and alice is dying, too. february 14th 1884 his mother died of typhoid fever and then a few hours apart his wife. pictured here alice roosevelt passed away from brights disease. that was probably just not detected during her presidency. so the two deaths weren't related to there wasn't a plague or whatever. but they both passed away within a few hours of each other. at this point in his life roosevelt wasn't writing as consistently in his diary as he had as a younger man, but he took up his pen. to record the document you see here. a big black x and then that one kind of haunting sentence. the light has gone out of my life. and he's 25 when this happens. okay, so you just have to use your imagination your historical empathy to think about what it would be like at 25 years old to be a brand new father as alice a given birth to a daughter also named alice. but then to lose your wife and your mother in the same house on the same day. this is a defining tragedy for roosevelt and one he had to cope with in the imm

let's get the bloomberg first word news with alice atkins. alice: the u.k. chancellor has asked for a full review into whether he promptly -- properly declared his right mantle interests. -- his financial interests. his millionaire wife holds a non-domicile status and is avoiding u.k. taxes. china's factory gate crisis and consumer inflation rose where than expected in march. gaining 8.3%. pressure is on factories already struggling to operate. cpi accelerated with fuel prices adding to the gains. pakistan's lawmakers expected to select sharif as the next prime minister. there was a no-confidence vote. khan rallied supporters against u.s.-backed regime change. the former prime minister fell out on a range of issues. nope minister has completed a full term. in an exclusive interview, -- >> we are quite confident that soon we will be able to put the delight behind us and announced the good news of completing the next tranche. alice: global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 12

alice as an infant. she lived to like 1979 case you listen to her 90s. she was the most cantankerous the children, but she she felt that she never got her father's full attention and that's a pretty common thing when you have presidents and leaders that some of their kids feel like they kind of get shunted away. alice felt that the worst. partly because roosevelt never spoke a word to her about her mom because it was too painful for him, but we have no record ever roosevelt ever talking about the first alice after 1884. so that maybe wasn't the best relationship his other kids really admired him seemed to idolize him. they went on to various kinds of careers ted into politics in some ways. kermit was troubled and committed suicide in 1940s quentin died in world war one, but mostly they were supportive of them and his wife was protective of him burn some of their correspondence. hate that because you'd like to see what was but she was just private that our feelings and our family life are not for us to re

alice agree that we should also help other partners to strengthen their resilience and shore up their ability to defend themselves, including georgia on bus, now had to go with them for georgia that we could increase our support through the substantial nathan georgia package, including in areas like situational awareness, secure communications and cyber. for boston, i'd say governor, we could develop a new defense capacity building package, and assistance would be tailored demand that even on delivered with the full consent of the countries concerned to day. we were also joined by georgia, fin lung sweden on the european union, as well as naples, asia, pacific partners, australia, japan, new zealand, and the republic of korea. the cost implications of russia's innovations are global . i will be long lasting on what is happening in ukraine is being close to watched around the world. we have seen that china is unwilling to condemn russia, aggression, and begging has joined moscow in questioning the right donations to choose their own path. this is a serious challenge to or us all. it ma

so alice are, are providing are on the ready to do more when it comes to me to throw support al jazeera and steadfast from al jazeera english. you speak about more weapons, right. does it mean in quantity are, are you talking about a different kind of lap and more as we call it in a more and fence if weapon and how do you think russia with is going to respond to that? that's my 1st question. and secondly, i would like to ask your comment on this video that has emerged where ukrainian forces appear to be at killing or russian soldiers that have been captured already . thank you very much herb. i fully understand that you're asking specific questions about specific types are weapons or the same time ah, i think it's important. understand either allies or believe it is better often to not be specific. exactly. are about to what kind of systems ah, but, but the rest assured allies are providing a wide range of different weapon systems on both her so at arrow systems, but also a modern equipment or, and i think that this distinction between offensive and defensive is a bit strange, because w

his oldest daughter alice lived until like 1979. she lived into her 90s. she was the most can tank rous of the children. but she felt she never got her father's full attention. that's a very common thing when you have presidents and leaders. alice felt that the worst partly because roosevelt never spoke a word to her about her mom because it was too painful for him. but we have no record of him ever talking about the first alice after 1884. his other kids really admired him, seemed to idolize him. they went on to various kinds of careers. ted into politics in some ways. kermit was troubled and committed suicide. quinn ton died in world war i. but mostly, they were supportive of him. and his wife was protective of him. burned some of their correspondence. she was private that our feelings and family life are not for us to read 100 years later. yeah. one more? [ inaudible question ] >> so 60 years old. impossible to know. some historians or some doctors kind of did some retrospective investigations in 2010. something to do with heart problems, but it's hard

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we worked with alice lee, who is a local artist in san francisco, and san francisco, not surprisingly, has the ocean team. we worked with her to draw inspiration from the image of a turtle underwater. >> folks can see these pictures in the photograph it was based on an alice's interpretation. it's just glorious, and it makes me so happy looking at it. it just makes you happy, right? >> absolutely. i used to live in san francisco, and it is so great to see it come to life in these urban spaces. and be able to bring nature to the places where it might not be available to everyone. so it is really great to see. >> can you share a couple of the other ones that you really love, like some of the murals in new york or chicago? >> we just launched chicago with a very great street artist, and it was focusing on forestry and the larger for us, and it really brought to light how we all need to be connected to the natural world. >> i wonder if you feel like the message, or this outreach through art, is more important than ever, given the crisis we are facing with climate change. >> absolutely. mo

billy alice was great. _ what has gone down well. billy alice was great. she _ what has gone down well. billy alice was great. she is - what has gone down well. e: lly alice was great. she is always bts i think probably, the fans would agree with this. they the most loyal of any music fans and the bts fans would have really enjoyed, it was right at the beginning of the show, a very well choreographed performance by members at bts actually started off in the audience and then sprang onto the stage. i think this is the grammies giving some important precedents to bts on the show that perhaps has been lucky in previous grammy award shows. they have been criticised for not giving bts only nominated in one category this year. john batiste in one category this year. john baptiste has — in one category this year. john baptiste has won _ in one category this year. john baptiste has won album - in one category this year. john baptiste has won album of the year there at the grammys. the form we go you your reminder of breaking news that the hong kong leader has sa

anne, alice, katie, your mom was a force, a force of nature. with her goodness and grace, her humanity and intellect, she turned the tide of history. david, daniel, jack, jake, ben and ellie, you are too young to remember this, but when the iron curtain fell and the berlin wall came down, our world faced one of those inflexion points once in a generation moment of upheaval, and opportunities as well. people in nations around the world were deciding the future they wanted to make for themselves, and your grandmother, your grandmother, as a madam ambassador and first female secretary of state in american history made sure those nations and those people knew exactly where the united states of america stood. and what we stood for. you know, and all through it, her beloved sister, kathy, and her brother john, can attest, she never forgot where she came from or who she was. president obama, president and secretary clinton, vice president al gore, members of congress, cabinet members past and present, today we honor a truly proud american who made all

and, alice, katie, your grandchildren. each of you is literally attribute to her enormous capacity to love. i know it's hard but i promise you she's always with you in your mind, in your heart and part of your soul. and i promise you, you're going to have a tough decision when you ask yourself whatwould you want me to do ? remember i said it. it's going to happen. and kathy and john, the connection the three of you maintain through your lives was always an anchor for madeleine. through all the ups and downs . what's the gift. what a gift. what a family. you know, from that first trans-atlantic crossing on the ss america to landing on that big blue and white playing and emblazoned with the words united states of america, madeleine understood her story was america's story . her story was america's story . she'd love to speak about america as the indispensable nation to her, the phrase was never a statement of arrogance. it was about gratitude. for all this country made it possible for her was a testament to her belief and th

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a battery powered plane nicknamed alice. its propellors mounted on the back near the tail and one massive 8,000 pound battery. >> the battery, it starts from here. it starts all the way back from here. >> reporter: made by the israeli company, it is designed to carr hops. think portland to seattle or boston to martha's vineyard. a prop plane. roughly double the flight time of a 737 but quieter and smoother with nearly zero emissions. the company president greg davis. >> it looks like a flying tesla behind you. >> we're really excited about this aircraft. eventually, we believe that the electric aircraft will achieve dominance in this sector and we're prepared to support that. >> reporter: but first it needs faa approval. the first test flights could come this summer. the former navy pilot steve crane is the lead test pilot. >> it is like a tesla. you step on the gas and you go. >> reporter: the planes could be in service within two years. already, dhl cargo is ordering at least a dozen. while new england's cape air is placin

not long after it got even worse, the russians cut the water supply is, but alice knew we would gather snow, rain water, use the water from inside the boilers and disinfect it. so many patients were dying, she tells me they were forced to put the corpses outside in bags as to her will. the worst thing was when the relatives would come to look for their loved ones on him, they had to open all the bags, the bitter cold. they're saving grace as it prevented the worst of the stench, their shoe, by chill out what i saw. i think that even the most perverted minds wouldn't be able to imagine. they had so much. ne bit as the night of the 20th of march. i named this night the genocide. yup. as wally, this was the night when the bombings just wouldn't stop political, an issue hollow. every time we heard a bomb coming in mitchells i was lying and thinking. i would cover my head like that and think this one will be the one that gets us lost. i moment comes sickly and it's hard to comprehend a moment when you want it all to be over. in a good way that she survived a butcher looking or in a bad way.

up next, part 7 of that conversation which focuses on harvard university, alice roosevelt longworth and willa cather. >> who are your favorite entertainers that you have come to like in your lifetime? >> oh, god. well, first of all, they're all dead. that's one thing, it tells you something about my tenuous attachment to contemporary culture. one thing i totally miss, i literally lived through rock and roll and rock, utterly oblivious to its existence. i've never been to a concert. i've never willingly listened to an album. i am hermetically sealed from that part of the entertainment world. >> why? >> that's a good question. something instinctively -- i didn't like it. i mean, not to be unrelievedly negative, because something instinctively loved other things better. i loved the great american song book, as michael feinstein would say. cole porter is a hero. the gershwins. a unique birthday present that i was given a couple of years ago, we were on one of our trips, tours of essentially presidential sites in the northeast, and it was sunday morning. we were coming out of new york. we st

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in washington alice barr, nbc news. >> thank you, alice. >>> a car crashed into the gate of the russian embassy in romania, burst into flames, killing the driver. romanian police say the car rammed into the gate early in the morning but it didn't enter the embassy compound. investigators say several containers with flammable substances were discovered inside the car, which will be examined by forensic experts. in a statement after that the russian embassy said there is no doubt the driver did this under the influence of anti-russian hysteria. >>> well, the boston marathon takes place in less than two weeks, and today organizers announced that russian and belarusian runners who are currently in either country are not allowed to run in it. people from russia and belarus who do not live in either country will be allowed to compete. however, they can't run under the country's flag. organizers say running is a global sport and they want to do what they can to show support for ukraine. >>> tonight a strong warning from the treasury secretary, janet yellen. she says the war in ukraine will cau

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in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> a big day at the white house. tonight, we catch up with oakland's mayor who saw it in person. >>> a split verdict in the trial of four men accused of plotting to kill the governor of wisconsin. they deadlocked on the ring leaders resulting in a mistrial. they are accused of plotting to kidnap gretchen whitmer. the jury apparently agreed with the defense claim that government informants were prodding those men to act. prosecutors vow to retry the group's two leaders. >>> another grim milestone of the pandemic. new data pinpoints the deadliest week of the omicron surge. it happened in late january. more than 18,000 people died across the country from covid that week. most of the deaths were among older people and unvaccinated. the death raid was high in the south and southeast. the data shows there's a racial disparity with african americans baring the brunt. >>> former president obama said to deliver the keynote address at a stanford forum on misinformation later this month. the forum is partly virtual. it's hosted

alice barr, nbc news. >>> a win for ukraine. russian officials confirm their missile cruiser has sunk. ukraine says its forces hit the ship with two missiles. but russia says the ship was damaged by an internal fire. it could undermine the country's naval operations in that region. >> i guess it remains to be seen what the major impact will be. that said, this is a cruiser. they only have three in this class, and it's basically designed for air defense. that's what this ship is designed to do, not unlike our own cruisers. >> reporter: russia says the ship's crew was evacuated and the ship was towed to port. no word if any crew members were injured. >>> two more parents sentenced in the varsity college scandal. they pleaded guilty to paying $25,000 for someone to secretly correct their son's answers on his 2018 s.a.t. test. their actions were called brazen and stupid. both parents apologized. >>> we've been exposing the fentanyl crisis in the bay area. >> the family says it spotlight as larger concern with the system's fight agai

alice barr is tracking that story from washington. >> reporter: today, new evidence of atrocities in ukraine, igniting global condemnation and adding power to president biden's repeated assertion that russian president vladimir putin is a war criminal. >> we have to gather all the details so their can be an actual, have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal. >> reporter: the president referencing reports of mass killings in bucha, near the capital kyiv. volodymyr zelenskyy calling it genocide. in a visit to the terrorized town where the mayor says more than 300 civilians were found dead, after russian forces pulled out. >> they were indiscriminately killed bit russian occupiers. a lot of them are elderly people. >> reporter: moscow denies it, despite video showing bodies in the streets. president biden promising more sanctions, though zelenskyy says that won't be enough. >> we have to continue to provide ukraine with the weapons they need to continue to fight. >> reporter: a senior u.s. defense official saying roughly two-thirds of the russian troops that were positioned around kyiv

and, alice, katie, your grandchildren. each of you is literally attribute to her enormous capacity to love. i know it's hard but i promise you she's always with you in your mind, in your heart and part of your soul. and i promise you, you're going to have a tough decision when you ask yourself whatwould you want me to do ? remember i said it. it's going to happen. and kathy and john, the connection the three of you maintain through your lives was always an anchor for madeleine. through all the ups and downs . what's the gift. what a gift. what a family. you know, from that first trans-atlantic crossing on the ss america to landing on that big blue and white playing and emblazoned with the words united states of america, madeleine understood her story was america's story . her story was america's story . she'd love to speak about america as the indispensable nation to her, the phrase was never a statement of arrogance. it was about gratitude. for all this country made it possible for her was a testament to her belief and th

w. lead for mine's alice. well, if there's something going wrong in the will to, we can change and we need to get involved cloud us when i lived for a budget for me, is important that people could you hold to people with whatever are countries have to go through. friendship will one day be possible again, recording artists who speak out and take a stand again, social exclusion against unrealistic, a normative standards of beauty and against the war in ukraine. pop star to death to be different. who protest ends provoke. starting with one of germany's most successful ever hard rock bands to hamish dying with the 2nd single lock, the new ramstein alba, 6. zach takes aim at cosmetic surgery. ramstein at their most grotesque and satirical ah, german rock band is also about to finally resume touring after the cobra pandemic. in march, the release and video premier of the new album's lead track site was eagerly anticipated by fans around the globe and berlin. they gathered at the venue of one of rom, stein's earlies

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dan: take a look at this time lapse of alice at work. this amazing mural is part of natgeo's public possible public art project. it helps to inspire all of us to restore the planet. we will share more about alice and the project later this month. for now, you can see the mural in this person in san francisco. very nice. ama: that looks great. it was nice to do it today when it was not raining. dan: that is changing though. sandhya: today was a good day to do it. tomorrow, we will bring in some rain but not until the latter part of the afternoon and into the evening. let's check out what to expect beginning tomorrow night. this is a weather alert continuing through friday morning. watch out for slippery roads. possibility of hail and lightning thursday. rough and dangerous serve as the storm system on live doppler 7 is developing. it looks like a winter storm. i know it is spring. it is heading in our direction and we are seeing some clouds ahead of it. as you check out the rainfall totals, it was about 200th in san jose. everyone else in

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