so dunlap's published research is eagerly awaited. anyone who's had the briefest introduction to lou immediately recognizes an individual possessing a powerful intellect, an infectious and generous

so dunlap's published research is eagerly awaited. anyone who's had the briefest introduction to lou immediately recognizes an individual possessing a powerful intellect, an infectious and generous spirit, clear vision and goals, and a natural inspiring leader. in addition to the lou henry hoover biography, dunlap is completing two other book projects. louis comfort tiffany and the business of art expected for release in 2017 and charles g. dawes, to be published in early 2016. following annette's formal presentation, there will be a question and answer period. if you have a question, please raise your hand and do not speak until a microphone is given to you. now, the microphone will be given to you off. you just flip the little button. look at the green light. that pull put it on. after you asked your question, shut it off and pass it back to the aisle. i hope you'll join us in the lobby afterwards where copies of dunlap's biography of frances folsom cleveland will be available for purchase and signing. we're also pleased that c-span

. >>> up next, the herbert hoover presidential library hosts author annette dunlap as she explores the evolution of first ladies' fashion. she chronicles on the public image of the women living in the white house and what their wardrobe choices reveal about the times in which they lived. this program runs about an hour. >> well, good afternoon and welcome to the herbert hoover presidential library museum. my name's tom schwartz, and i'm the director.

you'll discover how corporate tough guys "neutron jack" welch and "chainsaw al" dunlap modeled the ceo of the future, blazing away during the high noon of capitalism at the middle class and working people. here is how america lost its way. but you'll also see why the only practical response to what's happened to us is for people to fight back. that may sound like a cliche, perhaps, but bob herbert has seen it happen before, and comes home from his journey believing it can happen again. he was a columnist for "the new york times" for 18 years, a champion of working people and the middle class like his hard-working parents in new jersey. we're good friends and kindred spirits, as well as colleagues at the schumann media center, from which he is presently on leave working on a major documentary. bob, good to see you again. >> great to be here, bill. thank you. >> what does the country look like out there? you encounter a lot of problems in the book, as you travel the country. but you also encounter a lot of people. let's start with some of those people. tell me about mercedes gorden. >> t

. >> reporter: upper darby superintendent richard dunlap tells me not all the vsr4 helmets are beingsed but couldn't say how many were making their way onto the field. we also found two dozen vsr4s at the middle school in allentown. the athletic director says he's not concerned because just like upper darby, and every other school that responded to our request told us, the national operating committee on standards for athletic equipment, known as nocse, certifies reconditioned helmets. >> if they say, hey, it meets all nocse requirements, i would have my child in that helmet. >> reporter: executive director mike oliver spoke to us from kansas city. he tells us virginia tech's research is good in hetheory bu should not be the only research parents and schools look at. he points to a university of wisconsin study of suspected rors of concussions in high schools and determines there was no connection between concussion and model and age of football helmets high school players use. >> we know that the things that cause a concussion in a particular circumstance in most cases are not relat

stephen dunlap regarding and ukiah. i can't remember who told me but it's there. should end soon. 40s and 50s. cooler this morning. there it is, san ramon, 49. lafayette, 49. mid-50s for pittsburg and brentwood. chilly. the clouds cover heading north, except for a few high clouds. we have a lot of fog. i should not say a lot. mostly sunny, highs in the 50s. let's see if there is any more rain. a huge problem on 880 and i think it's still an issue here. >> the damage is done. they've opened all the lanes. southbound 880 is still slow outs of oakland heading down to san leandro, southbound 880 at davis. they moved the cars to the shoulder but they are still there. traffic is getting a little better but not much. it's going to take a bit for this to unwind. now that the lanes are open, you'll see some improvement. we'll keep an eye open. you can see all the red sensors in the area. i would use eastbound 580 as an alternate route. and 580 is going to be slow this morning, although it's not as bad. we have slow traffic on the altamonte pass. when you get to the bay bri