability to compromiseand intelligence. today i've invited three guests. i've got my own nominee which i'll share in a moment. joining me, dorian warren. international and public affairs at columbia university. john nichols. jim moore, communications expert, co-author of "bush's brain: how karl rove made george w. bush presidential." john, i'll begin with you. your nominee for worst president ever? >> got to be andrew johnson. i'm not willing to give an inch on this one. and, look, i advocated for some pretty tough action against george w. bush and i certainly have no taste for herbert hoover and some of these other folks, but andrew johnson, who became president of the united states because of the assassination of abraham lincoln, opposed the bureau which was going to allow african-americans to begin to have some sort of economic stake in the country where they had just been released from slavery. he blocked the civil rights act which was to allow african-americans basic citizenship rights. he fought again

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siena college polled offer 240 historians, scholars and political scientists.one number one, eleanor roosevelt, followed by abigail adams, jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison. >> secretary of state john kerry blaming the syrian government for another round of stalls in peace talks. kerry said the u.s. is reviewing its policy on the civil war and coming under bitter attack by john mccain. he called current u.s. policy there an abysmal failure and shameful. brianna keilar is live at the white house. how is the white house reacting today to that? >> reporter: he's certainly more hawkish when it comes to foreign policy and he said the foreign policy is disgraceful. i think this is what's expected from the white house, but this is senator mccain really putting pressure on the president at really a key time as he does consider somme other options. we heard from secretary of state john kerry he wants to go back and republic visit and see what he can do as this conflict really just appears to have no end. it appears to be getting worse and certainly the civilian toll

. >> the siena research institute did this in partnership with c-span. one of the new categories that was on the survey -- greatest political asset. eleanor roosevelt, hillary clinton, jacqueline kennedy, michelle obama, and nancy reagan. one other new topic area was lasting legacy. again, eleanor roosevelt topped that. jacqueline kennedy, hillary clinton, betty ford, and lady bird johnson. what is about those five women? >> the greatest political asset i think is a category that really matters now. no longer is the first lady only looked upon as being a white house steward, but rather as a very important political ally to the president. eleanor roosevelt stands out because she campaigns on behalf of the president. she was sent out to negotiate with various constituencies. she really stands out. hillary clinton quite obviously was instrumental in many of the policies of the clinton administration. and of course now is seen as a first lady most likely to serve as president. jackie kennedy makes the list. michelle obama as a current asset. nancy reagan sho