You are watching, and looking to leave the party you support. Daysll take a look at the topics of the day. Season two of first ladies influence and image begins monday, september 9 with a look a look at with edith roosevelt. Programs on every first lady from Martha Washington wine mckinley. Tonight, harriet lane. Quite she is probably the most tragic of all the first ladies. She hated it with a passion. She did not move into the white house with peace. They had eight rooms they had to furnish. When she arrived, she basically holed up and spent much of her time writing letters to her dead son. She called them my presaged child. A very poignant letter. , andey were returning there was a terrible accident. It was devastating for the family. God. She concluded this was forhe house was too much jane to take care of. I dont think she was interested in housekeeping particularly. Most regarded peer us as a failure in the office. It was the happiest of all presidencies. Good evening. On this pr
Was interested in so many things. It it was not clear why she had empathy andrest for advocacy for native americans island i wonder if your guests could explain about that. I think there were some indian chieftans who came to the white house to visit, and i think they made a great impression on her, and she became interested in indian welfare. And she was interested in their education. She was interested in their medical well being and health. Which was a very it was a proper thing for her to be interested in. Nobody is going to be objecting to educating children or taking care of people who were sick. So it was certainly a good thing for her to do. The indians thought of her as their great white mother. You talked about the first lady and the white house. She had connections to the Johns Hopkins hospital and the pediatric unit she set up. Well talk about that in a minute. A question from jenny webber. Harriet lane had a cutter named after her. Also, i heard she got into trouble for th
She calls it a tragic accident. But in a statement from the chinese consulate in San Francisco, chinese officials are urging investigators to deal properly with the aftermath of ye meng yuans death and investigate and affix responsibility for the tragic accident. The chief says she has reached out to the family. To not only express our condolences and apologies but to also offer, if theyre willing and interested, in sitting down with them so we can have a facetoface meeting. That has not taken place. Reporter last weekend, ye meng yuans parents attended an emotional memorial for their daughter. They stayed in the United States to wait for coroner to release their daughters remains. Here at the chinese consulate in San Francisco, one or two people have always been with the family of ye meng yuan. They are there to address all her needs. They are also there for anything that may concern them. The father did say, allen, that he plans to hold a funeral for his daughter in colma before he r
Technology, a lot of good, a lot of good. But as we grow, we lose. We lose families, neighborhoods, cities to companies. Reporter East Palo Alto is no different than many other bay area cities with bidding wars on properties and homes selling at above asking price. Investors also swooped in during the housing bust when East Palo Alto saw more than its share of foreclosures. The council has really indicated that they wanted a mixed income community. Reporter the East Palo Alto planning manager says the city is doing everything it can to prevent Market Forces from driving out residents but even Affordable Housing providers have big challenges. They are finding that they are competing with very High Net Worth individuals or partners that make the provisioning of affordability particularly difficulty in this area. Reporter spencer has seen the rent on her twobedroom, onebathroom apartment jump from 865 a month to 1,300 a month in just the past few years. Everything goes up. But unfortunate