those of you have been to washington dc might be familiar with mcpherson square and mcpherson station. they were named after this gentleman. i have authentic notes of most of these fellows. the rare banknotes i only have pictures of. here is winfield scott on an interest-bearing note. there were two or three types of notes issued during this period to help finance the war. they were 3% for five years, this sort of thing. they could also be used for legal tender. there is a coupon remaining there that can be torn off and you can get your annual interest on that note. that is a very valuable note. a rather handsome portrait of sherman is on the $500 treasury note which was never issued. it is only available in proof. farragut is on the $100 note. this is called a watermelon note for obvious reasons. the decoration of the two zeros. these notes turned out to be relatively easy to counterfeit. face it will fight the design -- they simplify the design and made it much less interesting the following year. the granddaddy of all notes is the one that has general lee. he was born in spain. he

there is a problem between federal center and mcpherson square, so there is some traffic because of repairs. so the silver line only goes to wheelie ballston -- wiehle- issuesn, and no big otherwise. we had an earlier crash on the roads, and that was through inrfax, but the 395 is pretty good shape. 95, working your way southbound, 95,rashes, and then on to they commute right now headed into the city from eastern avenue and is averaging in the teens. as we move to montgomery county, we are ok outside of the elway, and heading north, it is at 55 miles per hour. let us look at 270 near falls road, you will have a good idea the road to the montgomery county fair is pretty good. back to you. jummy: jamie, thank you so much. two female folgers are making history this afternoon after they are the first women to graduate from the rigorous ranger school in fort benning, georgia. we have details on this major milestone. jeanette? been talkinghave about this all day and at 9:30 this morning, history was made. two females graduated after completing that grueling training. that punishing nine week of c

so if i look a little disheveled appear it's because i ran from the mcpherson square here because the metro was late and kept stopping. the data is there, they could not provide it to me. i would've drove. i could have whipped down 66, i just didn't want to park. but the point is that the data is there but that we just are not processing mat in real time. we are not able to take advantage of it. and if i could see that data and have the predictive capability to say that this was doing the same thing, i'm not just going to update where each station -- oh, you're five minutes later and now you're later, looking out and saying yes, you are going to be late today. >> i am running out of time, but one of the things that i want to leave you with are just a couple more technical aspects to keep your views open for things, things that you want to take an ion as you move forward. i know a lot of you are ready for this today, but as you do, the things that are going to make the practicing, things like event driven architecture, we need to get away from the traditional response that we have now

. >> reporter: retired east bay teachers judy o'toole and char- leen mcpherson got involved with the harringtons years ago. >> we were collecting materials to send them for many, many years to send over to the philippines from our classrooms. >> reporter: then in 1999, the two traveled with the harringtons and saw for themselves. >> we were like just taken back. 80 students in a class. 3 or 4 to a desk. no materials. >> reporter: books for the barrios has expanded to include more teacher training and the creation of model of excellence schools. because the harringtons knew it would take more than books. >> but we just had blinders on. and that's what people do when they start up. you just have blinders on. and you just go and you do it. >> reporter: so for helping educate children thousands of miles away, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dan and nancy harrington. allen martin, kpix 5. >> if you want to get involved with books for the barrios, use ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,y online at >>> coming up at 5:00 apple is expected to unveil its new iphone. the clue about it comi

mcpherson. and i do think it is important to remember that they used to go over these speeches. you can go to the lbj library and you can see what he crossed out, what he added in various drafts. as you can see, as you can do when you listen to these tapes that kent has been putting together and making available to people for years by just going online to the center down at the university of virginia and listen to the entire speech, which in this case is certainly worth listen to go. >> mr. germany, i'm impressed by the language. some of the words he uses. this is american justice. how about the language? what do you hear from that? >> there are many different lbjs. he has his hair combed. he either has his contacts in or best glasses. he taught high school speech. so that comes out in these public speeches. behind the scenes on the telephone. sometimes you do hear of that for the statesman johnson. a lot of times he lays it out as you would when the door is is closed. so that's one of the things you do get on the private telephone recordings that you don't get in these public s

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if i look a little to shovel to appear, it is because i ran for mcpherson square to hear because the matcher was late. it kept stopping. they've got sensors all along the same. the data is there. they could have provided it to me. i would have drove. i've still got a car so i could've went straight down sixth and sixth. i just didn't want a park. the point is that data is there. we just are processed in real time. we are not able to take advantage of that is what streaming analytics will tell us to do. if i can see that data can have a predictive capability to say the trend ahead of me was doing the same thing so i'm not going to just update for each station, five minutes later, so look out to my destination and say you are going to be really late today. better drive. so i am running out of time, but one of the things i want to leave you with it's just a couple more technical aspects to keep your ears open for comment things that you want to keep an eye on this in the forward. i know a lot of you are ready for iot, but as you do, it seems that make the processing evolve as data imple

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harry mcpherson, other staffers. and i do think it is important to remember -- you can go to the library, you can go to the lbj library and see what he wrote in various drafts. and as you listen to these tapes they have been putting together and making available for years down to the miller center and the university of virginia -- you can listen to the entire speech, which in this case is certainly worth listening to. host: mr. germany i am interested in the language. what about that? mr. germany: there were many different lbj's. there was the public statesman lbj. he was a speech teacher. he taught high school speech. that comes out in his public speeches. a lot of times you hear the more colloquial johnson where he lays it out as you would when the door is closed. that is one of the things you get on the private telephone recordings you do not get in these public speeches. the lawyers has an interesting phrase that lyndon johnson was the 13 most interesting man he knew in his life. you get all 13 men and these reco

she's a regular elle mcpherson now. >> isn't she? >> jimmy: she looks like a cross between honey boo-boo and a hooker. >> i was going for that. except for the honey boo-boo part. >> jimmy: tell us what you did here, carson. >> i was wondering what i did myself. actually, we wanted to accentuate her long legs which i thought was her best feature. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> we gave her these faux fur pom-poms. >> jimmy: i like that, actually. >> i wouldn't let her wear her cousin. >> jimmy: good idea. we did this adult onesie this baby onesie, and i realized it did not have enough coverage because she has like 34 nipples. so i just kind of did that. and then everyone loves a pearl necklace. >> jimmy: sure. >> insert joke there. >> jimmy: no. >> then a little bit of a blond wig just for fun. >> jimmy: i like it. >> she's a florida girl. >> jimmy: what do you think, this is a look that you think you could continue? when quasimodo goes home? >> looks high maintenance but we'll give it a try. >> jimmy: let's show the before and after photo here.

robert mcpherson, correspondent for a jobs press and the national press club member who covered the charleston south carolina shooting and has covered other mass shootings in the united states. shawna thomas, senior producer for nbc's "meet the press," and a club member. bishop william bilbo, prison -- , i guess that the speaker. bruce johnson, anchor, reported toward w usa channel nine cbs and one of the newest members of the national press club. we are so proud to have him. the reverend dr. cecelia williams bryant, wife of richard bryant and a guest of the speaker. [laughter] breaking news editor for usa today. she is a past president of the national press club in the current vice chair of the club's speaker committee. skipping over our speaker, jeff beaulieu, news editor for al jazeera english. the vice chair of the national press club board of editors and the member who organized today's luncheon. thank you. a supervisor of the african methodist this couple church --african methodist episcopal church and the guest of our speaker. george thompson of thompson and associates, a national press

lori mcpherson sends us our new kitty mocha watching me every time i'm on.as a rescue from the petaluma animal shelter which got him from the lake county fire. nice job, lohsery -- lori. 95 and 89 in san jose. i guess the only good news, the nights are longer. and you hit these 90s, they don't last that long. we had a few 50s this morning. the delta breeze -- there's not really much of one. low clouds favoring the coast. after that, it will burn off and be nice. a lot going on. not today but there will be. system dropping down ual of the gulf of alaska. the there's two systems out there. it will start to funnel in toward us. it will start maybe late thursday and then into friday we look cloudy. the deeper moisture will favor areas to the north. by that i mean mendocino county, lake county. there will be a low forming. it will give us a pretty significant cooldown by the weekend and some rain up in northern california. i will keep lake county and mendocino county in the mix and by sunday, some of these 90s inland will drop to the upper 70s and 80s. changes on

so if i look a little disheveled up here, it's because iran from mcpherson square to hear because america was late. they kept stopping. now, they've got sensors all over that thing. the data is there. they could've provided to me. i could've seen, i would have drove that i still got a car with a queens tie plates i could've whipped and 66. i just did want to part. the point is that the data is there. our processing it in real-time, we are not able to take advantage and that's what streaming analytics will allow us to do. if i could see that data and if i had the predictive capabilities say that the train ahead of me was doing the same thing, so i'm not going to just update with each station, you are five minutes late, i your five minutes later, to look up to my destination site you are going to be really late today, better drive. so i'm running out of time, but one of the things i want to leave you with are just a couple more technical aspects to keep your ears open for things that you want, you want to keep an eye on as you move forward. i know a lot of you are not waiting for iot today,