secret is no e.m secret is no more. a pain of queen sicker to yeah's bloomers went on the auction block yesterday. the item was sold by the forbes family. knee-length and embroidered with the queen's initials, the silk garment was bought by a private collector for $14,950. those are some pretty big knickers. how about that? >> that's like marilyn monroe type prices. >> looks like a dress a little bit. no dig on queen victoria. >> i saw halloween costumes more skimpy than that. >>> time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. in washington, three units of japanese-american veterans will receive the congressional gold medal more than six decades after serving in world war ii. the collective award will be archived at smithsonian institution. >>> the sixth annual shirley povich symposium marking the 50th anniversary of the racial integration of the washington redskins and university of maryland football teams. bobby mitchell, first african-american to play for the redskins will

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their full potential and create industries and do a great job and save lives as surgeons or nurses or e.m. it's and pay revenues through their taxes, through their support of our great country. ms. landrieu: senator, i would say this program is one of the most effective antiwelfare programs in the country that we fund in the country. this is exactly from xavier student, a student that writes in. this student is a first-year student majoring in biology in premed. this is an african-american catholic university, the only one in the country and it produces more premed students and more doctors than almost the largest. we have one minute. she is a product of a single-family home and was the only individual employed in her household. so as she's going to school, she's also employed, supporting the whole household, basically keeping them off of other government programs that might not be as effective. so, senator, your leadership should be commended. and i really, you know, thank you for your leadership. and i'm going to submit more of these specific stories from specific students and families