and the message from michelle obama to thousands of women in our area. >>> all new wednesday morningoday, hitting the pavement. >> wednesday is walk to school day. why dozens of schools in the area are encouraging kids to walk to class and the safety reminder parents need before students take to the street. >> that with weather and traffic every morning on nbc 10 news today from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. if you're anything like me, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuff out of the way from wherever you are, at the doctor's office, karate practice or my favorite... back at the doctor's office. knowing before you go means more quality time sewing a costume for the school play that is not going to look anything like a frog. just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> this thief has a taste for the good life. police say he took off with more than $600 in surf and turf from the giant in bensalem. he grab bed from the grocery store back in

now sharing the stories behind a collection of intimate images of former first lady michelle obama, insing light." as a photographer, you can spend your whole career chasing light. but for me, the deeper meaning was, working at the white house of a transformative time for me. >> reporter: from humble beginnings, she worked her way up to staff photographer, one of a few women in this role in history. >> i learned from her that you can be anything. >> reporter: for four years, amanda traveled with mrs. obama, capturing photos of the first lady. >> she has such a seriously role, but she has this lightness about her. she loves to laugh. >> didn't the president tweet this photo for valentine's day? >> yeah, which is pretty cool. >> reporter: one of her most widely shared. >> i think that's the importance of having good editors, because i'm such a perfectionist, i'm like, the picture is kind of messy. and then my editor is like, the

. >>> and we have more on michelle obama's visit to philadelphia. >> a city healing, a nation grieving in the aftermath of the deadly shooting in las vegas. we continue to search for reasons why sunday nice's massacre may have happened. i'm erin coleman. investigators continue to search for answers that may never be found. the hotel remains a crime scene. two of the windows on the 32rd floor are smashed. it was where steven paddock fired on the crowd below. they say he had 23 guns inside that room. another 19 guns were found in his home. two of the guns were modified to make them fully automatic according to two officials. president trump spoke about the calls being made for better gun control laws. >> is now the time for stiffer gun laws, mr. president? >> look. we have a we'll be talking about gun laws this time. >>> a little league andiest wrest -- and wrestling coach was at the concert. he was celebrating his anniversary with his wife and separated from his wife in the cha chaos. they confirmed his death this morning. >>> we are learning more about who is dead are. the victims fami

>> and former first lady, michelle obama is among the stars in attendance today at the pennsylvania conk for women.

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. >>> former first lady michelle obama made a stop in philadelphia >> she joined some of the most influential women in the world and the surprise that had the entire crowd talking. >>> the largest data breach in history, what yahoo is saying about the private information. >>> it's a clear cool night with temperatures in the 50's not for long. a portion of summer returns i'll tell you when we're headed back to mid 80's >> you heard of riding in style probably not like this, how two groups went to redesign bike sharing within the city. >>> join me tonight on the late show, i'll be joined by the lovely and talented michael weatherly who is the star's hit drama bull. we're going to bull it up. we'll see. >> late show with steven colbert

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. >> happening today michelle obama's message for women. the former first lady is in philadelphia for a sellout event. >> we'll tell you how you can still hear what she has to say. good morning, it's 6:30 on this tuesday october 3rd. let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy for accuweather and to karen rogers for traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. off to another chilly start but obviously clear skies across the region a couple plants still showing through despite the fact that the skies are brightening. you can see cloud cover displaced up in canada and it looks like another sunny one today across the region. we're starting out cool, just 45 degrees in allentown. 47 in reading. philadelphia sitting at 54 degrees. 49 in wilmington. 48 in trenton. 43 in millville and 57 in cape may. winds are not much of a problem. in fact, they're coming up calm in much of the region and just a 5 miles per hour breeze in philadelphia so not a lot of movement in the air but still chilly enough for a jacket. and as grow go through the day

candidate bernie sanders as well as the current president donald trump even former first lady michelle obama she gets a mention now the report clearly states that all of these people appeared on a show called they called it politicking with larry david and that would be pretty pretty good the problem is that the famous american comedian has never had to show such a shame on our team politicking it's always been hosted in fact by the veteran journalist larry king big mistake and not the only one the think tank says it took guess things from a show descriptions from a website seems to have left him pretty confused for example boris johnson they claim was on artie's news thing comedy show i ask you was this him. it's always someone with their finger on the right side of international affairs exploring johnson boris welcome. are we going to get a chance to fight the spanish before america and russia killer so. it is all.

la primera presentaciÓn pÚblica de michelle obama desde que saliÓ de la casa blanca como primera dama la naciÓn. su compromiso con las mujeres se hizo muy evidente. por mÁs de siete aÑos la conferencia de pennsylvania para mujeres ha impactado religiosamente las vidas de muchos. el centro de convenciones de philadelphia se vistiÓ de gala para recibir a la exprimera dama. michelle:tenemos trabajo alrededor de la educaciÓn y niÑas. barack queremos estar involucrados en el crecimiento de la prÓxima generación de lÍderes. michelle puso sus ideas a un salÓn de mÁs de 10,000 personas. michelle: mucho del poder y valentÍa es prÁctica sobre eso es tomando el riesgo de tratar de tener un asiento en la mesa y cuando estÉs ahÍ tomando ese primer riesgo, de decir algo y ser rechazada.

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>> i can't speak for what michelle obama's point may be. i think that, again, what she's trying to potentially, you know, convey is that when you have more diverse viewpoints, you know, represented in a party, you're going to have a more inclusive platform. now, i have no idea if that's what she's talking about. i am of the camp we have to be less focused on identity politics and more focused on an economic message. that is why we lost in 2016. but again, as i say, the former first lady is entitled to her opinion. charles: right. ali, what are your thoughts? >> i think she said what her purpose was, she said this is why people don't trust the government, because you see the majority of the gop as old, white males. and that is, obviously, a causal fallacy. she's saying that because people in the gop are white and male, people don't trust the government. i don't think that's true at all. i think a really good guess as to why people don't trust the government are broken promises such as if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor or blam

michelle obama claims people don't trust politics because she says republicans are all men and all white. nfl star cam newton in trouble over a comment to a woman. the begun debate rages on in the aftermath of the vegas shooting. with both sides covered in rhetorical body armor. as emotional rounds are fired off one after another like this doozy from nancy sinatra who seems to be endorsing mass murder writing on twitter, the murderous members of the nra should face a firing squad. it's obvious the quest for why this idiot did what he did has been abandoned. democrats also take plenty of gun money, but they never address who is most of affected by gun violence and the root cause of mental illness. if there were no guns of any time would that gun violence have been so psychotic he would have tried by any on the per means to take so many lives? the greatest category of gun deaths are mostly suicides. most of of them are older men who take their own lives. then you have young men who shoot each other. but that troubled demographic doesn't fit into the democrat narrative. all of these deaths

gentlemen in the back. >> it is a women's conference but i have never met the former first lady michelle obamamet former president barack obama. would i aloud at the, i know the governor will be there. would i aloud at a woman's conference because would i like to meet her. >> i would say you do you're owe. >> this. >> this is my rs vp. >> anything where there is a lot of women gathered. >> we have important issues to discuss today. >> yeah, like what. >> mike, i didn't think of that at all but if you need some would to go with you. >> double date. >> the list gets longer, almost all of us have to be on this thing now more americans impacted by the hack, breach of equifax, it is now half of all americans are you on the list? i will tell you how you can find out. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is th

where is michelle obama? where is president obama?bly still is a big supporter of him and his political efforts. and just let's just pretend the shoe was on the other foot and this was a republican, somebody who is in hollywood who is a republican alleged to have done these things and gave to republican presidents. can you imagine the outrage if they weren't condemning this behavior? i mean, it makes no sense at all that they are not coming out and saying something. never mind, the question of of the donations. >> just to add to dana's point which is 100% right. michelle obama 2013 at the white house, it was a young symposium that harvey weinstein helped organize, praised him, couldn't do it without you. had is the white house. not just money. harvey weinstein gave a ton of money and bundled even more to both obama and clinton. it's the friendship. fundrai fundraisers. he was a vocal supporter of theirs. he was a very high profile, again on the west coast, but someone in the big figure anywhere in this country culturally, he was a big

among those in attendance, former first lady michelle obama.ill be participating in what's being called a conversation with michelle obama. that will happen around 1:30 this afternoon. again, the sellout crowd sitting at about 10,000 people. so expect some delays and allow yourself extra time to get around today on the regional rail. reporting live in center city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> speaking of getting around, let's talk about your morning commute if you're heading out early. 5:15. >> let's check in with jessica boyington and the blue route. >> the blue route around the germantown pike on ramp. so far, so good. both directions are okay. here is southbound, here is northbound. that's what's moving up toward the mid county tolls there. and we're not seeing any problems or delays so far. not too far away here, the p.a. turnpike looks okay, too. westbound and eastbound, 22 minutes in both directions from route 1 to valley forge. speeds into the 60s. high 60s on the eastbound side. a little quicker there. also watching in new jersey, he

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i did not have any problem with michelle obama.t lady and represented the country well. i do not love the school lunch thing though.lots of kale but i think it's insultingly trying to tell other women, first of all, what about the women they're out there working and are not married? they don't have a husband telling them what to do. and the ones are married, their husbands aren't telling them what to do either. >> reach! >> i think it is demeaning to women to say we can't make our decisions. and if you made the decision you are wrong for doing so. you have to vote your conscience and do so from an informed point of view that you have done your research and feel good about that. i do not think you should go to someone based on gender. >> or you just like to your husband! [laughter] >> i have never had one but -- [multiple speakers] >> i am just saying i prefer. >> coming up, a man that put a staple in every model's you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why

michelle obama claims people don't trust politics because she says republicans are all men and all white. nfl star cam newton in trouble over a comment to a woman. the begun debate rages on in the aftermath of the vegas shooting. with both sides covered in rhetorical body armor. as emotional rounds are fired off one after another like this doozy from nancy sinatra who seems to be endorsing mass murder writing on twitter, the murderous members of the nra should face a firing squad. it's obvious the quest for why this idiot did what he did has been abandoned. democrats also take plenty of gun money, but they never address who is most of affected by gun violence and the root cause of mental illness. if there were no guns of any time would that gun violence have been so psychotic he would have tried by any on the per means to take so many lives? the greatest category of gun deaths are mostly suicides. most of of them are older men who take their own lives. then you have young men who shoot each other. but that troubled demographic doesn't fit into the democrat narrative. all of these deaths

judge jeanine: michelle obama says a woman doesn't know her own voice if she doesn't vote for anotheroman. what do you think about that? >> i find it how ironic the patronizing matriarchy can be. where are the feminists talking about when bill clinton was a predator in the white house. and let's talk about the late ted kennedy who quite literally silenced a woman. >> this is the same identity politics. they haven't learned their lesson. the american people are concerned about their money and securing the borders. >> i think things like this get blown up to drive you guys crazy. because nobody cares about that. the way i found out about it, you sent me the story. nobody is talking about it. judge jeanine: when my shell obama says women don't know their own voice if they don't vote for another woman. who ran against barack obama? a woman. maybe michelle obama didn't know her own voice. >> hillary clinton would have been a great president. she would have sent the boats to puerto rico. judge jeanine: what did she do with the money for hate he that she and her husband were collecting. >> w

really there has really been literally, no time to think about feeling. >> former first lady michelle obama reflecting on her time in public life and taking part in a wide ranging conversation with television producer sandra rhymeness philadelphia at the pennsylvania conference for women. mrs. obama touched on the las vegas shooting, president trump and the challenges woman face in today's work place. >> our henry rossoff is at the convention center with more on mrs. obama's remarks, henry. >> reporter: ukee and jessica you can tell by scale of the clean up effort behind me that there were thousands upon thousands of woman who packed this hall this afternoon to hear the former first lady speak, and she spoke about a number of hot topics. >> sadly look at what happened in las vegas and, you know, my heart goes out to the victims and the families. >> reporter: aside from that mention of the recent tragedy and in the so veiled shot at president donald trump. >> there was a lot that we could not do and didn't do, because of our respect for the position. >> reporter: mainly former first lady mic

. >>> plus former first lady michelle obama will be in fail today how nice, the event that is bringinger and other very prominent women to our convention center and also we're listening to music by tom petty. >>> welcome back, good morning at 4:14 here our time and it is 1:14 in las vegas where we can see blinking lights continuing out there we are learning more about the gun man behind the worst mass shooting we have ever had in modern u.s. history. police say stephen paddock went on that spree and from there the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel and casino killing 59 innocent people and injuring so many other injuries before killing himself in that room. he had at least 23 guns in that room and more in his home and a nevada retirement community. >> we know president will visit las vegas tomorrow to day he and the first lady will travel to puerto rico and u.s. virgin islands. they will see devastation firsthand from hurricanes maria and irma. president trump says he will personally meet with the people impact by the disasters to hear their concerns. today's trip comes as president

you can see the conversation with michelle obama we'll stream the conference at 6abc.com. and that conversation is expected to kick off at 1:30 this afternoon. still to come on "action news" at noon, funny man, jimmy kimmel, shows off his serious side. the las vegas shooting hits home for him. and the bill impacting women is coming up for a vote today on capitol hill. and remembering rocker, tom petty. and david murphy returning with the exclusive accuweather forecast. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any of these types of plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans e

smith resigned from equifax after the breach. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in philadelphia taking part in the pennsylvania conference for women. "eyewitness news" news was at the convention center in center city where mrs. sat down for a wide ranging conversation with shonda rhymes. she talked about talking with young girls >> so early in our lives we're shushed, and not just directly but sometimes we're treated a little too preciously. we may have a father that loves us but he treats us like a doll. they don't treat us like real beings and equal partners >> during the conversation, mrs. was surprised by a happy 25th wedding anniversary video from former president obama. >> i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachuting in just to say how much i love you but you have also been an example to our daughters and to the entire country. >> mrs. obama tweeted the former president is still the most extraordinary man she knows. >>> fan paying tribute to tom petty. he suffered cardiac arrest in his home in california. petty and his long-time band the hard breakers recent compl

. >> michelle obama addressed the conference for women in center city.lauren mayk joins us live from center city. >> what message did the first lady bring with her today? >> e she talked about parenting today. she talked about women's responsibilities when they have a seat at the table. no doubt michelle obama was the big draw for a lot of women here today. one woman told me she misses her in the white house. the former first lady made it clear she and her husband have more to do. they are just figuring out what that will look like. >> a room full of women welcomed michelle obama. she sat down for a conversation with tv executive shonda rhimes at a time when she says she's taking time to e reflect. >> it's been a decade of being shot out of a canon. >> now out of the white house, she says the slower pace feels good. but she and the former president are figuring out the next chapter. >> definitely at my age and barack's age, we're not ready to stop. >> it was a conversation at this conference that drilled down on women's empowerment. but squirted the edge

michelle obama giving lunchtime speech. so that will bray extra level have security. septa says to expect increased ridership on regional rail lines coming in the city, so be prepared for that, this morning. otherwise, mass transit running with no reported delays. >>> ♪ >> one of the most famous songs, fans from around the world remembering tom petty who died overnight. >> his death was announced just before midnight but there was some confusion yesterday. >> several media reports had already announced his passing, yesterday. >> that is because of what lapd put out is that right, thomas. >> it was premature but saw it , people saying rest in peace he wasn't dead yet but it did happen overnight. people remembering tom petty front man to the heart break ers who was found unconscious, sunday night suffering from cardiac arrest. he was pulled off life support yesterday. born in gainsville florida petty charmed generation of all age was his southern swamp y sound in the music scene with the heart breaker selling more than 8 million record, worldwide. refugee, free falling,

smith resigned from equifax after the breach. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in philadelphia taking part in the pennsylvania conference for women. "eyewitness news" news was at the convention center in center city where mrs. sat down for a wide ranging conversation with shonda rhymes. she talked about talking with young girls >> so early in our lives we're shushed, and not just directly but sometimes we're treated a little too preciously. we may have a father that loves us but he treats us like a doll. they don't treat us like real beings and equal partners >> during the conversation, mrs. was surprised by a happy 25th wedding anniversary video from former president obama. >> i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachuting in just to say how much i love you but you have also been an example to our daughters and to the entire country. >> mrs. obama tweeted the former president is still the most extraordinary man she knows. >>> fan paying tribute to tom petty. he suffered cardiac arrest in his home in california. petty and his long-time band the hard breakers recent compl

. >> and former first lady, michelle obama is among the stars in attendance today at the pennsylvania conk for women. >>> president trump arrived in puerto rico today to get a firsthand look at the devastation left after hurricane maria. the crisis grows and amid the blistering criticism of the federal response. amid a meeting president trump raised eyebrows to ask officials to repeat their praise and -- and talked about the cost of this response. >> i hate to tell you port week but you thrown our budget a little out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico, that is fine we save aid lot of lives. >> and then the president met with reads struggling with no electricity and little water, and pledged an all out effort to help that island moving forward. >> the pennsylvania coverage for women is just about winding down in center city philadelphia today. it brought with it some pretty big star power to the convention center, former first lady michelle obama and shonda reims key noted this luncheon. >> ladies and a few good men as well. >> for former first lady, michelle obama, this

first, michelle obama will be in philadelphia today. the former first lady is one of several keynote speakers at the pennsylvania conference for women. the conversation with michelle obama starts at 1:30. it requires a ticket if you don't have one, you're out of luck because it's sold out. there will be a live stream available. we will connect you to the stream with the nbc10 app. the conference is expected to bring a bump in ridership on septa trains heading into the city. commuters and conference attendees should plan accordingly, give themselves extra time. septa suggests checking its twitter feed for realtime service information. vai? >>> we have breaking news in the music world this morning. rock legend tom petty has died. ♪ petty died overnight, hours after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in malibu. the 66-year-old was famous for classic rock hits like "free falling," "refugee," and "american girl." in our next half hour, we'll hear about the mark that tom petty left on philadelphia area music scene. >>> prosecutors say the m

and former first lady michelle obama gets a bit of a surprise while she was here in philadelphia.how you what had everybody buzzing in the morning buzz. >> police shoot an actor filming a movie in indiana. they had mistaken him for a bank robber. >> investigators say new evidence into the death of a louisiana college student shows he may have been the victim of hazing. what newly released text messages reveal. matt. >> tam, finally wrapped up the work on our hazmat situation in out of so everything is reopened along columbus boulevard at oregon avenue. you're good to go for the morning commute but we'll see if that overnight construction on 95 in bucks county has cleared and check a couple of zones on the pennsylvania turnpike when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ ♪ it's here. the first night your teenage daughter stays out way too late. but after three years of specialist cancer care, to guide her into remission, you couldn't be happier about it. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. >> ♪ >> good morning. billy penn sitting on top of city hall there. can't

shonda: michelle obama. [applause] mrs. obama: that was so sweet.applause] [cheers] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: representative linda sanchez, vice chair of the house democratic caucus chair, is our guest this week. in the interview, the fifth highest ranking house democrats it is the possible changes in health leadership. think that our leadership does a tremendous job, but i think we have a depth of talent within our caucus and i think it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. i want to be part of the transition and i want to see that happen. i think we have too many really good members that do not always get the opportunity that they should and i would like to see that change. which henancy pelosi, give that up if she were challenged? >> i do not know. there are a lot of members in our caucus and everybody has their opinion, but i do not know the answer to that. >> but by saying it is time for a generational

will take its rightful place among the collection that includes martha washington's pink gown, michelle obama's white gown, and many others. because this is an inaugural gown, it helps underscore our values as a nation. this gown is emblematic of the peaceful transition of power that is the hallmark of this democracy. it reminds us that our ideals still resonate over 200 years later. that for all of our flaws this nation is founded on a government by the people, for the people, and will endure. thanks to the administration, congress, and everyone here at the national museum of american history for helping us in our mission to educate and inspire. now it is my honor to ask you to join me in welcoming the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [applause] mrs. trump: thank you so much. thank you for your warm welcome. it is an honor to be here today. i want to start by thanking director gray and the secretary for the wonderful introduction. the staff here and the smithsonian has been a true pleasure to work with. thank you for everything that you do to preserve part of our nation's histor

inaudible] >> and tomorrow might at 8:00 eastern time on chance, an interview with former first lady, michelle obama, in conversation with tv show creator and producer, shonda rhymes at the annual conference for women in philadelphia. and congresswoman linda sanchez, the vice chair of the house democratic caucus is the guest on "news makers" she says it's time for new leadership. >> personally i think that our leadership does a tremendous job but i do think we have this real breadth and department of talent in our caucus and it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders and i want to be part of that transition. i want to see that happened. we have too many really great members here that don't always get the opportunities they should, and i would like to see that change. >> would nancy pelosi win a caucus leadership fight right now if she were challenged? >> i don't know. i don't know. there are lot of members in our caucus, and again, everybody has their opinion. i just don't know what the answer to that is. juan: by saying it's time for a generational change, what you're suggesting is,

among those in attendance, as we said, former first lady michelle obama. in what's being called a conversation with michelle. that's happening about 1:30 afternoon. the sellout crowd sits at 10,000. many of those people, again, riding the regional rails this morning. keep that in mind as you get into work and go home this evening. reporting live in center city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> looking forward to the conference. the breakout sessions, as well as the keynote speaker. should be good. >>> we'll get to an expert on traffic and what's happening this morning. jessica boyington with a look at 95 and girard. >> yeah. we were watching disabled vehicles northbound to the shoulder. they have it cleared out of the way. we still are watching the residual delay on the northbound side. again, around girard, you see the southbound side moving into center city. that's where we typically watch for morning time delay. not so bad right now. there are cars out the door there. watching a crash at abington, huntington pike. still watching big delays on the schuylkil

jesse: i want to get your opinion on something the former first lady michelle obama said.listen. jesse: none of you can hear that audio very clearly. but she basically said women who voted for donald trump voted against their own agenda and the women who voted for donald trump only did so because they were told to by a man supposedly. do you believe that? >> here is what i find funny. let me see if i can get this straight. michelle obama is admitting she did not vote for her own husband in 2008 when he was running against the same woman, hillary clinton. because not to vote for hillary clinton is to vote against your own voice. this kind of identity politics. it wasn't so tragic, it would be hilarious. it makes her really look so disingenuous to scold every woman who didn't vote for hillary. and they might not have voted for hillary because they just didn't trust her. it would be like saying all the white people got a vote for the white person. can you imagine the backlash that would have? and it should have. if white people hadn't vetted for barack obama he wouldn't have

michelle obama's white, silk chiffon gown and many others from our nation's 241-year history. and because this is an inaugural gown like many others in the first lady's collection, it also helps underscore our values as a nation. this gown as director gray said is emblematic of the peaceful transition of power that is the hallmark of this democracy. it reminds us that our ideals still resonate over 200 years later. that for all our flaws this nation is founded on a government by the people and for the people and will endure. thanks to everyone here in helping us on our mission to educate and inspire. and now it is my honor to ask you to join me in welcoming the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [ applause ] >> thank you so much thank you for your warm welcome. it is an honor to be here today. i want start by thanking director john gray and secretary david -- for the wonderful introduction. thank you for everything you do to preserve parts of our nation's history. you have such an important role on behalf of our country. one may be the one on stage -- i want to ta

i want your reaction to what michelle obama just said, please?times" headline about michelle obama's divisive language and racism in her tone but i will point out that the proud texas resident, the republican party was founded by black men. think about that for a second. this is one of the reasons why people in this country stay so divided because of things like michelle obama that she says, those in her party. it is really upsetting because her husband was president for two terms, and he couldn't have done that with the help of millions of white people in this country. that is really sad for her to say that. stuart: that is divisive. that will be my first comment, very divisive. i will move on to secretary of state rex tillerson. now he pledged his loyalty to president trump yesterday, and that pledge came after nbc news report called tillerson was called a moron by the president and threatened to resign. here shut next case. what do you make of that? >> i think what this is, i have been around president trump before he announced, i have to tell

michelle obama is also in the news.er white house photographer is releasing a book of rare photos of the former first lady called "chasing life." anderson sat down with the photographer and here is that conversation. >> can you describe what a day in the life of a white house photographer is like? >> uh-huh. there's no real typical day. there could be slow days and days that think are going to be slow, but you should be ready to know that things change quickly. >> i imagine it's on the lie. you have to figure out where to be and where security implications for everything. there's got to be a dynamic environment. >> yeah, i learned it's a pretty steep learning curve and i think my time as a photo journalist prepared me for polishing my skillset. >> there are so many intimate moments that you captured in the book. on the back of the book there's a photograph that i understand you didn't love. it's a very intimate photo of the president and first lady. >> i'm such a perfectionist. i'm very thoughtful and come posed and som