to hear knowing i'm a beauty salon owner and it could happen anywhere to anyone. >> reporter: lesli fosterews now. >> and, in fact, some store owners are installing more security and much of the hair ends up being sold on the streets or online. lesli will have a lot more on that tomorrow morning. >>> the hudson became the marvel on i70. we're talking about the plane that safely landed on the hudson river when the engines kongd out. the airplane is being transported and is getting a lot of attention on the way. we caught up with the plane. at last check it was in west virginia working its way down i79. >>> at the white house tonight, tuna tartar under the star. president obama hosted a state dinner and the dinner was al fresco. outside in the rose garden. on the menu, the tuna that we mentioned along with maryland crab ravioli and salad from first lady michelle obama's garden. the symphony orchestra and james taylor. >> i didn't even know that. had dinners outside. i guess if you're going to do it, this is the night. >> tonight was nice. >> tonight was nice. if it was tomorrow, that would h

lesli foster brings us the story of how one local architect's family helped to break down bare years and provide a -- barriers and provide a road path. >> i started with $1,000. really good business plan and a lot of passion. >> reporter: darrell heads one of the leading woman and minority owned architecture firms in america. her company is the architect of record for the memorial that bears martin luther king, jr.'s name and likeness on the mall. that dream was about more than just civil rights. >> america has given the negro people a bad check. a check which has come back marked insufficient funds. >> reporter: dr. king was also a drum major for silver rights. >> dr. king's dream was not to have the big house with the big mortgage or the big car. it was about having a business you can pass on to your family. it was about creating wealth. >> reporter: darrell's family built their fortune from scratch. her great great grandfather moses was a slave who learned the trade from his owner. five generations later, building is still in their blood. darrell and her twin sister own a 30 milli

you have some economic power. >> it's easier, but there's still definitely some challenges. >> lesli foster, 9news now. >> and darryl says being able to play a part in the construction of the mlk memorial has been a milestone. the dedication for the memorial is scheduled for august of '28 and a quarter million people are expected to be there. that ceremony will be held near the national mall. >>> ash from a chile chilean volcano. it started erupting on saturday and a cloud of ash 6 miles high made its way to the atlantic ocean and it's still out there. crews are using heavy construction. >>> some pictures of lightning with volcano erupting. >> around here, we had tough stuff to talk about. very nice weather. >> it's coming this way. so tonight you can get out and do it because you know, we have the humidity on the rise and the heat on the rise. so we're going to expect that bermuda high to influence our weather pattern. tonight, get outside if you can. do some gardening. take a walk in the park if you can. or get your bikes out. here's a look at our current conditions right now where it's 8