[inaudible conversations] good evening, everyone. Good evening. I am the director of the roosevelt house. It is a pleasure to welcome all of you to what is essentially, i guess, the first of our evening Public Programs to mark womens History Month. March is womens History Month. Please remember that part of the celebration is the opportunity to either have another look or a first look at the exhibition of womens suffrage material we have on view upstairs. I was going to say it is only until the end of the month but we are announcing we will extend the duration. Tonight we welcome two women who will be speaking about two special women. And it is a pleasure to welcome them to the home of Eleanor Roosevelt who played a big role in pollys activism. It is a particular pleasure to welcome you to murrays alma matter. She graduated january 1933. That was one of the many milestones in the life we will hear about it. Murray played a role in roosevelts life and they had a long friendship. You wil
That rate was already you have been a doctor, when are we going to tell all the white people, yellow people, and others that they are black and just discolored. They were originally black sand because of the fact they moved to different environments, they have different eating habits, and crime rates that is why they changed their color. The only way to finish the racism is to let them know they belong to the same race where we come from. I think what you are saying is it isnt just that we have dissected the human genome and we found 99 of the genes are similar. But it is really the one percent where there are differences. From the standpoint of the enormity of the similarities and many scientist saying we are one race, minor differences. It is like in a family. Some people are taller than others so that is that variation. In a sense, race in many ways is a social construct. But the Life Experiences that minorities have had, say, in this country, shows some of those things that really
Tom and then you see the parsing of debate between ed morse of citigroup and Dennis Gartman of the gartman letter code right now we need to get to our news from our desk. Here is vonnie quinn. Vonnie it is chaos for house republicans. They now have no clear leader and they have to raise the debt ceiling within four weeks. Kevin mccarthy took himself out of the running yesterday. Kevin mccarthy if we are going to unite to be strong, we need a new face to help do that. The conservative caucus did not want him to become speaker. John boehner was planning to leave at the end of the month, but he will stay on as speaker until a successor is chosen. Russian says some missiles are not reaching their targets in syria. Rockets fired from russian ships in the caspian sea hit iran. Insident obama will be oregon today to meet with survivors and relatives of those killed in the campus shooting last week. Not everyone is pleased about the visit. The region is rural and conservatives. The region is r
The challenge. But first, the nightline five. Good evening, thank you for joining us. For the lawabiding family youre about to meet, discovering their home had been a meth lab was a nasty surprise. And there may be thousands of houses like these sold across america. Alex perez takes us inside. Reporter it looks like something out of breaking bad. But this is the real deal. Come outside. Reporter a raid on a house that this elite s. W. A. T. Team believes may be a meth lab. It can happen up to four times a day. Police searching ining in neighborhoods across the state. It seems reasonable that if you dont do meth, this wont have an impact on your life. But this family discovered when their life inside their dream home became a nightmare. Their house had a toxic secret. Not mold or damaged pipes, but meth. Their kids were sick. They were sick every week. Wake up, throw up, have digestive issues. And by noon, 1 00, start to feel better. Reporter she tells us the family dog got so sick, she
And sixsecond scares. Iconic film makers dont need long. But can amateurs do it, too . The challenge. But first, the nightline five. Good evening, thank you for joining us. For the lawabiding family youre about to meet, discovering their home had been a meth lab was a nasty surprise. And there may be thousands of houses like these sold across america. Alex perez takes us inside. Reporter it looks like something out of breaking bad. But this is the real deal. Come outside. Reporter a raid on a house that this elite s. W. A. T. Team believes may be a meth lab. It can happen up to four times a day. Police searching ining in neighborhoods across the state. It seems reasonable that if you dont do meth, this wont have an impact on your life. But this family discovered when their life inside their dream home became a nightmare. Their house had a toxic secret. Not mold or damaged pipes, but meth. Their kids were sick. They were sick every week. Wake up, throw up, have digestive issues. And by