jacqueline kennedy created that term. the four that there called first cook, head cook, or chief cook. then there is armstead burnett who started as a pantry man, worked in the white house for a long time and then he leaves during the johnson administration to start his catering business in the washington, d.c. area. daisy who i mentioned, james carter, there was a jimmy carter in the white house before president carter. loretta deans who is assistant cook, lizzie mcduffie, elizabeth moore and catherine smith. in her diary henrietta nesbitt has a lot of praise, she said even though she was temperamental she could work magic can make anything happen if it needed to. so you get an idea of the plan the white house staff. when the roosevelts come to the white house they actually and a segregated practice. back on the time of president taft he hired a woman named mrsa segregationist. even though there is a multiracial cooking staff she created cap segregated evening's spaces. she had a separate table for whites and blacks. by

kennedy's work, the monroe example of what many of those efforts try to recapture. mrs. monroe's experience as the byst lady was characterized european-style salons that were not always well-received by washington society. she also endured a range of physical ailments that prevented her from serving as white house hostess. as president, monroe urged congress to appropriate sufficient funds from expanded army and navy. he did not get everything that work it begin on new installations, including one in 1919 that was called fort monroe in his honor. during two regional tours of the country in 1817 and 1819, monroe inspected the nation's defenses and he also, perhaps inadvertently, brought something of the modern presidency to many parts of the country. we are very familiar with the spectacle of a presidential motorcade and all the things that they can imply. that was a novelty in 1817. generated on immensely positive monroen, one that even was not suspecting what happened. that to her proved so popular that it produced the catchphrase for his administration. perennialt

kim kardashian -- she just bought a watch that belonged to jacqueline kennedy onassis for $379,000 american dollars. but for all she does, she spends more than that for a day of air brush herselfies. we were unable to get permission to use photos of the watch, but we did get the okay to show other items kim purchased that belonged to former first ladies. including a mallet hillary clinton used to smash 13 blackberries, and a massive hand that michelle obama used to smack candy out of the hand of school kids. if you like your snickers, you can keep your snickers. i'll gave giant hand. topic number 3. humans aren't the only ones fighting over the healthcare bill. these two deer were strolling along and went bernie sanders and called republic cans death party to which his friend replied i'll show you the death party. at which point they began this fight which looks like an erotic game of patty cake. the deer is now reading bernie's erotic fiction from the 1980s. it's unclear whether the video was taken, but animal experts believe these are tennessee bucks and they know that because milwaukee b

if you have $50 million lying around former first lady jacqueline kennedy's childhood home in virginia is for sale. >> the sound $50 million, the estate has 9 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and outdoor pools, 23,000 ft. . it will set the record for the most expensive home sold in that region. not a bad pad if you got the cash. >> it is huge. a lot of cleaning to do. >> 27 minutes after the hour donald trump declaring an end to the free ride. these >> those seeking admission into our country must be able to support themselves financially. >> the major change he is proposing to the welfare system. >> democratic party turning on one of their own. carly shimkus is here with rumors around nancy pelosi. ♪ ppy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs. excuse me, are

. >>> it's a way to own a little piece of history.personal items from jacqueline kennedy onassis on the auction block. >>> and after 34 year, tom kierein is calling it a career. but we couldn't let him retire ♪ introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. >>> she is the and now you could own some personal items that once belonged to jackie kennedy onassis. christie's auction hout house i offering it. and star is this cardier tank watch. it will come as a set with a painting jackie herself made as a thank you to the man who gave her the watch. the pair said to be worth as much as $120,000. at least. >>> speaking of icons, we have one of our local ones here to talk about now from the newest member of the news 4 team which would be me to veteran team members, everybody got together for something spe

kennedy's work, the monroe example of what many of those efforts try to recapture. mrs. monroe's experience as the first lady was characterized by european-style salons that were not always well-received by washington society. she also endured a range of physical ailments that prevented her from serving as white house hostess. as president, monroe urged congress to appropriate sufficient funds from expanded army and navy. he did not get everything that he wished for, work it begin on new installations, including one in 1919 that was called fort monroe in his honor. during two regional tours of the country in 1817 and 1819, monroe inspected the nation's defenses and he also, perhaps inadvertently, brought something of the modern presidency to many parts of the country. we are very familiar with the spectacle of a presidential motorcade and all the things that they can imply. that was a novelty in 1817. generated on immensely positive reaction, one that even monroe was not suspecting what happened. that to her proved so popular that it produced the catchphrase for his

kennedy's work, the monroe example is what many of those efforts try to recapture. mrs. monroe's experience as the first lady was characterized by european-style salons that were not always well-received by washington society. she also endured a range of physical ailments that prevented her from serving as white house hostess. as president, monroe urged congress to appropriate sufficient funds for an expanded army and navy. a modern system of coastal forts. though he did not get everything did he wished for, work begin on new installations, including one in 1919 that was called fort monroe in his honor. during two regional tours of the country in 1817 and 1819, monroe inspected the nation's defenses and he also, perhaps inadvertently, brought something of the modern presidency to many parts of the country. we are very familiar today with the spectacle of a presidential motorcade or arrival within a community and all the things that can imply. that was a novelty in 1817. generated on immensely positive reaction, one that even monroe was probably not suspecting would

jacqueline kennedy's former house just sold recently in the east village of georgetown. just sold a property on olive street. >> this is the who who of georgetown. a list of people. >> in my book it gentle is. abslutely. > if i can't afford property in georgetown, let's face it everyone in d.c. is doing pretty well if i wanted to buy something in georgetown walk me through the houses on the market from a lower price point to higher price point. >> start off way condo that's listed here for sale. >> okay. >> just listed yesterday by our team. 27 thrive olive street nort northwest. historic schoolhouse. beautiful property. 14-foot ceilings. 10-foot windows. >> wow. >> hardwood floors. open kitchen beautiful finishes throughout that property. off street parking. just about block away from ge >> okay. >> sought after area. we'll race through these. >> let's go to the next one. sure. >> this one is which one is it? >> 3042dent place in georgetown east village. four bedroom. three baths. three level property. lots of sunlight. beautiful property. we actually put that under con

jacqueline kennedy comes forward to try to save penn station. jane jacobs was on the front line philip johnson, all , those great figures of the period. but the preservation movement is only one part of it, really. the other part is citizens coalescing to save their cities in ways that are beyond preservation. when the world trade center was built, something called washington market, that had been there since the 19th century, was demolished to build the world trade towers. jane jacobs at the time was like, why are you destroying this vital thing that is as much an organ of the city as the fulton fish market? row was where the towers were built. these things that we take for granted were seen as insignificant. the flower district in new york which is a , wonderful part of the city that was not glamorous, but was a real economic engine. jacobs is really about preserving what the everyday city is. these grand things like train stations that were demolished they matter, too, but , jane jacobs is telling us the subtle things matter, and it all works

so jacqueline kennedy comes forward to try to save penn station. jane jacobs is on the front line, philip johnson is on the front line. all those great fillings of the period. but the preservation movement is only one part of it, really. the other part of it are citizens coalescing to save their cities in ways that are beyond preservation. preserving, for instance, when the world trade center was built something called washington market that had been there since, you know, the 19th century was demolished to build these world trade towers. and jane jacobs at the time is like why are you destroying this vital thing, that is as much, an organ of the city as the fish market, radio row was where the world trade center was built. all these things that are small parts of the city that seem, we take for granted, are as insignificant, like the flower district in new york. which is a wonderful part of the city that was not particularly glamorous but a real economic engine. jay sob-- jacobs is really about preserving what the every day city is. these grand th

childhood home of jacqueline kennedy onasis up for sale. the asking price $49.5 million. the 23,000 square foot estate sits on the banks of the potomac river in mclean, virginia, it includes nine bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, indoor and outdoor according to the new york observer, 49 and a half million would set a record for the most expensive home sold in the region. >> i can't even wrap my head around what that would be. >> 49.5 million. >> you know what i think would help us better understand it. >> yes. >> we need to someone out there to do a live report for good d day. getting a tour of the home watch do you think. >> i'll google what a mortgage payment would be. [ laughter ] >> not that you could even afford a $50 million home you would have mortgage but i'm curious. >> i would love to go inside. wouldn't you like to see it. >> too much house for me personally. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> um-hmm. i'll pass on it. >> look more in that 29.5 million. >> resell it for 50.5 million i'd be okay. >> make a half million. >> make million. >> let's do my first five photo

retrace the memories of the memories most iconic couple john and jacqueline kennedy. the couple called 3307n street home during jfk's presidential campaign and inauguration. nearby jfk proposed to jackie at a booth inside martin's tavern. ♪ >> all r guys. wonderful things to see and do around georgetown. i'm so excited you've got such a great crowd behind you, too. >> indeed we do, caitlin. thanks so much. can't wait for to you come out here. the crowd is growing here in washington harbor in georgetown. yes, indeed. my goodness. okay. enthusiastic crowd and crew. >> i'm going to change finally. one little cool note i told you during the five must stops when they film the scene in the exorcist they actually had to pad it with rubber and stunt gentleman fell out and landed and went down the steps. >> i didn't know that. >> kind of crazy. >> wow! >> the things you learn. >> right? [ laughter ] >> he's like this all the time. all the time. and we love him for it. >>> okay. you guys we've got much more from here in georgetown but in the meantime let's toss it back to you