office has been focussed the last few years on the annual repeal and also on the police retirement lunchon. -- priest retirement luncheon. we're looking for major gifts, looking to simple apply fy the annual appeal lift. we had a very successful luncheon this year. my job is to the not look for money we already have but to go and look for new donors, see people who have capacity and desire to support the kinds of things the archbishop would like us to support. >> to continue staying connected with all of those people who each year give their little part, collections, various ways that we can tithe as catholics and also to bring the resources in that we need for those more significant. >> and another thing i would like to highlight is it has become more and more clear, the need that elderly in particular have to put their finances in order so we're trying to be of as much assistance as we can be for parishes who need estate lawyers to help people however they want to give their estates that they do it in an ordered way and they're aware of certain laws and ways to do this so we can assist t

uva president just canceled her appearance at today's national press club lunchon amid the controversyurrounding the university over those rape allegations at the school the the university just issuing the statement saying uva president regrets the in convenience caused by the short notice. so those of you who did buy tickets, you will be contacted by the national press club and you will get a refund. over to you. >> the white house is decorated a little differently. you can observe the day by getting tested. a clinics in our area will offer free hiv testing today. >>> prince harry will reveal one of his secrets as part of a campaign to reduce the stigma associated with hiv. >> it's part of the feel no shame campaign from one of his charities. he wants to keep the virus from spreading by encouraging people with hiv to speak up and seek help. you can share a secret on social media using the hashtag feel no shame. >>> 6:35 is our time right now. so we're asking where do the red skins go from here. >> they have a new win november for the skins. colt mccoy started for the first time since

nick apostali ty deputy ceo of the visitor's center and pro organizer of this lunchon. adrian arst, leading arts philanthropist who is a major funder of the adrian arst musical theater fund at the center and a guest of our speaker. jerry zerimski, buffalo news washington chief chairman of the speak are's committee and former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker for a moment, amy henderson, historical emeritus at the national portrait gallery and co-organizer of this luncheon. helen lee, henderson. important philanthropist who serves on the board of the kennedy center national orchestra, she too is a guest of our speaker. maria resio. ken melgren, chairman of the board of governors of the national press club, former chair of the broadcast committee and a retired staffer from the associated press broadcast division and michael phelps, former publisher of the washington examiner and news media executives. please, a round of applause. a year before his death, president john f. kennedy spoke on behalf of the national cultural center that would ulti