the wedding video of alicia and creighton. creative shots in the wedding video. >> look that the incredible shot. >> oh. >> this video is high-tech. he uses a drone. a quad copter with a go-pro. behind the scenes moment from this shoot. go-prois running, the couple, gorgeous. right in the background. >> coming in high. >> oh you're kidding! >> it hit the groom. and, as a matter of fact, it did leave a mark. >> oh, man! >> look closely, and you'll see the mark that it left. also cut his head. now, according to the photographer, the couple laughed this off, thought it was hilarious, and they were the ones who encouraged the photographer to upload the video to tell us more about the video, we have davey from point digital photography via skype "right this minute." i want to hear exactly what this couple said, just after the groom got hit in the face with the drone. >> very first thing that he said was, bride gave me a look of death like, what did you just do to my soon-to-be husband? he had scratches and everything calmed down, w

we will also be checking later with james creighton, who will show us how this is playing out over social media. we are in the newsroom. hello again to chris moore. >> hosni mubarak out of jail, the former egyptian president is in a hospital in southern cairo. he called it the likely use of chemical use in syria. a say that force may be needed. the government denies claims they used poison gas in the suburbs. and in china, a disgraced politician with a stern confession in a case that has embarrassed the communist party. we start in egypt, where hosni mubarak is under house arrest in cairo in a military hospital. he was taken from the capital after a court ordered his release following the appeal in the corruption case. he still faces a retrial over complicity in the deaths of the protesters during the 2011 uprising that toppled him. >> a smattering of applause outside of the prison as hosni mubarak was taken out of the building in a helicopter. supporters of the ousted president watch the operation with flags and signs saying congratulations, mr. president. for them, this could mark the r

driven to creighton to create jobs and teaching the locals how to do it right. >> the most amazing thingbout dropped out of school. he is building the school he dropped out of. it is not just the education of the architecture that is changing but to the entire building ecosystem. we should not see ourselves as divisions within the building profession. we should see ourselves as partners. some projects we will lead, someone will not. your brothers and sisters who are engineers, planners, they make you look damn good. and you have to work alongside them. what will surprise you is 50% of our funding of haiti came from high school children. across united states in 19 other countries, children donated five dollars, $10 to help us rebuild. we think of our wonders as investors. through students we build -- rebuild, we as it will be like us to build? they asked us to build schools. when you look at the schools thomas they may seem very rudimentary schools. one, the river rock comes from less than five kilometers from the site. that is titanium. what it showed the community is they do not have to

went to the university of nebraska in lincoln and got his law degree from creighton university law schoolin omaha. thanks for being on the "washington journal." guest: thank you. host: coming up next, we will introduce you to a first-term member of congress, and his name is tony cÁrdenas and he represents the 29th district in southern california. as "washington journal" continues. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> live coverage of the national governors association annual summer meeting in milwaukee, wisconsin. the see of the nation's governors discussed infrastructure and the global economy. ,unday, live at noon on c-span2 book tv with questions for author and head up. -- pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins, ben carson. and on american history tv, 1968 -- from the assassinations of martin luther king, junior, and robert kennedy to the tet offensive. sunday at 1:00. >> what are the milestone years for first ladies through history? >> well, i would say certainly mrs. adams, her period. the first to live in the white house. she was a very opinionated and bright

he went to the university of nebraska in lincoln and got his law degree from creighton university law school in omaha. thank serving on the "washington journal." >> we will take you to the national governors association, meeting in washington, d.c. they will be kicking off three days of their summer meeting. sorry, that's in milwaukee that in the adobe kicking off a meeting in just a few moments. governors meeting from across the country, they're participating in discussions about the economy, infrastructure, health care and cybersecurity from the governor's point of view. this year, the chair of the government association am national governors association as delaware governor jack markell, and the vice chair is oakland governor mary fallin. we will just watch for a minute as the room starts to fill up before their first meeting. [inaudible conversations] again the national governors association kicking off three days of summit meetings in milwaukee in just a few minutes. we will bring you back to the room, but while we wait for it to get under way we want to show you some of the hous