that's one thing i would say. >> trudy? >> i just want to follow up on that. just came back from the turkish-syrian border, and it was -- actually i would say almost tragic, watching and listening, as secretary kerry said, we're ready to talk with islamists, there was a new islamist coalition that is the powerhouse open the ground inside syria bit that is a trap much our own making. and actually, by failing to act, we have allowed an al qaeda-belt to flourish often both sides of the syrian iraqi border. i bring this up because as we go to geneva, these syrian talks will be the prologue of what we can and can't accomplish with iran. the arenas are watching and -- the irans are watching and we're in a position to deliver anything, i think we have to be willing to walk away from those syria talks, unless the russians and the iranians in the background actually deliver a humanitarian opening, which allows food and vaccines to be delivered to territory controlled by the opposition. there is a polio epidemic spreading, etc. bashar al-assad will not allow that in. th

my grandson was able to take advantage of the drum lessons that trudy i didn't gave and other thingshat have happened that are crumbling e krushl important. there's a great picture here we need to 250k. this of the destined to revitalize and grandparent the african-american community. i'm so glad to see so many of people of color on this board >> (calling names). >> here's the problem you guys want to make it your stuff and tyler stuff. first and for most you have to tell us why we got screwed out of the investment. london breed is now commiserates and now on the board of supervisors and we can't get even though time of day why all this money is at the fillmore center. joint all the money was given away and there's nothing for us. we come down here and get no civil rights lawyers and i'm upset. speck at the end of the day we were screwed and we allow us to let people come into the community and reap our benefits. over $90 million was spent many in amount of time. no million dollars fillmore center is going to make a $5 million deal at the end of the day we've got nothing. how can you

and trudy, a staff member, is trained specifically to handle people with dementia. >> oh, an in case i don't see you, good morning, good afternoon and good night. >> some compare this to "the trueman show." a man played by jim carrey discovers his entire life is actually a tv program. everything he thinks is real is a mirage. created by television producers. >> do the people here ever feel -- do you ever get the impression that they feel like they're being fooled or duped in any way? >> why should they feel they are fooled? we have in society here. a supermarket is not a show. it's a real supermarket. maybe we are fooling them when we say it's okay what you're doing. but that's because we want to help people enjoy life and make them feel welcome here on this earth. >> for the rest of their lives. because here, a vacancy only becomes available when a current resident passes away. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke.

and trudy is trained specifically to handle people with dementia. >> some compare this manufactured realitythe movesly, "the truman show". a man played by jim carey discovered his life is a tv program. everything he thinks is real is a mirage created by television producers. >> do the people here ever feel, do you ever get the impression that they feel like they are being fooled or duped in anyway? >> why should they feel they are fooled? we have a society here. our super market is not a show it is a real super market. maybe we are fooling them when we say it is okay what you are doing but that is because we want to help people enjoy life and feel they are welcome here on this earth. >> for the rest of they're lives. here a vacancy becomes available when a current resident passes away. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relie

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julie, jell-o, trudy, time.they are ready for whatever come what may pan am we thank the spy craft based on bugs inside the bughouse is what were you doing and thinking? >> rumbling murmur as safe as they had used a gem that an unnamed of his cuban a club can be avoided with less than they relate to have to know what working in meals of time lamenting tones. this handelman and the memo and other unknown convictions but i knew that my god he grandfather would would only tell me how they all went to the colleagues that we supported. in the airport from the va if you don't have it this. there was a known midwestern diplomatic liaison that i was going for the minister mentioned. i've been on a van morrison versus morrison versus u.s. and arafat were supposed identify the caucus and circumstances had says that there is hunched friend and going along with is number one on the microburst and at him as if he ishad happened to me, and he tells me that is exactly what happened to me with the same guy. well, that diplomati

through--through holes in the wall, and somehow it gets mixed up that it's not lash and his girlfriend trudy, but it's lash and eleanor roosevelt. c-span: how public has the sumner welles story been, the one in the train? >> guest: it's--it's fairly well-known. and you--what you're referring to is the fact that sumner welles, who was the undersecretary of state in the roosevelt administration and who was an important figure, he was roosevelt's man. the secretary of state was cordell hull, and roosevelt pretty much circumvented him and--and worked through sumner welles, who was an old family friend. welles had made some sexual advances on trains, part of his--his business trips, to black porters on these trains, who reported him. this was concealed for a long time. it was two or three years before it finally erupted. roosevelt is under tremendous pressure from people who fear that having a man with homosexual tendencies in such a sensitive position at state--we have to remember we're not talking about the current world; we're talking about the attitudes of the--of the 1940s. he's looked upon

summerville, south carolina, a democratic caller named trudy is waiting to talk to.aller: good morning, happy new year. i am one of those lost children of the american society. my mom and dad, god blessed them, they were from the depression era. my dad was in world war ii. they scrimped and saved and they left me a good sum of money. unfortunately, i can't imagine it would be like to be left in this culture. ever so hard as a graphic designer. we have lost american dream. we went to nafta. we give everything to the poor little chinese people. nothing and for then why we had to get involved in the middle east. ,ere's my angst, dick cheney the great american air force, we've been protected twin towers iraq11 and we ended up in .nd wasted our troops god help us. host: i meant to leave it there. a lot fresher talk about. guest: judy, let me say hello to itself to line up. my family lived long time to feel a connection with you right over the air. i think what you are talking about is what a lot of people feel, which is an angst any concern that this country is somehow go