john: harriet tubman is the lead. >> to listen to these people on the street there is a sense societyenly hostile accord women even though is much the heart is in the right place that the campaign suggest. >> listen to these people they think because there is not a woman on our currency somehow we don't have equal "opportunity in america" and that is a sad state of affairs they have it all opportunity to learn to these people are. john: our producer brought pitchers of the women on your web site that got more than 1,000 votes. >> rachel carson what about that? >> i don't know spanish u.s. and environmentalist. >> i don't know her. >> wilma mankiller. john: she was fourth and most people don't know who she is. >> chief of the cherokee nation elected three times. john: because her last name is man killer? >> but if we name shame this woman had an incredible accomplishments so we want to honor that. john: thank you. later i will solve the conflict of food to put on the currency and i will give both of you my solution first one more comment women are paid less shouldn't they be of the $7.

a picture of harriet tubman. somebody took a lot of pride in keeping that picture. everyone will have a chance to take a look at these artifact. we thought it would be a way to set the stage for what goes on. when i leave here i'm going to try to get a job at the smithsonian, it is difficult to you today we are holding this hearing to discuss the current priorities of the smithsonian institution, as well as challenges and opportunities on the horizon. congress established the smithsonian institution in 18:46 to carry out the will of anger scientist james sin. since that time the smithsonian's have developed into the largest museum and research complex in the world with nine research centers. the smithsonian collection includes more than 138 million items, which form the basis of the institution's exhibit, educational program, and research activities. more than 28 million people's visited the smithsonian museum and the national museum. the smithsonian us more than our nation's attic. it plays an important role in collecting, preserving, and making our nations history

you're battling against abraham lincoln, you're battling against harriet tubman against frederick douglass some of the best people in america. it was one of the bloodiest wars in human history to preserve slavery. why do you have to have that symbol flown in the face of people? you know i just know if my father were here my grandparents were here they would have a little bit of relief today that maybe people understand all history does not have to be heralded in people's face on public property at the state capitols. >> you know for people who don't really know history, van, people would think this flag went up on the capitol grounds right after the civil war, which is indeed not the truth. this flag went up in 1961 and it was really, you know sort of a thumb or a finger if you will to the progress that was being made during the civil rights movement. that's why this flag really went up and so if you don't know your history, you may think that history is being whitewashed by taking it down but that's not true van jones. >> no it was a gesture of defiance against dr. king. it was a gesture

a great idea back in the day but it's a terrible idea now that we're talking about women like harriet tubman eleanor roosevelt, or rosa parks. senator mcconnell's office says he's changed his mind and it was a mistake to talk about putting reagan on the $10 bill. clearly i've got a surprise for senator mcconnell. we just started printing our own money here at "politicsnation," and so he gets the first edition, hot off the presses -- gotcha dollar bill issued exclusively by a "nice try" department of hypocrisy, and there's no one who deserves it more than mitch mcconnell so senator, don't spend it all in one place. nice try, but we gotcha. ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you d

maryland senator barbara mikulski will introduce a bill today calling for harriet tubman to have thatescaped in 1849 and she returned several times to help others to freedom. the treasury department recently announced the redesigned 10 will feature an american woman. senator shaheen is also sponsoring that bill. >>> time for a look at weather and traffic on the 1s. and we think you'll like what you're about to hear. >> i thought you were about to speak minion or something. >> me thinks. that is a world. that is a word. >> we have a clearing sky. the rain is long gone. great weather for driving this morning in midday and for the afternoon commute. we'll have drying roads this morning. watch out, a little bit of ponding in some of the low areas from yesterday's storms. otherwise, some sunshine with drying roads will be in the mid to upper 70s for the morning commute. headed back home, dry roads. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 80s and you will notice it's going to be a bit less humid throughout the day. a look at weekend changes in the forecast. might get a little bit of rai

harriet tubman has been proposed. i would accept that in a minute. i myself would vote for emily dickinson because in this way you cover women, english majors, unitarians and possibly, we think lesbians. [laughter] garrison: we are not absolutely sure. we don't have proof of that yet. all of these fifteenth things can be done expeditiously and what a different world this would be if we would take action. a few weeks ago the new york -- "the new york times" printed a big investigative stories on -- story on nail salons in new york city where they employed mostly immigrant people, mostly asian women, many of them don't speak english, probably undocumented, we are not sure. they need to bribe somebody in order to get a job in many of these salons, they are paid less than the minimum wage. the salon keeps up proportion of -- a proportion of the tips they receive and they are exposed to horrific chemicals which have long-range health consequences. it was a horror that this is happening in manhattan, the most liberal city in america, just astonishing. the

>> harriet tubman, de maryland. >> ¿quÉ le pedirÍa al chef de la casa blanca para su primera comida?trevista con el ex presidente de perÚ alejandro toledo. dice que quiere volver a la presidencia, pero antes se tiene que defender de acusaciones de corrupciÓn y lavado de dinero. volvemos. somos la familia la salvia y tenemos muchas fiestas en la casa. el piso queda... después de las fiestas, me dejan a mí con todo el problema. y el trapeador sólo mueve el sucio de un lado para el otro. [ el timbre suena ] [ jadea ] [ jadea ] qué bueno está. swiffer wet jet. esto es maravilloso. ooh. déjame tratar un poquito. no. lo pasas una sola vez y ya está. te puedes ir a dormir. ahora que limpiamos tan rápido... podemos tener más fiestas. >> alejandro toledo fue presidente de perÚ del aÑo 2001 al aÑo 2006. ha escrito 18 libros. el Último se llama "la sociedad compartida", y se encuentra aquÍ con nosotros en los estudios para hablar de perÚ, de venezuela y de amÉrica latina. seÑor toledo, gracias por estar aquÍ. se lo agradezco muchÍsimo. >> permÍtame felicitarlo por la credibilidad de su programa

a picture smithsonian got off ebay of harriet tubman they had to do nothing to it was in such great condition. somebody took great pride keeping that picture. anyway, everyone will have a chance to take a look at these artifacts. we thought it would be a way to sort of set the stage, if you will, for what goes on at this unbelievable national treasure at the smithsonian. in fact, i told some of your staff when i leave here i'm going to try to get a job at the smithsonian it's such a cool thing. i'm kidding. but wow, really amazing. today we're holding this hearing to discuss the current priorities in the institution as well as challenges and opportunities on the horizon. congress established the smithsonian institution in 1846 to carry out the will of english scientist james smithson. smithson sought, quote, to found at washington under the name of the smithsonian institution an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge, unquote. since that time the smithsonian has developed into the largest museum and research complex in the world with 19 museums, nine research centers and, o

eleanor roosevelt, wil ma mankiller, harriet tubman rosa parks. >> those were the final four that hade had come above eleanor roosevelt and the other two were neck and neck. any of those would be good for the 10 but harriet tubman being the winner of our poll should get the more prominent denomination. i wouldn't want hermes message squandered on the 10. >> i want others to understand the relevance of how we bear nationally. turkey mexico argentina, australia, new zealand. >> many more. columbia mexico argentina. many countries around the world. norway the scandinavian countries, african countries. it doesn't mean that suddenly by having a woman on currency that there will be equality and he can -- equanimity, but it's the start of recognizing women and their contribution. >> i just to want point out these great hats that you have on your website, so if women are looking for great shade, they can find these where? these are women on 20s, your baseball cap. >> women on 20s, or bumper stickers. >> so a lot of different things but if you're looking for a shady way to cool off, get one of