may the names of catherine johnson, mary jackson, doctor christine and the other women that contributed to the space race and changed the course of history finally received their due. a few housekeeping notes i want to remind everyone that her talk is going to be here and take place atakesplace at the museums in the great hall. c-span asked me to say because they are filming they asked for no flash photography so if you u want to take a picture just turn your flash off and pleas pleasee numbered to silence or phones. you. tonight margo is doing just that, making history. it is our pleasure and honor to introduce a margo lee .. my home church where i grew up and i was sitting in a pew with my parents robert and margaret lee who are here and my husband aaron shetterly and we were interviewing a former sunday schoolteacher of mine about her career as a mathematician at the langley research center. none of us had an idea at the time that first interview would turn into all of this, this "hidden figures" the book, my first book and a movie. as exciting as it has been to receive that level of

we'll get a live report from hallie jackson. mariehicken pot pie with a crust made from scratch and mixes crisp vegetables with all white meat chicken, and bakes it to perfection. because making the perfect dinner isn't easy as pie but finding someone to enjoy it with sure is. marie callender's. it's time to savor. >>> ivanka trump wrapped up her first overseas trip as a member of her father's administration fl joining us from berlin chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, who sat down exclusively with the first daughter. hallie. >> reporter: hey there, mika, good morning to you. ivanka trump is already looking ahead to her next international trips mostly shrugging off scattered jeers you might have heard from this time around saying afterwards of those boos, politics is politics. >> in berlin the singe of the spotlight, ivanka trump interrupt on international stage by a handful of hecklers hissing. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families. >> at a summit focused on empowering women. >> you hear the reaction f

written by a guy named jackson who is a philosopher, frank jackson and in 1982 of philosopher i found compelling. he created the story of mary brilliant scientist was raised indoors in the environment. with nothing to look at that was not black, gray, or why. so we would watch black-and-white television. by the way there's a great room that my grandmother loves. it has a monochromatic weight in which everything is a shade of yellow but there are no colors. [inaudible] no, she was in. this is a hypothetical story. she is not colorblind. jackson's imaginary brilliant scientist in her black, white and gray home grows up normally except for the absence of colors. she reads about it in a physics book and wonders what living in the world of color would be like. she finds the siri of the rainbow. it's beautiful and the physics sense. but she quandary is, what winter rainbow actually look like. with the beauty be different from the physics beauty. i know the physic duties of a rainbow is quite beautiful. boadicea rainbow is at the same beauty? ultimately mary becomes a brilliant scientist. and anything else you might want to throw i

jackson made. i don't think is this is a ponzi scheme. here is what i do think. i do think mary bauer and general motors is woefully underrated relative to the performance and what she has brought to this industry. she took a hard line on quality. she stood tall and has raised the bar for the auto industry back to the consumer. consumer warrant with the ignition key and so forth. she is continuing to drive the reliability, the durability of the gm fleet. of course, bob had set the tone relative to design and aspirational gratification for the consumer. more than focusing on tesla, i think gm is woefully underrated. general motors and mary should get a lot more credit than they are getting today. i think bob makes an interesting point. if you any about what president trump is doing with cafe standards, i'm not sure the electric vehicle is going to give you the offsets that no longer will be required as a result of this phenomenal demand for suvs and trucks. the highest margin. if you look at fiat/chrysler, 90% of the operating profits come from jeep and the ram truck. >> in terms

mary and joseph. >> and now mike jerrick. >> would i say mj what do you think of. >> michael jackson. >> what about michael jordan. >> or michael >> all of those, a lot of great mj's out there. >> sure are. >> you talk about girl power, how about this high school& senior, she made history, do you see that woman right there it is interesting, her last name is longo and she could kick the ball longo. >> yeah. she is going to play college football. >>> good morning, here comes the rain. a live lot i-95 getting wet here working your way in to downtown, headlights on wipers on here's a live look at wilmington delaware and wet on 495 and slow go inbound on the schuylkill expressway from approaching city avenue in center city and in new jersey, two accidents on the freeway, one at expressway, and another one at route 55, mike and alex , back to you. >>> i bet you will remember this most guys do, back in the day, probably in the 90's there was a movie out starring kathy ireland was a model, one of her first acting rolls and she played a place kicker for college team called texas state, scott backula was in it , here's kathy, she played

there is miss patty jackson she got at ward, my husband billy, my daughter and my mother-in-law and sister in law also women of excellence. >> i have gone that event. one year maryblige showed up. >> and last year miss patty labelle. >> good thing i got it bring totally lose it. >> top it this year, they had eric bonnet. >> joe. >> joe. >> and the opening is le porsche renee from american idol, remember her with the big hair. >> how fun. >> that was great. >> well deserved, let me tell you. >> saturday was, our 21st anniversary. you have been with the show 20 years. >> twenty years in december. >> this show has been on the air, 21 years. it started appropriately on april fools day 21 years ago. >> yes. >> we are going to flash back though do you remember what we did this time last year. >> we sat in this window for 20 hours. >> my butt still hurts. >> there was a snow. >> yes. >> i don't know why but it still smells. >> all of the fast food. >> i was going to say that. >> we ate fast food and 14 hours in, you know, congratulations. >> thank you. >> yes. >> so thousands of volunteers joined the good day crew over the weekend. >> they laced up their sneakers in ph

marie callender's it's time to savor >>> welcome back to "morning joe" 31 past the hour. we are back. joining frus palm beach florida nbc news to chief white house correspondent halle jacksonoff his two-day meeting with china's president today. what's on the agaendaagenda? >> reporter: hey, micah, thank you for that. by the way, couldn't be a busier time to be in this role. right. because the president today has a key summit. he has been facing foreign policy tests all week long, expect that to be the top line coming out of the next couple of days with the chinese president xi jinping. we know the president will push xi to be tower. he did do that financial times interview, that rose garden news conference just yesterday. so that is going to be one of the headlines we are looking at. trade will be of course another major topic. he was out on the campaign trail the last year-and-a-half, trying to talk about renegotiating with chosen, being much tougher with them when it comes to trade, to cut back on that trade deficit. >> that is going to be another big topic here today. as far as the color of it all, listen, climate change, for example the one china policy, all of these t

shetterly recalls a group of african-american women to endure the bond, mary jackson, christine darden who were important in the devising of the aeronautic calculations that propelled the united states to believe in the space race. julian guthrie on her book, how to make a spaceship. >> white house correspondent education not mr.'s annual dinner. senior correspondent a notch. he was the entertainment from last year's congressional correspondent dinner in c-span has the video online. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are sitting here at the e.u. that the 2016 presidential election where we the american people get to vote for who we hate the least. right now statistically it looks like hillary clinton should win. that's about right. that is about right. that's the right response to the clinton generally gets. hillary clinton is like the broccoli presidential choices. the clinton camp is that trust us, she's good for you. hillary clinton is like the toyota camry of presidential options. what if you're on the price is right and they presented you with a hillary, it gets the same response as the