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would have been next to impossible to but she created home wherever she was for the family, i guess. susan swain: as is the purview of army spouses i think over the years. pamela sanfilippo: right. susan swain: well, we have one more video of white haven, that beautiful green structure we showed you earlier, but you ll have to go to our website to find it. each week we re putting a special feature on our website at cspan.org first ladies. and we have a video there that will show you the grant s life together at white haven. you re looking at just a little glimpse of it now, and boy does it look green. [laughter] pamela sanfilippo: it s called paris green. susan swain: next is john, watching us all the way out in washington state, snohomish, you are snohomish, excuse me you re on the air. john: my name is john grant, no relation to ulysses. but my great-grand-uncle was one general grant s staff. his name was cyrus blue comstock. and i have a copy of his diary. an ....
ladies and cooperation with the white house historical association. through conversation with experts and questions from the audience, we tell the stories of america s first ladies. now, julia grant. this is about 1.5 hours. serving as first lady from 1869 to 1877, by all accounts, julia grant relished the role, once commenting that life inside the white house was a garden spot of orchids.” growing up in a slave-holding family, she ended up as the spouse of the commanding general of the u.s. army during the civil war. she and ulysses s. grant shared 37 years together that included the hardships of war, the triumphs of politics, and eight challenging years in the white house. welcome to our program, our continuing series, first ladies: influence and image. tonight, the life of julia grant. let me introduce you to our two guests at the table. bill seale is a member of our academic advisory panel for this series. we re delighted to have him here. he s a longtime whi ....
it is called shoulder surfing and it is becoming a common crime at atms . the tactic is low tech. peering over a customer s shoulder while they enter their pin. thieves have hit five times in san leandro. the bay location at east 14th. heather holmes is live with the new warning from police. reporter: you mentioned low tech. we are not talking cameras. no card readers. just a set of prying eyes and these shoulder surfers have stolen thousands of dollars at those two bank branches. it is not a brazen heist. these thieves just watch and wait. this is a very prevalent crime. reporter: san leandro police are seeing fraudsters return to old fashioned shoulder surfing to steal cash at atms . they watch a user and pick up on their pass code. the second you step away with the money in your hand, the suspect jumps over the machine and they reengage your account, reopen it and they continue transaction. reporter: the thieves have struck several machines starting on may ....
fog coming up the coast. a little bit coming down. trying to circle the wagon. it s still going to be sunny. high pressure is weakening. the system is going to move to the north. that will cool us down. fortys to 60. forty-nine to 62. for some it s cool. others not. east wind, south wind. northeast. it s all over the place, but it s not as strong. sunny day except for some of that fog. we ll usher in a cooler pattern friday into the weekend. sunshine, nice to warm. it will not be as breezy or windy. eightys. more lower 80s. sixtys or 70s over by the coast. 432 4:31. it s quiet. i just noticed something here on the east span. we just shed it for you on the tease. i m looking at it on my monitor. there s some flashy lightness that east span on that bridge there on the right coming around the curve. it s either police lights or something going on there, and i hope it s not a crash. i m looking around. it s no t causing any big delays. it s probably the remnants of some ....
i like when things disappear like that. we are looking at the approach to the bay bridge, and we have another half hour or so before things get really busy approaching this span. there is a little back-up. nothing to write home about. it looks good from 101 to the airport in case you are catching that early flight. driving in san jose, all the freeways there are looking good. we re going to start warning you every traffic report about tomorrow s football game on 237. not on 237, but at lee have a stadium. 237 is going to be a tough commute tomorrow. you might want to start plan ago head for tomorrow, not to be on that freeway. let s go back to the desk. a number of people linked to a shigella outbreak is up to 80. and at mari iseco san juan restaurant is closed and may stay that way for several days. hey agentleman noon. reporter: you janine. reporter: health officials are calling this a shigella outbreak and all stems from people who ate here on 4 had the stree ....