between 1853 and 1855, he rebuilt many of the interiors to make them fireproof. because the construction of the original was faulty. just so you have a clear understanding of the capital's evolution, the upper left is an image of the capital that was finished in 1829. the dome finished in 1824. at that time it was already recognized that it was too small. the country was growing too rapidly and there was not enough room for the house of representatives and members of the senate. below that is an 1845 drawing. engineer,raphical humphreys that proposes adding , new house and senate wings laterally against the original house and senate wings of the original building. across from it here, this is a -- it is not his winning design but when he made soon after. the major change that walter made was to have syphons and over here corridors between the old and new. this would give a more three-dimensional character and a hiatus between totally different interior types of spaces. in the upper level as the 1872 photograph that shows the extensions completed. it is only 17 fe

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the national parks under the department of interior are not open for these kinds of activities. a law by congress was passed that prohibited mining in the national parks. this is something you do not have to worry about. on the forest service lands out there, there are proposals for mining and other types of resource extraction that can have a direct impact. host: a call from massachusetts. caller: director jarvis, congratulations on the centennial of the national parks. i am calling from massachusetts, the home of john adams. the national park service across the country, after the release of the hbo series on john adams, we saw a tremendous significant jump of visitors around the country to the adams mansion here. what about people coming from other countries? guest: the national park service posts about 60 million international visitors from all over the world. we are currently in a campaign to promote the national parks internationally. brand usa. the imax film just produced is designed to be shown around the world, inviting international visitors. that is great for the ameri

. >> this amendment concerns when federal land is being occurred by the department of interior for a designation as a monument, there is no provision where by the department can raise the daschle security as an issue. so the amendment is simple in that it gives the department or any federal agency that ability to raise the issue when the department of interior is considering federal land as a monument and it gives them the ability to raise as an objection the issue of national security. i offer this because over the course of my own career, i have seen the impact of training on military readiness and i know how crucial it is to have them available for conducting that. there is a loophole that would allow outside special interest groups to gain control and prevent them from conducting the training. the group can submit a nomination for historic designation and they have no authority to consider certains on military objections. this amendment will close that loophole by allowing an agency the opportunity to oppose the nomination of aitite for training area they expressed about readines

between now and tomorrow morning,ing some of the interior valleys may catch a break. can see napa, livermore and san jose wind speeds dropping off. as the sun rises, and we will see them mixing down. 25 to 35 miles an hour. breezy with an area of low pressure just to the east of the sierra through tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures quite chilly. you want a jacket. as we approach noon, sunny and not feeling warm outside. temperatures in the low 60s around lunchtime and highs tomorrow in the mid to upper 60s around the south bay and upper 50s to low 60s closer to san francisco. the seven-day forecast hints this will be one of the cooler days we see the next several days. the satellite and radar view. we have had thunderstorms moving from lake county. you have been seeing the clouds building. most of the showers have been forming on the inland side are moving away from the bay area and moving to the east, sierra sees thunderstorms and snow showers carrying through the monday forecast. be prepared for winter-like driving if you are heading to the high country. and o

. >> the french interior minister says more than 200 people have been arrested nationwide, following clashes thursday night. dozens of police officers are reported to have been injured amidst the violence, which directed after a movement which supported laws in the movement. the city mayor called the violence unacceptable. >> flying bottles, bricks, bolts, and the field of a ofrrilla war in the heart paris. these scenes of chaos have become a regular occurrence since the anti-labor law protest began in france, but with a majority of demonstrators self-proclaimed pacifist, some are saying the violence is organized. around 300 individuals in paris on thursday -- their message was clear. their only objective -- to harass law enforcement. >> they are perfecting a strategy, which is to take out pavement, tohe stock car in their bags, and to use them as projectiles to attack the police when they choose. who is hiding under these black masks? according to the secret service, most belong to radical left-wing evens, and some are not french. >> we heard people speaking german and english, so w

that's the max of it for interior valleys. this is one sample here.s we take you to the coastline, you will notice the drier off shore wind will heat us to 73 on saturday. 77 on sunday. that's your day to be in san francisco. and by monday back down but still comfortable 70 degrees. didn't mention your location there? don't worry we have a look at the weekend forecast. you can see across the peninsula, 82 for the north bay and wine country 86. i think the only problem in the forecast the next couple of days will be off and on gusty winds, 15 to 25 miles an hour. >> they have been blustery for sure. >>> up next, he calls it surreal. you will meet an olympian who will do something in rio no one has done in decades. >>> and we have jimmy. >> gisele bundchen is my guest. music from phish. >>> happening now fiercely faithful. a german shepherd helped firefighters find owners two young children as flames ripped through the family's home. the complete sthoir on our home page. >>> popular on our facebook page, apple and google offering interns a rewarding exp

counties and interior southern connecticut. temperatur could bottom out here the middle 30s, thus the possibility of frost developing along the ground. here's ourook at fox 5 sky guardian. nothing out there tonight, not with the clear sky. skytays s clear and as high pressure moves in and slides offshore tomorrow, we'll have another day with sunshine come up in the forecast. a slow-moving storm in the midsection of the country. there's a line of showers minnesota down to heavier rains in louisiana. that gets to us but not until friday and most of that will be friday afternoon into friday night. upper 40s to lower 50s out the door in the morning. 65 lunchtime. another great day. 72 for the high in the afternoon. some clouds will start to appear by evening as you'll see on our futurecast, the high moving the clouds come in. as we head into friday, while there could be a shower in the morning, i think it's from noon on, particularly through mid to late afternoon that we get into the showers. here's the weekend weather. it will cle

you can't be a writer and not have an interior life. he wasn't often writing about himself and his feelings and he often kept them to a distance. i think this gets to the psychological enigma of ronald reagan. nobody felt close to him. nobody felt they understood him. even his children, they felt like there was this wall they couldn't get through. nancy reagan was the one person who was probably truly close to him, other than his mother. and i think it does come out of this difficult childhood he had. you know, reagan grew up-- he lived in 10 different homes fore he was 10 years old. his father was an alcoholic and dragged the family around from pillar to post, these towns in western ill noto chicago, get arrested, go back. and they were poor. it was a miserable childhood. reagan used his imagination to transform it into this idyllic tom sawyer boyhood. >> glor: it wasn't the lack of an interior life. it was the cultivation of a-- sort of a lack of an exterior attachment to many that-- that helped him, by keeping that circle of friends

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saysataclan management that work to repair the interior of the building is now underway. looking across to the middle east, people living in government-held areas of syria have been invited to vote this wednesday in a parliamentary election, dismissed by critics, including france and britain, as meaningless and a sham. the government insists the boat is being held as -- the vote is being held in line with the constitution. reporter: an election of resistance -- at least that is the syrian regime's idea of wednesday's parliamentary vote after more than five years of civil war. >> the aim is to defend the there are manyut martyrs who offered their lives and many injured to defend the nation, which honors the nation. what brings all these elements together is the constitution. reporter: strong words, but syria itself could not be more divided. the vote is only moving ahead in areas under government control, about 1/3 of the country with 60% of the population, who are collecting 250 candidates to a rubberstamp parliament. much of the international community has called this a

we will show thaw severe thunderstorm warning along that i-95 corridor, interior portions of south jersey, and into dover, delaware as well. this will stay up until 12:15 in the morning. we are getting reports of pea sized hail and wind gusting to close to 60 miles an hour and moderate pockets of rain. we will show thaw on storm tracker six live double scan radar. you can see line of showers, thunderstorms, press nothing to that i-95 corridor. we will go in tighter on street level and see all that lightening pressing into trenton, down into philadelphia, heading in to interior portions of glassboro in south jersey, also into delaware and salem. it is all part of the potent upper level low that will be working its way eastward overnight tonight. as we go throughout the day sunday w that comes a big change with the wind and the wind chills. we will talk bit all. currently we are looking at wind gusting as high as 46 miles an hour in philadelphia. 55 miles an her win gust in wilmington. gust as high as 40 miles an hour in lancaster. it is all because of the upper level low sweeping through w

you'll see widespread frost in the interior of new jersey. it does disappear with temperatures warming up nicely. by noontime. sunny. and then 60 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. what a beauty. >> thank you, bill. dial the nbc 10 app for breaking news, weather, and traffic. >> thanks for watching. the "today" show is next. have a great day. >>> good morning. feud over? megyn kelly explains her private meeting at trump towers. >> we met for about an hour, just the two of us, and had a chance to clear the air. >> is a trump-kelly face to face in the near future? while bernie sanders turn out in forc and a sanders surrogate raises eyebrows with this line. >> medicare for all will never happen if we continue to elect corporate democratic [ bleep ] -- >> that supporter apologizing for using an off-color term as sanders and clinton get ready for their new york debay tonight. >>> act of aggression? russian leaders down playing

to keep it that way, jamie tells me she polishes the entire interior from floor to ceiling every nightook at that. that's how it was made. the pictures hanging in this gallery are jamie's only remaining photos of her grandpa. they chronicle his amazing endeavor -- the cutting of a tree 1,900 years old, the stump cut 14 feet in diameter. amazing. i'm imagining the four months it took for her grandpa to hollow out this log and then 18 months to painstakingly hand-build this redwood interior -- just tall enough to accommodate his 6-foot frame and everything else he needed. it's a whole home -- couch, living room, dining room. bedroom? unbelievable. oh. this is beautiful! wow, jamie. it's like an elegant home inside. >> it's beautiful, isn't it? [ upbeat music plays ] >> and it's been home to jamie allen her whole life. >> i can't ever remember not living with a log. when i was a baby, my mother put me in a cardboard box because they didn't have a big crib to take with them. you can't carry a big crib in a log. [ country western music plays ] >> but when jamie turns five, her parents divor

of that is where we have a freeze warning in addition there is a frost advisory down across south interior new jersey which i will will show you later in the broadcast. thinks where we stand temperature wise, chilly but still so calm. barely wind out there cold enough for freeze but further north and west you travel. do keep that in mind. moving forward it is wall to wall sunshine. it is a good day and starting to rebound here over course of the next couple days. expect full sunshine. very light wind. granted a tad cooler then average. we are shooting for 60. but there is not much to complain with this forecast or in the days ahead. coming up i will tell but nice weather. eventually we are expect to go hit 70's and tell you when you can peck those values on the thermometer coming up later. >> boom, katie this this is just the best news. we have had so much rain. so good to have that sun. thank you for that. good morning everyone. happy wednesday. excuse me, i think another cough is coming maybe even a sneeze just hold on tour seats. right lane here, this was block construction 422 eastboun

interior new jersey, 55. 50 in islip. that freeze warning is to the hudson valley, connecticut, passaic. a frost advisory for much of interior new jersey tonight. tonight temperatures dropping to the low 50s. a few patchy clouds around overnight and they'll be leaving tomorrow morning. we'll be mostly sunny throughout much of the day but you have 42 in new york city, 30s in most suburbs and that morning chill will give way to a pleasant afternoon. there's the patchy cloudiness coming in from the west. that's conveniently timed for the overnight hours. after that, this system sliding to the south. this one is going to spend much of the week out west. we're in a great weather pattern with clear crisp nights and nice mild afternoons in the upper 50s and lower 60s. there's the patchy cloudiness moving out by tomorrow morning. it's a little chilly out the door with a spring jacket. maybe you're carrying it throughout the afternoon. with a north northeast wind it shoreline. 42 tonight. patchy clouds. areas of frost outside the

a series of corinthian columns lined the interior of the domed structure.nd those are marked with flagstone in the pavement as well. right behind me is the spot that is known today as the mound. this is the site of one of the original university dormitories, franklin hall. this was one of four the original dormitories on campus that surrounded either side of the central quad, surrounding the central rotunda in the middle. all four of those were destroyed in the civil war. but the remains of franklin hall were left for the longest amount of time. there was so much archaeological evidence there, eventually it just grew up over time. and we have the remains in the form of demand h -- of the mound here today. just beyond the mound you see the roundhouse, kind of like a castle. that was the first military inspired structure on campus. that was built in 1862. it was established specifically as a site where the students living in these dorms could be alerted if the federal troops were advancing. the university rented three enslaved young men whose job it was disre

but you can see the 10-degree difference from the immediate coastline to the interior valleys. for tomorrow morning, we'll start off with the cloud cover. lingering, not only at the coastline, but patchy areas of fog back for the east bay and the south bay and the peninsula and temperatures in the 40s. no doubt the latest stretch of sunny weather for the interior valleys has been sparked by the area of high pressure. but the thing about this is it's not positioned in the right way to give us the dry, offshore winds at the immediate coastline. so that is going to set up quite a few temperature differences as we head throughout the next couple of days. so that's what i want to focus in on. we'll get knew the south bay. that's one spot that will continue to heat up right into saturday and sunday. with some mid 70s coming our way. by monday we cool off a lit bit. but then check out this jump in temperatures, by next wednesday, expecting 80 grois grease to return throughout san jose. as we mentioned, that area of high pressure looks like it's not going to set up properly enough to g

interior spaces were found to be significant those are also included of those spaces. the next section is site history where historic photo's are included when available. other historic images and maps are included including the series of san born maps. the next section is california registry evaluation followed by the character defining features if the property was found to be a resource. a summary of site alterations prior to and subsequent to aau [inaudible] and this is followed by secretary of interior standards analysis and article 10 or 11 code analysis where applicable. the recommendation for compliance with the standards or with article 10 or 11 when applicable. frm the most part the work performed has caused relatively mining alteration tooz the site. typical scope of work is instuation of cameras, security gates, signage, awning and window replacement. these are typical recommendation such as approval of a small security camera at 430 townsend. this was found to be compatible addition to 2209 van ness avenue. the consultants found that much the signage by aau

yes, warm in the interior valleys. we'll track more of that in the full forecast, but the other rare thing happening is milder weather at the coastline. san francisco tomorrow, 73 degrees. sunday, 77, by monday we cool down to 72, then eventually 60s next week. with this warm weather this weekend, i do want to let all of you know it will be rough at the coastline. dangerous rip currents. waves 6 to 10 feet. be careful if you're heading to the beaches on saturday and sunday. my full micro climate forecast in about ten minutes. >>> thank you, jeff. you can track how warm it will be in your neighborhood all weekend. go to our nbc bay area app. there you'll also find the latest forecast. >>> big names gathering tonight in san francisco for a big ticket fund-raiser for democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton. taking a live look right now from our chopper, this is the area where protesters are now gathering for her visit. their goal is to march at the event. at one point they claimed more than 1500 people would be th