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chuck barry hadn't decided what he was going to do with his cadillac. >> reporter: wear your walkingver 400,000 feet spanning the celebratory to the controversial. what to do about figures like bill cosby, whose marker under him of an image as a younger man, both praises him as a game-changer in entertainment and reminds of sexual abuse allegations. >> reporter: how did you as a committee come to terms about how, who, when, who to include? >> the hours and hours we have used to pour over these questions is extraordinary. one of the things we kept in mind and one of the greatest versions was dr. john hope franklin. he warned against the eray sure of history. african-american's history has been erased for a very long time. in all of its complexity, in some of its controversy, we must tell that story. >> reporter: so much in one place. do you have a favorite exhibit? >> i keep coming back to the hair yut tubman objects, her shawl, her hymnal. where do you put james baldwin, one of our greatest american writers deeply involved in the civil rights movement? >> reporter: sports and politic

upper floors celebrate african-american achievements in sports and culture, where you'll find chuck barry's cadillac convertible and muhammad ali's boxing robe. most of the museum's collection was donated. these items up. >> the greater gift is that i will be able to see other people enjoy them, and that when i'm gone, those items will still be there. >> reporter: this woman donated about a dozen belongings from her great-great-grandmother, madam c.j. walker, became a self-made millionaire in the 1900s developing a line of hair care products for black people. >> she was a pioneer in the beauty culture industry. it was very difficult for african-americans to have that kind of those times. >> reporter: the museum has 200 employees and 300 volunteers. for many, it's a turning point. >> as a kid growing up here in d.c. and you see all of these museums. to finally have one that will tell your story from your perspective it was exciting. >> reporter: to mark the opening, president obama will ring a 500-pound bell on loan williamsburg, virginia, founded in 1776 by slaves and freed blacks. now cele

i approved this message because washington changed chuck, and it's time we change our senator. cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. this morning - we are live in coralville to kickoff fry fest. in just a few hours hawkeye flock here to the iowa river landing - events going on all day long. long.but first - rebecca kopleman is standing by in our studio - watching new this morning - hermine has now weakened to a florida's gulf coast just before one o-clock this morning. morning.it's the first time a hurricane to make landfall in the sunshine state in 11 years. hundreds of residents have already been ordered to evacuate their homes.the storm could bring as much as 20 inches of rain.watches and warnings are coming in all along the atlantic coast -- as far north as new jersey.health officials say it could affect the fight against the zika virus becuase of all the standing water that the storm will leave behind. also in or explosion caused smoke clouds to billow over cape canaveral. canaveral.space-x was conducting a test before they were set to fire an unmanned rocket this weekend - whe

chuck, you've stopped working for iowa. welcome to cbs two this morning... >>> 20 welcome back to cbs to iran killed d'ambrosio with kevin barry where light coralville for fri-fest. it is a chilly morning.>> it is chilly. a little later, we are at coralville river landing and their it is chilly outside, we are wearing -- we are wearing our jackets. lets check in with our weather first forecast, it really is around 50 today. >> it is cooler, it is the beginning. we have winter to get to later on. we're going into the fall season. but we will still have some summer here and temperatures area white are in the 50s, it is 53 degrees in cedar rapids, 51 in waterloo, 52 in socorro. as we had through the rest of this morning, the pictures will be in the low 50s and it's going to still feel pretty cool. you may need a light jacket as you head out the door. the kids may as well. into the afternoon we will have plenty of sunshine, nice and comfortable conditions, a repeat of yesterday with high temperatures in the low to mid by noon 72 degrees, 6 pm 73 degrees, 90 and 65. if you are out late you may need a late -- light jacket. was again

barry sueto. those are a number of examples when he was running for president where he was bringing up this issue. how do you -- how can you his political identity? >> chuck, i think the only people left obsessed about this are those still covering it. mr. trump made very clear -- we hardly get clarity from the clinton campaign on very much. he took to the podium and took maybe a minute or less to state three very crisp things. now he has moved on to issues people care about. it's remarkable to me to be out there with people and hear what they want covered. i'm looking at nbc's poll this morning. i i mean top 20. >> i get what you are def deflecting. i understand why you are deflecting. >> i'm not. you are. this was five years of his political identity. by the way -- let me ask this. now that he believes the president was born in the united states, i think he has made a $5 million charity offer -- or $50 million charity offer. is he going to pay up on that front? >> you would have to tell me the details of that before i can however, i do have to say -- i want to go back to the polling. nobody wants to talk about the polls because they're tightening and we