one of the programs you alluded to earlier called henrietta reading room and book share program. first of all, who is this? >> a young lady who was a young mother who had some abdominal pain and went to johns hopkins university hospital and essentially died there. while she was alive, they have been using them every since. the family is from the baltimore area. i read the story and i was blown away by it when it wasn't as popular as it is now. after it became popular and the book came out, and we invited them -- they allowed us to name our reading room after their mother. so we used that as a way to keep our message and image out where more people know about her now than did 20 years ago. >> what is the book share program? >> it's a place for families to come in children to come in. we do an after school program there. we also do yoga tai chi and other forms of meditation for children and other members of the community. but the next phase of it particularly we're working on this before the unrest happened some people call the uprising happened. what the goal from here is to conne

. >> unless you study henrietta hoover she was the first first lady ever to invite an african-american woman to tea. it caused a tremendous scandal. she was the wife of congressman depriest who had been elected from chicago, an african-american couple, and it was a tradition that first ladies invited the member of congress's lives to tea. they were quakers. they were socially progressive. in the context of the issue during their day, they knew it would be a scandal. they tried to handle it the right way but decided to go ahead with it, because this would be a good move for the country. to make her feel better, my great-grandfather invited her husband to the white house. this was the first time an african-american was invited to the white house publicly. teddy roosevelt had invited booker t. washington, but it was a secret meeting. >> the first dinner -- i will be quick -- the first dinner we had as a family, and there is this tension. i don't know if you guys noticed it. when you first go there, you don't know the staff. they have been there for years and you rotate through. you are tr