lot of these friendships are between republicans and democrats, for instance, michelle obama and laura bushare much more similar, you know, temperamentwise than michelle obama and hillary clinton. barbara bush and nancy reagan really didn't get along at all. someone asked nancy reagan after they left the white house about barbara bush and nancy said, i didn't get to know her that well but they had been there for eight years together and i interviewed one of nancy reagan's close aides, essentially if your husband is a law partner and my husband is a law partner, it down mean that we have to get along. i thought that was an interesting illuminating thing to say about the dynamic of these women and that really came out very clearly because jackie kennedy would not go to the white house when lady byrd johnson asked her to come back. it was too painful after her husband's assassination and lady byrd really wanted her to come back for the dedication of the garden and her name and jackie wouldn't go until pat nixon asked her to come back, but more time had passed. it's a really dramatic scene on f

is there any difference in the way that wives of governors -- laura bush, nancy reagan, hillary clinton -- is there any difference in the way they approached the role having somewhat an equivalent experience? >> when i talked to barbara bush about hillary clinton, and i said the clintons, you know, i heard they weren't as comfortable in the white house, and maybe it's because they weren't used to being, you know, surrounded by help and everything, and barbara bush said, are you kidding me? she's the wife of a governor. she was not, you know, she was used to being, you know, in the public eye. so like you are saying, she was used to a degree of help. and rosalynn carter talked about how amy was 3 years old running around in the governor's mansion, and tourists were taking photos, so for amy, it wasn't a big deal. the press went crazy when amy went to public school, and they took photos of her. and rosalynn said, you know, to us, it wasn't -- amy had always grown up in the public eye, and people forget about what it's like being in the state, you know, the press in the state is very consu

i actually think -- laura bush came into it with literacy, and following in barbara bush's footsteps. then after 9/11 she bail the first first lady to do the presidential radio trace, became very outspoken on supporting women in afghanistan. so i think that her whole kind of -- because history dictates what they end up doing. think that she ended up being really consequential in that way, as being an advocate for women in the middle east. and i guess the "just say no" campaign but i think of those as stilted. like you're expected to do it. i wasn't as interested in the campaigns as in, like, the personalities of these women. but it's absolutely -- i think that michelle obama deserves a lot of credit for "let move" and the military family campaign, absolutely. >> i agree. thank you. >> thank you. >> this is a little high. >> you can just say it loudly. i'm short. >> so if hillary clinton wins, this will be the first time since george h.w. bush there won't be young children in the white house, and i was kind of wondering if you could speak to how culture -- the culture of the white hous

and the loop has our most and recent first lay dead, barbara bush, clinton, and laura bush, and, o bamks and you see them in all kinds of situations with the troops. barbara bush, in full camouflage. and pearl earrings. >> this has been wonderful. i think that, having this come to life here is so important because, the presidential libraries are part of the national archives, and administration. the presidential libraries are beginning to understand the importance of the women who were very instrumental in the presidency. thank you and we'll reconvene. [applause] >> you can learn more about presidential spouses, first ladies. each chapter includes photos and a brief biography. you can purchase it, at the retail price of did the 17.9. we go back to the national archives, with a discussion of michele obama, and laura bush, to talk about support for veterans and their families. >> caller: >> w

. >> the former chief of staff to laura bush, anita mcbride also remembers 9/11 in a "wall street journald she described what it was like driving into the white house that day. let me quote from her article, "like all americans that day, little did i know that none of us was safe. our lives changed forever starting at 8:46 a.m." anita mcbride is joining us. thanks for joining us on this important day. walk us through that day 15 years ago. what sticks out in your memory? >> well, what sticks out to what a beautiful day it was in washington, is how it started, very uncharacteristic, as you know, for a summer day, to be so cool and crisp in the sky, so blue. it was perfect. going into the white house that day, you know, i expected it would be a fairly routine. actually less hectic day because the president was out of town and started my day having breakfast with a colleague in the white house mess. and then within you know, minutes we're hearing that a plane went into the world trade center. we didn't think it was anything catastrophic, thought it was an errant plane that made a mistake and

[laughter] >> but we will have the great treat to have laura bush and michelle obama. our most recent first ladies barbara bush and hillary clinton, laura bush and michelle obama and you see them in all kinds of situations with the troops including barbara bush in full camouflage. >> camouflage and pearl earrings. >> sitting for thanksgiving one year, but this has been wonder ful panel and i think that having this come to life here in the archives is so important because the presidential libraries, of course, are part of the national archives and records administration and the presidential libraries are beginning to understand the importance of the women who were very instrumental in each of their husband's presidencies and for the ability to celebrate them here and tell stories here is very important, so thank you all very much and we will reconvene. [applause] >> you can learn more about presidential spouses from c-span's books first ladies now sold in paperback. every first lady since martha washington. you can purchase first ladies 17.99 from your favorite book sell

laura bush.entlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by first lady michelle obama. [applause] >> please remain standing for the national anthem. >> halt! proceed! left! [indiscernible] detail, halt! [indiscernible] ♪ say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? red glarekets' the bombs bursting in air gave through the night -- gave through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave freethe land of the brave ♪home of the [applause] >> forward! march! [indiscernible] release! step! [drumbeat] [applause] >> please welcome, pastor of the abyssinian baptist church in new york city, reverend dr. calvin o. butts iii. [applause] >> it is hard to believe it has been years since we were here groundbreaking. such an accomplishment, and a special thanks goes out to brother l

ball history lessons you never get to the end laugh laugh but we will have a great treat to have laura bush and michelle obama of bring us up-to-date with our most recent first lady's barbara bush and then hillary clinton and laura bush and michelle obama. >> that was sitting for thanksgiving one year but this has said wonderful wonderful, wonderful panel. but i think having come to life here with the administration and the presidential libraries are beginning to understand their importance in each of their presidencies and the ability to celebrate them here is very important. they can very much. [applause] [applause] absolutely committed certainly do it is an amazing person help their winning everything and he had a chance to talk to president bush about what he is doing of course, obama is deeply committed i just talked to mrs. obama backstage and one of the topics of course, is what he thought about vietnam there are still a lot of fun detonated bombs and said he is to be sold through then be. and looking at the war so differently in the '60s and '70s and i said those that did serve thei

michele obama, and laura bush, to talk about support for veterans and their families. >> caller: >> when i had a chance to see president bush at the invictus games where it was clear how committed he is to this. and burt reynolds when is amazing and out there winning everything and i had a chance to talk to president bush about what he is doing. president obama of course is deeply committed to this. i just talked to mrs.obama and i had a chance to see him in laos and one topic was what he thought about vietnam. and we have a lot of undetonated bombs there. he is two weeks older than me and we asked about what was going on and looked at wars differently in the 1960's and 1970's because there were drafts and we were not attacked on our turf. i said those veterans that did serve in laos and vietnam do you call them heroes? and he said absolutely call them heroes. this isn't something reserved for the more recent or voluntary wars. as my experience here, we have experienced a lot of not diminishing attention but now that the war has really came to an end-ish as i say there is not as much att

and two first ladies -- michelle obama and former first lady laura bush - are in d-c today... they're at a luncheon at the national archives...where importance of supporting active duty military personnel, veterans, and their families. the event is part of a conference series hosted by american university. in ohio -- the u-s women's national soccer team beat thailand in a "friendly" match last night.. during the national anthem -- midfielder megan rapinoe took a knee. she's joining in the protest against social and racial inequality -- started by 49-ers quaterback colin kaepernick.. rapinoe has done it before -- when playing with seattle's pro team - but this was the first time she knelt in a team u-s-a uniform. the u-s soccer federation was not happy with the display... they released a statemet -- saying they expect players to stand and honor the flag during the national anthem. it is not tom brady and the patriots that have given the broncos the most trouble in recent years. it's been andrew luck and the colts. and indy will be in town this sunday for a big match up at mile

mcbride previously served as assistant to president george bush and chief of staff to first lady laura bush from 2005 to 2009. directing the staff's work on the wide variety of domestic and global initiatives in which mrs. bush was involved. her white house service spans two decades and three presidential administrations, including as director of white house personnel under presidents ronald reagan and george h.w. bush and as director of u.s. speakers bureau at the united states information agency. miss mcbride is a frequent speaker on presidential transitions and history of the white house and its occupants. tina chen is an assistant to first lady michelle obama. within the obama administration she serves at the executive director on the council for women and girls. chen is the recipient of many awards, including the leadership award from the women's bar association of illinois, the women of achievement award from the anti-defamation league, and chicago lawyers person of the year. ambassador milan revere is the executive director of the georgetown institute for women, peace, and security.

first lady michelle obama and former first lady laura bush are getting together today for a luncheon discussion at the national archives.it's a topic they know well --- 'the legacy of the first ladies and the importance of supporting active duty military personnel, veterans, and their families.' the event is part of a conference hosted by american university. in indiana... a part of a incident was caught on camera. the 17 year old was riding "the scrambler" when a metal bar full of lights appeared to break off... hitting the teen in the face.authorities report the ride passed its annual inspection this spring.it has been taken out of service... the teen went to the hospital with minor injuries. three pipe-wielding kids are being called pint-sized heroes after they were caught on camera stopping a pair of car thieves.you can see theives breaking into the car of a the minister heard the commotion and looked at her sercuirty fooage. she say the theives ripped into her soft top convertable... but then three neighborhood kids armed with pipes and sticks ran up and scared them off. million

laura bush. [applause] thrilled to be here today. this is such a really terrific day. uthorized the legislation for the establishment of a new smithsonian museum, the national museum of african american history and culture. [applause] when i toured the museum with dr. lonnie bunch last week, we reminisced about those beginning days of the museum, the legislation had been authorized, the site had been secured. lonnie had been hired as the museum's director. i will never forget lonnie's thein words what we consider cultural and historical significance of what was to come. he paused for dramatic effect, or so i thought, and then said, what do we do now? lonnie, look at what you have done. [applause] you and your team have truly achieved a monumental achievement, congratulations. thenext speaker signed legislation and assured the museum's place on the national mall, my president, president george w. bush. [applause] president bush: thank you all. thank you, darling. [laughter] laura has been very much engaged in this museum for a long time. she said on the board -- sits on

areyoung children there barbara and jenna bush, who are the daughters of george w and laura bush, who a few years later became president and they were the first daughters. here they are the first granddaughters. now the bushes are right now on maineon in kennebunkport, . every year when i was working there, i did a family photo for them for their christmas card. this is one of the photos. you can kind of see on the left side of the image is his son nextand his wife, and the to him in a blue jacket is george w. bush and laura bush, and then behind is his other son marvin and his wife. and then to the presidents left is his daughter dora and her husband and one of their kids. on the far left is jeb bush and his wife. that jeb ran for president this go around, so it was kind of interesting to see all of that be a part of that. this is vice president bush at the vice president's house with a couple of his grandkids. my job was to document everything the president did in public and in private. we would do all these official events and travel around the , but i was also with the family and

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>> two women who have been through these kind of high stakes events before, michelle obama and laura bush. >> the current and former first lady spoke to abc's bob woodruff during an event at the national archives praising the nation's veterans and giving some personal glimpses into their time spent at the white house. what it's like to be in the white house. to have that kind of power and influence on an issue that is extremely important. >> i would say for sure one thing is worry. you think about them every single night when you get in bed. >> we've had the honor and the experience to visit our wounded at walter reed and many military hospitals and that is a sobering experience. >> to some degree it's an obvious answer to it but have you ever cried much? >> oh, god, yeah. yeah, i cry all the time. but it's more tears of pride. >> just a resilience also of people and of america. >> but how much do you really think you will be involved in this as time goes by? you think this is going to be for the rest of your life? >> yeah. >> for the both of you. >> yes, absolutely. what else are we goin

she remembers that laura bush arrived on capitol hill early that morning to testify before congress to the first lady was with senator kennedy when she informed can that a second plane had hit the road truth and to. -- head hit the world trade center. you first work for senator kennedy and what was your job? i couldn't figure out what i wanted to do, then i heard that senator kennedy was looking for a chief of staff or it that was a job that i wanted to get. i went to work for him i believe the first of may of 2001. host: the morning of september 11, you have been on the job for a couple of months. how did your day begin? guest: the first lady was testifying on education. this was groundbreaking because first ladies don't generally testify in senate hearings. there have been a lot of preparation over the weeks beforehand, a lot of negotiation with the white house about how this would go. i got up early to get to the office. it was a beautiful day. deal. a big i was looking forward to something that would go without glitches. the first lady was notified just before she left the white ho

"laura - bush"...and discussion about veterans at the national archives in washington, dc. the event was moderated by a- b-c news correspondent "bob - woodruff." the two first ladies are working together to highlight the initiatives they've both created to support the veterans and military families. a florida man convicted of attempted second-degree murder-- in a road rage case-- involving "george - zimmerman." jurors found 27- year-old "matthew - apperson" guilty... of shooting into a vehicle that zimmerman was driving. that he acted in self-defense last year. he said he fired at zimmerman during the confrontation-- because zimmerman flashed a gun. apperson will be sentenced next month. dozens of fans lining up outside apple's flagship store on fifth avenue in manhattan -- to get their hands on the new iphone seven. news that some store locations were already sold out of the new iphone gadgets did not stop die hard apple fans. the 'i-phone seven- plus' -- and the 'i- phone 7' in jet black sold out in customers. the regular iphone should be available in stores in other colo

you will also hear from first lady laura bush. she served on the advisory council and her husband, bush, signedrge w. it into law. representative lewis: mrs. obama , on her friends -- . the i never to behold. that itat moment becomes critical. it leaves the realm of inspiration and becomes visible, even to the untrained eye. this is an idea whose time has come. i think about all it took to civil war,point, the the veterans who took up the cause many years ago, spirited debates, and long years of violence. the electionabout of this poor boy from rural alabama who spent more than half of his professional career introducing the museum bill, only to have it and in a bipartisan effort, inspired by men and women of faith. you remind me of the words of one of my favorite poets, langston hughes. andseems so fitting appropriate here. in it he says -- what happens to a dream deferred? does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? just sags like a heavy load. today we must thank the white house and the united states the smithsonian board of regen

other former prospective first ladies, laura bush, hillary clinton at the time did make -- did have an, ann romney on the campaign trail. is it okay for melania trump to sit it out? >> obviously any time you can have a spouse that's out there that's able to do speeches on their own and do events on their own and fund raise on their own, it is an asset for your campaign, however, if you look at laura bush back in 2000, she was not near as involved as she was in 2004. it was something she really grew into. whereas, if you look at her mother-in-law, barbara bush, she was always out in front. she had eight years of practice beforehand when he was vice president and time when he was an ambassador. you have to look at your family and make sure you put them in a role they are comfortable with. campaigning is unique and can be hard. i don't think it is going to have an impact here especially because donald trump has said to his children, if you want to help me, they obviously have, you can go out and do events. you can go out and do media. you can do these fundraisers. his kids i think are whe

september 46789 when think be joined bym former first coupleue george w bush and former first lady laura bush. supreme court chief justicece roberts will also attend. the entire weekend has been planned for those in town to celebrate. freedom sounds, a community celebration will take place friday, september 23 until the 25th.25 the festival will include, music, dance, oral history activities and two big concertsr on sat and sunday evening. have you gotten your passes yet you might be out of interest in getting those passes the smithsonian offered extended hours and timed passes for those wanting to get a scheduled tourr of the museum.m. we checked the website aroundoud 2:00 and found the nextxt openings, get this, october 25 and 26th. so there were tickets available earlier this afternoon as we said on the 25th and 26th, but then we checked back on the website around 5:00 today, nothing available until november. on the national mall, matt ackland, fox5 local news. > turning to the raise for the white hours, third party candidate gary johnson is making headlines tonight for all the wrong reaso

he pointed out his wife, laura bush is on the board of the museum. something we found out today. bushes and race are fascinating. talk a bit about it. >> i want to start, there is a lot. the bushes are really interesting and complex on race and it dates -- it goes back many, many years and just to take for example gold water for, you know, as a model, george h.w. bush campaigns for gold water but at the same time says there has to be a way to reconcile out reach with black voters. right? we know, i think, we know the bushes for all of the bad things they have done in terms of race, but we also don't know them in terms of this complexity. this idea they could be compassion et conservatives and have deep feelings with race and black people as policies may not have been the best in that regard. we see it again with george w. bush. we were talking before how he has a black pastor and even after, i mean, there is a weird moment aftricter katrina where george w. bush says the thing that hurt him most is kanye west saying george w. bush doesn't care about black people. >> worst moment of

for the 16th annual national book festival in washington dc founded in 2001 by then first lady laura bush this event held at the convention center. we have a full lineup, here are a few authors you will hear from. john meacham, douglas brinkley and several more life from the history and biography room and the booktv set at the convention center, bob woodward, john the was, and ken burns discuss their book and answer your questions. for complete schedule of the day's events you can visit our website at booktv.org. you can follow us on twitter at booktv, on instagram,@booktv, and on facebook, facebook.com/booktv. we have been posting behind the scenes pictures on all these platforms and you can watch exclusive videos on facebook live. we kick off the national book festival with the most recent book on history, lafayette in the somewhat united states. this is live coverage of the national book festival on tv on c-span2. ..

as you can see there, the president, first lady, along with former first lady, laura bush, along withr president, george bush, as well. following this ceremony, you're also hearing the ringing of the bell, a symbolic bell echoing throughout places of worship, as the president said, is a sound of america and freedom. the president did give the dedication speech earlier, just moments ago he wrapped it up, saying that the museum gives us a clear-eyed view that many of us see as uncomfortable. but because of that, we learn and grow and make our nation more perfect. he is says the museum tells a story of our country of fear and hope and also saying that even in the face of oppression, america has moved forward. the president didn't make mention of the unrest in charlotte directly, but said the museum shows that protest and love and love of country can coexist. so this as the president is wrapping up, the official opening ceremony of the new african-american museum there in the national mall. >>> let's take a quick listen here as their concluding the events there. ♪ ♪ til heaven ring ♪ ♪ ♪

former president bush and laura bush led the coin toss during the cowboys game in texas.joined by two nypd officers who raced to ground zero 15 years ago. >>> also before kickoff, a number of players staged protests. they did this to highlight injustice in policing. four miami players took a knee. the seahawks and chiefs locked arms in solidarity. >>> monday morning, 57 minutes past the hour. the easy summer is over on wall street. be global markets under pressure. more selling today. on friday, stocks woke up. the dow tumbled 394 points. the nasdaq and s&p lost more than 2%. investors worry that global central banks are pulling back on stimulus. a fed rate hike is likely. the s&p 500 up 4% for the year. the dow and nasdaq are higher year to date as well. folks, this is a reminder stocks don't only go up. >>> tesla will update auto pilot software following safety questions. the driver assistance technology is blamed for a fatal accident in may. the new investigation will use radar, not just a camera to identify objects. the electric carmaker says that would have prevented

aret of them -- among them dignitaries, former first lady laura bush, and the sicilian .ecretary david scored later today, there will be performances by robert de niro and angela bassett. also attending is first lady michelle obama. we are continuing to watch what is going on down at the mall. this is the smithsonian's 19th museum. it is adjacent to the washington monument. if you have been to washington, d.c., you know exactly where that is. while we continue to watch the live picture from the national mall and wait for the 10:00 a.m. opening ceremony for the national museum of african american history and culture, let us take a tour of the 2011 version of the smithsonian storage facility. we will receive a tour and a look at some of the earliest artifacts collected for this museum. this is about 12 minutes. >> right now, we are in the storage units of the national museum of african american history and culture. in essence, this is the heart of the museum. what is behind me and what we will see today are many of the objects that are going to be the soul of this museum. this is an oppo

he and former first lady laura bush visited the cowboys and giants game. bush did the coin toss... then put on an f-d-n-y hat. he also had a special message for n-f-l teams and fans on the 15th anniversary of the attack. "we remember the lives lost. the into crumbling buildings to save others. the passengers aboard flight 93 who brought down their own plane to prevent further death. we remember the men and women on the front lines who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe." the former president also said 9-11 taught americans that "evil is real.. and so is courage." coming up - how one festival is doing everything it can to bring home the "very good, very good. you know something? no soup for you!" a show about nothing... still being quoted years after going off the air. how you can learn what went on behind the scenes of seinfeld... straight ahead. "you use them to cut your lawn, but did you know you could race lawnmowers as well? we'll give it a shot this morning on wakeup." time now... you're taking a when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your ex

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we mentioned president barack obama and former president bush and george bush and laura bush will be here as well. we're learning more about some of the celebrities coming for the celebration. actors like robert deniro and angela bassett. and patti labell among others. it's going to be exciting with lots of people out. they will have jumbotron's on the mall so everyone can be part of it. >> another thing to see. >>> is for me when they let us lose. >> greg mentioned during tracy's report the exterior of the corona came from cleveland. >> that is cool. we are yw >>> we have sunshine again today. 67 at hopkins. for those wanting more. whether it will start to happen this weekend. highs even in the 60s next week. but first we're still 80s today. there's a tribe game going on and we more of you at this game. it's getting exciting. we take on the white sox this evening and planning on temperatures in the 70s with partly cloudy skies. cannot a lot of passing sprinkle but nothing that will delay the game. the front we've been talking about has stalled for a while and now it's going to final

bush, and laura bush.ou can watch the smithsonian ceremony live saturday morning c-span, eastern time on the c-span radio app, and on www.c-span.org. >> on saturday night, the heldessional black caucus its annual event with speeches later in the evening from president obama and hillary clinton. ♪ >> thank you. thank you, thank you. theuld be using teleprompter, but i do not know how. [laughter] >> this is a very, every emotional. period foremotional me. you do not spend your entire and in the public service 46 years serving with the congressional black caucus. [applause] >> my wife, who is probably with -- i owedent right now her so much, because in over 50 years of marriage she never asked me, "why not me and the during the years that my passion was for justice and equity and for those that needed a voice. [applause] >> for those that are asking what you are doing after, she is my first try to ready and my grandkids. priority and so are my grandkids. [applause] several971, there will -- there were only a

michelle obama and former first lady laura bush will participate in a discussion at the national a of the first ladies and the importance of supporting active doubty service members and their families. the american university is sponsoring that event. that will be interesting with them together on the stage. >> it certainly will. outgoing first lady. >> indeed. they are talking baseball in fayetteville. >> the issues cumberland county commissioners plan to address today to bring major league players to the area. >> a north carolina police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest traffic coming up in just a moment. stay with us. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i'm brian shrader with a look at your top local stories. raleigh police are investigating after a woman's body was found behind a business on new bern avenue. at this point, police say there is no concern for public safety and at the moment at least, no search for suspects. >>> today, a conv

bush and laura bush and the two walked onto the field for the coin toss. and something a lot of people wondering about today, what anybody the town during the national anthem? with it be 9/11 many worry things like it a lot more controversial and the only standing are the miami dolphins wherefore players took a knee. the dolphins are playing the seahawks, no one that but they decided to link arms instead. the kansas city chiefs join in the same protest deciding to interlock arms instead of the and chiefs quarterback marcus peters spark a lot of controversy as he reached his fist into the air.>>> following thursday's broncos game there -?is now an investigation underway over the nfl's concussion protocol, this after panthers quarterback cam newton to quite he had at least four blows to the head and he was never examined are pulled from the game and originally the nfl said it reviewed the play and there were no indications of a concussion. now the nfl and the nfl players association say they will investigate the issue occluding the medical team's response. >

speakers include president obama, first lady show obama, former president bush and laura bush, congressman john lewis and smithsonian secretary. ceremony forning the smithsonian museum of african american history and september 24 on c-span, c-span radio app, and c-span.org. >> this week, president obama designated the nation's first marine national monument in the atlantic ocean. he made the announcement at the state department meeting called the "our oceans" conference. this is 20 minutes. the president was introduced by secretary of the john kerry. this is 20 minutes. [applause] secretary kerry: i told them i didn't need the voice of god introduction, but -- [laughter] secretary kerry: we are learning in government it is hard to get things going, it is also hard to stop them. [laughter] kerry: it is my privilege to introduce to you my boss for whom i have the greatest respect for many reasons, but above all his commitment to the environment is unsurpassed. and through his climate action plan he is changing the way the united states powers our economy and over the course of his presidency

michelle obama and laura bush will be together talking about the importance of supporting active duty members and veterans and their familiareries. >>> they are going to be talking baseball in fayetteville. >> the issues cumberland county commissioners plan to address today. >> and a north carolina police officer killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest today. we have another check of your top local stories, weather and traffic coming up right after this. >>> good morning. i'm bray an shrader. raleigh police are investigating after a woman's body was discovered behind a business on new bern avenue. so far, police say there is no concern for public safety and officers are not searching for suspects. >> today a convicted sex offender charged with kidnapping a 6-year-old girl will have his first court appearance. 46-year-old douglas edwards is being held on $9 million bond. investigators say he kidnapped afternoon. she was found yesterday more than. it is sort of the start of festival weekend around here, elizabeth. >> it is. it looks like it will be university fine for that. temp

laura bush, supreme court chief justice john roberts, congressman john lewis and smithsonian secretary david fortin. watch the opening ceremony for the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture saturday morning at 10 am eastern on c-span, c-span radio apps and c-span.org. >> defense secretary ash carter in joint chiefs chairman joseph dunford are on capitol hill this morning briefing senators on national security and operations against isis live at 9:30 eastern on c-span3. you can watch online or listen on the c-span radio apps. we are at a house hearing on management of the national park service on c-span3. >> mylan ceo heather bresch answered questions about a 500% price increase over 7 years on mylan's injection known as the epipen. we will show you the first part of the government reform committee. >> committee on oversight will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess at any time. an important hearing today reviewing the price of epipen. anaphylactic shock will kill 1500 people a year. 1400 people and i, they don't get th

laura bush, justice john roberts, -- allsman john lewis live saturday, september 24 at 8:00 eastern onc-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. an american-born son of japanese immigrants who the forced incarceration of japanese-americans and the supreme court ruled his detainment constitutional. it was eventually overturned after lawyers reopened the case. next, a law professor talks "enduringbook, conviction." she discusses her role in overturning the case "enduring in 1983. the commonwealth club of san francisco hosted the event and it is just over one hour. welcome. welcome our live audience here in semper cisco and our radio and online audiences. it is my pleasure to have organized the professor to come and talk about

bush and laura bush, chief justice of the supreme court of the united states, john roberts among thoseion of american history. this is an american story. we await the appearance of the president of the united states. i see he is still not taking the stage. when he does, we will have that for you. >> do we know whether he is going to speak on developments in charlotte or timing or is he keeping that out of it? >> i am going to guess and say he won't address that. based on what we have seen in the past, he will make a passing mention. we won't specifically address it, i would be shocked if he sh didn't at least make a passing comment that we continue to have struggles all over this country, whether it's in law enforcement communities, coming together, or being pulled apart, quite frankly. he will probably say something about that. but as far as his prepared remarks are concerned, i think he's got about ten minutes or so. but you know how the president is. he'll get up here and get a little loose, probably go 15 to 20 minutes. >> i think the over and under, you're right on that. kevin, fo