max von, who is the dean of architects, our late partner who passed away during the competition, he androup through north carolina, they had an offer in the program two years prior to when the competition was announced. the project was -- the competition phase was for about a year, i think it was in our with david adjaye and associates and the smiths group the building. 60% of the building is below grade. one of the things you will relationship was inverted to complete the city block. but we found it had a much more intimate relationship with the monument room by pushing more of the program below grade. the history gallery does not want light. so it's a really interesting relationship top to bottom. >> museum director lonnie bunch has talked about the mall being america's front yard. keeping that in mind, what was behind your conception of the history gallery and how it connects, not only to the mall, but the exterior design of the building. the main thing you see is the atrium. it is nice to see that light wash down into the chamber as intoove lower and lower the building, you are goin

signature building created by the team of the smiths group, a group that was led until his death by max von, and the building was in the mind of its gifted lead designer. architectsf the stand for me right now? [applause] what i love is that this building is informed by africa, but also shaped by the design of its slaved craft people, who created so much of the beautiful are in charleston and new orleans. but it's an portable number that this building does not simply look back, but rather it looks to the future by being the first sustainable lead growth building in the wall. crucially important. the architects allowed us to do that. this is a place that revels in the past, but is playing us towards a future. i am happy to invite you to explore the amazing exhibitions that take us through the history and culture of america through this lens. the result of a collaboration between 50 to curators and gifteds on our staff -- curators and scholars on our staff, and the amazing expertise provided by our designers. of losingthis moment group of people. -- of an amazing group of people. these are pe

offense is doing max protect for their quarterback so they're loading everyone up front to contain von miller so he's getting double team so there's only two receivers going down field against the best secondary in the league. plays and what happens the offensive on the opposing team starts to fall behind and open the offense and the broncos let loose. so all their interceptions and touchdowns have come in the defense in the fourth quarter because of this. >> we'll take it. >> i wonder also about the weather which is a factor this weekend. tampa could have showers and we're talking about a game that's 4:00 in the afternoon eastern and that's when florida gets the storms. trevor siemian is throwing a wet ball maybe and it could be windy. what does that mean? >> it changes everything. going to see more in the run game because the ball is wet and coming out loose and harder for the receivers to catch so it could change up the game plan especially after we saw trevor siemian blow up last week. if it rains that could definitely change this week. >> let's hope it's not wildly humid. that's n