. >> you have referred to the smithsonian as america's attic. >> i wouldn't say america's attic. >> ok treasure, is there something showcased that is not currently? in our collections. and i don't use the word attic, because that's things that aren't used, because the smithsonian is active place. >> what is in storage that you want to showcase? >> all the things that we keep maintained in temperature control to preserve them. we need to let the american people see them, who own them. and at any given time you have seen 1%, if you go to all the museums. so the objective is to say, let's make it available. we shouldn't hide anything, we want to provide context through our curators and scholars, because each has a story. and the objective way is to use the web to get them out and build an educational program to ai

. >> you have referred to the smith sown yn -- smithsonian as america's attic. >> i wouldn't say that. >> treasure. is there something you want to showcase? >> we have 137 million objects in our collections. and i don't use the word attic because that has the connotation of dusty and people put things there they're not using. smithsonian is a vital, happening place. but we have -- >> what is in stories that you want to showcase? >> we need to let these things be seen by people who own them. at any given time you are probably seeing 1% of those things if you go to all of our museums. so the objective is to say let's make it available. we shouldn't hide anything. we should put everything out there. we want to provide context to our scholars about these objects because each one has a story embedded in it. so the objective is to use the web as a way of getting them out, build an educational program at the smithsonian that explains those things to children all over the country and then they'll want to see the real thing. >> with the changes you are trying to make along those lines, do you

there are attics that take a good medication and turn it into an abusive situation. >> an autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause of death. police believe that the death of dr. john was an accidental overdose. this morning, police are investigating a shooting that help and last night in west baltimore -- that happened last night in west baltimore. no word on the victim's condition or the search for suspects. a judge is being asked to dismiss the perjury charges against the mayor. she allegedly did not report something from her former boyfriend who was a developer. our reporter will attend the hearing this morning. we will have the latest on our news broadcast at 5:00 and 6:00. the officer who was shot during a burglary outside his home has been moved to shock trauma. he received surgery after teenagers shot him multiple times last thursday night. both teenagers are being held without bail. five people are recovering this morning after a collision between an ambulance truck and a truck. they have not life-threatening injuries. president obama tourist a laboratory at institut

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she had a childhood much like anne frank's, she survived in an attic during the holocaust, made it toded a safe and loving home for her family. but those dark days created a shadow but at the same time created a strong and complex mother/drawn bo mother/daughter bond. >> sounds like an amazing story. >>> on a lighter note, if you've got labor day guests coming into the area and no idea what to prepare for them, we have some solutions. send them your way. she's going to help us out. we're making some appetizers for them. >> yummy. >> coming up . >>> later, shinedown is here. first, another check of the weather from mr. roker who again is out in los angeles. hey, al. reporter: hey, thanks, guys. and as the light comes up here in big tujunga canyon, remnants of the wall, it's really devastating and up and down this road we see this again and again. this was the epicenter of the fire, and they still don't know what caused it. it's still under investigation. let's see what's going on as far as the weather is concerned. for your weekend, things looking fairly decent, i should say for today,

my dad had a ham radio in the attic. one out to buy the new gadget, and that is part of my dna. >> you have over your another gizmo. what is that? >> this is another effective way of communicating with my district. it is a teleconferencing technology. when we have groups of constituents in my office and i want to communicate with them and do it visually, they can come to the office. i have another unit back in the d.o., and and i can talk to them in real time rather than just on a conference call. we have two separate staffs that are part of one team, and sometimes it makes more sense in terms of cohesion to have the

>> guest: i was a-- i grew up in a house where my dad had a ham radio in the attic.t was always the first out to buy the next gadgets and gizmos and that is part of my dna. >> host: you have over here congressman above your tv in your office and other gizmo. what is that gizmo? >> guest: that is another effective way of communicating with my district. it is teleconferencing technologies of when we have groups of constituents in my office and i want to communicate with them, and to additionally, they can come to your office. we have another unit beckett the deo so i can talk to them in real time visually rather than just on a conference call. we also do it just for our own staff. we have got two separate staffs but they are part of one team and sometimes it makes more sense in terms of cohesion to have the staffs communicating with one another through this kind of technology. >> host: your use of technology, has that alter the way you look at legislation that might be coming up? net neutrality or other legislative initiatives? >> guest: in a major way and not simply w

i grewp in a house where my dad had a ham radio in the attic. you know, he was always the first out to get the next gadget, and that's part of my dna. >> host: you have above your tv in your office another giz. what is that? >> guest: well, this is another very effective way of communicating with my district. it's a teleconferencing chnology. ando when we have groups of constituents in my office and i want to communicate with them and do it visually, they can come to the office. we have anothernit back in the do, so i can talk to them in realtime visually rather than just on a conference call. we also do i just for our own aff. we've gotwo separate staffs, but they're part of one team. and sometimes it makes more sense in terms of cohesion to have the staffs communicating with one another through this kind of technology. >> host: your use of technology, has it altered the way you look at legislation that might be coming up? net neutrality or other legislative initiatives that are related? >> guest: absolutely. in a major way and not simply with

into our attics and walls. locate the original energy source called you and turn that machine up full-blast. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. come get 50% more savings on insulation with the new lower price of just $9.37 per roll. >>> so stupid and so funny. time for sports now with fred roggin. the cowboys needed a win. after all, their stadium cost $1 billion. jerry jones looking for one. >> thank you, and good morning. in the cowboys owner of jerry jones, the new stadium is now complete as the cowboys picked up their first victory in the state-of-the-art stadium. cowboys took the lead in the third quarter. up the middle for six and dallas jumped on top, 10-7, cowboys ice it late in the fourth, picked off jake delhomme and took it 27 yards for the score. cowboys are 21 in the second half to meet the panthers 21-7. >>> pennington expected to miss the rest of the season. chad henne will make his first nfl start this sunday for the winless dolphins. >>> baseball, the angels wrapped up

. >> he is checking to see if any bats have breached his attic. susie stevens has sealed off every small gateway into her home. >> you can see also, i have a chimney cap. >> warm weather may have contributed to the spread of rabies. officials advise avoiding all bats, especially those out during the day or lying on the ground. >> call the wildlife people -- and authorities. >> rabies is almost always fatal if left untreated. the person bitten is doing well tonight after receiving a series of vaccinations. >> for more information on rabies, go to the website mentioned on our website. >>> five female students say th were strip searched after a fellow student reported a missing $100 bill. according to the families involved, they stripped down to their underwear while a female counselor look for the missing money. it happened during a gym class. parents and students are voicing their frtrations. >> they are embarrassed to come here. it was hard to come back to school the following day. >> an administrator is now on leave. school board policy allows th

city fire officials tells us the fire started in the attic of the home and quickly spread to the entire second floor. unfortunately -- for the in fortunately rather everyone escaped without injury. cause is under investigation. >>> a baltimore city police officer pleads guilty to sexually assaulting a young girl in his home. 34-year-old troy gee admits to fondling the juvenile while she was in his care. he is suspended from the force and is free on bond this morning and sentencing set for december 7th. >>> and get ready. we are just a little more than 24 hours away from the 2009 ravens season purple passion is permeating the state from the eastern shore to the mountains out west. marylanders are getting fired up. and don't forget wjz is the only place to see the season opener. watch ravens take on the chiefs tomorrow at one exclusively here on wjz13. the bird are double digit favorites. and, speak of double digits. today exclusive first warning weather forecast we think you will like it. 37 partly sunny and may see some showers later on this afternoon. and tonight 60 and tomorrow, it's

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it is one that for five years i worked on going through archives and anthologies in attics trying to find the letters of aican americans that could help sketch an intimate portrait of people from the dusty plantation to the white house with the election of barack obama. and during this time i was surprised by distance i encountered many surprised some of these matters left as documents a people's history. securing permission to publish many of the letters and archives. there was enough support that allowed me to weave together more than 200 letters that span from the 1700's to 2008. and we will give you a piece, a glimpse of the letters that are in this book. but what i tried to do is weave together and letters that traced the footprints large and small of the people from bondage , from the civil war, and from dusty plantations to the glistening white house. the correspondents of slaves, soldiers are woven together with historical giants. langston hughes the benjamin banneker,frederick douglas. the likenesses of the extraordinary are matched by the equally poignant letters of the ord

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they will look for a hard-to- detect leak in your duct, attic, doors and walls.ect to pay up to $100,000 for this, depending on the size of your home. >>> three boys throw a keg out of a car. police dash cam catches the crime on tape. officers say it reached 100 miles an hour. the 19-year-old driver is charged with dui. while the 21-year-old passenger is rnlg charge -- is charged with reckless endangerment. >>> police arrest a 20-year-old stefon bennett after he showed off at the victim's home less than two hours after the robbery to invite the victim out to dinner. the woman said she was stunned by his request. bennett will be charged with aggravated robbery. and bad timing. >>> police in the san francisco area continue to gather evidence in connection with the 1991 abduction of jaycee dugard. more is being learned about what happened in the days and months following the kidnapping. >> the last time she was seen, it was 1991. 11-year-old jaycee dugard was at the bus stop near her house, when she was dragged by a car. allegedly by phillip and nancy garrido. >> on

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it's become tough on one golf fan attic.community. >> reporter: and a town well known for one big thing. >> ski town. >> reporter: ask steamboat residents. >> my love is golf. >> tom is obsessed with golf. >> short. >> so much so that rather than leave the game at the course. >> reporter: he built a green in his front yard. >> it's been his baby all along. >> reporter: every evening he would practice and every night -- he just would leave his golf balls on the green until -- >> we figured out they were getting swiped. >> reporter: by who? >> kind of scratched my head and thought my kids had their buddies would take the balls or something like that. >> reporter: day after day -- and morning after morning. >> then they started coming back every morning, the place would be cleaned out. >> reporter: until the numbers were starting to add up. >> we've probably gone through 70 or 80 golf balls. >> reporter: it was time to get to the bottom of this. one night they watched. >> i was just amazed. i was laughing so hard. >> reporter:

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. >> we often joke about the fact that some have attics that they haven't seen since 1972.asements that they are quite frankly afraid of. so that's where the show came from. but it's evolved into a great deal more. what we've come to realize is that right sing is a task, it's something you do physically but it's also something that you have to do from an emotional and a mental standpoint, meek that to transition from one phase of life into another can be as daunting a task as cleaning out the garage or even more so. so, in the program we do help people to kind of reconcile their stuff. and we help people to work through the transition. we encourage people to look at their life more from the standpoint of what they're actually able to do and, you know, you can look at the quality of your life by looking at the quality of your days. there's not a disconnect. we sometimes think, well, life is here and it's really good, but that's not reflected in our daily life. so, life is what you live each day. so encourage people to look at that and ask yourself, you know, am i engaged? do

in february, ginsberg had surgery for pan kree attic cancer and was back on the bench 18 days later. >>> in about 30 minutes, president obama will talk about iran's admission that it has a second nuclear fuel facility. now, the president is in pittsburgh right now for the g-20 summit. diplomatic sources say iran recently admitted the existence of the plant in a letter to the international atomic energy agency. but only after tehran learned that the western nations had found out about it. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. talked about the nuclear issue. >> iran faces a very clear choice. the let's hope it comes to the table with concrete and serious steps that will demonstrate its determination to prove that it is not and will not pursue a nuclear weapons program. >> iran maintains that its nuclear program is just for energy purposes. we're going to listen when president obama makes his comments coming up. >>> if you have children's and infant's tylenol at hole, listen up. some of the medicine is being recalled because of possible bacterial contamination. our money expert jennifer westh

countries depended on our consumption, seeing its financing interrupted, that's going to be problem attic to be problematic. another thing on this consumer thing. you see in terms of regulation, proposed regulation, they are going to put more safeguards on consumer lending. basically that's going to restrict credit. >> it's already very tight right now. >> an unintended consequence. we've put measures in to clean up some of the practices that existed there. that's at least enough. >> how about restricting banker's pay. >> outrageous. on the one hand you're disenfranchising boards of directors, supposed to have compensation committees to take care of this. on the other hand they are going to look at policies. i've looked at a lot of compensation policies and believe me, these guys will never figure out what happened. >> they will find another way. >> absolutely. they are three steps ahead of these guys anyway. >> how can you get boards to be more responsible? >> i would think -- i would like to think in light of what's occurred in the last year and a half that they will be more responsible

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this was not random and the consistency of the advice indicates that this system is system attic andwidespread within a.c.o.r.n. the complicit behavior of a.c.o.r.n. employees offering to assist persons engaging in sex trafficking is egregious behavior. can you tell me if you've been made aware of all these issues and if the fbi field offices in washington and new york are examining these incidents? >> think the first time i heard of these incidents to which you refer was last evening and beyond that, i do not know where we are, clearly, given what you have said it's something in consultation with the department of justis that we would look at. >> that's what i've been led to believe and i would sure appreciate it if you'd look at that time and do something about it. now last month the white house and the attorney general announced the formation of a new working group, comprised of federal law enforcement and intelligence personnel for the sole purpose of interrogating high-value detainees. this has been referred to as the hig. you're familiar with that? >> yes, sir. according to bot

. >> alisyn: in tough times i confess when i go into a thrift store it feels like my grandmother's atticond. what do you do? >> well, you know, i mean, it is such a wide asort of things and once you are going into a thrift shop you want to have in mind desires that you -- things that you can find in a thrift shop. >> alisyn: i've heard one thing people look for in vintage stores are designer bags. >> yes. >> alisyn: those are real finds. >> you can find replicas and reproduction and you can find knock-offs here. >> alisyn: how can it only be $35 instead of $3,000? i find something here i could actually go to work in. >> absolutely! >> this is a cute suit, fabulous. try it on. it is perfectly tailored. >> alisyn: should you always look for something with a label in cash. >> no. no. not at all. don't be conscious of that. >> alisyn: how do you know what is designer. >> you can tell by the label and this is a -- >> alisyn: for a night out. >> what's this. >> alisyn: a men's suit. >> yes. >> alisyn: a men's suit. >> alisyn: wow! >> we want people to come out here looking like a million bucks

he died yesterday after a nearly two-year battle with pan kree attic dancer.ghost." he had been in the tv series called "the beast." it was canceled in june because his cancer was getting worst. his dirty dancing co-star jennifer grey released a statement describing him as a rare and beautiful combination of raw masculinity and grace. demi moore quoted a line he had in ghost. it's amazing, molly being the love inside, you take it with you. she then added, i will miss you. >>> several raids have revealed that an investigation is under way in new york city. federal agents searched apartments in queens early yesterday but no one was arrested. a federal law enforcement source saysing agents were looking for a specific person who was not found. people living in some of the apartment buildings talked about the raids. >> scary. to know something like a terrorist is so close to you. it is a shock, a big shock. >> very scary. very scary. very surprising and scary. luckily it stopped. to get raided, that's good. i mean, we're safe now. >> the fbi obviously keeps tabs an

this was not random and the consistency of the advice indicates that this system is system attic and widespread within a.c.o.r.n. the complicit behavior of a.c.o.r.n. employees offering to assist persons engaging in sex trafficking is egregious behavior. can you tell me if you've been made aware of all these issues and if the fbi field offices in washington and new york are examining these incidents? >> think the first time i heard of these incidents to which you refer was last evening and beyond that, i do not know where we are, clearly, given what you have said it's something in consultation with the department of justis that we would look at. >> that's what i've been led to believe and i would sure appreciate it if you'd look at that time and do something about it. now last month the white house and the attorney general announced the formation of a new working group, comprised of federal law enforcement and intelligence personnel for the sole purpose of interrogating high-value detainees. this has been referred according to both the white house and the attorney general, the hig wi

first thing you should do, believe it or not, is go up and if you have an attic in your house, look athing. there's not enough insulation up there, hire a company to blow in insulati insulation. the payback on that. a lot of states will subsidize the cost of you having the blown-in insulation done. next, you don't want to put in new windows in your house, but you want to seal the air leaks around them. caulk, weather stripping that is the second most important thing for to you do to your house. then maybe make you may get a little sore doing it, it's cleep to do and it will pay back almost instantly. do that, you've done a lot. i'm clark howard. for more ways you can be smart with your dough, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. ú8ú >>> stop and look at these pictures. we could be seeing scenes like these for weeks. california fire officials say the largest of the wildfires burning in the state. it is 5% contained and could be than way for a while and it could take weeks to get it under control. this fire alone consumed a staggering 120,000 acres, more than 50 homes and other structures have