in the white house but roosevelt admired theodore roosevelt very much. he was the domestic reformer, energetic, active man who was interested in all kinds of things and roosevelt was especially interested in his having been assistant secretary of the navy. that was the first big event in roosevelt's young life that he remembered. roosevelt had no idea he had become assistant secretary of the navy himself. he was bored by wealth practice. he had graduated from harvard. he had gone into law practice in new york city, it was pushing paper, it was boring, the first year he got no pay at all. it was like being an apprentice. then he got a small salary. but no interest at all. he wanted to do something else. fortuitously, along came an opportunity in politics. he hadn't fought it. even though he admired his uncle ted and what his uncle ted had done i don't think he thought of a political career for himself. but the democratic party in this part of new york state needed a candidate for state senate. they had done and it didn't look like the president could -- t

theodore lorigo mug shot from the past shows appearance can change dramatically. school staff members leadershipped of the status after other members in the community spotted him at churches and synagogues dressed as a woman. >> i didn't see him dressed as a woman but people who did said they were shocked to hear he was a man. it is frightening way of preceding and a good reminder to be cautious. >>> police say if theodore lorigo wants to be identified as a female he has not taken legal steps to do so and will be in court next week. if you have any information about the suspect get in touch with sunnyvale police. >>> thank you, new this morning, belmont police say that a 16-year-old autistic team has reunited with his family after reported missing last night. according to investigators, a citizen spotted tyler simmons around 6:30 in sap -- san carlos much he has the mental capacity of an eight yearly they were concerned for his safety. he was reported missing from belmont but was found safe in neighboring san carlos. >> san francisco police arrested a man in the d

he was reasonably close to theodore. in fact, when he was about to be married to his fifth cousin once removed, eleanor, he was actually closely related to theodore van allen r. theater offered to have said mary in the white house. they rejected that idea and they were not married in the white house. roosevelt admired theodore roosevelt very much. he was a domestic reform or, an energetic, active man who is interested in all kinds of things that roosevelt was especially interested in his having an assistant secretary of the navy. that was the first big event in roosevelt's young wife that he really remembered. roosevelt had no idea he had become assistant secretary of the navy himself. he was bored by law practice. he graduated from harvard. he had gone into the pack is of new york city. it was boring. it was pushing paper. in fact, the first year he got no pay at all. then he got a small salary. it was of no interest at all to him. he wanted to do something else. fortuitously, all i keep an opportunity in politics. even

. >> nobody has seen anybody like theodore kaczynski. >> the hunt for the unabomber. next. >>> a simple sketch was almost all investigators had to go on. the facial features were distinct, but the head was cloaked by a hood. and the eyes obscured by aviator sunglasses. for more than 17 years, he operated without restraint. in all that time, no one knew who he was or how exactly he chose his targets. even his victims remained in the dark until he struck. >> i had never heard of the unabomber before i was injured. i had learned about the existence of the unabomber two days after i came home from the hospital. >> february 20th, 1987. an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake city. police and emergency personnel respond to a report of an explosion outside cam's computer services. owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumb

when theodore lorigo entered south peninsula hebrew day school the staff said he did what he could to fit in has been convicted of kidnapping a child with the intent to commit lewd acts. the school staff learned of his status after other members of the community saw him pleasuring at churches and sin galvestons and three was arrested after setting foot on school property. >> it is a violation of the sex registration laws that he is responsible for. he was placeed under arrest. >> there are cameras and a gate to secure campus. everything worked but it feels too close for comfort. >> we are told his theodore lorigo record spans decades. we covered the 1994 arrest where he kidnapped a nine-year-old girl and tried to abduct two other girls if san jose. anyone with information about theodore lorigo should call sunnyvale police. >>> we 12 hours away from president obama's "state of the union" address with the major theme of the address is jobs and the economy. our reporter is in the newsroom with what we have listened about the speech. katie marzullo? >> president obama will announce he wil

nobody has seen anybody like theodore kaczynski. c explore what's new.ories or less on our lighter fare menu. enjoy fresh tossed. go fish. and try our new rosemary garlic chicken at olive garden. >>> by the time the unabomber claims his third fatality, his bombs have become more effective. and investigators still have no idea who is responsible. but with the death of gilbert murray of the california forestry association, the case suddenly takes a surprising turn. >> within days, the unabomber sent letters to several people and claimed credit for the murray bombing and started talking about the notion that the terrorist group fc is going to send out a manifesto. and wants "the new york times" or "the washington post" to publish that manifesto. and if, in fact they do, the fc will desist from committing terrorist acts. >> two months later, the unabomber sends a 35,000 word manuscript to "the new york times," "the washington post," and bob gucion at "penthouse" magazine among others. it becomes known as the unabomber manifesto. >> there were many people tha

theodore roosevelt, william taft, the golden age of journalism. . an ambitious topic there. great to have you here. great. to have this book. i'm early into it it. i'll finish b it by the 2016 campaign but that's only because i'm a slow reader. there's a tender neness in your approach to the subject, to the writing, to the treatment of them as men, as husbands, as fathers. i was feeling inadequate about comparing myself to theodore roosevelt's father. >> i think what happened because of my experience with lyndon johnson, watching him at a vulnerable stage at his life where he opened up to me in ways he wouldn't have if i hadn't known him. i began to feel empathetic. from then on that privilege of working with johnson made me want to choose subjects that i would basically like and respect so i could feel empathetic. i loved living with teddy roosevelt. the most fascinating character. taft, i began to feel more empathetic towards him. it's a way to make them come alive through the stories of their lives. i'm with them day after day for seven years in this case. >> there is lif

theodore lorigo is known to dress as a female. anyone with information is asked to call sunnyvale police. >>> we are more than 12 hours away from president obama's "state of the union" address and major news overnight about what it will include including a change to the memorial wage. >> president obama has declared this a year of action and taking action in the speech, the president will announce he is increasing the minimum wage if federal employees and president obama will sign an executive order setting the minimum wage for federal contractor workers at $10.10 an hour. it is now $7.25 which will only apply to future federal contracts including janitor and construction workers and people in food service will be affected but it does not set the tone for compromise, some say. >> he will bring up increase the minimum wage and immigration and unemployment benefits all things that democrats are unanimous on and all split the republican party right down the middle. >> the president expresses frustration with some of the things that h

theodore lorigo has a rap sheet spanning several decades. we covered him back then and cornell bernard will have more on that at 5:00. >> oakland police are investigating a fail shooting that happened at 9:00 last night in a parking lot near walgreens at high and porter streets. the victim was rushed to the hospital and died this morning. police say there have been no arrests and they have in details on a suspect or possible motive. >>> concerns parents got together to discuss the possible sexual battery of a six-year-old girl. the parents discussed the incident at the east bay school. police say it is unclear what happened and they do not have any information on the nature of the possible battery. they do have detectives looking into claims. >> water restrictions will go in effect for 2.5 million customers in san francisco. the public utilities commission will scale for a 10 percent voluntary reduction in water use. abc7 news has more now on the unhappy reaction from restaurant owners. >> that will hurt you? >> it will not help the situatio

a grandson of theodore roosevelt, and head of the cia -- early head of the cia's middle east division, thus his field command in 1953. a coup which, of course, is a sort of -- a classic case of blowback. it might have averted a cold war crisis at the time, but it led to later to years of u.s.-iranian hostility. so i guess right away, even before i started out, i had two questions. first of which was: what was the cia doing funding this proarab, antizionist group, not perhaps one would expect the cia to be doing, and why was kim roosevelt the enemy of -- or known as the enemy of nationalism in iran, why was he backing this group which, among other things, advocated for arab nationalists like the egyptian master. well, i did a lot of research in government records, not so much the cia's own records because they are-remain classified or destroyed, but if you snoop around in other records, especially the state department and go to british public records as well, you can learn a surprising amount of information about cia operations in this period. collections of private papers, and intervi

investigators say theodore lorigo. who dresses as a woman. walked onto the sunnyvale hebrew day school campus. back in december. school employees recognized him and called police. officers arrested him monday. and this morning police want anyone who's had recent contact with lorigo.to contact them. >>james:and update now to a story we first brought you over the weekend. a deadly stabbing at a san jose birthday party. and now twin brothers are now under arrest ? 18 year old anh and duc tong - are being charged with murder, in the death of richard phan. police say, the incident happened outside a house on suncrest avenue. while phan and others were celebrating his girlfriend's birthday early sunday morning. phan was a college senior majoring in biological science at san jose state. police would not elaborate on what may have led to the fight. nor would they say whether the victim and suspects knew each other. we have new video of avalanches in alaska that have cut off all traffic to an alaskan town. officials are urging nearby residents to evac

rule of the shah and as we just heard he was sort of an american aristocats and the grandson of theodore roosevelt and head of the cia middle east division of his command in 1953. which is of course a classic case of blowback and it that might have averted a crisis at the time and this includes the u.s. and iranian hostility and i guess right away even before i started out i had two questions. first of which was what was the cia doing funniness pro-arab anti-zionist group, not what someone would expect the cia to be doing and why was kim roosevelt known as the enemy of nationalism and around and he backlist and among other things advocated for arab nationalists and i did a lot of research and government records and not so much the cia's own records because they either remain classified or have been destroyed. but if you sneak around those in the state department with public records as well for me when a surprising amount of information about this during this time and private papers and interviews with surviving intelligence officers of the day as well as family members of my main charact

theodore roosevelt saved the grand canyon. can't tell people you're going to use executive power and not use it. you'll be called out on it. he fought for gun control. he got the public into it. couldn't do it in congress. i would look at places where he could sign a lot of presidential proclamations and let the chips fall where they may. >> in speaking about who used executive authority, cleveland was the last president to use as many executive orders as obama. these used to be bipartisan issues and every single one of them got shut down in large part by the republican party. so to -- to a large degree, if not entirely, the reason that we have come to this place is because there's nobody to work with in congress on issues that didn't used to be divisive. >> these are bipartisan issues. there is bipartisanship. look at increase in minimum wage. 48% of republicans want to see a substantial increase in the minimum wage. really part of the issue here is whether leadership is responsive to its own constituents. >> doug, in terms o

theodore miller >> james mccray junior building inspection commission. >> all right. >> do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies foreign and domestic that i will bear true faith and alliance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california that i take this obligation freely without any mental restoration or purpose of evaluation and i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties about which i'm about to enter and during the time as i hold the office of for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations and thank you very much >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping) >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike

theodore miller >> james mccray junior building inspection commission. >> all right. >> do solemnly swearat i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies foreign and domestic that i will bear true faith and alliance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california that i take this obligation freely without any mental restoration or purpose of evaluation and i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties about which i'm about to enter and during the time as i hold the office of for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations and thank you very much >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping) today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy

. >> thanks theodore. >> is a samantha, he's so much more evolved than i am. >> you know what is interesting to be so worried about not having a bod body but i truly love it. i'm growing in a way i couldn't if i had a physical form. i'm not limited. can i be anywhere and everywhere simultaneously. i'm not tethered to time and space if a way that i would be if i was stuck in a body that is inevitably going to die. >> jon: i've been on those dates. please welcome scarlett johansson. [cheers and applause] nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> jon: thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: i really, really, really love this movie. it's a rare creation. you and joaquin and spike, you put together really a beautiful project. >> thank you, thank you. it's something that, you know, i came in the post production part of it. so i really didn't get to see any of the filming. i wasn't really a part of that but i think in some ways it sort of worked for me, you know, as a -- creatively because i had such an intimate experience working with joaquin and spike outside of that and it cr

theodore miller >> james mccray junior building inspection commission. >> all right. >> do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies foreign and domestic that i will bear true faith and alliance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california that i take this obligation freely without any mental restoration or purpose of evaluation and i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties about which i'm about to enter and during the time as i hold the office of for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations and thank you very much >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping)

theodore miller >> james mccray junior building inspection commission. >> all right. >> do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies foreign and domestic that i will bear true faith and alliance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california that i take this obligation freely without any mental restoration or purpose of evaluation and i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties about which i'm about to enter and during the time as i hold the office of for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations and thank you very much >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping) >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a

theodore holford with the yale school of public health, thank you for your time today?my pleasure. >> all right. let's turn to weather with rebecca because i walked out earlier today in shirt sleeves. it wasn't bad at all. five, six days earlier, we were at record low temperatures? yes. new york 507 degrees. the pacific northwest is getting slammed with wind gusts, 56 miles an hour, up to 60 miles an hour, even at great falls montana. see the storm right now. it is moving on shore. if you were at the divisional playoffs with the seahawks and new orleans saints in seattle, you are getting hammered with rain and wind and the wind is now gusting about 30, 35 miles an hour, and we will get, eventually, a break in the way of the rain. it will turn to rain showers but the snow is coming down for the mountains. it's going to continue pushing eastward. the snow, the rain, the wind. right now, we have 37 mile per hour gusts. 4 for hquan. the went gusts have died down. now, we've got wind gusts between 35 to 40 miles an hour, howling through seattle and portland, both seattle and

theodore has been dressing as a woman, he showed up at a school, and that day he looked like a man. the headmaster said he was interested in the sunnyville school for his kids, but perspective families usually make appointments in advance for that. he was asked to leave. >> once he was confronted by the leaders of the school he left on his own. and i think that is what people like this do. they look for the weak links. he didn't find that with us. >>> according to the megan's law website, he has been a registered sex offender since 2001 because he kidnapped a child under the age of 14. he was registered for being a registered sex registered sex offender on school property. >>> sergeant tom smith was accidentally shot by another officer while they were searching an apartment in dublin. the public is invited to pay their respects tonight from 7:00 to u u9d 00 at chapel of the chimes church. tomorrow a funeral will be held at 10:00. >>> reservoirs drying up in the south bay, new proposals to conserve water during the drought. >> and the british royal family gets a stern warning, why th

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---"theodore lorigo" de 42 aÑos es un delincuente sexual registrado que suele vestirse de mujer... en una escuela de sunnyvale en diciembre de 2013 y al momento de su detencion le fue decomisada una identificacion falsa... ---el sujeto se encuentra detenido en la carcel del condado de santa clara. blanca --fueron arrestados hoy unos gemelos como sospechosos de apuÑalar a un estudiante de la universidad de san jose. vo --la policia indico que "anh" y "duc tong" de 18 aÑos de edad, atacaron a "richard panh" durante la fiesta de cumpleaÑos de su novia al este de san jose. --al parecer, el joven recibio las mortales heridas cuando intentaba separar una pelea. --testigos indicaron a la policia que por su parecido, no saben cual de los hermanos cometio el homicidio, sin embargo... ambos enfrentan cargos de homicidio. stop open cesar ---el jefe de la policia de bart, dio a conocer el nombre del oficial que disparo mortalmente contra su compaÑero "tommy smith" mientras efectuaban un operativo el 21 de enero pasado... take vo ---se trata del detective "michael maes" un veterano de 26 aÑos y

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but president obama's got to channel franklin roosevelt and theodore roosevelt. so what if the republicans don't like it? so what if it goes to the courts? many times, theodore roosevelt did things and it got challenged in courts years later after he was out of the white house. he's got to mean it. he's got to let people know that he's going to fight for a couple of key things, and it looks like it's the minimum wage for $10.10. >> yeah, that appears to be the case. politico had this age progression of the president taken from prior state of the union addresses here. and, listen, we all age. none of us look like we did in 2009, but people try to get a glimpse of the impact the job has had on him through some of these photographs. as he looks back at this state of the union address, and you've written about him, and you know in great detail his thinking here, how do you believe this president is approaching this state of the union address? >> it's a good question. i mean, first off, he's in great physical shape. but i've been a little concerned about, say, his las

>>reporter: when theodore entered south peninsula hebrew day schools he did what he could to fit in.ed him away because they say something just didn't feel right. >> which of dress. way presenting himself. the way he was groomed it's really instan instant. >>reporter: turns out he's a registered sex offender convicted of kidnapping a child with the intent to commit lewd lascivious act. school staff members learned of the status after other members in the community saw him lurking in churches and sin goling going. investigators arrested him for stepping foot open school property. >> it's a violation of the sex registration laws. that he is responsible for. and he's placed under arrest for it. >>reporter: the criminal record span decades. ab can c 7 covered the 1994 arrest in which police say he kidnapped a 9-year-old girl and tried to abduct 2 other girls in santee neighborhood of san jose. parents at south peninsula hebrew day school knowing he came close to their children is unsettling. >> security camera in schools. there's a xwaivt. it's secure campus. so everything worked but it

>>reporter: when theodore entered south peninsula hebrew day schools he did what he could to fit in. yet they still turned him away because they say something just didn't feel right. >> which of dress. way presenting himself. the way he was groomed it's really instan instant. >>reporter: turns out he's a registered sex offender convicted of kidnapping a child with the intent to commit lewd lascivious act. school staff members learned of the status after other members in the community saw him lurking in churches and sin goling going. investigators arrested him for stepping foot open school property. >> it's a violation of the sex registration laws. that he is responsible for. and he's placed under arrest for it. >>reporter: the criminal record span decades. ab can c 7 covered the 1994 arrest in which police say he kidnapped a 9-year-old girl and tried to abduct 2 other girls in santee neighborhood of san jose. parents at south peninsula hebrew day school knowing he came close to their children is unsettling. >> security camera in schools. there's a xwaivt. it's secure campus. so every

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theodore six plates. stocks. good news what's next for the central african republic. susan joy and cheer on the streets and sunday. after the interim president resigns. violence in bangkok. the gunman opens fire at an anti government rally that as thailand's political saga grinds on. and as cheesy progress down the path to democracy within the prime minister. once that was left behind by the end of spring. as the headline start from spank at thanks for joining us. first it's over it's over the words of one man following the double resignation of central african republic's leaders under intense diplomatic pressure me still get to be a step down on friday during a special regional summit and that the president came under fire for failing to end sectarian fighting that crippled the country for months. prime minister he cannot stand again. also calling it quits. it appears that relations hampering any efforts to tackle the violence frosting cats and james andres in the capital bondi. he brings us the latest. wilson says the announcement of the mission to produce the resig

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>>reporter: when theodore entered south peninsula hebrew day schools he did what he could to fit in.way because they say something just didn't feel right. >> which of dress. way presenting himself. the way he was groomed it's really instan instant. >>reporter: turns out he's a registered sex offender convicted of kidnapping a child with the intent to commit lewd lascivious act. school staff members learned of the status after other members in the community saw him lurking in churches and sin goling going. investigators arrested him for stepping foot open school property. >> it's a violation of the sex registration laws. that he is responsible for. and he's placed under arrest for it. >>reporter: the criminal record span decades. ab can c 7 covered the 1994 arrest in which police say he kidnapped a 9-year-old girl and tried to abduct 2 other girls in santee neighborhood of san jose. parents at south peninsula hebrew day school knowing he came close to their children is unsettling. >> security camera in schools. there's a xwaivt. it's secure campus. so everything worked but it just fee

authorities say, theodore lorigo. who dresses as a woman. walked onto the sunnyvale hebrew day school campus. back in december. after school employees identified lorigo. authorities arrested him. he is being held at santa clara county jail. >> the president is expected to highlight his plans for a "year of action" in tonight's state of the union speech. andrew spencer reports lawmakers are expecting the president to press congress on the minimum wage and immigration reform, among other issues. >> president barack obama will step up for his speech and some lawmakers expect that stashed >> we or ward wealth more than worth. >> increasing the minimum wage, the was something about emigration. >> immigration reform and the minimum wage will carry on from his 2013 speech. >> it expresses fofrustration. we finally have a budget. >> 2014 is a your action. >> it is time to restore opportunity. >> he will try to do executive orders. >> he should use every tool available to him. >> i have a pen, and i have a phone. that is all that i need. >> they will

. >> also, you've completed a film or a long series about the roosevelt, eleanor, franklin, theodore.nd i was just thinking, you know, california has its own sort of interesting family, the brown family. >> indeed. >> jerry and pat. is there any thought of doing anything on that? >> of course! if i was given 1,000 years to live, i wouldn't run out of topics in american history, but you think of centrality of california and the history of the united states from the get-go, and particularly now as a laboratory of experimentation and you think of the way which the brown family has superimposed their lives and struggles and paralleled the lives and struggles of california. it would be a terrific film. >> ken burns, thanks so much for the address and your extraordinary body of work. >> thank you. thank you. >>> new ways to get around town and get to work in congestion-prone bay area, that sounds like a good idea, but some of these transportation alternatives are generating controversy. double-decker shuttle buses run by silicon valley employers like google and yahoo! have attracted the att

authorities say theodore lorigo. who dresses as a woman. walked onto the sunnyvale hebrew day school campus back in december. >> pam: after school employees id'd lorigo. authorities arrested him. lorigo is being held at santa clara county jail. >> pam: counselors were on hand today at matthew turner elementary in benicia - after a teacher was arrested for allegedly putting drugs into the food of her colleagues. >> pam: teresia badger is accused of putting marijuana into a dish she brought for a staff potluck during the thanksgiving break. >> pam: the superintendent says, bagder has been with the district for nearly 20- years and is well respected. >> i am very surprised and very shocked by this. kron-4 was out at the school >> pam: today. but parents declined to talk. the school says they have all been notified. >> pam: we are learning more tonight about an east coast college student. from the bay area. accused of possessing a weapon of mass destuction. >> pam: 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov will be in court next month. he lived in san car

other changes have come and he was assassinated in buffalo, theodore roosevelt was then his very unlikely successor and it was roosevelt who toured this in 1901 and heard about how the plan of the architects was a revival of the original scheme, approved by george washington which improved further with inspiration from the chicago world's fair, held in 1893, years before. and roosevelt support was of course key. the architects would him further with the white house interior, turning it into a great cause with chandeliers and the dining room at the opposite end of the hall imitated in english and georgian countryhouse. in this included the progressive administration that is yet to come and as curious as it may seem, none of the buildings directed during the imperial season were actually part of the plan and every time it somehow appeared, they gave their ideas and this includes the classical motive. mckinley asked to consult him, by then a world-famous institution and ended up with a job at the beautiful campus that we see today. in the baltimore and potomac road station struggle that capi

called the plots of land and so on and the idea was to sort of break up the great tribal masks that theodore roosevelt said some years afterwards and so she was sent out in the field to do this job expressly because of her indian heritage in the group she was sent to a lot more particularly reluctant to accept and so the commissioner of the indian affairs who knew of them because they were a prominent family suggested and as many words that maybe she would have more luck given the fact she had indian ancestry. so the fact of her race wins her this job as far as i can tell it is a generous individual in this regard and there is only one other woman that serves as the agent and no one of indian or mixed ancestry said there are many in the service but none in such high ranking positions of power and authority so she has a fascinating creature and returns to montana in their early 20th century and finds herself ostracized by the so-called 400. i'm not sure if montana had 400 residents of the time but it is a sort of shorthand for the social elite in the social setting and so supposedly she felt

great length in biographer once said that if you compare him to teddy roosevelt, woodrow roosevelt, theodore roosevelt he did not do all that much, but what he did do was important. my approach was to be selective in the kayfive key episodes. one of the reasons is is possible to do this is there has been a genuine and astonishing boom in lincoln scholarship, and they don't just mean the quantity, but the quality of books coming in right now. of want to explain how scholars have done this. because there been so many biographies of lincoln some of the greatest historians have written about him had become themselves figures of the importance. they leave their research materials, note cards to university libraries are libraries of congress or other scholars who can flip through the end of cards. yet to be careful, fact check, but is useful because historians can look for bids that ended up on the cutting room floor the an old newspaper clippings, net cards conditions of the primary sources admit that were to offer me of a project like this mary lincoln, and images for is a difficult person to le

what we know is based basically on gossip and family, you know, the oyster bay theodore roosevelt side of the family. there were a number of cousins of eleanor who didn't care for her very much and said lots of things about that relationship, but we don't quite know what happened. we know there was a relationship. there is no doubt about that. certainly she was hurt and have a reason to feel distant from him. when he became ill she came to his side and was there for months and she literally immersed him and performed the roles of amherst for a man who was paralyzed so you know what that means, she did that for him. i also think that once he began his long term process of physical rehabilitation which often took him away from home especially after he started to go down the springs and also involved troops down to the ocean in florida i think she decided she was going to embark on her own life and she became a teacher and she became very active in politics. it was often said at the time and it has been said since she helped her husband. she was her own political figure, she was a powerfu

let me quote from a former president, theodore roosevelt, when theodore roosevelt said this country will not be a permanently good place for any of us to live unless we make it a reasonably good place for all of us to live in. i think that was what president obama was talking about when he said opportunity for all. that's what this nation stands for. and we have all the reason to believe that we can accomplish this for the people of america, but we need to work together with the president to implement commonsense changes so that we can have a growing middle class in america. with that, madam president, i would yield the floor. mr. cornyn: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. cornyn: madam president, earlier this month a quinnipiac poll asked voters what the top priority they had was for president obama and members of congress in 2014. 18% said health care. 16% said jobs and unemployment. 15% said the economy in general. only 1% of the voters said income inequality. in other words, 99% of the voters in this quinnipiac poll felt that income and equality should n

theodore simon, criminal defense attorney for amanda knox. an appellate court found her incident.lty. >> it's an excellent question, one that is incom pre hencible. a manneda knox -- amanda knox was found innocent by an appellate court jury. at that time there was no evidence and there's no new evidence today. another appellate court jury that reheard the case found her guilty. that is why this case inevitably and clearly demonstrates a cross miscarriage of justice because there is simply no new evidence, there is no evidence, there was no evidence and there'll never be evidence and that's why this is beyond comprehension how any other verdict could have been other than that of not guilty. >> so now this again will go to the italian supreme court. there? >> well, you know, obviously we continue to remain hopeful. however, you know, we simply cannot say. i mean, when you review the evidence and you know that this was a horrific gruesome murder, a bloody murder and how tragic a lawsuit is, and to have lost meredith kirchner, there's no evidence in the room where meredith was killed,