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barbara. she tells the untold story and the 28 years of a relationship between hearst and his architect julia morgan. she chronicles the evolution of this hilltop. not only do we view the hilltops, but the spectacular pools and the collection of fine arts and antiques. sprinkle throughout her books are stories of the famous parties hosted at the hearst castle. with his companion movie star marion davies, and their celebrity guests, which combined together to bring to life america s most glamorous country home. please join with me in welcoming victoria kastner. [applause] very glad to be here. one of america s oldest museums to talk about a uniquely american subject, that is william randolph hearst and his beloved home. he had more than half a dozen houses, all very large and filled with art. but the one he loved the most was san simeon, i think it s been most known, this is appropriate for a media personality, like william randolph hearst, not through historic events, but t
hemorrhoids, a number of things doing 75,000 miles on horse back, and into this moment of trying to get to the plains of venezuela, a tremendous force, huge expeditionary force under the spaniards fighting to keep grip on the colony, in comes the american agents and one of whom was famously a reporter who came down and sort of freelanceing information back to the president and his cabinet and he was not treated well. you can just imagine. they had a scribbling pad in the middle of the revolution, and he was not treated well. the reports sent back to washington were absolutely scathing, a man with that polian ambitions, and you couldn t say anything worse to an american than to a man with those ambitions. we re talking about 1815 and forward. slavery was one of the gordon wood described it well, and it was our gmp, it was slavery was huge, and the worst thing that washington could imagine, talking about washington as it was very, the the reputation began to get worse a
field. you look a tad chilly. it has been a heat wave here. we have a high of negative 5. temperatures have improved from what they were forecasting a few days ago it will feel like 20 below zero and one of the coldest nfl games ever played. tailgaters are not out yet. some of the attends are out here. those who want to tail gate and one of the beverages will freeze as well. we have even people here on lambeau, one drove from california. i asked him how he will deal with the cold a that the packers fans are calling chilly. we are skiers we have lots of base layers, we will be here for the coldest game in history. the drive is worth it if? if they win, baby. reporter: perhaps the only silver lining is that the arctic air will move in tomorrow with a projected high of tomorrow is negative 13 degrees if there is a silver lining and play it. they are playing it today and not 24 hours from now. mike before we let you go, you mentioned that it is balmmy. how does it f
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