mercer was available in stead and the lucy mercer affair got to be sufficiently suspicious to eleanor. she fired lucy but that didn't mean linseed disappeared. reworked for a while without being paid at the navy department. and then she joy in the navy. the navy at this point employing young women who were in uniform. he became a young woman in uniform and was assigned to the navy department. you might think she must have had some kind of influence. daniels discovered it, he was suspicious too and after a few months lucy was fired. she was given a discharge from the navy. that didn't mean roosevelt stopped seeing her but he had to see her more on the slide after that. when sarah and eleanor found out about it, it nearly destroyed the marriage. as soon as roosevelt was able to pick is head up they held a conference, a family conference, what are they going to do? eleanor -- if he divorced, or, will he be free to mary lou c.? lucy wasn't free because she was a roman catholic who wouldn't marry a divorced man. further, the proble

the lucy mercer affair got to be sufficiently suspicious to eleanor that she fired lucy. she fired lucy, but that didn't mean lucy disappeared. she worked for a while without being paid at the navy department and then she joined the navy. the navy was employing what they call young women who were in uniform. of all things, she was assigned to the navy department. he might think she must have had some kind of influence. [laughter] josephus daniels discovered it. he was suspicious, too. after a few months, lucy was fired. that didn't mean roosevelt stop seeing her, but he had to see her more on-the-fly after that. when sir and eleanor turned out about it, it nearly destroyed the marriage. as soon as roosevelt was able to pick his head up from bad, they held a family conference. what are they going to do quite eleanor offered to divorce him. if he divorce eleanor, would he be free to marry lucy? she was a roman catholic who wouldn't marry a divorced man. further, the problems were greater than that. the scandal would've been so great that it would have cost him his job in th

his influence on the lucy attacks will become the old base again the twenty apply that to use these sometimes find the scent of the company's annual revenue this is good and free weights and did this because isn't that insane to do to deserve this more were too small number of cases that's our concern with this tax has posted images and dying because the is not going to last forever so i did to us who knows. but it's the second one. yes it's from the gnashing of teeth and sustainable for french he couldn't eat with us longer than that since the tax announced in a neat option is to contest at the sit well anyways a few hundred men in your which hardly makes a dent in fonts is a massive budget deficits. unknown to himself calls it a symbolic tax to show that the rate to be made to paint. trouble is and not be anyone's now i'm going to go to the people with the tax system and the politics of friends are not. there's a feeling that they are paying too much tax you for not seeing any results in economic and social matters. there's a feeling that the situation and prices have improved since the pre

the parade floats include plenty of new entries with an animal twist, include canine for cops and the lucy pet foundation, sure to be a crowd pleaser showcasing a collection of rescue dogs that do tricks and perform. this dog spent hours perfecting his double dutch hopscotch move. all of these floats followed the same theme. dreams come true. and for many, as new year's day approaches, that theme is looking closer to a reality. >> there are millions of people that watch it and look for it every year. and it will be a part of that. >> louisa reporting, many of the floats are now moving into position. they have a six mile journey and then they will be in place, all of them, by midnight. >> there is a silver lining to all this dry weather. it is beautiful for watching a parade and for watching fireworks. >> absolutely. and the thing is, yes, we need the rain, but all the wishing isn't going to make it come, so we might as well have a good time. we have clear skies tonight. that's good news. temperatures on the balmy side right now in the city. 50 degrees. at least for this hour of the night.

if we let the cheese was the naked eye and lucy the deceased twice in the jazz it up i'm ninety to one hundred cranes in any occasion you get for two to fifty cents is rated ninety to one hundred centers of c two weeks the production increases twice please provide it is rather puzzling. classy meeting the citizens want and biotechnology methods they used it to steve. scientists cooperate with the cost of scientific centers in russia the usa china israel korea and japan. i wear. the board and this is one of its non traditional bullion banks and his han allver the world markete said he didoday t promote its beay products. it is. my follow up a committee that old site yet the falcon department of the problem at the end of our belt we can skim through the simple as chains of sleep has to be the steward. and the children to see what is out of the powers that go into this least half o all time. so because the eu. it was. saturday night a lovetory depicting the guy at the moment. first i have sometimes. spray on jeans yet have a theme it's not that it's on the science on that is get on the sa

i spoke with the lucy and now the review's publisher. dalgish, welcome. >> thank you. >> american journalist review was published for years and now it's a website. many people would say that's a failure. >> oh, no. many would say it's a new opportunity. the old model failed, no doubt about that. there was very little subscription or advertising revenue coming in. >> and a lot of magazines failed in the sense that they couldn't sustain that model. >> it was always a little bit different, though. you know, american journalism review and columbia journalism review had a fairly sizable philanthropy component to it, funding from foundations and individuals who wanted to promote journalism criticism. >> and why wasn't that enough to sustain it as a magazine? >> i think what the funders were telling me was that they wanted to see it evolve and change with the times. it didn't come out quickly enough. these days, if you wait even a week to respond to a major issue in journalism, you're behind the times. >> so coming out six times a year as you d

her sibling, the lucy, just came out of ces yesterday. and the interest has been tremendous. me tell you. so lucy, for example, has been distributed to more than 50 countries. domestically, we've shipped lucy to more than 100 retailers in our first year alone, 200,000 product. we initially started the concept in order to meet the demand of people living off the grid, on the grid but can't afford it or off the grid, would have access to electricity. they mostly live in africa, southeast asia and the caribbean. over 3 million people. as you can imagine, the domestic market is huge skl. we've done very well in japan and the u.s. and investors are really key to get involved. we're in the midst of rounding out our second capital raise. we've got commitments for $2.1 million, and we're looking to get another $1 million to $2 million in this round, and we'd love to get you interested as well as all of the audience. thank you. >> that is cool. can i see this for a second? >> thank you. >> do you guys want to see one also? okay. nice job, i think, but let's grade you from the panel. ok

can hear me to the violence in lucy can hear and i can hear you yes right yeah we're on live now and now. the fact is that there doesn't seem to be much change in stance from the u.s. isn't it despite the fact that the ukrainian government has appeared to make some sort of concession. well that's right i'm not much of a change in tone from the white house which has again threatened sanctions against ukraine if violence there. it's the white house spokesman jay carney have strongly condemned the fighting that had a rupture in kiev urging all sides of the conflict to move towards a peaceful resolution now pardon me adding an earlier statement made by the national security council spokesperson carney didn't blame ukraine's government for those tensions let's take a listen. now this increasing tension in ukraine is a direct consequence of the government failing to acknowledge that would give them a grievances of its people instead it is moved to weaken the foundations of ukraine's democracy by criminalizing peaceful protest and stripping civil society of politi

the result sees lucy kept off explains the absence of an agreement could leave afghanistan vulnerable to a major time a time receptions. after thirteen years in afghanistan washington is counting down together with our allies we will complete our mission there by the end of this year america's longest war will finally be over the bed and the war isn't the same as winning a one time it comes to afghanistan. peace is far from certain and a past that and he is there were not able to build the afghan security force of course is to be able to face the challenges and this in this country and to be a book and a future tilt confronted us the challenges and the baton of un forces and taliban fighters and al qaeda forces. and that our bond has been active in the past two weeks alone with the group has staged numerous attacks in kabul kandahar and ian ross month and domingo are in fact ministry of interior incident reports reveal clashes with talabani in a most of the eleven provinces bordering pakistan on the group also controls several districts in part one just a short ride from the country's

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its main blockers quit the coalition in protest at the umbrella organizations plans to attend the talks lucy caffein off as the story. that invitation a was a withdrawal by the united nation amid intense pressure from the united states and other allies of the u.s. although the much anticipated syria peace conference is still expected to take place that has been overshadowed by the rather bizarre diplomatic ping pong that's essentially unfolded since that invitation was issues now how did all of this play out on sunday by the u.n. secretary general basically announced that he is inviting iran to participate in any twenty second conference scheduled to take place in switzerland to come to a diplomatic solution over the syrian crisis he said that the iran needs to be a part of the solution it's a key regional player its interests are also involved in what's going on there and that is why bunty moon wanted to bring iran to the table now that decision sparked a confrontation with the united states the united kingdom and france it also angered the syrian opposition and saudi arabia which has been

the courtesy dough was extended to this delegation we happy with the oval you know if it comes to the lucy are not your normal there i'm not too many all wrinkle free six week so im very we are easy to make my skin though of course the guest of the french colonies so they felt different but the odyssey is that we are producing very good. we'll be upset at ease that vary to a whole the reception of parking. so i'll we s open at bq we. they have so many currency has very good reception. didn't they see us play away on the far end and then before we close out this segment of the program which is expected in the year two thousand fourteen there will be invited again. at least as a guest to the ideal during the ascent. i kill us said but he is a nice read the full sale of skates over it. so the other three units the next three years till sixty arcade that day you know that somebody is really for that i had my coffee and some in the gentle an overview of the few toe planned for my kale crusoe a local we're seeing more like two more practical things like this some kind of regional meeting. their

the situation is getting worse while just a small number of think things are changing for the better as artist lucy catherine off reports previous promises made in barack obama's key political address don't always been promises kept it. looking to put the toughest year of his presidency behind hamburger rock obama will deliver his sixth state of the union address to congress and the american people here in washington on tuesday yet again joe mystic issues are expected to take center stage as the president tries to pivot away from the controversies that march twenty thirty and now as the past few years have shown promises made are not always promises kept nearly every proposal the problem the president made last year from gun control to a minimum wage hike to immigration reform they all fell short warded by an uncooperative congress in last year's speech the president called for legislation to address gun violence a year later those proposals remain firmly stalled this as locked down schools and public violence row ever more familiar another broken promise no climate change bill and his twentieth ti

and i went back and did verify all of the things that lucy had said and a lot of it was in the caro books. there was also a letter that wasn't in the caro books, but we found it in our research that was written by one of the young cowboys. we put it on the payroll and he wrote to his father. this was 1871 now. i am the hero of this account. writing out with mrs. johnson a mouse in advance of the train, i shot a deer. if they were in front of us, that means that this was the most change in trend dangerous part of the trail drive. that she had done that. it said it when it was written about her that a liza bunton was gently reared, she was one of the southern women who was genteel that took to the frontier life like the heroine that she was. she often saw horses -- it depends near the house with airways sticking in their flanks. so she was another of the women that came forward. two other ones were women that presided over very famous ranches. the king ranch at one point was the largest ranch in the world. it started in texas with a hard drinking ship captain, richard king, who met this lov

if we let the cheese was the naked eye and lucy the deceased twice in the jazz it up i'm ninety to one hundred cranes in any occasion you get for two to fifty cent is rated ninety to one hundred centers of sleep the week. the production increases twice please reply to his brother was going the same reason that citizens want and biotechnology methods they used a dusty. scientists cooperate with the cost of scientific centers in russia the usa china israel korea and japan. i have. well that this is one of its non traditional bunny again thanks. it stands all over the world would be made to complete it today to promote its beauty products. my follow up a committee that sports idea that the baloch and department of the problem at the end of our belt we can skim through the simple as chains of sleep has to be a piece of work. and the children in samoa is out of the power. that the owners of this least half of all time. so because it has come the eu. saturday night a love story depicting the gang at the moment first i am sometimes. sigh on duty at the bank the midst of god that it's on the s

assassinations bombings and strikes on military targets have become an everyday reality for the population. lucy captain of looks into while seems to be thriving just by all the efforts to bring it down. it's a bone chilling video the man driving this s.u.v. is on a mission to kill as the truck barrels into an army base in yemen's szabo province a sickening act of terror is captured on film oh. oh oh god god more than fifty soldiers died that day but al qaeda went beyond simply claiming responsibility it released this video showing computer generated maps in preparation for the attack an interview with the bomber it even included english subtitles an al qaeda leader is then shown chiding a group of captured soldiers to know that you and the americans are missing trench the american drones are in the sky and are on the ground kind of in the arabian peninsula was formed in two thousand and nine. eight into a breeding ground for some of the most high profile plans to attack the united states in response a steady barrage of the u.s. hellfire missiles but the shaba attack revealed a group that's stil

the upper classes and servants. how close is it it to reality. lucy lethbridge is the author of "servants - downstairs britain", how close is "downtown abbey" to real life. let's start with the servants. in a state like "downtown abbey," there would have been a lot more servants. >> i think for the purposes of drama it's necessary to cut the cast otherwise we'd be confused. there would be eight how's maids, and there would be far more younger servants learning on the job. i think it's necessary to keep the narrative, that you keep the number down a bit. >> is the relationship between the masters and the servants accurate. i am sure it varied from household to household. there's friendship, and at other times big distance. >> it's characteristic of the mysterious relationship. when the home is the workplace, then all sorts of rather set rules that apply in the contracts if you work in a factory or institution don't apply when you work in someone's home or if you have someone working in your home, and in the case of those old servanted edwardian househo

he's saying. ♪ you sound so good to me >>> and though this sounds good to us, the "pretty little liars" going country. lucy hit single. >>> she's got the moves, the young dancing sensation burning up the web. beyonce, so bowled over, she instagramed it. hundreds of thousands of people watching now. little charlize is here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> and charlize glass, there she is. she's a 12-year-old internet dancing sensation. she's popping it. she's moving. she's grooving. we are thrilled to have her showing off her moves in times square for the entire hour. >> i like the way she did that good morning, america. she's really got it. >> got a little charisma. >> yeah, she does. you're listening to deejay rob on this deejay friday. there he is in the control room. i'm not sure exactly what he's playing. >> he is the official deejay for the chicago bulls, but he is a saints fan. i want to be on the record that he is a saints fan. >> did you understand we may have had a holiday party last night, and so for the folks in the control room with the strobe lights and the deejay like three fe

one that i came to have the same and justdespair, about charlielked brown and lucy and the football. eventually you have to say to lucy, somebody else is going to hold the football. it is time for somebody else to hold the football. and i believe more than just sexual assault cases, but in all felonies, it would be civilian crimes. so that we are not creating courts that are unique to this issue. rangelowing for a wider with all civilian felonies that .re not military crimes let me say that chaplains, at god,est, serve each, our but care for the humanity of the service members that we encounter. that is our ultimate and most precious charge, the humanity of the people we serve with. in the most them inhumane of all possible circumstances. the doma -- demonic domain of war. -- the demonic domain of four. i placed the in unity of sexual abuse -- it affects everyone who is engaged by it. we cannot put an end to war. we have tried. it has been part of the message from isaiah and amos until today. but we might be able to put an end to sexual abuse and harassment of our men and women in the

you will see what the old rules of the company's of the businesses than that lucy is eighteen percent the russians who are the owners of the business so confidence is low. does this pose a threat to the latvian state this kind of numbers you get the members not. and we are democratic. was that he isn't might be personally i don't have. the other option was that i should submit it. it is though the state of emotions from the ip addresses from russia the europeans. misty the same as me. if you love somebody of them openly cuckoo collette said bill bailey was the south hall the petition the u seventeen and blue. will will come back here that hewitt was inside because as grumpy which ridiculed the difference. if you have a couple of pretty and all practically the leader of the democracy that will free them so cole sings of political freedoms freedom of movement freedom of speech. if you don't iron the main singers also could open the connection the movies alone exploring a few tips for those viewers who will be visits and we get to ski at the last ten capsule boasts the largest collection

refusing to sign a security pact which would permit american soldiers to remain in the fragile state what is artie's lucy catherine off explains the absence of an agreement could leave afghanistan vulnerable to a major taliban resurgence after thirteen years in afghanistan washington is counting down together with our allies we will complete our mission bear by the end of this year and america's longest war will finally be over. but ending a war isn't the same as winning one when it comes to afghanistan peace is far from certain and up past ten years they were not able to build afghan security for forces to be able to face the challenges and this country and to be able in the future to confront the challenges and the taliban forces and the taliban fighters and al-qaeda and the taliban have been active in the past two weeks alone the group has staged numerous attacks in kabul kandahar nimrods helmont and nangarhar are in fact ministry of interior incident reports reveal clashes with the taliban in a most of the eleven provinces bordering pakistan the group also controls several districts in par one just a

the money to do the maintenance. >> reporter: the overdue repairs across the royal estate are estimated at about $80 million. lucy, london. >>> a murder case in cincinnati ended in a courtroom brawl. the brother of the murder victim began fighting with the brother of the accused killer on monday. the fight broke out when the alleged killer was preparing to plead guilty to a reduced charge. >>> and clovis, new mexico, is trying to recover from an invasion of all things, tumble wooed. tumbleweed as high as 20 feet tall are blocking several houses trapping people inside their homes. 60-mile-an-hour winds blew the tumbleweed in on sunday and hopefully they'll blow it back out. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," vice president joe biden on reaction to the state on the union address. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. lease this 2014 cadillac srx for around

they blamed the recent violence on another al qaeda splinter group. we go to our regional correspondent, lucy. she's in beirut. let's start with the chemical weapons shipment. do we know how much of syria's chemical arsenal has been removed? prohibition of chemical weapons and those who are in charge of trying to put into control these chemical weapons, they have said it is a small number of containers that contain the most toxic of the waste being shipped back here. they did not say what sort of percentage the total arsenal this is. this operation is the most toxic of syria's chemicals. these are those that are being shipped out. these will arrive in italy. they will be taken by u.s. navy basil -- navy vessel. they will be treated and neutralized in international waters. important part is expected to be finished by the middle of this year. there has been a delay because of the very bad winter over the -- the very bad weather over the winter. >> you mentioned the fighting in the situation on the ground is ever more complicated inside syria. now the rebels are calling for a cease-fire among th

with stergeon and not likely to win beauty contest but their eggs are the expensive delicacy long consumed by czars, movie stars and lucyquality control queen of the company. >> some people say they don't eat it but i do. >> reporter: the stergeon propheting from the fall of caspien sea caviar and that changed when the soviet union collapsed. >> there was rampid poaching and money did not flow back in and the quality of the caviar went down and now they say it is almost extent in the caspian sea. >> reporter: it takes 8-12 years for them to mature and grow in the really big guys like these. sturgeon have been swimming on the earth for 250 million years, that is long before the dinosaurs appeared on the planet and much longer before human gourmets developed a taste for their delectible eggs. how long do they live? >> nobody knows how long but 80-100 years but some scientists think 4, 500 years or beyond. >> reporter: and hooked in california a century ago weighed 800 kilograms and about as much as a volkswagen beetle and the water must be carefully filtered and painstakingly purified and monitored and each jar of caviar

the fast lane road swing to the un committee on the mites that aisle. lucy delegation in geneva to defend itself against allegations that irks me to bring the thousands of children and protecting the paedophile priests. news was welcomed to leave geese victims. i think it's time for for the church to stop the secrecy. the day that i viewed the church puts too much that its limitation before i did the themes and know the pain of this abuse to legally carry so that's why it was so excited when i heard about this final. a meeting between about the camera and a visiting me and a new land the chance to experience nature abuse crimes committed around the world must be dealt with by authorities in individual countries. some of the cast and a double polls today for the nice catch them. it involves the cd keys east in different lands. then we stayed up to the times said in his stool by up to the competency to prosecute the end of two cloned and them that they can proceed to get these times. these are all due apologies to all of these land. the church of religious mov

not likely to win any beauty contests, but their briny eggs are the exquisite and extensive delicacy consumed by tsars, movie stars and lucyell min, the quality control queen. >> i lot of people can't say they eat caviar for a living. >> californian caviar is a booming business. for decades russia and iran produced 95% of the world's caviar. that all changed when the soviet union collapsed. that's what the fish farm manager says. >> there's poaching, money didn't flow into supporting the hatchery system. the quality of the caviar went down. they overfished the caspian sea to the point where it's functionally commercially extinct. sturgeon starts out at small fry making endless circles. it takes eight to 12 years for them to mature and grow into the big guys. >> sturgeon have been swimming around on arth for 250 million years, long before the dinosaurs appeared on the planet and longer before human gourmets developed a taste for their eggs. >> how long do the sturgeon live. >> nobody knows how long they'll live. 80 to 100 years. there are scientists that think 400-500 or beyond. is sturgeon weighed 800 kilograms, as much as

we had the ambassador at large lucy of the tip office, trafficking person's office.gave compelling testimony as to huge super bowl, world cup, other venues for sports being magnets. obviously the state police, the attorney general, both from new jersey and new york, are proactively trying to mitigate this problem. it's a huge problem. we enable the traffickers -- >> i want to believe you. it's horrifying. i hear people like the phoenix police spokesperson that said after 2008 we did not notice an increase or anything out of the ordinary. in 2006 after the world cup the international organization for migration did a study on prostitution and said all data strongly indicates an increase in human trafficking during and after world cup did not occur. i've got all sorts of other citations from police in 2011. wait a second. dallas super bowl, 59 people arrested for prostitution crimes. 2011, 68 prostitution related events, two of whom related to trafficking. last year's game in new orleans, 85 arrests, two of whom trafficking. like i said, i want to believe you've got the

and the men he actually asked lucy has got backing from the beach it's called military ability to run for presidency the supreme council the un forces has given its got hit for us anfield boss to let you know let go penthouse easy to run the tops of what is going to happen next. only the pill linking her to join them. i love you. the picture to the beach. it got too get down from it i'm proud that i don't know i'm only on the bbq and the presidential race at the end. our only vacation the point change in direction any ppp you are likely to be back within the next day. i mean that the company into the match american brother had twenty of the comic book being too hot out here. legally the pink dp mainly affecting the country with the campaign scoring potential. i don't really know any of the theory of pandas and i think in jakarta pt shots back at the air with laundry cooking reading and thinking we'll go or keep the army or get to sleep thinking that i can retire it can be very difficult for any other potential candidates to campaign against him. essence of the recording this entire as

the cademy award nominated director director of the woman yeah listening yeah lucy walker made the film and told me the cloning thomas is more than just snowboarding right it is about you and your brother yeah you know it's about the film is so much more than snowboarding and you know it's kind of a great great explanation of you know what is possible when you're knocked down you know at the bottom i mean you saw that clip of how bad i was and then you know my family was there for me and you know my friends have been there for me and just like what will happen when you have the right support team in the right help to come back in you can really recover from anything shaun white was a competitor of yours right yeah man shot we we battled it out there and we're that in here he has been with you and i used to change our relationship with him yeah i mean shon are still friends in you know he is so good at what he does this movie has spawned the love your brain campaign what is the use of the love shared on yeah so kind of this is where my kind of life has moved to and you know and i think t

lucy the beagle, smells chicken from that oven, and works out a way to get her paws on it. >> would you all like to be forgiven for your sins? >> reporter: over in butte, pastor tim hurries things along. >> there's some bread and wine up here on the table. do feel free to help yourself. >> reporter: while over in germany, these polar bear twins open their eyes for the first time and the first thing they see -- mama's big face. and in texas, a daredevil biker gets this view, riding across the bows of the bridge. the cops were not amused. back in butte, 50 seconds in, pastor tim is wrapping it up. >> go in peace to love and serve the lord. >> reporter: that was the "instant index." i'm nick watt. >> i'm outta here! >>> and up next tonight -- into the time machine of our lives. a milestone, a big one for one of tv's biggest families. can you sing the theme song? with our "persons of the week." >> the weekend comes -- the weekend comes -- >> and? he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk o

message for somebody who has 11,000 volumes of sherlock holmes including one in inuit, the eskimo language? >> lucytorian tale to modern day new york. are you the first tattooed sherlock holmes? >> well, i don't know about that. i haven't seen the others naked. >> well, everyone else has. >> lies the key toe my release. whether it's robert downey, junior. >> good morning. >> benedict comberbatch in the bbc-tv show sherlock. >> or actually mr. miller himself. >> you didn't say why -- today's sherlock is pushing all kinds of boundaries. lucy plays holmes' partner, dr. joan watson. that might be a step too far. >> they can criticize all they want it's not going to change the situation. i'm not going to get any kind of sex change any time soon. it's going to stay where it is in our fifth year something may happen. >> that wouldn't phase the fans in atlanta. most of them met in cyberspace. on sites like, the baker street babes, always 1895, that are holmes and gardens. the proceed proprietor of "where's sherlock" naturally she hosted the costume contest. >> >> these people that know how passionate you a

the dinner conversation did not cover football. peyton spent time with his 7-month-old niece lucy. the first time peyton has met his niece. eli said lucy spent a good deal of time in peyton's arms. they ate healthy. >> there are some interesting side bets floating around like what kind of hat will bruno mars wear. there are odds on a hat w. a fur hat 7-2. another one, will richard sherman get a taunting penalty. odds are 4-1 the answer is yes. in other words, if you bet he is going to misbehave you get four times what you bet. not bad. odds 7-2 the announcers will say marijuana on the air. colorado and washington the two states in the nation that legalized marijuana so some people calling this the stoner bowl. here's one. 9ers are familiar with. will the power go out during the game? the odds are 20-1. that it will. remember when that happened. >> i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a busy lady this week. look at that rain coming on down. >> this is going to catch some people by surprise. we are so happy to be waking up with conditions like this. typically it's li

city years ago she volunteered to sing on stage to the cause of all that has divided lucy months. come on are the most apparent in over the system. she wanted to tears and she's kicking hard spirits high the thinking man seems on tv in addition she was coming. another bonus. to the senate to produce a musical together. the game the girls come to life with the sea. these experiences are so important will be carried so much pain inside and i think they need special moments to believe it that the musical fifteen pieces. why does the stricken areas of people who can hold or is it. not all. i miss the who greets you and the youngsters who don't know about the dust. to listen to stories about past spring and i. available in the city this is the news goes most good looking and it seems though. is that. i love . it was. the onions. it supports and applause will encourage the girls tremendously. i hope that this experience will make you stronger. if you increase your confidence in their everyday diet coke the musuem was halted the distance to a community of people who can resume the vehicle

the business of the affair with lucy merser. we don't know much about what happened in the relationship. what we know is basically -- the family the roosevelt side of the family. there are a number of cousins of eleanor that didn't care for eleanor very much and said lots of things behind about that relationship. don't quite know what happened. there was a relationship no doubt about that. certainly eleanor was hurt. when he became ill. she came to his side and was there at months. she performed the role of the nurse. okay. she did that for him. i think once he began his process, his long-term process of physical rehabilitaion, which often took him away from home. especially after he started to go down -- also involved trips downtown ocean in florida. he was gone a lot. i think she decide she was going embark on her own life. she became a teacher. she got a job in new york city. and became active in politics. it was off said at the time and said since eleanor helped her huh. she was her husband's -- [inaudible] she was powerful f

the figures mean. >> gosh, i feel a little bit like charlie brown and lucy where he goes to get the football and sheakes it away. we get something like that. >> bring it back. >> right. a lifetime employment. it was disappointing. we had bad weather a couple of weeks ago. remember it was also bad in december. that depressed the hiring, in construction particularly. >> over all, when you look at the economy, there are a lot of good signs and bad signs. it is not just one month, but a little bit of that. >> most of the numbers have been on the upside. consumption has been picking up. especially my the well-off. they have got a trillion dollars worth of household wealth. they are starting to spend more on capital investment. overseas it is looking better. the numbers have been looking good. people were hoping that we would get this escape velocity. >> is the velocity last week. >> rocket. >> the announcement on friday was that they would appoint stanley fischer as the vice chair of the fed. what does this mean for the fed? >> he is a real heavyweight. >> bernanke is a professor. it was a crisis fighter

the american reaction from lottie's. she joins me live from washington d.c. lucy we've seen the ukrainian government making some concessions now so why is the u.s. still condemning the way that it's handling the crisis and putting yet more rhetorical pressure on it. well the u.s. secretary of state did call for an end to the violence but it shouldn't interestingly worded statements actually take a listen to the secretary of state's remarks john kerry at the moment let's take a listen. to your. we are working with our partners the government of ukraine. drift the concerns. that i literally just. the efforts. working with president. to try to achieve you know move in this direction in the next days we will stand with the people of ukraine. so there you heard john kerry saying the u.s. will stand with the people of ukraine similar in fact more strongly worded a reaction here in washington on capitol hill we saw a joint statement from a bipartisan group of senators led by john mccain also pinning the blame directly on the government of ukraine now in that statement th

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>> guest: my father had bought a small home and so i grew up watching a lot of the i love lucy and i fell in love fast. so i was quite taken the american culture and the cultural aspects of it. and when i finally ended up at georgetown university, i fell in love with the american dream and the founding fathers. because as someone who is a palestinian, i never did really enjoy the security of absolute citizenship. we were very much at the whim of working permits and visas. so i took this very much to heart, the value is of the american dream and the protection and it has been a wonderful story cents. >> host: and you must have fallen in love with your husband because you married him. >> guest: that is right. we first met at the washington harbor a sexy you are not an arranged marriage? >> guest: know, no one in my family has had an arranged marriage. my grandmother wore a bathing suit and swim way back when and we come from a long line of progressive women. >> host: some time to do an examination of your life going to school, falling in love, having two beautiful children, living in ma

the figures mean. >> gosh, i feel a little bit like charlie brown and lucy where he goes to get the football and sheakes it away. every time i tell you where the economy is about to take off, we get something like this. >> bring it back. >> right. a lifetime employment. it was disappointing. there was some impact from the bad weather. we had bad weather a couple of weeks ago. remember, it was also bad in december. that depressed the hiring, in construction particularly. taking that into account, it was a bad month. >> overall, when you look at the economy, there are a lot of good signs and bad signs. it is not just one month, but a little bit of conflict. to me the bad first. -- tell me the bad first. >> most of the numbers have been on the upside. consumption has been picking up. especially among the well-off. dollars -- trillion $8 trillion worth of household wealth. they are starting to spend more on capital investment. overseas it is looking better. the numbers have been looking good. that's why this jobs report was disappointing. people were hoping that we would get this escape velocity. >> sud