handwriting of elliott's letters was not elliott's. sometimes he was so drunk or injured because alcohol had led him to have a buggy accident, that he could not grip a pen. so he dictated a letter to an associate of his, sometimes if he was hospitalized he would dictate a letter to a nurse. letters did not arrive as frequently as eleanor wanted them to, she sent letters of her own. please write to me soon, she said in one message. in another, right to me soon and other letter, daddy. i miss you very much. these are selected examples, that i was at hyde park looking through the correspondence between father and daughter, and believe me, and entire evening's presentation could be made just from reading excerpts that had this much heart and loneliness in them. a few times between 1892 and 1894, elliott was granted permission to visit his daughter in new york. i quote from someone to watch over me, they would spend the day walking around central park, spinning out fantasies of the ideal life they would have together when he finally got a h

so chase elliott -- why not make that move? it's there and then it just closed up. >> well, this is what we talk about, how aggressive do you want to be f. you're not going to go for that hole, you're not going to win t you can argue both sides of that. it's a good points day, don't try to take the hole but that's not how race car drivers are wired. when they see that gap open up that is green light, going for the win at talladega. >> it's not that the 42 or the 19 may have turned their wheels but when you have that many cars and they're that close the air moves you around. it's not like the cars go perfectly straight. >> let's ride along with the 88. >> there you go, buddy, the 11 is right on you. high, high, high -- low, low, low. come on, caution's out. >> the 31 will get back to you. come on, come on, come on. caution is out. >> how about that? >> and i think one of the fastest cars all day long is going to emerge out of th you can see the 24 never changed lanes. he stayed straight, the 19 came down just a touch. going into

so chase elliott -- why not make that move? it's there and then it just closed up. >> well, this is what we talk about, how aggressive do you want to be f. you're not going to go for that hole, you're not going to win this race. you can argue both sides of that. it's a good points day, don't try to take the hole but that's not how race car drivers are wired. when they see that gap open up that is green light, going for the win at talladega. >> it's not that the 42 or the 19 may have turned their wheels but when you have that many cars and they're that close the air moves you around. it's not like the cars go perfectly straight. >> let's ride along with the 88. >> there you go, buddy, the 11 is right on you. high, high, high -- low, low, low. come on, caution's out. >> the 31 will get back to you. come on, come on, come on. caution is out. >> how about that? >> and i think one of the fastest cars all day long is going to emerge out of this wreck with the lead, keselowski. you can see the 24 never changed lanes. he stayed straigh

let me take you back to elliott. you picked tee title of your book from am article he wrote in 1869. >> guest: the new education. >> host: the new education. and elliott is a kind of double figure the is in book, as i read it. the author of system you find destructive for students, faculty forks the life of the mind in the united states. on the other there's a strong admiration for his ability to change a system. why did you choose to name the book after this 1869 essay that charles elliott wrote in the atlantic? >> guest: well, it would be dishonest to say i had that title in mind when i wrote the book. this book had 20 different titles. that one struck me because i do believe we need a new education for the world we're living in now. what elliott did that i admire at the -- welcome acome professor tetching at hard vair, theoretical checkist issue did not want to be a practical chim mist and his father lost everything in the panic of 1857. the the first gill global financial crisis, and elliott thought we would have

elliott's formal title is senior -- for middle east studies. now, that only begins to explore his great range and depth on foreign policy. and let me deal with sort of the practitioner part of it. elliott, over the course of his distinguished career, has served in a variety of government positions. i'm just going to name three of them, because i think they've relevant for our discussion tonight. he was assistant secretary of state for human rights and humanitarian affairs as well as assistant secretary of state for inter-american affairs, both during the reagan administration. and he served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser in the george w. bush administration. now, elliott is, as you might gather, someone who's a senior fellow for middle east, an expert on the middle east and north africa. he's also an expert on democratization and human rights, an issue he's worked on over the course of his career. we're going to hear more about that tonight, i suspect. elliott has written widely and well on a wide rang

please join me in welcoming elliott here tonight. first off congratulations elliott. i know how difficult it is to write a book. it takes a bit of work to conceive it takes a bit of work to market and a whole lot of work in between. and you have done quite well. the book i think reflects tremendous amounts of labor also i think a fair amount of reflection and critical thought. it is certainly a thought-provoking book. i want to begin our conversation with our title. the book is titled realism and democracy i went to college and took my courses in foreign policy. i was told that realism the two shall not meet. it matters what they do abroad and how they behave at home. why are you joining these two together i have always been told they should be kept apart. thank you for the introduction. and thank you for being here. if i say it cfr.org is that the third time. a couple reasons. first because i think one of the great weaknesses of realism as an academic movement which goes back some decades is that it is merely if you will a theory of international politics. and it acc

elliott management built a stake of over 3% in the company.ephew now, this is according to people familiar with the matter. we heard elliott management has built a stake in this company as well, but it is not clear how y own.he this is smith and nephew. according to u.k. disclosure rules, they are required to report a shareholding that exceeds 3%. we could perhaps surmise from that. it is lower than that. we are seeing smith and nephew gaining 2.7% even while it is not clear how much elliott owns and what it plans to push for the company. this is all according to people familiar and according to bloomberg's reporting. we are seeing a bit of a general relief rally in spanish assets. after the close yesterday, fitch upgraded to be be be from -- to bbb. both of these stocks, two of the biggest gainers in this session. on the downside, one of the i.rst performers is mond see, down 8.3% at the moment after they said rising costs and unfavorable currency moves with the full earnings come in below expectations. matt. that,thanks very much for nejra c

taylor loses the ball on this punt return, leading to an elliott touchdown.he former ohio state star would get his second later in the first. he takes it up the middle to make it 14-0 dallas. elliott finished with 147 yards on 26 care yis. dak prescott had a big game. witten with the grab making it 20-3. the niners had a chance to get back in it. but c.j. bethard fumbles the football. the cowboys with this screen pass to elliott. he'll go all the way, racing down the sideline. he makes a nice cut back inside. completing a 72-yard touchdown. the point after made it 27-3. prescott threw three touchdown passes. this one to dez bryant. the cowboys win 40-10. the niners drop to 0-7. >> disappointing. i think all three phases, players and coaches. we have to play a lot better than that to give ourselves a pchance to win. >> it's just hard to win in this league. nothing is guaranteed. health is not guaranteed. nothing is guaranteed. >> we have to look at ourselves and each one of us need to get better. a lot of things to improve on. come tomorrow, we have to put it

in this edition, hannah elliott -- what you drive, and so is who you ride with. in this edition, hannah elliott talks cars with jay leno. >> they are like dinosaurs from another era. this would be the demographic car i think the average tv viewer would remember. >> knowledge you have been thirsting after. learn the rules of cocktail bars. >> the bartender does not know what you like. give the bartender something to work with. say i like whiskey? what is good with whiskey? something he can build off. >> and see how the world's most spectacular watches are put together, one tiny magnificent piece at a time. >> any watch you buy today is technologyding anymore. it is craft and art. you are not racing for technological breakthroughs, you are racing to make the most spectacular watch. >> but first, travel with us to one of the world's legendary destinations. ♪ >> whether you know it as the city of light or love, paris' charm is unmissable. and it is all a resistible. -- irresistible. its galleries cafes, , restaurants, and wine bars are revered the world over. welcome

this is a story about the tory party machine, looks like they might be hiring matthew elliott, chieftive of vote leave, to perhaps get some more oil into the tory party machine after it didn't go very well in the election. yes, he certainly is one of the big political figures of our time, considering that he turned the brexit referendum around. there's no doubt that one of the triumphs he had during the campaign was to steer the referendum and the leave campaign away from the high torque of sovereignty and the jacob rees moggs of the world to maul bread and butter issues like immigration and things working class voters care about. that is the area that theresa may must be in if she wants to win the next election, keeping the working class voters from going to labour. in that sense it may be a canny move but there are areas where it may not be so. for example, he didn't get on with the other brexiteers, such as dominic cummings, who was sidelined in the campaign, a close ally of michael gove and there are questions over whether that rivalry may come back out. and the tories must targe

it has been published on the stand still with elliott.ations are in line with what you would have expected with any major shareholders. do withee much as we other shareholders elaborating what we are. elliott gives their input on what they suggest on doing but it gets to a neutral to positive dialogue as you would expect with any other major shareholder so there is no real specifics. turnarounduch of a , inou see in prices exchange rates, you cannot obviously for to natural disasters. how can you be so confident, very very confident with these things that are so difficult for you to control? correct.that is there are a couple of elements, we cannot foresee natural disasters and maybe that is a good thing to some extent. if we go to what we can control, this is the first quarter, rum materials started to increase. protection take marine shipbuilding is down. we are looking at the five elements of performance coatings, volumes are up and pricing is starting to go up. we are keeping pace with materials and starting to gain ground. i am frust

so did everyone else. >> hannah elliott can tell you so did everyone else.considerate to the rest of the bar and the staff because we are all in this together. everything you need to know about cars, but there's more to the automotive experience than just the machine, as hannah explains. >> you don't write about cars for a living without meeting some pretty interesting characters. so i'm getting cozy with some of my favorite automotive everything you need to know aficionados. we will talk shop, luxury, and passion in a new series. >> good to see you again. it has been a couple of years, right? >> thanks for having me back. >> i but something i think could not be more america. this is a 1958 imperial. the if of american optimism, postwar -- we'd won world war ii, we started a space program, all cars had fins and the jetsons was coming on tv. they are sort of like dinosaurs from another era. this should be the demographic car that i think the average tv viewer would remember. look how much room there is in this car. just hilarious. i love how huge the gauges a

in this edition, hannah elliott talks cars with jay leno. >> they are like dinosaurs from another era. knowledge you have been thirsting after. >> they are the rules of cocktail bars. give the bartender something to work with, something he can build off. >> see how the world's most spectacular watches are put together, one tiny magnificent piece at a time. >> it's not technology anymore. it's craft and art. you are racing to make the most spectacular watch thierry of >> but first, travel with us to one legendarylds destinations. if you know it is the city of light or love, paris' charm is unmissable. galleries, cafes, restaurants, and wine bars are revealed -- revered the world over. welcome to own google -- welcome to "bloomberg pursuits." we will show you how to make the most of paris when you are here. paris hasic center of been missing two of its most famous institutions. for the past four years, the ritz, probably the world's most famous hotel, and it's even more exclusive rather have been renovation. the wait is over. they are back and better than before. prior to renovation, th

that leads to an ezekiel elliott touchdown. el elliott gets his second later in the first.up to 14-0 dallas. 26 carries. diamondba dak prescott also add good game. a good grab makes it 20-3. c.j. making his first start fumbles the football. dallas recovers. bethord with pair of fumbles. cowboys putting the game way this short pass to elliott and he will do the rest. racing down the sideline, he makes a nice cut back inside to complete a 72-yard touchdown. point after made it 27-3. press he cot threw three td passes. this one to dez bryant. 71st receiving touchdown ties him with bob hayes for most in franchise history. cowboys win 40-10 as niners fall to 0-7. >> disappointing. i think all three phases, players and coaches, we got play better than that. a lot better to give ourselves a chance to win. >> we got whooped, that's all you can say about it. i wouldn't call it a step back. but we're 0-7. the fight this team has, i think we will continue to fight and go back to work next week, just like we do every other week. >> and at halftime, niners honoring former wide receiver

arconic has no ceo due to being forced out by elliott. that's a sign it could be taken over nxp is a target of qualcomm, which made a $110 bid so far the bid hasn't attracted enough sellers. elliott is pushing the stock higher that's why the stock is at 115 5 dollars more than qualcomm is willing to pay that's good activists helping you. i think walmart has an activist. he just happens to be the ceo, doug mcml illan who is putting into place an e-strategy company and announcing a buy back today of $20 billion worth of shares. that sernt the stock up sending the dow jones to an all-time high here's the bottom line, some of these activists are better than others generally speaking when a smart activist gets involved it's a good thing forev you at home even when they fail to get everything they want, you should be grateful for their work believe me, these stocks, many of these, would be even lower, maybe much lower without the pressure these funds put on management get would have been a heck of a lot higher had they only listened to trian wh

hannah elliott rides shotgun with a king of comedy who is also a connoisseur of cars.t car i bought when i came to california was my 1955 buick roadmaster, which i still have. it's how i met my wife in it, i got married in that car. hannah: wow. announcer: plus, learn the rules for being a star at a cocktail bar. >> when it comes to house cocktails, try the way it is made, the way it is written on the menu. chances are, the bar staff put a lot of effort into making that drink taste as good as possible. announcer: and later, peek inside a factory that makes timeless timepieces. >> we have more than 30 different job descriptions. purely different educations, and you find these educations, this training, only in this region. because nowhere else in the world do you need this kind of know-how. announcer: this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ announcer: getting a drink at a good bar is one of life's great pleasures, but there are right ways and wrong ways to go about it. let's go over the rules. mr. bell: i'm jeff bell, the general manager of pdt here in new york city. today, w

hannah elliott rides shotgun with a king of comedy who is also a connoisseur of cars. first car i bought when i came to california was my 1955 buick roadmaster, which i still have. it's how i met my wife in it, i got married in that car. announcer: plus, learn the rules for being a star at a cocktail bar. >> when it comes to house cocktails, try the way it is made, the way it is written on the menu. chances are, the bar staff put a lot of effort into making that drink taste as good as possible. announcer: and later, peek inside a factory that makes timeless timepieces. >> we have more than 30 different job descriptions. purely different educations, and you find this education, this training, only in this region. because nowhere else in the world do you need this kind of know-how. announcer: this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ announcer: getting a drink at a good bar is one of life's great pleasures, but there are right ways and wrong ways to go about it. let's go over the rules. mr. bell: i'm jeff bell, the general manager of pdt here in new york city. today, we'll go ov

ezekiel elliott's six-game suspension is back on again. the games would include the sunday night clash between elliott's cowboys and the birds on november 19th. yesterday the judge overturned a legal reprieve that sent the superstar running back on the field. the league suspended elliott over allegations of domestic violence. >>> 4:07. another chilly morning, i think. it's really -- we were spoiled. we've been spoiled with the warmer than normal temperatures. it's 50 degrees outside. >> let's check in with meteorologist bill henley for the first alert forecast. >> the wind is blowing. you see the flags flying. not the gusty winds of yesterday, but they're moving at a good clip. right now, 14 mile-per-hour winds. a 7 mile-per-hour breeze in philadelphia. out of the southwest. that will help push temperatures up a bit. i think we'll stay in the 50s for many locations this afternoon. this morning, we're in the 40s for south jersey, delaware, the suburbs and lehigh valley. and in the suburbs, there are colder spots, unionville down to 44. 44 i

zeke elliott frustrating. elliott made a screen pass from prescott. 72 yards later, and a tow dance along the sidelines. another touchdown. elliott had 3 scores on the day. the cowboys blow out the 49ers 40-10. the most significant part of the day was half-time. the 49ers honored the great white shark, battling -- great white clark battling a disease. they created a family with the 49ers. the family was first and foremost on clark's mind today.>> a big day and i am very appreciative. i wanted to thank my team. the 49ers heard that and included all of the players. so that i could see them one more time.[applause]>> i want to say one thing, from all of us down here, and all of us in the stadium. we thank you for the joy you brought to our lives. and we all love you.[applause] >> emotional stuff. there was no overstating the importance of this game. win and playoffs, lose season over. unicef -- stoppage time tied at 2-2. a goal to extend the season. it was blocked. give it up. marco for the goal. that was it. sto

as for cameron and elliott, their parents are their real lifeline.e asking for is more support. thank you for your messages, this text says, i am grateful for your report about autistic children, i can confirm all these experiences, my son is a gentle and sensitive soul, which makes it even more difficult when he has violent outbursts. no support from professionals, you look that as an inadequate parent. this text, my severely learning—disabled autistic daughter is being failed by my local authority. she cannot speak, she has no self—care skills, and no awareness of the wider world. we have been fighting for support for three years. in march, i tried to ta ke three years. in march, i tried to take my whole life because i couldn't cope with my daughter. i was provided with two weeks' additional support, and now we are backin additional support, and now we are back in the same boat. i need to put my daughter in care so she can have her needs met. that is going to cost the local authority £300,000 a year. it would be far cheaper just to provide the beha

a representative for elliott declined to comment.sperson for smith and nephew said it does not comment "themor or speculation or identity of investors that are not publicly disclosed." the world's largest retailer says it expects u.s. read -- u.s. e-commerce sales to surge 40%. the forecast added almost 4.5% to walmart shares, and pushed the combined net worth of the owners to $140 billion. sticking with business news, we've got a little bit of news coming out of the german ceramics sector. symantec will be sold to a group led by bc partners. last night, we were reporting that they were close to doing a deal to sell symantec -- saran tech -- ceramtec. the price would be substantially higher than they paid for it in 2013. an ipo, but ited seems they have gone for a sale. notes from the meeting will reveal how toward the fed was. yesterday, we spoke to ubs ceo sergio ermotti on his view on the central banks next step. he sat down with bloomberg exclusively in new york. sergio: the market is already pricing the probability, the apectati

elliott hine in northeast d.c. the teacher who had this idea to make this even bigger than it was when it first started says it's the only one of its kind in the middle school system in d.c. ps. let's bring him mandrel best of your recollection -- burkes is behind this. the ribbon-cutting is later on today. you guys are so happy about what this brings to your students. tell me what it does. >> it definitely introduces the world of journalism to kids on a higher level. we took it, expanded that idea and want today introduce the world of broadcast to middle school kids. tv producers, stage handlers, brought the studio to the classroom. >> you got new cameras and new everything. >> everything. new desks, new apple tvs, laptops, headsets, everything. that brings a new studio to the forefront and we're the only middle school in d.c.ps run solely by middle school kids. >> solely. alejandra jimenez is a 7th grader is on the set here. what has this done for you? >> it's given me less stage fright. wanted me to go out more

elliott was suspended because of domestic violence allegations in ohio. prosecutors decided not to pursue goodell has the a secret admirer on twitter. according to "the wall street journal," his wife, jane skinner set up an account that has since been deleted. she apparently operated under the, identified themselves as joan smith and defended the commissioner on a number of issues, recently national anthem controversy. the journal reportedly tracked the account back to skinner goodell, said it was a silly thing to do, done out of frustration and love. >> you should do one for me. this would be it. >> i would be very busy trying to support all of the silly things you say on twitter. >> yeah, there are many. >> so thursday night football here. philadelphia eagles proving they're for real. they shuttle down cam newton and the carolina panthers on the road, 28-23. the qb, carson wentz looked pretty good. three touchdowns. eagles the first team in the nfc with five wins. >> the fda one step closer to approving a ground therapy aimed at treating rare blindness

that's basically what elliott is doing.he's change one thing and going and changing another thing and then another thing and building on. >> and the interrelated parts. >> you can't change curriculum without changing assessment. >> we have time i think for two more questions. do we have -- yes, ma'am. >> i'm so glad i came speedy we are glad you came this evening, too. thank you. >> recently retired from hunter college and at a a minister position so this is so thickly, makes it also want to go back and try one thing. [laughing] >> i make it your name. >> terrifying. >> i would like to hear your thoughts about the way a lease in university of public institution has put a lot of emphasis in attempting to compete with the elite by creating programs such as the macauley honors were students who could've gone to the elite institutions to particular support financially as well as mentoring at all kinds of things. were students, the average students just kind of got you are there and hopefully you get through. >> i don't know a l

elliott of indiana to be administrator for the pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration. department of commerce, walter g.copan of colorado to be under secretary of commerce for standards and technology. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. if no further motions be in order and any statements relating to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. those favor vote aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar 3606789. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of energy, bruce j. walker of new york to be an assistant secretary of energy. mr. mcconnell: i a

trent tailor loses the ball and that would lead to an elliott touchdown. the former ohio state star would get his second, taking it down the middle 14-0 dallas. jason chiten with a nifty one-hand grab made it 20-3. the 9ers with a chance if get back in it but c.j. bedford loses the football. third quarter now the cow buoys all put but it away with this short pass to elliott. he does the rest. racing down the sideline to complete a 72-yard touchdown. the point after made it 27-3. prescott through three td passes, this one to dez bryant, tied where boz hayes for the most in the franchise history. the 9ers fall to 0-7 >> disappointing. i think all three phases players and we got to play bettn.a lot better to give our chance to win >> it's hard to win inhis nos guaranteed. g is guaranteed, man. . ourselves and each and everyon. n obviously.ome tomorrow we o p. >> we got whooped y. that's all you can say about it. wouldn't call it a setbac i mean, we're 0-7. but the fight that this team has i think we're going to continue to fight and i mean go back to work nex

trent tailor loses the ball and that would lead to an elliott touchdown. state star would get his second, taking it down the middle 14-0 dallas. jason chiten with a nifty one-hand grab made it 20-3. the 9ers with a chance if get back in it but c.j. bedford loses the football. third quarter now the cow buoys all put but it away with this short pass to elliott. he does the rest. racing down the sideline to complete a 72-yard touchdown. the point after made it prescott through three td passes, this one to dez bryant, tied where boz hayes for the most in the franchise history. the 9ers fall to 0-7 >> disappointing. i think all three phases players and coaches, we got to play better than that. a lot better to give ourselves a chance to win >> it's hard to win in this league, man. nothing is guaranteed. health is not guaranteed. nothing is guaranteed, man. >> i think we got to take a look at ourselves and each and every one of us, try and get better. there's a lot of things to improve on obviously. and you know come tomorrow we got to put it behind us. >> we got

hannah elliott weighs all the elements in this review of three suv's. popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. so in this review, we are going to compare three of the best-rated luxury suv's on the market. ♪ hannah: this isn't going to be easy. ♪ hannah: we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and a bmw x5. i've decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look. now, this is the q5. it's audi's midsize suv, and it starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars that we are looking at. this is kind of like the iphone of luxury suv's. it's designed so well, but it is also affordable within the segment. this is a four-cylinder, all-wheel-drive, seven speed automatic with paddle shifters, 252 horsepower, and there is no lag. immediate power. immediate response. the minute you step on the gas, you're there. ♪ hannah: q5 has by far the most futuristic interior of the three cars. it's minimal. it's clean. the sunroof spans the entire width of the ceiling. it's really

in this edition, hannah elliott -- what you drive, and so is who you ride with.on, hannah elliott talks cars with jay leno. >> they are like dinosaurs from another era.

general always great to see you, elliott, thank you for coming in. welcome to cnn. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up for us, bill o'reilly lashing out. as new details pour in on his multimillion-dollar sexual harassment settlements. the fired fox host taking aim at the "new york times," his accuser and god. ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointment... for five painless screenings that go beyond regular check-ups. we use ultrasound technology to literally look inside your arteries... for plaque which builds up as you age- and increases your risk for stroke

hannah elliott weighs all the elements in this review of three suv's. popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. so in this review, we are going to compare three of the best-rated luxury suv's on the market. ♪ hannah: this isn't going to be easy. ♪ hannah: we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and a bmw x5. i've decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look. now, this is the q5. it's audi's midsize suv, and it starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars that we are looking at. this is kind of like the iphone of luxury suv's. it's designed so well, but it is also affordable within the segment. this is a four-cylinder, all-wheel-drive, seven speed automatic with paddle shifters, 252 horsepower, and there is no lag. immediate power. immediate response. the minute you step on the gas, you're there. ♪ hannah: q5 has by far the most futuristic interior of the three cars. it's minimal. it's clean. the sunroof spans the entire width of the ceiling. it's really

it's called the elliott high network. the $90,000 facility is fully equipped with state-of-the-art tv. what makes this more special, it's the only tv program in d.c. public schools. molette green is headed there for a look at the new studio. you can meet the kids in front of and behind the cameras as well. some of the folks that made their new network possible coming up in the next hour. >>> sisters share a special bond that stands the test of time. this week we get to share our sisters with you during the sisterhood series on "today." #best sister ever. i have one and only sister who happens to live in the area. we're very different. we always have been. but as close as two sisters can be. >> the rule follower. >> did the right thing. >> people pleaser. had to do the right thing. had to listen to mom and dad. >> oh, yeah. >> you were good. >> i had to be. >> i was good too. >> i felt like the rule >> rules weren't exact. you could interpret them different ways. >> yeah. >> each now, you're definitely more -- like she's m