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. >> and galanos. >> and galanos. in fact, this is galanos. the last two were adolfo. >> there was a scandal, too, about her accepting designer clothes as gifts, was there not? >> i thought about that. >> were they gifts or were they declared. but she came from a world where this is normal. >> in hollywood, you get swag all the time. >> all the time. and how to translate that into washington life which is just such a very, very different thing. and, you know, a few bumps in the road. fascinating closet, though. everything has a tag. and she recorded when she wore this dress, to what function she wore this dress, the date on which she wore this dress and everything is tag sod that you can tell because she does re-wear clothes and you can tell when in rotation it had been. sentimental -- >> there's a sign of a person that's really interested in clothes and her wardrobe. >> and how she presents herself. >> yes. >> didn't want to greet the same person twice in the same dress. >> it's actually very thoughtful, i think. >> tim, i think you had that

we have mike galanos with more. >> good morning. we will get to the coach.to 1997. 11 final four appearances. two national championships. including one in '82 when he drew up the play for freshman michael jordan. he was the winningest coach in history. he fought for integration. smith also awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 2013. now to the impact. current unc coach roy williams he coached under smith. he said he cared a lot more than just wins and losses. >> i think coach smith was the best that has ever been on the court. getting people to sacrifice for a goal and help reach their dreams. at the same time he was better off the court. he cared more about people than wins and losses or records. >> that's the measure of a man. how about the most famous guy to coach. michael jordan released a statement, other than my parents no one had a bigger influence in my life than coach smith. he was my mentor and teacher. and james worthy there are so many things i could say about coach smith. he is the greatest man i have ever known. john i know you are a big

. >> "new york times" columnist phil galanos had a question it was titled a chemical warfare truce.ng about headaches. the question was asked, what should they do. >> simply be honest and tell her to please wear less perfume. it is causing physical ailments in them. there is a way to ask. >> how? >> you ask the nicest. you might not even be aware, but you wear a lot of perfume. it is kind of overpowering. >> or maybe you put it on you. hey, just so you know i have these allergies. >> you could say be with i have so many. don't make it personal. we're all -- do it in a group. gang up on the person. al of them go you no he what? we love you -- maybe not -- but you say you are a nice person maybe you're not aware but you're killing us. >> you know what? if it was just me i would just suck it up. >> of course you would. with the headache. with the migraine. >> you no he what's funny? we grew up with lots of perfume. my mom wore it my dad's like what's that? my mom would spray it in the car. my mom always wore bijon. but i know a lot of people because when i was on a plane once and i was