. >> today you can buy a new dr. suessook. >>> you could own a piece of prince history as a relatively low price. the minneapolis home featured in purple rain video is on the market. it can be yours to rehab for $110,000. the listing notes that it's in need of a bit of work. >>> today we get a brand new treasure from the late dr. suess. today a book lost for decades is finally getting released. what pet should i get is a new edition to the collection. it features the brother and sister from one fish two fish, red fish, blue fish. the book was likely written about 50 years and packed away in his office. two years ago his wife found the book. >> it is warm and humid into the mid and upper 80s. getting a few showers popping up along the blue ridge and in west virginia they may trek east. you can track it with our app. >> thanks, tom. that's it for news 4 midday. we're back on this afternoon. >> and you can get news and weather updates with ♪ ♪ ♪ makes you feel role good. >> meredith: hi everybody. welcome. rayro mano on scree

allison, natalie, jacob likes books like dr. suess the places you will go, very inspirational. >> yes. >> this middle of that book as i was reading it, i was startled to see that the characters bopping around in dr. suess-like ways and then gets to a place in the middle called the waiting place. >> yes. >> waiting for the trains to go, the bus to come, the planes to go. it was all about transportation. and so the rest of the book says you've got to get out of the waiting place and that it is inspirational for kids. you can do it. well we have to do it for them now. >> exactly. >> other one is the little engine that kid. >> that's my favorite. >> that is truly a metaphor for america. i can't imagine that book having been written other place, although other places have generosity of spirit like the little engine. the little engine was the one that stepped in to carry toys for kids when all the big engines were too busy, too important. the establishment wasn't listening. and so to me that's a signal that we also have to count on the litt

. >>> this week a new dr. suesspublished from drawings and writings discovered after his death. given suess started as a political cartoonist, we wondered what he might make of the 2016 race. it's this week's "state of the cartoon-ion." >> we were bored, let's just say it. no more feigning, hinting, about the prospect of boring old bush versus clinton. then at the door with a thump, thump, thump, our excitement did jump. twas the trump on the stump. in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina i will win said trump clad in clothes made in china. he called rivals losers and attacked a war hero while he soared to first place with the rest stuck at zero. you're a loser, a moron, a dummy who is failing, you're flailing. at the border problems he did diagnose. latinos offended said trump adios. he ruffled the feathers of party officials and threatened third party if they stayed prejudicial. the trump on the stump made -- the rivals' poll slumped while the cameras did clump, and that my dear chump is the trump on the stum. >> o

that's a dr. suess book i got for graduation. >> who gave that to you? >> multiple people. teachers. >> oh, the places you will go. >> did i miss something? why are we getting books at 18? >> because they thought i would be going places in my life. >> you did. at this age, really? >> it's a good graduation gift. >> okay. >>> every summer, eric schmidt and his family go diving for treasure. this time they hit the jackpot. eric was searching in ft. pierce florida, in 15 feet of water when he uncovered gold koinz worth more than a million dollars. >> this now, this is the tricentennial royal gold coin minted for the spanish king in 1715, buried under the sea with a fleet of spanish ships. went down there during a hurricane 300 years ago this week. congratulations to you, young fellow. >>> coming up in "the skinny" are, a bonus round. katy perry poses for pictures and gets political. >> the awkward and heartfelt moments as the bachelorette had to choose between nick and shawn. our senior analysts with insights you won't get anywhere else. you're watching "world news now." >>> "

brand new book from dr. suess. take a look at some of the pictures on buzz feed.m manuscripts gathered at his house two years ago. >>> one fast food giant gets ready for a big change on the menu. >> and it could redefine what people eat for lunch. >>> egg mcmuffin lovers, you may be able to order your fair sandwich after 10:00 p.m. mcdonald's could be start serving breakfast all day as soon as october. they have also been testing other concepts as they try to boost sagging sales. these include custom burgers and healthy options such as breakfast bowls made with kale and spinach. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> a beautiful day with plenty of dry air. you can see sugarless mountain from our camera. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 81 in washington. 77 in gaithersburg. highs today in the mid to upper 80s. 89 in washington. 82 in martinsburg and 84 in annapolis. only a touch cooler than yesterday but it feels cooler because of the lower well, guess what. there may be a lion on the loose in milwaukee. >> okay, a lion walks into the neighborhood. not a bad joke. t

theodore guys all, or sues, regretted his -- theodore geisel dr. suess regretted his part. all right, that is the end of my presentation here today. i want to point out you can find us the national archives, and kansas city.gov. we have a facebook site that provides information as well. and a twitter account. of course, you are welcome to visit us. our research room is open tuesday-saturday and it :00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. are there any questions? all right. i guess not. you have one? ok. >> [indiscernible] >> the question was, were there other famous people who took heart in the creation of propaganda? >> dr. seuss, thomas hart and 10, people like john ford created a important pieces of cinema propaganda. it was an all-out effort. you had celebrities all over the place going overseas to support the troops. that was filmed and put up in all of the pit your houses. it involved everyone. it really did involve everyone. thank you. it was a really good question. any other questions? thank you for coming out today. thank you for having me. [applause] [captions copyright national cable

. >> our apologies to the dr. suess estate. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. go to cnn.com/sotu. fareed zakaria starts right now. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with the nuclear deal. the obama administration got iran to buy in but can it convince an even tougher crowd? the u.s. congress. i'll talk to one of the deals' negotiators, now salesman-in-chief, energy secretary ernest monies. then an important new scientific study says sea levels could rise much more dramatically and much faster than previously believed only a few years ago. the implications for coastal cities everywhere are staggering. could it be accurate? >>> after world war ii japan vowed never to wage war. it's even enshrined in the nation's constitution but now the land of the rising sun wants to dial that back and maybe it is time. i'll explain. also bringing back extinct animals. hasn't the jurassic park movies shown us it's a bad idea? apparently not. i'll talk to a scien

dr. suess's unpublished manuscript called "what pet should i get" was released this week.ng his third publication in the past four years. even tupac was like, "are we sure this guy's dead? [ laughter and applause ] i mean, my name's larry, welcome to applebee's." [ laughter ] and this isn't good here. there were reports that claim that hackers are able to break into the uconnect system in chrysler cars and take control of the vehicles remotely. though, based on the average age of people who drive chryslers, that probably makes them safer. [ laughter ] "which one's the brake again? [ applause ] i'm gonna roll down the window." folks, there are rumors that hostess is planning to release a product being described as frozen fried twinkies. [ audience oohs ] you know, 'cause the name, "laboratory created diabetes bomb was too clunky. [ laughter and applause ] not easily -- >> steve: doesn't roll off the tongue. >> jimmy: it doesn't roll off the tongue. and did you hear the reports? sony pictures is developing a a new movie based on emojis. at this point, we're five years away f