unesco says it received a letter from twenty two arab states to express concern that the exhibition could negatively impact for peace negotiations between israel and the palestinians can ask your next the show see naked disrupt peace talks under way the exhibit entitled people book land. the three thousand five hundred year relationship of the jewish people to the holy land was created by the international jewish human rights organization. simon was a call center. the group's director for international relations to auntie samuels says he has good position is an attack on the liberty of expression for all people. we were going to get your free reports over months of age therefore the argument it's a team from a matchup that could offend the ocean anyway or any group is simply absent israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu denies the exhibition had any negative impact on the talks with the palestinians at the heart of the peace talks last israel's request he recognizes the jewish state and without that israel claims peace will not be possible. many palestinians refuse to acknowledge

army schools exhibition on ddt a number of other it's exciting exhibits going on here threat today doors open house for the at nine am. now one winter storms of wrecked havoc across the country in recent weeks they prove useful for county cork based boat builder safe haven the rain has been carrying out trials of its search and rescue pilot those pencils most extreme conditions are ever likely to encounter. st even marine bill search and rescue one hundred fold to y'all in east cork. the company employs thirty people and has been more than a hundred vessels which are in service or older the war room. and once each bowl is built. it has to be tested. to the verdi age of its limits during the storms of the past three weeks. cp them has being seen by a link to search and rescue boats that will just point and cork harbour. these pictures recorded by the company were captured on monday by storm christine was battering the country. wind speeds are tying exceeded one hundred kilometers per hour. next year and recorded nearby and we missed out almost twenty meters high. but the role for the cond

the tribal butterfly exhibition has opened up the issue again organizers are the farmers from across with our russia the brumbies and six. firstly anabolic state which literally right before the audience's eyes turn into winged beauties this unusual collection includes butterflies from europe and asia the caribbean islands malaysia and south africa there over one hundred and six of twenty species. they published a dvd for tornado because he's been getting a butterfly on the anniversary means a wish of long life. a group of persons to a bride didn't even try when living with her fine china and japan the butterfly is a symbol of wealth as abortion was for us almost every home you can meet either an image or statutory souvenir with the butterfly earrings positive welfare and bought the. a historical museum to mattel held an exhibition of the new year celebration after beads used in the seventies and eighties this is a collection of the soviet postcards and unbearable things for the wooden decoration like waltz like skis in skates christmas decorations of the soviet era as well as gives

that has nothing to do with its exhibition despite several delays in modifications exhibits content was still a team and said ten tt outcome cheese nineteen ask is the type that i mean it. the king and to delay the effects in one week before accepting through these human done before. mrs vocal that decision hearts of everyone. firstly it hurts unesco. because it shows is in that their objective is incredible when you try to improve the current arab countries because it shows that there are unwilling to compromise wanted to see who can walk you can fish too meeting in paris in lausanne today's man doesn't exist and yet the sun and decent house and to stage a joint press conference to express their own traits there is a jewish narrative. that narrative did not start in nineteen forty five or forty eight with the end of the holocaust. it goes back three thousand five hundred years. it's not a political football. it's a stark facts. so the surprise and the bitter disappointment here. it was the failure of the top leadership of unesco to do which is on stand up for its own values. jealousy c

exhibits their entertaining and educational. i will image we'll get a lot of comments the children love that exhibit and it pulls visitors into the zoo. when you have time come to the zoo and enjoy our wonderful exhibits that concludes my presentation. thank you very much >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner president buell >> i'm sorry commissioner levitan has a comment. >> i took my daughters to the zoo and one of the few benefits of this lack of rain is how spectacular it is you're doing a wonderful job. that new playground is amazing and people seem so happy. keep doing the work you're doing. thank you >> okay we're now on item 8 which is mission renovation and allocation of bond contingency funds. >> good afternoon commissioner president buell and a commissioners. i'm with the capital and planning distribution this is for a resolution awarding a construction contract for $12 million plus to al ton construction incorporated in approving the allocation of contingency you fund

a historical museum to mattel held an exhibition of the new year celebration after beads used in the seventies and eighties. this is a collection of the soviet postcards and unbearable things for the wooden decoration like waltz like skis and skates christmas decorations of the soviet era as well as gives the children received at the holidays are present here too the exhibition also features a workshop of santa claus is this nobody tells the children how their mothers and fathers made christmas ornaments with the hands of sweatpants and putting people first and last there is a large collection of christmas toys. it was a soviet period. i like the children to see other moms dads and grandparents celebrated new year in japan and the car seat and looking mom laugh about it. the thing is he. i do know that santa claus hat such places where he keeps old toys and put it on and with such vintage clothes i like the exhibition displays in this house that pulls me up reading this he's at it. costume. wordpress phone famous international exhibition of foreign journalist has just opened up and c

hall is one in three exhibition will also feature a postcard exhibition showcases three hundred precious postcards from taiwan and mainland china. e mail last year the ultra marathon their tummy ten completed his goal of competing in a ultra marathons on seven continents in five years. maliki has released a book detailing his experiences. and as for the future of tennis at his lifelong tactic is to complete the four test series by the time he's thirty five he knew pop culture marathoner time ten shares his experiences as many anecdotes from the three things. last year after completing its goal of competing in the ultra marathons on seven continents in five years. he decided to compile his memory into blood since that although he isn't a good writer he didn't want any assistance the difference that many night sorting your photographs and videos entitled on the suspension to be provoked. ten for these experiences have taught me that every reason to be approached differently and so we flew far to the next race take your time will compete in south america in june and west africa in november.

and thanks to spur for hosting us here in this wonderful exhibit.nk you for joining us >> good evening, welcome to the san francisco board of appeals. our is fong, and hurtado. to my left is deputy city attorney robert brian. he will give any legal advice tonight. pacheco is the legal assistant. i'm the executive board director, we are welcome from matters of the board. scott sanchez is here. building inspector representing the department of

the exhibitions summer neighbors who really seems to you. i can't people think of ways that aren't just walk away at everything because there is still very popular conceptions about this history when is the kiddo were forced to do with what they did. and they didn't amateurs. this exhibition tries to show that people did and traces a number of situations that cracks as these questions still hold great relevance today. both the large scale humanitarian crises and in every game characters for individuals need to consider going against the crowd. we hope representing. these kinds of ordinary people are in a situation. ordinary rules even in extreme circumstances somehow. on this fire as many people in their lifes again in different kinds of circumstances were they too might become on tv. time to show courage in certain situations to stand out. dr wendy let word author of the newly released hitler's carries german women in the killing fields evening's edition advisor who has spent years combing through archives of german documents she has focuse

the new few seconds he is one of the night of the works exhibition. you're awesome exhibition halls in doubt since its use in the making and will we change exposition is a list of the month and sand holes with constant extensions. one of them as part of it for now. but proud to have the connections to the navy's use of the picasso not the ghosts of a good idea and goes to another friend sitting babies event and you know you're happy and content we do. this is devoted to god. all these exhibits been known to cause of homelessness among the paintings to be a success that is a tease. erm the fakes is a technique which makes several prints and some examples of these internet connection. and on tuesday these enough copies to the regionals in graphics which are made from stone and metal stocks and signed by ozzie says to me. i didn't think i can but you can think of it. son likes to paint he died down. it's just you consider they hot. they extend into different he can eat at home they stood and his cousin ninety two that works. the waxy nineteen of its kind

most anti nazis but on the sins of presenting one of the exhibition. no i think you uncle keith's i love how you're gonna get done. he created he said he's in the team's needs. dancing in the donkey the exhibition that's not the same stuff done says the funniest exchange if you many nations sydney the paintings grace of the stock is in a statement would not cause it she senses a place in my recent piece into fourteen pieces of chances to attract foreign colleagues he didn't preach for projects. formed in the story excuse me kazakhstan is the center of attraction to a whole load and bounces create a tool for creating the season and entered into an interesting and important as this is taking place on the cement its phases of development of not smoking too loud is almost overwhelming odds cousin cuts he said something to say. it is thought to cause a cause to take part in such a big well mccain. it depends on us. he's gotten us into culture professionals who i can. the key question i think it's a cute couple he said. to him the us. i have. i know. her mot

. >> your exhibit is at sandy springs museum? >> yes. it runs through the late part of february, but there's an event tonight, history happy hour where i'll be speaking about the exhibit and very excited to share my work with the community tonight and through the end of the exhibit. >> well, this is one of those where the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. greg a fine artist and jon, his son, also a fine artist. congratulations on the exhibit at the museum. that's tonight. >>> already, howard? >> andrea, it is a gorgeous afternoon. such a cold week. the windchills, subzero temps early in the week. now we're dealing with mostly sunny skies. light winds, dry air. it feels good. temperatures will be going into the mid-40s. south and west of town maybe even close to 50 this afternoon with those light winds. tonight a few clouds mixing in. so we'll drop into the mid-30s by 9:00. only about 30 for the overnight low in the district. mid-20s in the suburbs. you see the clouds still hanging tough up in pennsylvania and north and west of town w

most recently we did an exhibit on 1939. there were so many things happening in the late 30s. i must -- the world's fair in the "wizard of oz" had come out and superman comics and this television set was on display. >> something else you wanted to show us back here that is displayed in your book. "the history of america in 101 objects". this jacket. >> yes, this is a very poignant jacket. this is the jacket of caesar chavez who led the farmworkers movement and a movement for social and economic justice in our country in the 1960s in and the 1970s. chavez himself was a farmworker putting together that union. it was a tremendous task in a very difficult one in our country. many of us may still remember the great white white cuts where you had farmworkers who were working for really under minimum wage and working a very tough life to harvest. we as americans -- the living conditions were very poor and there was little sanitation for running water. albers were long in the pay pay was poor and there were virtually no benefits. caesar chavez had an organized farmworkers across the s

most recently, we did an exhibit on 1939, so many things happening in the late 30s. i'm fond of, again, given the world fairs, the wizard of oz, come out, superman comics, and this television set was on display. >> something else you wanted to show us back here that displayed in your book, the smithsonian history of american objects. this jacket. >> yes. this is a very poignant gadget. it's -- this was the union jacket of chavez who led the movement, a movement for social and economic justice in our country in the 1960s and in the 19 70s. he was a farm worker putting together that union was a tremendous task and difficult one in the country. many remember the grape boy talks with farm workers who were working for really under minimum wage and working a very tough life. the the living conditions were poor, lack of sanitation of running water, hours long, pais was poor, and there were no benefits, and so chavez had to organize farm worm workers across the state in california, largely, and reached out to other states as well so that those workers would be treated with j

matt didn't wait the brothers never been connected before and i think that this exhibition. in a really honest and open outward looking with you does he know it's a while now for what you believe it. it is never any documentation to have written anything in the states accepted. he doesn't want documentation for that reason but he doesn't want people to see the photo of the students instead of unstated experience. tristan and i think that's what it's all about trying to create. for some experience the people we have to go next visit at the bottom of the kids and it's been since the meeting another person in the exchanges i was just an idea how big smile. it is an idea that monitored every bit difficult getting it which is commemorated the snow the bbc don't like it there's no right or wrong like everything is in play not everybody likes it seems to weaken opinion. owens rights are. our guests. she creates. just one day the subtext of the sports so called common sense so they made up of fictional characters and there can't be that strong memories and fears that this happens. o

a provocative and revealing photo exhibit of life amid conflict. you are watching al jazeera america. >> activists show the >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. live from new york city. right now you are looking at live pictures from jerusalem where israeli officials and the public are viewing the coffin of prime minister ariel sharon. sharon will be buried at his home in southern israel next to his late wife lilly. >>> a dozen extraordinary female photographers from the middle east are giving americans a strikingly candid portrait of life in the arab world. >> on the surface the bedroom look like any normalle girl's teenage room in the u.s. but this is in a refugee camp in lebanon. the portrait is a work of photographer matar. >> it throws people off. people argue with me that no this is not in lebanon. >> i tell them i promise you it is taken in lebanon. >> for me she has a similar life in lebanon that my daughters have in the u.s. despite there is a car bomb here and there. the project, called a girl in her room was inspired by her kids. it c

i'm very very old country tunes derry are just looking for a scale of the exhibition a weekend goals and a former barber shop in fairies creek in a state of his career spans four decades since his first exhibition in dublin in nineteen eighty four the class works with the setting for ponies and death of a black comedy second syllable recording studio. the play was inspired by gary for greater joy sparklers and thank you to call the garden. and to bali the festival of lights the celebrated a very skilful whatever displays of culture and craft drama and dance from crikey it's hundred people. nine the depressed mind since its inception in nineteen eighty four ounce mark the first ever uk city of culture. he may be the most publicized and often controversial art toward the turner prize. its natural home of the london gallery. he threatened and repeated to purchase both gallery here in carry on today. named after the pm to j m w turner prize is presented annually to prep the special artist under the age of five. this year's four nominees are filemaker and installation artist laura both. h

less than a week to be suspended an exhibition for training stuck with her eyes that just people with a smile that the strangling this day because of concerns that it might seem thing to the middle east a sense the decision taken by pressure from arab countries has caused international health rates the intimate twentieth of january. it's now been pushed back to change. an exhibition chasing the three thousand five hundred innovation said the team's season tickets now remains close to the health is concerned that in my home in the middle east peace coconuts come. these coasters made with whole wheat growers and if you close this means that no one has to recognize the delights of two people dunlap has nothing to do with its exhibition. despite several delays in modifications exhibits content was still a team and said ten tt outcome she's ranked unesco's director. i mean it. the king and to delay the effects in one week before accepting through these human done before. mrs vocal the decision to everyone. firstly it hurts unesco. because it shows is in that their objective is incredible w

now the master hopes for the exhibition expo many forget it. expo two thousand seventeen is approaching exhibition gives us the opportunity to shore national court or in spirit with additions we can tell foreign guests about the possibilities of the use of ornaments in production i'm sure that many of them will be interested in it the master shop to buy has already represented his blake ornaments at exhibitions in turkey in during the olympic games in nineteen ninety six in atlanta. people are getting use to the idea people taxis in the city primarily of course people were attracted by the cost of services due to low price of fuel which is liquefied gas a mixture of propane and retain the travel cost in this tax is lower. besides the comprehension of the fact that the uses of this environmentally friendly transport makes people feel that they are making their personal contribution to the country's ecosystem by the way the eco taxi is the first project launched in the framework of the preparations for the expo exhibition by two thousand seventee

now the master hopes for the exhibition expo you forget it. expo two thousand seventeen is approaching exhibition gives us the opportunity to shore national court or in spirit with additions we can tell foreign guests about the possibilities of the use of ornaments in production i'm sure that many of them will be interested in it the master shop to buy has already represented his blade ornaments at exhibitions in turkey in during the olympic games in nineteen ninety six in atlanta. a retiree from jim a recent study hundreds of documents then discovered many histories of ministries that we are really dedicated his life to the continent who died in the great patriotic war. in particular to people from john bell who fall on the field of battle in the brest fortress and did not enter into the official list. the seventy old retiree knows almost every word and every photo in this archive also on loopholes i published a big addition to standing all the documents to collect the necessary evidence at the meeting and ninety five that took place in vladi

the exhibition also features a workshop of santa claus is this nobody tells the children how their mothers and fathers made christmas ornaments with their hands. secondly some of his past. there is a large collection of christmas toys it was a soviet period. i like the children to see other moms dads and grandparents celebrated new year in japan and the coptic stitch and what mom laugh about it. given the space needed to know that santa claus hat such places where he keeps old toys and put in tune with such vintage clothes i like the exhibition displays in this house that pulls me. see this adding costume for the latest news is that three w dodge cars out that stevie got kate said and. for one year in the context on mortgage market has increased by nine per cent or seventy three b the team did according to previous reports the mortgage market in the country has dropped and lost two percent in august. in addition the mortgage market in kazakhstan becomes an outside given the country's lending markets. however more than fifty per cent of deals was primaries second tree housing are implemente

a historical museum in the motel held an exhibition of the new year celebration after beads used in the seventies and eighties this is a collection of the soviet postcards and unbearable things for the wooden decoration like waltz like skis and skates christmas decorations of the soviet era as well as gives the children received at the holiday are present here too. the exhibition also features a workshop of santa claus is this nobody tells the children how their mothers and fathers made christmas ornaments with their hands. secondly some of his past. there is a large collection of christmas toys it was a soviet period. i like the children to see other moms dads and grandparents celebrated new year in japan and the car seat and look mom the interesting thing is i didn't let us taste the team i do know that santa claus hat such places where he keeps old toys and put into it with such vintage clothes i like the exhibition displays in his house that pulls me. see this adding costume for the latest news visit three w dodge cars out that stevie got kate said and. for one year in the context o

the zoo has been working towards a new exhibit involving native california animals. zoo officials have taken years to obtain approvalels but opponents say it will destroy a a live habitat to teach people about conservation. >> they have been grandstanding in front of the public agencies and filed a lawsuit and lost. it is really time for them to move on. >> plans call for a 50-acre expansion including a new veterinarian hospital, candle exhibits... >> a deadly stabbing in less than two hours ago, we will have a live report on the investigation which is underway. >>> and what this means for the team's chances of playing one more time at candle stick park. >>> good morning, right now we are looking but on westbound, we will tell you more about that. >> well, it is cool for the morning lows. you can be in raleigh where it is 60 below in north dakota right now, we will have more on that stay tuned. our forests our water our planet together our hands can save it connect your hands with ours and we can save our land, our water, our future join us at nature.org . >>> are mo

the special exhibitions. the court report on it. she was presented to a special musical for wear. it was a belt illustrations cartoons and graphic novels that center on the theme of korean victims of sexual slavery during japanese colonial rule in the mid twentieth century. the work will be debated at this year's glen international comics festival in france the festival will exhibit many works depicting war crimes and violence against women. as the year two bills and fourteen mark one hundred years since the start of the first world war. it could be an opportunity to put this actual sleep read issue to receive some international attention and for this reason korean victims of sexual slavery and the participating artists that this exhibition is all the more special. on a fifteen percent of canadian art on her first overseas. he is sick of the year. she will be held at the country for ninety eight. the president is set to continue her seals diplomacy try and focus on promoting his vision for creative economy. and it's always sunny in mtv's presidential office corresponding to a team

. ♪ >> the new exhibition at the museum of modern art explores painter whoa created some of the mostconic paintings in our history. it was curated by my next three guests. he is the director of a collection in houston. she is curator in the modern art institute of chicago and i'm pleased to have all of them here. how did this come about? have a kind of lucky world plan that after we finished a moma a few years ago we got a lovely phone call inviting the artist to be part of a project that had been talking about, and to be the third partner in an exciting exhibition about magritte. answer,n easy, one-word absolutely yes. ask why would you want another partner? >> in the case of our partnership here, i don't know if i ever told stephanie this, but we knew we wanted the show to end in 1938 and we knew that the art institute of chicago had the picture that we wanted to be the last one. you had that amazing painting, time transfixed. that collection has the largest group of magritte anywhere in the united states. >> how is it traveling? 12,t is here until january then it goes to houston a

and thanks to spur for hosting us here in this wonderful exhibit. thank you for joining us >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today. >> to make this a park that everybody can enjoy, a diversity that would show the city that this is what san francisco is all about. >> what we got here is 3,000 new square feet of places for people to be healthy and be active and the community to gather. >> if you see /kaelly's mural in the building, there cannot be an imagery that's more related to this place. what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the flowers that used to be grown here and the wind, let's not forget the wind. >> we have to continue

. >> exhibits allowed? >> if there are cases. i mean, i don't know what else would be helpful here. this is a question of law. >> so 10 pages of briefing with exhibits allowed and due at the same time which is prior to the hearing. when would you like to schedule this hearing. how far out? i i don't know what our calendar look like. sooner rather than later. >> it should be a week from tomorrow. >> that's too soon. i think we should -- listen to the briefing prior. >> thank you commissioners, andrew genius for the applicant. as soon as possible and 10 pages would be fantastic. thank you. >> okay. so the practitioner. i want more time for this especially if we are doing 10 pages. >> you don't to have give us 10. >> i understand. and maybe a little direction. i mean the code section is applicable but it doesn't compel a particular result. >> make that in your brief. >> we need to hear arguments. >> the next one is the 25th. >> we have an absence that night. >> yeah. >> february 12th is relatively full calendar with a couple of items that i expect? >> you mean the 19th? >> yeah. i'm so

they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, a

new animal exhibits.iologists are planning to use samples from marine ma'am pals to create hot spots. santa cruz sentinels report that -- contaminants from the environment are stored in their blubber. scientists say they vary by level with high levels of pestsy tides >>> california lawmakers heading for a pivotal session. more on some of the key issues expected to be hotly debated in the coming year. >> lawmakers are returning for a pivotal election year session. >> 2014 will be quite different. >> political analyst kevin riggs explains. >> they will be fighting over issues instead of deciding what to cut. >> >> reporter: key issues, reducing prison crowding >> a lot of interest to decide how to come up with programs that reduce reoffending. republicans are going to be calling for more prison construction if they can find the money to do that. there will be alot of interest in legislature on both sides of the ail on how to come up with ways to help the governor with this goal of reducing prison crowding.

the ice cube or two exhibition is currently being held for the first time in moscow the event fuses art and science to produce some pretty cool exhibits including this cry of phone which was one of the highlights of the show it uses all good things to generate musical compositions when dry ice is added to water senses in the content register the changes in temperature and pressure as the dry ice turns to gas all this information is then processed and sent to the six channel sound system as well as entertaining guests the exhibition has more serious undertones hoping to raise awareness of the role that ice has in forming and recording our planet's climate. it was a good piece the scientists will say kind as to give us a very rare sample for our art. hey we can see both lake and atmospheric this. lake os is clearer and more transparent while atmospheric causes spackled. on the basis of these spackles but they all edges can determine what the climate was like thousands of years again this is. the open source vostok project lets visit to see holograms of ice taken from the dark depths of la

this annual exhibition showcases a huge variety of contemporary art, from paintings to sculptures, and installations. at the most recent show in december, one work in particular drew the crowds. >> wow. >> reporter: a hyperrealistic bust of pop art legend andy warhol. >> it's terrific. it's very weird but it's very terrific. >> my first thought was yuck. you can see like all like -- like wringly skin and the hair and the detail. but it was like he was looking at me. >> reporter: the work won praise in the local press. and images of it spread fast through social media. creator kazuhiro sugi calls the bust portraits. this is the first time he's exhibited at the miami beach show. >> translator: i've had many compliments. people have told me it's the best piece in the show. it's had a great response. >> reporter: tsugi moved to the u.s. when he was 27 to work as a special effects makeup artist in hollywood. he's worked on many blockbuster movies, including "planet of the apes" and "men in black" and won two academy award nominations in the best makeup and hair styling category. despite tha

the exhibit is part of the state's two week working for the thirty year in a row. this week is dedicated to exposing his ranting link to the wonder is mysterious entities the streets. this is the most attention. in two states and the polls. different sources for such a nice addition before we had a competition i was psyched. open to the the israeli in the gap and wonderful creatures. no one is of the estimates that it stands few months in the space station. he talked about fifteen thousand photos when he was in space. and they last won a record of a ration of detail in the speech we got to the students. senior division often god took over for when you just paste it photography students from the renowned dixon and academy of arts collaborating with scientists and has learned that distance and the unknown. the throes of winter snow day meeting between the two units. no digging deeply into two weeks to opiates. because if we can see the difference. it was a science or was it because he can. even if today we tested the orpheum. when the new supposedly. we can grieve th

and lying to me is not an exhibition of loyalty. you know, i'm going to look into this personally, it's my responsibility, david. and what steps we'll take after that, if there are concrete steps beyond what i've done today, we'll certainly talk about it. if not, i'll just say, listen, we have gotten to the bottom of this. and we're going to move in with a new team coming in as well, who i'm trying to integrate also in the next couple of weeks. so there will be a lot of action going on. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> i'm not, kelly -- everybody in the country who engages in politics knows that, and on the other hand, that's very very different from saying that someone is a bully. i have very heated discussions and arguments with people in my own party, and on the other side of the aisle. i feel passionately about the issues. and i don't hide any emotions from people. i'm not a focus group tested candidate or governor. that has always made some people, as you know, uneasy. some people like that style. and some people don't. and i've a

let's look at some of the exhibits that focus on her style. mamie is well-known for her trademark hairstyle. you could even purchase fake bangs to put into your hair at all of the drugstores in the 1950s. she would regularly go to the elizabeth arden salons. elizabeth arden had one of her hair stylist create the drawing so that she could take them with her so she had to go to another stylist, her hair would always be perfect. in a poor who grew up family of all sons, she was from a well-to-do family of all daughters. she attended a finishing school and we have her report card from the school in denver, colorado. english, got a b in she actually got a c-minus in european history and a c in french. who knew that in later years as a military wife and future first lady that she would be so well traveled and have so much to do with european history? we actually have a special passport issued to mamie. in 1945. this is when she could go join was theand ike when he first military commander of the u.s. occupied germany at the end of world war ii. whil