michelle obama: you may have seen this sign. not anymore. kellye: the white house lifted its ban on cameras and photos after more than 40 years. some items are still banned, including video cameras and selfie sticks. it was put in place because visitors were taking too long and creating long lines. visitors are now encouraged to share their photos with a hash tag. president obama announced the u.s. embassy in havana, cuba, will reopen on july 20. the same day the cuban embassy will open in washington. the u.s. and cuba will have full diplomatic relations for the first time in 54 years. john kerry will travel to cuba for the ceremony. coming up, changes coming to your paycheck. what will be different about how you collect overtime. devon: some spots under foggy tonight. we will track the return of heat and rain chances. kellye: 10 people hurt after a boat exploded in southern maryland. this was on solomons island around 6:00. the boat was fueling up at the talk when it ignited in a fire. the 10 people on board were rushed to the hospital. non

from marion, ohio, for a modern -- symposium on modern first ladies, from florence harding to michelle obama. that was the theme of the annual warren g. harding symposium at ohio state university at mary -- marion. it is about four hours. to begin our first session, entitled "paving the way," will you please join me in welcoming the moderator for the session, the director of education and special events lucinda. >> [applause] >> thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you, and thank you, everyone, who is involved with the harding symposium. you have absolutely no idea how thrilled my colleagues and i are all to be here. anytime we get a chance to present first the ladies, we always -- first ladies, we always present our mission, -- you can tell i'm really good today. [laughter] which is to to get the public about the lives and the activities of the first ladies of this country. and believe me, they were all wonderful. and as i was talking to somebody last night at the reception, we think all the presidents were quite intelligent. everyone of them. because they were smart enough to marry the woman

. >> first lady michelle obama announceingannouncing a huge rule change at the white house. what you can do there now for the first time in 40 years. >> starting monday on fox 29 a new lineup of infotainment starts after the fox 29 news at 6:00. with and side edition at 6:30, dish nation at 7:00 and tmz at 7:30. exciting times around who are. heavy rains tearing through parts of companies at a ricoh this week forcing hundreds people from their homes much that is bridge split in two. the storm was caused severe fled flooding leaving dozens of homes damaged or destroyed and forcing more than 700 people to find refuge in shelter. >> times up, greece has defaulted on more than $1.5 billion payment to the international monetary fund. the first developed country to ever do so. and so we now have all of this chaos as crowds of desperate greek residents line up outside one of the only banks open today they're trying to withdrawal their maximum 60 you're rows all they can get which is limit imposed by the government earlier this week. here's the problem. most of the machines have no

from martha washington to michelle obama. on american history tv. >> u.s. chief technology officer megan smith delivered this year's commencement address at m.i.t. in cambridge massachusetts. president obama went at smith as chief technology officer and 2014 after she served as pfizer is meant at google for over a decade. this is 30 minutes. >> the corporation and faculty of the massachusetts institute of technology are now declared convened. together with this assembly, on the occasion of the commencement exercises of this institution, for the conferring of its

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> i want to play michelle obama right now.s your favorite thing to do as first lady? >> my favorite thing to do as first lady is sit down and do interviews with kids like yourself and i got tosay you two are beautiful. you remind me a lot of your father. you now are both official "gma" correspondents, go out there and make us proud. one, two, three. >> hi "gma." we're here at the white house and we're about to go inside. >> we're going to meet the first lady. let's go. ♪ thank you so much for inviting us to the kids state dinner. tell us about the event and how the kids are going to attend. >> we started the kids state dinner because we thought wouldn't it be fun to reward kids who were eating healthy and teaching other kids to eat healthy and creating new and interesting recipes. over a thousand kids submitted recipes from all over the country and we we had a team of people who tasted every single recipe and they picked one representative from every state in the united states of america. >> wha the most important thing you th

from michelle obama to washington. on "american history to be" on c-span3. >> each week, "american history's" tv tells the story of the 20th century. >> and annual wild pony roundup off the virginia coast descendents of spanish mustangs cast ashore in the 16th century, fiery and untamed, they run wild and great herds of the national wildlife refuge here. ♪ once a year, there are at the half-century event and they will be driven ashore to the auction. first, local youngsters get a chance. rumor has it if a fellow stays on, he can keep the pony but it is not put to the test this time. he climbs ashore for the stampede as the herd is driven across the water to the corrals. ♪ wild descendents of noble and ancient lineage, they are priced breeding stock. there will be a grand auction with wires traveling hundreds of miles for the wild horses. >> june 4 marks the 50th anniversary of president lyndon johnson's commencement address at howard university. a historically african-american congress -- college in washington d.c. in

please join me in welcoming first lady michelle obama. [applause] mrs. obama: hello, everyone! how are you all doing? please rest yourselves. let me start by thanking jacob for that wonderful introduction and for sharing your story. it is amazing. it's inspiring. it is the reason why we do what we do. just hearing how you persevered and now you've on to great life lessons like hollandaise sauce and bearnaise sauce. [laughter] and i thought i was happy to have malia make some scrambled eggs. but we're so proud of you and we're so glad that you're the leader that you are. so let's give jacob another round of applause. [applause] i also want to thank the educators, the philanthropists the public and private sector leaders that are here today. hello to all of you. welcome. but most of all, i want to thank all the students that are here. let me see our students -- where are you? i can sort of tell. [applause] and the young man who stood up i like that in you. it's like, here i am. can we get a picture later? now, that's leadership. [laughter] but not just the students in this room,

she asked for a jacket to cover herself up because she does not have "michelle obama's arms." still to come, key aspects researchers say that you should focus on if you want to live a happy life. horace: still hot tomorrow. devon: yes, extremely hot potentially dangerous heat and humidity. no heat advisory has been issued yet, but it's likely come especially with the latest information. the latest data set coming in usually runs a little cooler. tomorrow it's calling for the high temperature of 95. the only chance is the fading showers and storms coming in closer and the high pressure over top of us responsible for the heat, that cloud cover could stick around tomorrow and limit high temperatures. you look at the back end of the clouds, clearing northwestern sylvania, towards pittsburgh -- clearing northwestern pennsylvania, towards pittsburgh it's likely will have a day of sunshine extremely hot and humid. monday, same as sunday. a break in the heat wave tuesday evening. wednesday, much drier air. it will drop temperatures a little bit. drier and more comfortable. watching th

please join me in welcoming first lady michelle obama. [applause] >> hello, everyone. how are you all doing? please rest yourselves. let me start by thanking jacob for that wonderful introduction and for sharing your story. it is amazing. it's inspiring. it is the reason why we do what we do. just hearing how you persevered and now you've on to great life lessons like hollandaise sauce and bearnaise sauce. and i thought i was happy to have malia make some scrambled eggs. [laughter] but we're so proud of you and we're so glad that you're the leader that you are. so let's give jacob another round of applause. [applause] i also want to thank the educators the philanthropists the public and private sector leaders that are here today. hello to all of you. welcome. but most of all i want to thank all the students that are here. let me see our students. where are you? i can sort of tell. [applause] and the young man who stood up i like that in you. it's like here i am. >> can we get a picture later? [laughter] >> a picture later. now, that's leadership. but not just the stude

examining the women who were first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama on american history tv on c-span3. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> each week "reel america" brings you archival films for historical context on public policy issues of the 20th century. the five cities of june is the u.s. information agency film documenting historic event around the world in 1963 featuring the election and coronation of paul the sixth the launch of the soviet rocket, fighting in south vietnam, the integration of the university of alabama in tuscaloosa, and president kennedy's trip to berlin. the film was nominated for an academy award and was narrated by actor charlton heston. narrator: five cities were silent in may. on the first morning of the following month, they awoke with brushes in their hands and a calendar as a canvas. -- as their canvas. when god made the days, man the calendar, a

from martha washington to michelle obama. on american history tv on c-span3. >> each week american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch at 8:00 anded a midnight. next u.s. air force academy professor mark wells talks about the roll of bombers and allied planes during world war ii. he also describes the progression in air technology. colonel wells argues that they cut off german transportation and helped bring about the end of the war. his class is about 55 minutes. >> have a seat, thanks. all right. folks, today's lesson is a combined bomber offensive. i've only got about 50 minutes to talk to you about something that's very important. not just in terms of military history and air power history in terms of history of our air force. we're going to talk about any number of things. i'm going to get through it. you're going to have follow along and take notes. some of these overheads are busy. so you're going to take down the most important features. we're going to talk about

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michelle obama spoke to them. it's part of the white house indigenous initiative. it was launched after the first lady visited a north dakota reservation last year. >> the native american teenagers came from 275 tribes across the united states. proud of their heritage and convinced that it remains relevant. >> i gave speeches telling native american youth that no matter their past or background, they can be whatever they want to be in life. >> to teach young children, so they can bring back to their community. and it's interesting to see what people are doing in their communities and take some of those things back. >> at its first ever tribal youth gathering the obama administration announced that more money will be devoted to education and health service. the government is required by treaty to provide those services, but in view of most, it falls short of its obligations >> so we're working to put the control of the schools and many other things back to the tribes to get the job done >> so too many reservations, a sense of hopelessness is driving youth suicides,

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el anuncio lo hizo michelle obama a travÉs de este vÍdeo en el cual aparece rompiendo el cartel que diceamole. todo comenzÓ cuando el new york times publicÓ una nueva receta que agregaba al ingrediente. las reacciones no se hicieron esperar. jeff bush dijo uno no pone chÍcharo en el guacamole. barack obama dijo lo mismo. cuÁl eso receta para el guacamole? nos puede decir a travÉs .. ♪♪al despertar♪♪ >> ya es jueves 2 de julio. que gusto estar con ustedes tan temprano. >> ya se acerca el fin de semana feriado. empezamos con los titulares de las noticias. >>

the event is part of first lady michelle obama's let's move initiative. they can now take photos and use social media as they walk around. >> you've been on a white house tour. you may have seen this sign. well not any more. >> this morning michelle obama posted this video on her instagram account announcing the white house ban is over. as you saw there, she ripped up the sign that's been displayed during tour hours. it says no photos or social media allowed. the family gave no word as to why the ban is lifted. bans still include flash photography and live streaming. >>> a reporter went on a tour at the white house this morning. he took these photos. you can see others were taking pictures and selfies, too. a new sign says use the hashtag #white housetour to share your experience. >>> this is big. the american squad took on germany in the semifinals in montreal last night. watch the top right of your screen. morgan bryant and germany's alexandra popp banged heads. bryan was shaken up popp was bleeding. carli lloyd scored. the u.s. shut out germany 2-0. >>

, michelle obama isn't an athlete and is known for beautiful arms. >> let me just in the brief time we have left. you're not shy of posting pictures of yourself on instagram in a sports bra or bikini. do you think the media is too hung up on how much skin female athletes or celebrities or journalists show? >> i don't know if it's the media or if it's people the right wing who get so upset about how much a woman shows. at the end of the day sex sells. different body styles for different people and, you know i think women are beautiful. we should embrace our curves and the more curves the merrier. >> tamara holder embracing her curves. thanks so much for swatting it around with us today. >> thank you. >> still to come your top tweets. my take on why the media are now savaging donald trump and gawker does something extremely rare, spiking a sex story after an outcry. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. when i started at the shelter, i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my

tonight, first lady michelle obama headed to los angeles to help ring in the special olympics. 6500 athletes from 155 countries are competing. big-name celebrities will be attending, including avril lavigne, maria shriver and brooklyn decker. big news for anybody heading to an from dulles airport. metro wants to give a free ride celebrating one year of the silver line service. tomorrow and monday only, you can ride the a silver line express bus for free. d.c. mayor muriel bowser inspiring people in the district to get fit. today she took part in a 1.5 mile walk through georgetown. it is part of the fit d.c. wellness initiative, encouraging people to actors and make better lifestyle choices. a picture-perfect day with the weather to get out. mover out a little bit. devon: doing a little dance stretching. autria: it is national dance day. devon: it was a good day. a little more humid than we were expecting. we had the showers pop up out of nowhere. we just try to react the best we can. let's talk high temperatures moving ahead in the forecast. it is going to be about the heat and humidity in t

from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. each week, american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that helps tell the story of the 20th century. >> i have today ordered to vietnam the upper division, and certain other forces which will bring our fighting strength from 75,000 to 125,000 men almost immediately. additional forces will be needed later, and will be sent as requested. this will make it necessary to increase our active fighting forces by raising the monthly drop quota from 17,000 over a period of time to 35,000 a month. and forced to step up our campaign for voluntary investments. -- voluntary enlistments. >> talk about a timetable in connection to vietnam. you have repeated today that the u.s. will not be defeated, will not grow tired. donald johnson, national commander of the american legion, went to vietnam in the spring and laid a call on you. he told white house reporters that he could imagine the war going on for 5, 76, or 7 years.

michelle obama is seen ripping and have faith in it has been displayed during tour hours and says no photos or social media allowed for clear and warm right now, but a slight chance of rain later today. doug has a final doug: it's going to be 87 and sunny this afternoon. we may have a late evening shower or thunderstorm. more at 4:00. autria: [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yo! hey! [laughs] [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews, and it's time to start putting big-time cash in people's pockets right here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] our returning contestant is a student who came here on a mission to win $1 million. today there's only 3 questions between him and a whole lot of confetti. from bountiful, utah please welcome daniel lefevre. [cheers and applause] >> hey, how's it going? >> come here. oh. great job. >> thanks, man. thank you. >> daniel, you are doing awesome.

the event was hosted by first lady michelle obama as part of her let's move initiative. overnight storms forced the girls to move from their tents into theize executive building. they even get a visit from the president. >> you guys are having so much fun. unfortunately i've got to go to work. i am not allowed to have fun. but we can have a group hug. >> and as you can see, the president gets bombarded by the girl scouts all wanting to get in on this group hug. >>> well say it isn't so. ben affleck and jennifer garner are getting divorced. yesterday they announced their split in a joint statement saying, we have made the difficult decision to divorce with we go forward with love and friendship. together they have three kids between the ages of nine and three. >>> frightening moments in a tv interview in eastern china. take a look. as you see, a flash flood caused that factory wall to collapse. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> nbc meteorologist is here. a soggy forecast at home. >> we have some interesting radar returns from california and arizona. not often that we see s

that was michelle obama herself announcing on twitter the longstanding ban is ending as of today.can now use their phone cameras and their small still cameras. flash photography, live streaming and selfie sticks, though, are still prohibited. >> don't try to photo bomb the president. >>> girl scouts in washington state have returned a $100,000 donation after the money came with some unacceptable demands. the donor requested the girl scouts of western washington not use the money to support transgender girls. the girl scouts sent the money back and started an online campaign using the hashtag for every girl. in a little more than one day they've already raised more than $145,000. >> we know who we are as an organization and what we stand for. when we can't use the funds to support what we stand for, then it's easy. we'll give it back. >> the girl scout troop says the money raised will enable 1,000 girls to fully participate in its programs for free. >>> coming up next seeing double, the unusual phenomenon that played out in the guys overnight and how long before it plays out again.

their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama sundays at 8:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. >> on independence day president obama and test republican representative will hurd taken opportunity to wish you a happy fourth of july and their weekly addresses. -- in their weekly addresses. president obama: happy fourth of july, everybody. like many of you, michelle sasha, malia, and i are going to spend the day outdoors, grilling burgers and hotdogs, and watching the fireworks with our family and friends. it's also malia's birthday which always makes the fourth extra fun for us. as always, we've invited some very special guests to our backyard barbecue -- several hundred members of our military and their families. on this most american of holidays, we remember that all who serve here at home and overseas, represent what today is all about. and we remember that their families serve, too. we are so grateful for their service and for their sacrifice. we remember as well that this is the day when, 239 years ago, our founding patriots declared our i

tonight first lady michelle obama is hosting the white house campout as part of the let's move initiative to fight childhood obesity. dozens of girl scouts pitching tents on the south lawn to spend the night. tonight they were doing star gazing with an astronaut and president obama. >>> i was little worried about the president there for a second there. i thought he was going to get swarmed. >> venus and jupiter are really, really close tonight. let's talk about the three- degree guarantee. we went 88. it was 89. we were off by one. we'll go 89 tomorrow. i think a little more sunshine tomorrow. live look outside. it is 78. these storms will roll through. hopefully the kids have waterproof tents on the white house lawn. winds out of the south southwest at 8. here's the radar. there is the flash flood warning in effect. you can see big storms southwest of leesburg and warrenton. there are a few big ones southwest of fredericksburg. it will probably take until 3:00 a.m. to get the showers and thunderstorms out of here. heaviest activity around. rainfall rate an inch per hour. heavy rain aroun

first lady michelle obama talked about it in this video on instagram.fie sticks video cameras, and professional cameras, remain out of commission. >>> blocked shot! shoots scores! usa! >> reporter: perfect penalty kick from carly lloyd, minutes later, lloyd beat kelly o'hara for the clincher. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a stunning 2-0 victory for team usa, ousting germany in the semifinals of the women's world cup in montreal. >> we're extremely happy with the way we played. we never stopped believing in our game plan and ourselves, and germany is a phenomenal team and it feels good to get a win over such a team. >> germany was shut out by hope solo. and onedy fining moment in the game was more of blunder by the germans. missing very wide left in the 59th minute. >> translator: there were opportunities, but we didn't follow through. we could have scored goals that would have come on top of it all. we felt we were playing down the field well but when it came to the field of goal we weren't so efficient. >> reporter: the americans won the tournam

countries are taking part in a leadership summit in dc and today they got inspiration from first lady michelle obama. mrs. obama told them $52 million girls are not in school. some because their parents can't afford it. and then there are those who are forced to get married and have children. >> imagine having to drop out of school. >>> coming up next some new pictures from a family in virginia whose baby was diagnosed with a rare case of botulism. >> it is the biggest show in town tonight. new information about the surprise guest who may be joining taylor swift on stage tonight. ♪ southwest is having a sale because when there's a reunion every cent should go to a killer dress. ♪"never gonna get it" by en vogue ♪ and heels. and a blowout. mani/pedi. three weeks of tanning. facial. a backup dress. bronzer, lip gloss... book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com. >>> take two for taylor swift set to take the stage in just a short while at nat park. hot 99.5's cane tells us that jason derullo might make an appearance with her on stage tonight. tickets are starting at $200 a pop on stubh

their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays at 8:00 p.m.tern. >> james garfield served time terms in the house of representatives and only 200 days as the 20th president of the united states before he died from gunshot wounds from an 1881 assassination attempt. up next, ralph nurnberger talks about his life and death. we'll hear about the complicated circumstances that ended in his death. this event from the smithsonian associates is about two hours. >> today of the four presidential

. >> that's first lady michelle obama taking to instagram to announce the white house is lifting its longstanding camera and photo ban. guests are welcome to take photos throughout the white house tour route. visitors are encouraged to share their experience on social media using the #whitehousetour. >>> stepping up security in virginia, what the state is doing to keep riders safe while mailing an uber car. >> just a couple thunderstorms mainly south of town. doppler the last hour, heavy downpours, one headed through fairfax county, another one toward clinton and shadyside. we'll track those and talk about the next chance for showers and storms and look ahead to the holiday weekend. >> taking a ride on a sea turtle shell, how this underwater view is helping the u.n. make a pretty important decision. ahhvh by sodexo. watch tonight at 11:00 for the exclusive 3-degree guarantee. >>> the justice departmeout whether some of our biggest airlines schemed to keep ticket prices high. the government sent a letter to some major carriers today demanding copies of all communications they've had

. >> first lady michelle obama announced today on stain gram long standing ban has been lifted. >> if you have been on a white house tour you may have seen this sign. women, not any more. all right you go, first lady. the white house is lift ago camera and a photo ban on public tours. it has been in place for over 40 years. guests are now welcome to take pictures throughout the tour route, and encouraged to share their experience using the hashtag white house tour. >> who about that? >> isn't that sniffing. >> i was there years ago,. >> richard nixon, with the philadelphia boys choir. >> snuck a picture too. >> special. >> that's our secret now that's our secret. time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> jill schlessinger has advice for parting -- finding part-time job. >> more than 6 million americans work full time, others work to part time in evenings or week toned earn additional income. some most popular part-time jobs in the philadelphia area include office professionals. specially in the fields of finance, administration, and human resources. >> if you have a specia

you were so clear michelle obama i know we'll be talking about the ordinance we'll - i'll reserve my comments for that >> any other comments if not our next subject. >> item 4 general public comment not received any requests for general public comment at this time. >> so we move on to item 5 the health community public meeting and i'd like to report on today's health committee this is my first opportunity to take over at the chair i want to thank the previous chair in the past and turning over the good work on the committee community population public health committee is trying to look at the programs in the health division to see how they integrate and fit into a network of programs to improve our overall city today, we heard programs of food and security of plat standard and tb control i'll give a quick run down paula jones heading up our task force food and security is endemic to san francisco it relate to health in so many ways without food you don't have health we need to think of food as medicine the board of supervisors recognized ♪ 2013 and xhiktdz a food security task force

this after michelle obama announced the end of the photo ban during white house tours. alexander has more. >> they call it the people's house for a reason. here's what happens when america starts clicking. photo bombing in the red room, posing with sunny and beau hanging with george. before americans could picture themselves in these halls n. the past tourists would have seen this sign. the first lady tore up those old rules. >> well not anymore. >> for more than 40 years, photography was banned during white house tours. back then they feared the old flashes would damage the art work. technology has changed. now in a building where history depicted in oil paintings, the white house is catching up with the era. people immediately posted on instagram and twitter for the world to see. some things are off limits like video cameras and tripods. selfies without the sticks are encouraged. turns out memorable moments aren't just for the history books. nbc news the white house. >> what place would you want to take a picture the most? >> probably just traditional lincoln. >> i wa

. >>> now you can take pictures during public tours of white house, first lady, michelle obama announcedand will allow visitors to take pictures but leave your selfie sticks and tripods and cameras with removable lens at home. >>> the u.s. soccer team is headed to the cup finals now after a big win last night. the women in red, white and blue, bested germany 2-0 it was billed address a clash of two world cup titans. new jersey native, carly lloyd helped to turn the tide with penalty kick putting the u.s. on the board. lloyd was also responsible for this big surprise for budding soccer stars the girls team was in canada to cheer the women's national team on when lloyd popped out of a van behind them, cheers and selfies followed. the u.s. plays the winner of japan versus england that is being decided tonight. a fun game to watch. >> it was. >> another check of the forecast as we look outside from sky 6 hd, a nice picture of atlantic city for us david murphy has the accuweather forecast when we come right back. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i fou

michelle obama, first lady, is hosting the girl scout campout as part of her let's move initiative. the girls even got a visit from the president. >> you know what you guys are having so much fun. unfortunately i've got to go to work. i am not allowed to have fun. we can have a group hug. >> oh. look at this. the president gets bombarded by the girl scouts all of them wanting to get in on that group hug. >>> then this. say it isn't so. ben affleck and jennifer garner announced their split. it said we have made the difficult decision to divorce. we go forward. they have three kids between the age of nine and three. >>> rolling up on nine minutes past the hour let's get down to business with landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you. after closing the first half of the year with small gains, the latest news out of greece. they missed the loan payment to imf. dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 suffering worst month since january. >>> auto makers report sales numbers today. expected to be a strong month for the industry. that's demand for pickup trucks and suvs. gas prices lower than this

. >>> healthy eating was on the menu today at the white house as first lady michelle obama hosted what called a kids state dinner. president obama dropped by for a little while. there were kids from all 50 states and the district who submitted winning recipes in a white house contest on healthy lunches. so timothy burke of d.c. created vegetable confetti spring rolls. braxton young of maryland offered quinoa crusted spinach pie. all dishes that sound tasty to me. congrats. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> quinoa crusted spinach tofu pie. >> can't get enough. >> i can appreciate it as someone who doesn't eat meat. i love the fact that two of those recipes are vegetarian and then you all should just get over it. >> okay. >> get to the 3-degree guarantee. >> she told you, jack. >> yes, she did. >> both of you. >> let's talk about the 3- degree guarantee. we went fairly high today at 89. it was 88. hey, we got two in a row. >> look at you. >> we're only 6-4 for the month. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and so

first lady michelle obama is set to host her kids' state dinner.winners and their families will see a special performance by the cast of disney and aladdin and get a tour of the white house kitchen garden. >>> lehigh university is considering changing its student housing policy in an effort to boost social life on campus. the school is looking at requiring students to live on campus for the first three years there. many students are flocking to off-campus housing. the school in bethlehem is considering allowing students of legal age to drink at more social gatherings on campus. if the university decides to move forward with these changes, it could take a few years before they're implemented. >>> students attending any of pennsylvania's 14 state official owned universities will pay more. the board of higher education voted for this increase yesterday, the decision increases undergraduate tuition by $240 per year. >>> 18 minutes past 5:00. 73 degrees outside. much more comfortable than it's been. let's get you to work on this friday morning. >> jessi

please join in welcoming first lady michelle obama. [applause] michelle obama: hello, everyone. please, rest yourselves. [laughter] let me thank jacob for that wonderful introduction and for sharing your story. it is amazing. inspiring. it is a reason why we do what we do. just hearing her you persevered. now you have gone on to great life lessons like holiday sauce. [laughter] i was happy to have malia make some scrambled eggs. [laughter] but we are proud of you. let's give jacob another hand. [applause] i also want to thank the educators and the philanthropists and the public and private sector leaders that are here today. hello to all of you. most of all, thank you to the students who are here. [applause] and the young man who stood up. i like that. [laughter] like, here i am. a picture later. now that is leadership. [laughter] but not just the students in this room. there are thousands of young people who are joining us from national conferences for the technology students association, as well as the future business leaders of america. how i to all of your -- hi to all of yo

visitors to the white house can take home more than just their memories this after first lady michelle obama end of a photo ban during white house tours. nbc's peter alexander has more. >> they call it the people's house for a reason. and here's what happens when america starts flicking. photo bombing in the red room posing with sonny and beau and hanging with george. before americans could only picture themselves in these halls. in the past tourists would have seen these signs. but the first lady tore up those rules. >> not anymore. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, photography was banned during white house tours. back then, they feared the flashes would damage the artwork. but technology has changed. now in a building where history is depicted in oil paintings, the white house is family catching up with the digital era. from the east room to the blue room yes, guests immediately posted their memories on instagram and twitter. some things are still off-limits like video cameras and tri-pods but selfies are encouraged. it turns out memorable moments are here. peter alexander, nbc news the

>> and here's what michelle obama would be doing if she wasn't in the white house. >> i would be beyonce y'all got this same ora. >> the first lady was answering questions about higher education. she said she'd like to be like the super star beyonce. >>> martin dempsey broke into a song at an event with children of military families yesterday. he got teens to participate. >> here's how the motions go. ready? well there were green alligators and long neck geese. there were humpy back camels and chimpanzees. doesn't that look ridiculous? >>> that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." it's time to bring in kevin, reporter for the hill. good morning. happy friday. >> happy friday. thanks for having me. >> first question hillary clinton's e-mails. how much is this mudding her campaign? it doesn't look like it's going away any time soon. is she able to get her message out? >> this will not go away soon. there are still questions. the clinton campaign is adamant she didn't break the law and followed all propertytocols and procedures. many are looking into whether e-mails were mishandled

michelle obama is hosting 50 fourth grade girl scouts on the south lawn. 's part of her let's move outside initiative. the group got a surprise visit from president obama. he sat in a circumstance well the girls around lanterns at dusk. earlier in the night, the campers did rock tying knot tying and tent pitching to earn new badges. the girls also did some stargazing. and you know they made s mores right? >> there will be some rain coming in. a little bit. it's going to be brief. they'll go in and come back out. while we're talk about rain for the overnight dry by tomorrow morning. but plenty more rain chances before the week is out. let's take a look and see what is going on storm team 4 radar. you can see the dark red that is a flash flood warning. go right up to that area right now. you can see we do have some more rain moving just to the east and southeast of maryland-pennsylvania line. the flash flood warning until 1:45 in the morning. that's for areas of maryland to frederick county, virginia, includes jefferson and berkeley. and then down to the sout

last night president obama and the first lady, michelle obama talked to the girls who were camped outside the white house. those campers were moved to a conference room once heavy rain started to fall. 50 fourth graders from d.c., maryland, virginia, west virginia and oklahoma taking part in that camp. it's all part of the first lady's let's move campaign. >> we predicted that. >> they might have to move inside. >> into the people's house. >> the president came out and startled all the girls he said, what are you doing on my lawn? the first lady went out and learned how to tie a square knot. >> good for her. >>> 4:31 is our time right now. the quiet after the storm this morning. it actually feels pretty nice, tom. >> the rain cooled down the atmosphere and we're down into the 60s. and look at that a batch moderate to heavy rain and a lot of lightning that came through mainly just south and east of the metro area. beginning to dry out here locally. one lingering sprinklinge along 81 and may hold another and perhaps you'll get closer to charleston and frederick north of leesburg over the ne

." >> 50 girl scouts camped out on the white house lawn with michelle obama and earned their outdoor, bill clinton said hey, i slept on the white house lawn plenty of times and never got a badges. >> one justice who the process did not seem to just disappoint but actually break. >> the supreme court has descended to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie calling it absurd interpretive jiggery-pokery and pure applesauce. >> you kiss your mother with that mouth? jiggery-pokery applesauce? sir! let us not say things we can never take back. >> we went out in the street to ask kids what they think and what they know and here they are kids share their thoughts on same-sex marriage. >> could you tell us what gay marriage is? >> i know nothing about that. >> you don't know anything about it. >> do you want to get married? >> yes. >> when? >> when i'm 30. >> when should two people get married? >> in the afternoon. >> that's a good time to get married. why would someone want to get married? >> because they're pregnant. >> because they're pregnant. would you want to get married? >> not re

. >>> back here at home, first lady michelle obama welcomed thousands of athletes to the special olympic world games in los angeles. mrs. obama opened the games last night at the los angeles memorial coliseum. 6500 athletes from 165 countries will participate in 25 sports over nine days. you got all those numbers? ranging from weight lifting to the triathlon. >>> the word this weekend is patience. a number of road closures, repair products -- projects, all this stuff happening today. you were out there with some of that causing all kinds of delays and headaches. >> one of the largest at the intersection of georgia avenue and randolph road in wheaton. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: traffic this way, large machines that way, and orange cones everywhere making one of the busiest intersections in montgomery county even more chaotic. >> everything goes down to one little lane and people are bad enough about being inpatient and trying to get where they can as fast as they can and this isn't helping any. >> reporter: add on reducing lanes to one in each direction. drivers have restrictions on w

the position of first lady and their influence on the president he from martha washington to michelle obama. american history tv on c-span3. the 14th amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the united states and was ratified on july 9, 1868. coming up next, a discussion about how the end of the civil war led to that amendment and eventually, the 15th amendment they gave african-american males the right to vote. panelists the african-american civil war and museum hosted this 35 minutes event. frank: my name is frank smith and i am the director of the museum. for this purpose this weekend i am the host of the grand review committee, welcoming thousands of marchers and reenactors and descendents to washington, d.c. to talk about the close of the american civil war. at the end of the war, the government celebrated by bringing 200,000 soldiers to washington d.c. to acknowledge the fact that after four years of a bloody war, it was finally over, the nation had been saved as one nation under god, and the legacy of slavery had ended forever because the union now includes

first lady michelle obama posting this video on her instagram account, tearing up the no photos sign the big change. >>> and talk about threading the needle. take a look at this. the wing suit daredevil in switzerland flying through a hole in a rock formation. look at that less than ten feet wide. it's being called the most difficult b.a.s.e. jump ever. >>> when we come back hope solo and the trick that may have put team usa in the world cup final. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, or difficulty

examining the women of the first lady, from martha washington to michelle obama. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> coming up next, r. scott stephenson from the museum of the american revolution exploring 18th century battle flags. three flags were on display at the winter storm museum in delaware. mr. stephenson discusses the importance of even flag and the role they play at symbols of american patriotism. this hour long event was co-hosted by the museum of the american revolution

>> reporter: on this occasioner the president's wife michelle obama delivered the most stirring worstent. >> i believe in you. and i can't wait to see everything that you all will achieve. >> reporter: for more than two centuries the tribes have heard many promises from the government. and many broken. this generation expect the recognition they are getting here to be followed up with the pulls are tools they need to justify their hopes for the future. tom ackerman, al jazerra washington. >>> thousands of tourists are stranded in indonesia after a volcanic eruption in east java forced five airports to close it spewed ash and debris almost 4,000 meters in the air. the volcano is on its second highest level of alert after increased activity over the last couple of days. >>> two of canada's biggest provinces have come together to address climate change. frustrated with the lack of action by the national government ontario and quebec are teaming up with the u.s. state of california, daniel lak has the details. >> reporter: a warm welcome for the man who helped start climate change activis

from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays at eight p.m.istory tv on c-span 3. >> c-span gives you the best access to congress. live coverage of the u.s. house congressional hearings and news conferences, bringing you events that shape public policy. every morning, "washington journal" is live. your comments by phone facebook, and twitter. c-span creative high america's cable companies and brought to you as a service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> tonight, a look at the future of radio at a conference hosted by talkers magazine. gary sinise talks about his advocacy for veterans and the work of his foundation. later, the tokyo raiders are honored with a congressional gold metal or their service during world war ii. talkers magazine is a digital publication focused on various aspects of the talk media industry. this year, the magazine marked its 25th anniversary by looking at the future of radio at a conference in new york city. speakers included talk show hosts and executives talking about industry trends, digital technology,