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also something special for you, an opportunity to go inside the smithsonian's collection.ou will meet lisa, the first lady's curator at the smithsonian, to go behind the scenes a look at some of the frances cleveland items they have in storage here. not open to the public. we will be taking you for the first of several looks at the smithsonian collection right now. >> we are here at the political history storage room. the collection is too fast to be -- vast to be on display at one time. objects not currently on the floor are stored in here. at any point, they can be used for exhibition or lend to another institution. this is her wedding dress. frances cleveland was an incredibly popular bride. she married the president in a white house ceremony, the only white house ceremony for a first lady. the bodice, filled in with a neck piece. this goes around it and creates a softening effect. it was a longsleeved dress. and this wonderful long train on the underside, trimmed in lace. even the underside of his clothes you don't see had this beautiful trimmed. and this sweeping trai

researchers have the smithsonian -- researchers at the smithsonian museum identified the pretty adorable critter. >> finally, it is about passion, music, love, and lfe. we are talking about the art of tango. >> hundreds of thousands of fans are expected in the world's t capital for the one srs tango festival -- the buenos r s t festival -- the buenos aires tango festival. they have classes for everyone. >> but not everyone will benefit . that is it for us. we will be back in an hour. >> see you. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

researchers have the smithsonian -- researchers at the smithsonian museum identified the pretty adorable critter. >> finally, it is about passion, music, love, and lfe. we are talking about the art of tango. >> hundreds of thousands of fans are expected in the world's t capital for the one srs tango festival -- the buenos r s t festival -- the buenos aires tango festival. they have classes for everyone. >> but not everyone will benefit . that is it for us. we will be back in an hour. >> see you. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a mosque is turned into a confirmed deaths after a crackdown nationwide. the muslim brotherhood says that there are over 2000. the police have been granted the use of deadly force to protect themselves in the wake of the attack on government buildings. at least 20 are dead and 120 injured in beirut, in a neighborhood loyal to has block. -- hezbollah. the french tennis star says that her body is no longer up to the rigors of the

scientists say he is -- scientists at the smithsonian say it's the first of its kind discovery in 30 years. it was found high in the forests of south america. it's related to a raccoon. the smithsonian discovered one of them was living at the national zoo in washington for about a year discovered by mistaken identity. they didn't know it. >>> "tony's table," pasta tips for a delicious ravioli with some help from his daughter stephanie. >> reporter: steph, those rav local list look delicious. >> they are good. they are floating up like pillows and ready to be eaten about now. >> we have here some white onions and tomatoes and olive oil and we just heated them up. 4 or 5 ingredients is all this dish has. put in the raviolis. >> rosemary chicken which is great because the side that it tastes delicious it's low fat because there's no cheese. >> we are going to add cheese anyway. add some pepper. some parsley. and then we are going to add the cheese right into the sauce now. not on the top. i want to melt some of the cheese on it. thicken up the sauce a little bit. they are going to fight

. >>> zoologists at the smithsonian institute are celebrating a rare discovery. new species of an unusual animal that's native to south america. but what makes this discovery more surprising is that the animal was in plain sight. tara mergener reports. >> reporter: this fuzzy little creature is the world's newest species of carnivore. meet the olinguito. it weighs about two pounds and is related to the raccoon. smithsonian's doctor, christopher helgen, says it's the first discovery of its kind in five years. >> you have not seen an animal quite like this. >> reporter: researchers recently found the animal in the cloud force of south america. it spends most of its time in the treetops and is active at night. even though the olinguito is a carnivore, it's evolved to mostly eat fruit. >> the olinguito is small, it's knoll not really hunted very much, and it's just up in the trees. and because no one's had much of chance to take a closer look, no one's really understood what this animal is. >> reporter: the olinguito may be new to science but not to people. at least

the would like to bring up mcdonald's at the smithsonian space museum. she is someone at the front line of this. >> hello. . he said the civil rights movement must address restructuring the whole of american society. i try to be a medical assistant but cannot find a job. he signed the executive order to leave federal contracts workers like me. for those of you watching you can go to jobs. and sign a petition as well. they are inspired by civil rights veterans. thank you for leading by example. thank you. [indiscernible] >> i think that is something that we should actively be talking about. we want our rights existing. tothis is the commission make sure that is part of the march and saturday's demonstration. >> thousands gathered at the national mall to commemorate gains in civil rights. at the national mall we heard martin luther king junior the third as well as the mayor of new work new jersey. we will take a look at their comments right now. this is not the time for nostalgic

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it worked for them. >> absolutely. >> we have another smithsonian video.talk about the lyrical partner and the roles that it late in the election that year. >> frances cleveland is so popular. people are imitating her clothes. they are wanting a piece of francis for themselves. they thought she was someone we know. for pictures of the first lady became extremely popular. you can register on picture of mrs. cleveland to have in your home. based on these pictures, advertisers and manufacturers make an array of souvenirs. you can purchase and have mrs. cleveland in your house, in your home. you can purchase the small painted glass portrait. you can have plates. mrs. cleveland can convince you to buy a product. she is using campaigns. while we have grover cleveland running for president, we also have mrs. cleveland running for first lady. this is a set of campaign playing cards were you are electing the president, the vice president, and the first lady. this is frances cleveland and the second administration. it looks little different. she is a confident matro

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we expect the exhibits in smithsonian to be second to none. of the more thought provoking exhibits. harry rube binstein is the co-cure ray to. >> good morning. >> there is so much good stuff. this is a disclaimer. we are only touching the tip of the iceberg. let's go ahead and get started. you are enveloped by these images. >> right. idea of the exhibit, you see these various people, people enslaved african-americans, right before emancipation. on the other side this crowd of people coming to the march on washington. both of these events, they are peoples movements. talented gifted leaders and this incredible commitment of everyday people wanting to change their lives. >> freedom is never given; it is won. 150 years ago. >> okay. it is no surprise that the two events are 100 years apart. 150 years ago marks the e emancipation, proclamation. issue that caused the civil war. new there are amazing artifacts as you are learning and reading about all of that. >> absolutely. on that side of the exhibit, items from various earlier struggles as well a

smithsonian is selling the stuff toys and proceeds will go to efforts to help preserve the rain foresthere they live. >> those will be a hot seller. >> cute. cute. >> moving on. a new lawsuit claims the nation's biggest canned soup maker is misleading with its heart-healthy labels. >> yes. it was filed against the campbell's soup company. the suit claims a certification on some cans implied they provide a health benefit this, says the soups have much more sodium than recommended foremost sodium foods however, claiming heart association allows campbells to use heart check label in exchange for a fee. campbells did not comment however said it has confidence in the accuracy of the labels. >> sales of gold coins and jewelry reached a high, demand rose to a thousand times. that is up 53%. analysts say customers are getting a bargain. down 0% from the high. the prices often drop when economy improves because investors no longer feel a need for a save haven like gold. if you love beer you might love this nur trend. they're letting customers fill up from the beer tap. folks would fill up bucke

and this afternoon, the company highlighted its partnership with the smithsonian and their travelingxhibit, as the ceo rang the closing bell, juan remoan is with me, right now, to talk more about it. good to have you on the program. good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, maria. >> you rang the closing bell. i'll ask about the traveling exhibit in a moment. the business of spending money on our pets totally boggles the mind. it's continuing to grow. >> continuing to grow. the bonds between humans and animals are growing every day. it's not only growing in developed markets but also emerging markets. the middle class in these countries are growing, adopting more pets and also spending more in making sure the pets are healthy. >> is that where the growth of zoetis comes from, the emerging markets? is that the big growth potential beyond the u.s.? >> definitely we have opportunities involved. developed and emerging markets. and in both, we have companion needs but also livestock. the 60% of the animal health industry is farm animals. 40% is companion animals. and in bot

. >> the smithsonian is preparing a new exhibit that shows history through souvenirs but these are far from the mass-produced knickknacks that today. mr. preservation did not exist in this area. they would rake off relics and keep them. >> a hammer was kept on site to it shows pieces of it. how we have grown away from chipping away our heritage. >> the exhibit opens at the smithsonian castle on friday. get started. some thunderstorms popping up in the last few minutes. a lot of the radar west -- if developing, a shower south and east of reston. it is weaker now than it was a few minutes ago. that is the kind of pattern we have and will continue to have through the evening. showers and storms become more widespread. you can see the animation over the past 15 minutes. for more showers tomorrow. more widespread thunderstorms. a lot of it across western pennsylvania. a new surge of moisture coming in. a lot of dynamics to the atmosphere. 83 at reagan national. 84 in frederick. temperatures eight to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. we had a little more sunshine. today 85.was 74, the averag

federal triangle, smithsonian and l'enfant plaza. it will be crowded is my guess. take transit. >> john, if you will, to give folks an idea this is such a huge event, give us an idea how things are going on now. are there large crowds? we can sort of hear music in background. >> not a large crowd. rain kept a lot of people away. there was a festival with a livi band and almost no one is here because of steady drizzle that happened much of the day. >> people came only to the mlk , jr. memorial. it was quiet and respectful. no cheering. just visiting. mostly out-of-towners. >> john henrehan down at the national mall. thank you. >>> street closures, heads up if you are going to the march. several streets and monuments will be closed. visitors going to the real lifel dream march and rally you are advised to use public transportation if possible and you can go to reflecting pool from 17th street near theear world war ii memorial. traffic message boards will be in place to try to minimize m delays. >>> anticipating the crowds, metro will put extra trains in t service. ri

is iny's first skateboard the smithsonian.ngside dorthi's slippers, indiana jones - >> you forget to mention one thing. that is not even your skateboard. >> i had my brother's permission. it was>> his first skateboard w hand me down from his older brother. suspect that crazy? >> yes. not the least bit jealo of his brother. but his son. >> how about his son riley? he is crushing it right now. >> is it he? >> that is awesome. ok, that sucked. what we should have said is riley is a total hawk star. we should not have said that either. >> have you seen his video? jumping off of overpasses. it is incredible. >> man, that is the best hawking ever. sorry, stephen. you just slipped to number two. thanks, tony hawk and riley hawk and riley hawk. >> hey, man. we got johnny knoxville. leaving swingers. you know, "jack ass." >> i would not want to live here if there were no mexicans. >> no burritos, man.>> about bl people? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> we would make fun or armenians more if swecked see through the hair on

at the smithsonian zoo. it's teeny, 4.8 ounces. panda. baby giant panda.zoo in washington, d.c. we're told a quick health exam determined the baby panda is in good health. but it required a careful team effort to snatch the cub from its protective mom. >> i waited for my moment when she had stood up and backed away. i placed the skub through the bars. she immediately came over, picked the cub up and started grooming it. and everything is happy now. >> we'll likely know the sex of the baby in a few weeks. but for now, we'll be right back. ♪ [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. >>> well, the fire in and around yosemite continues to burn out of control tonight. today the fire grew by more than 10% to nearly 144,000 acres. and tonight we have learned it has burned the berkley tawall me c

the smithsonian has the handcuffs used when harvard professor was arrested after a report of a break his own home in 2009. that resulted in the so-called beer summit at the white house. finally, an update on just how easy it is to obtain a free cell phone from the government? as we have reported the life line program is rife for fraud and abuse with phones being issued to dead people, multiple phones going to the same person and phones going to people who don't qualify. a reporter put the program to the test and ended up with three cell phones despite not qualifying for government assistance. jillion reports she showed up at food stamp offices in new york city and was approached outside by vendors ready to sign her up despite telling them she did not receive government assistance they submitted applications for her. she repeated this in other offices telling subsequent vendors she filled out an application. at one location she arrived clearly talking on her smart phone and was signed up despite the point of the program being for people who otherwise cannot afford cell phone service.

. >> a group of sketches are about to take flight at the smithsonian. they will be on display from september 13 through october 22. they show the study of birds and how he thought humans could fly one day. it's only the second time they have been on display in the u.s. >> tomorrow might be a good day to head indoors to one of the museums. >> i think. so check it out. through the morning hazey and in the afternoon showers and thunderstorms likely. it will probably impact the evening rush. >> thank you for watching tonight.

and the hoodie, the smithsonian wants to put it on display as a national artifact.hed with hoods up, a simple symbol that sparks thousands of people in solidarity. and we all know that sebastien thinks life is better under the sea. >> take it from me ♪ >> and this one thinks so. >> there is no doubt in my mind, we're going to go the distance. >> a 48-year-old man set a new record for the longest running scuba dive, by raining under water for five days. >>> and what a treat. the humane society has partnered with a juvenile detention center, for project "bark," where youths get dogs, and train them. both humans and canines learn valuable skills to get back in the world.

trayvon martinnens iconic hoody could end up on display at the smithsonian institute.according to the reporting of the "the washington post" newspaper. an institution director telling the post he would love to have the hoody for a new branch of the smithsonian. the national museum of african-american history and culture in d.c. of course, the hoody is not yet his to put there the justice department is holding on to clothing and any other evidence as officials say they are considering filing civil rights charges against george zimmerman. a court acquitted george zimmerman of murder and manslaughter last month. a big crackdown on train conductors. after surveillance video captured what's been going on behind the wheel. it's happening in argentina. well, there you go. he is snoozy. this conductor appears to be fast asleep while the train is moving. another guy stayed awake but decided that was the perfect time to pull out a book and catch up on some reading. the government released these videos and others as part of an investigation into the buenas aries rail system. ther

>> you know the read bikini on baywatch, is it in smithsonian or something?probably. >> i think it's at her house. two lucky bastards. >> we have r. kelly. out on hisoat. over off the coast of italy. he thinks. [laughter] he's in the bathtub. >> oh, you're an ass. >> you said that! >> you said that! >> hey. taking it and telling him he's in monte carlo. never know. put him in a boat. he's in the driveway. the trailer still, at the storage yard. >> kind of lost it a little bit. >> cool sea breeze. >> delightful. >> stevie wonder's here. wants to say hi. >> so bad. >> don't know.guys hate blind this is up place. >> coming up -- >> we have cooper and marston hefner, hugh hefner's son. if you're a kid, where would you rather live? "playboy" mansion -- let me finish -- or the white house? >> what kind of question is that? a or law every day! >> plus -- >> we have michael phelps. >> did you ever pee in any of your races in the >> best swimmer ever says everyone pees in the pool, it's completely normal. i feel liberated. >> u.s.a.! >> hi, michael, how are you doing,

. >> reporter: at the smithsonian's national zoo in d.c., the panda, may jong, seen here on the camerae will be the poster child for a great panda mom, she is holding the cub and cradling it. at this point, everything was great and we're very pleased. >> reporter: in july, they knew that their panda was pregnant. but they only knew half the story. so how surprised were you? >> well, we didn't believe it. one came out. we were all happy, she was showing the appropriate maternal behavior. and then another one came out. and the room went silent, we were all shocked. and right away, we took the cub out. because she didn't know what to do with two cubs. >> reporter: what happened was a full-scale mission to save both cubs. it had never been done anywhere. all pandas are technically owned by the chinese and leased to american zoos. so a chinese vet arrived for the birth and ended up sleeping in the nursery to ensure the two new cutest fur balls on the planet survive. the pandas are about the size of a stick of butter, no eyes and ears, no ability to move on their own. their body takes shape

. >> the smithsonian which runs the zoo provides this picture of the cub which received a clean billf health. the panda weighs 4.5 ounces. >> doesn't look like a panda yet but the fur will grow in the next few months. >> thanks for join us. [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. a big thank you to my hunky oscar escort, anders. it is millionaire's "countdown to the oscars" week, and we have gone truly hollywood. every question this week will be a lot of fun for any movie fanatic. and for the real fanatics, we're giving you at home a chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime movie lovers opportunity. take a look now at how you can win a trip to next year's academy awards. it's hollywood's biggest night of the year, the oscars, and we're giving away a trip for two

well, in a new article in the "smithsonian" magazine, it says the majority of americans hate clowns.e hate clowns, yet we keep electing them to congress. so you figure out how we do that. let me ask you -- [ cheers and applause ] this is unbelievable to me. before they went on vacation, congress voted to exempt themselves from obamacare. they gave themselves a special exemption because they thought it was too expensive. so the people who voted for obamacare for us voted to exempt themselves from obamacare. you know how doctors take the hippocratic oath. congress apparently takes -- [ laughter ] hypocritic oath. the hypocritic. the hypocritic oath. yes, yes. [ cheers and applause ] you see, that's why -- ♪ congress takes the hypocritic oath. that's what it is. that's wha

his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others.has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in these transitional situations you are not sure what you are looking at. nor this is as a clear function yet and therefore it is opened for interpretation and it is really interesting. and this work broad art, it is really the space that is important. because it is the location the museum that gets the contexts to just change the interpretation of this painting while it is resting against the wal

inay's announcement was made the hallowed halls of the smithsonian institution. >> i feel wonderful.10 years in coming. we publish to the paper today. we have named the new animal. wonderful. >> most of dr. helgen's was carried out behind the scenes. are 600,000 specimens at the national history museum and although some are more than a beenry old, it has possible to extract the dna from them and that led to news discoveries -- new discoveries such as the olinguito. pin downn was able to the new species. >> this changes our way of thinking. we can do so much more because of dna studies we can do. we can learn about the species. >> the olinguito zine the first new carnivore since the colombian weasel. >> it reminds us the world is not yet explored. for mammals, the age of discovery is far from over. think,inguito makes us what else is still out there? >> any future discovery will begin in one of the world's museum collections. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. it would it make a good pat? what do you think? that brings the show to a close. you can continue watching "bbc on our 24-hou

that's the part we've lost. >> sreenivasan: but the smithsonian's erwin thinks that oil extraction, ife correctly, can co-exist with yasuni's indigenous population and biodiversity. >> i think, in all of my work throughout the amazon, in peru, bolivia and brazil and here in ecuador, the lesson that i've learned is that if the government makes strict rules about how the oil companies behave, you can extract oil and save the bioda. but if you just open it up to the choice of the oil company who will do things economically for the company and their investors and so forth, it's not going to work. but if you have regulations and they have to follow, then they get the oil, the economy of the country benefits and biodivirsity is still here. >> sreenivasan: while blaming the international community for not coming through with funding in a national address last night, president correa tried to play down the potential impact of oil drilling on the park, saying it would affect only 0.1% of the yasuni basin. some environmental advocates don't buy that assessment, however. andrew miller is with the

smithsonian institution scientists found in the upper elevations of ecuador and colombia, it measuresut 14 inches and weighs about two pounds. >>> coming up at 5:00 -- more on the breaking news on the bay bridge anew eastern span set to -- bridge's new eastern span set to open on september 3rd. we'll have more details on the decision and what needs to be done in order to make the deadline. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to join us at 5:00. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. >>> it's getting fishy around here. sea water from the bay. it is a visit to an aquarium with r from special tour guide sfwls plus get your sea legs ready. >> coming up we are heading out to sea to find out about a big threat to our ocean. >> and you are going to work as a team to get as much of the invasive ice plant away from the shore lean. >> what you can do to help save shore leans. >> this car has no engine. >> right. this does not burn any fuel. >> why the

. >>> at about 5 ounces this baby panda was born friday at the minnesota smithsonian zoo.ee months it will be walking and rocking. >> and people will be gawking. >> there we go. enjoy your monday. see you again tomorrow morning. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> eric: not what i expected, rick. >> caroline: that's my fault, eric. >> thorne: no, caroline. that's rick's responsibility. he's president. >> thomas: bottom line -- this was rick's chance to prove himself. $100 million in gross sales -- that's what this line is supposed to bring in, right? >> thorne: good luck after that showing. >> eric: hope, what did you think? >> hope: i think we worked really hard. i think it's what's trending. it's eclectic. it was diverse. >> maya: innovative and fresh, to me. >> thorne: it was a risk, and it failed. >> thomas: [ chuckles ] look, you guys all saw the buyers. it was a major yawn. no applause. nothing. >> thorne: it was an embarrassment. >> rick: we were focusing. we were focusing on other markets, thorne. >> eric: yes. not something i would ha

. >>> and tiger mom, it continues at the smithsonian.emale tiger has just given birth to her first litter of cubs. the new family wouldn't be on exhibit for months, but don't worry, there is new help for people who want to coo over the new cubs. the zoo has installed web cams so that >>> "omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know. >> sylvester stallone slamming bruce willis. >> we're done. >> arguing after playing tough guys. >> the fallout, now that bruce is out of his new x?0 >> and did stallone refuse to pay him $1 million a day? >> inside the war of words. >> he's called bruce willis greedy and lazy. >> i can hardly keep my mind on this interview. >>> usher on his son recovering in the hospital. the first photo after his near drowning. >>> did khloe catch lamar with another woman? >> lamar went on the attack in his hotel room. >> and then -- bieber's mom. >> we had'm a mom first. >> his new tattoo of her eye. >> what was your reaction? >> well -- >> uh oh. >> plus, alan thicke's plastic surgery. >> this is not my origi

. >>> and tiger mom, it continues at the smithsonian. a female tiger has just given birth to her first litter of cubs. the new family wouldn't be on exhibit for months, but don't worry, there is new help for people who want to coo over the new cubs. the zoo has installed web cams so that >>> a break in the case of missing oakland woman sandra coke on who disappeared sunday night. the focus is where a late night search is under way. i'm carolyn johnson. >> the search is happening in vallejo near the fairgrounds. a person of interest is being questioned. abc 7's reporter alan wong is live where it began late this evening. why so late? >> reporter: they won't say exactly why, but there is definitely a sense of urgency. the command post we have seen at least 70 volunteers prepare and move out on foot and all te rape vehicles. a group just left here. the sense of urgency is so strong that they launched this search in the dark with just a few hours left in the day. around 8:30 the police department's investigative unit walked out and we to val

it was just announced by the smithsonian, the first new mammal discovered in 35 years in north america. it's called an olenguito. it looks like a cross between a raccoon and a cat with kind of a teddy bear face, i suppose. one had been actually living in the national zoo in washington for a year, but nobody realized what it was. this little creature is being called adorable and cute by some. all we can say is decide for yourself. >>> mark sutton has died. while you may not know his name, sutton was the stuntman dressed as james bond who parachuted out of a helicopter into the opening ceremony of the london olympics last summer. he made that jump alongside a double of queen elizabeth, and it was a highlight of the ceremony. yesterday sutton died after jumping out of a helicopter over the swiss alps. he was in a wing suit, a jumpsuit with wings that allows people to glide. he crashed into a mountain ridge near the french border. mark sutton was 42. >>> hillary clinton got some encouragement to run for president today from somebody you might not expect, barbara bush. not the former first

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. >>> after years of very intense investigation, smithsonian scientists have discovered a brand new species of mammal. say hello to our little friend here, olanguito. the rust-colored furry mammal lives in tree tops of the andes mountains, weighs about two pounds, making it the most met tease member of the raccoon family. i guess we can kind of see that. it eats figs, insects and plant nectar. sounds tasty. i just want to know how they come one the names for these guys, like a office pool or something. >> he looks like an olinguito. >> explain that one later. it is the first new species of carnivore found in the western hemisphere in 35 years. of course, we all know that finding a new mammal, especially a carnivore, very, very rare. >> he is very cute. >> looks soft and fuzzy. >> not a bad diet either, the figs. i like figs. >> give me that nectar. >> a warm day depending where you are, meteorologist christina loren. >> you know what really bizarre today. 11:18, jon and marla, take a look at san francisco. would you think we were in the 50s, even the 60s, no. get right to your satellite ima

gwen: in your piece for the smithsonian, you talked to a lot were there that day and some who spoke. how did they look back on that 50 years vantage? >> looking back now, if they 50-year retrospective, everyone sees it as a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement, when the civil rights movement grew into an international human rights regional not just a race based kind of thing. prickedomething that conscience. wateredis, his speech down out of concern of being too radical. civil rightsut the bill not going too far enough. with the advantage of time century,ack a half a everyone says it was an astounding moment. gwen: we look back at the onversation that is went leading up to the march and the coverage since, it's almost all about the "i have a dream" speech. you mention john lewis' radical which even watered down was pretty tough but not so not how it'ss remembered. >> it's interesting. people obviously talk about and everyoneeech remembers "i have a dream" but the original in addition notione march was a march for jobs and economic justice and the freedom added on as at result

they're urging riders to use fairing gate north, west smithsonian and the arlington national cemetery stations to access the mall more staffers will be on hand to help out. >> number one all lanes of i-95 south will close after midnight tonight. crews will place a 100 nine onto steel beam across the lanes to support a ramp. all lanes should reopen 6:00 saturday morning weather permitting. >> everyone wants to talk about tomorrow's forecast as you head down to the march. >> we said martin luther king organized the march in 1963 and it was thayer reston. >> all that rain we had in place nothing -- finally the drier air is catching one the cold front is what i'm trying to say and it turned into a gorgeous evening once the rain got out of here but all the festivities this weekend and it's going to be pretty nice. it looks like the weather will cooperate mostly sunny and dry. there could be a period of time tomorrow afternoon that we could have a few clouds come up to the metro and touch them from the east but we don't anticipate any rain from that. sunday looks gorgeous. it's a weekend wi

watch as panda gives birth to a tiny cub about the size of a stick of butter friday at the smithsonianin washington d.c. in six weeks or so, that cub will be squirming and squawking, like these twin fuzz balls. panda cubs are impossibly cute. >> brotherly love. look at that. >> reporter: also dangerously fragile. >> these are the only panda twins to ever survive in the united states. >> ever. >> ever. >> reporter: for the vets here at zoo atlanta, keeping them alive is a full time mission. >> they gained 36.5 grams. about an ounce. >> reporter: requiring staff in a bio secured environment. which requires lots of washing. >> we'll have you wear scrubs, shower in to wash off germs. >> reporter: i did as i was told. scrubs and hand sanitizer are must. whoo! in the wild, panda twins rarely survive past infancy. so the vets here carefully choreograph cub swaps, so each one gets to feed with mother. >> we are very cautious. we still worry a lot. >> reporter: every day, there's a little more hope and a lot more cuteness. matt guttman, abc news, atlanta. >> that's the cleanest we've seen matt.

. >>> scientists at the smithsonian discovered a new species of mammal.n learned zoos have been housing them for years. it's called a olinguito a small relative of the raccoon found in the andes mountains. it's the first mammal of its kind to be newly identified in the americas in 35 years. but it was hiding in plain sight the whole time. zoologists say it's been in museums and zoos long mistaken for the olingo species. >> he is cute. looks like a mix between a raccoon and otter sort of. >> like a marmot? >> looks harmless. hope so. >> now for a look -- let's hope is so. don't put your hand in the cage. [ laughter ] >> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." we have scott pelley in new york. >> hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. the crackdown in cairo is worse than we knew. we were with families today as they searched among hundreds of dead. there are new casualty figures just out and we will have a live report from cairo. plus, police fired 116 shots at a suspect. but was he an innocent man? we'll investigate that

smithsonian is close but you should expect crowds. farragut north and west good option. the locals they know the routine. >> i've lived here for 13 years. i've gone through two bush inaugurations, two obama inauguration. >> reporter: and president obama will be speaking here tomorrow. the work, obviously, continuing here at the lincoln memorial. that right there is the presidential glass that goes up when the president speaks. take a look where the president will be standing when he talks tomorrow right on-the-spot martin luther king, jr. was during the i have a dream speech. some like this family visiting from new jersey just now fining out that the president will be here. they say now they are thinking about coming. >> so we can just come down. >> just come down. >> maybe we'll do that. >> reporter: just remember pack your patience. on the national mall, adam tuss, news 4. >>> if you're not going down to the mall you can watch tomorrow's entire event on our website, nbcwashington.com starting at 11:30 tomorrow morning. >>> you might need to take an umbrella tomorrow. d