mr. richard johns, a good friend of mine, also, very well known in our city and again, thank you for joining the historic preservation commission. your expertise will be of great value. we also have on our relocation commission, herb kahn, mr. kahn, thank you very much, your financial expertise will be of great value and you're a new appointment. thank you. and of course, my good friend, harry kim. harry, you've been around for a long, long time. you know this city very well and i know your experience will be of great value to us, too. and of course, florence cong, joining us for the first time on the city hall preservation advisory commission and she has recently been on our immigrant rights commission, as well. and being a contractor for the city, you'll look at every crack and you'll determine whether it's a new one or one to be maintained as a historical crack. i know your expertise will be very helpful. so, and thank you very much, everybody, for joining us, as well. is there anybody else i missed that should be here? anyway. with that, perhaps we should just get -- i'm sorry? for all o

richard seymour and john henderson. so it's becoming more and more apparent that the money for nnamdi asomugha won't be there. but this is mr. davis. anything can happen. >> they put the franchise tag on cambryn wembley, meaning he'll get just over $11 million this season. he led with nine sacks this past season. you know the rules. if another team signs wembley, they give up two first round picks to the raiders. the raiders spending serious cash. >> when we return, we're going to bring you the answer to our "sports sunday" trivia question. you're watching "sports sunday" on nbc bay area. >>> finally, the answer to our "sports sunday" trivia question. we called it spring twaining earlier. kind of having a carol cain moment. we regrouped and asked. which team had the most spring training win last year? a, the race. the giants, the indians. oh, you knew it. the giants with 23 wins. before they won it all. who says that these spring training games don't matter? they do. >> the rays had the most in 2008 and went on to win the world series. wrack 'em up. >> that will do it. big thanks to marty lurie and the producers and staff o

. >> john joining us from -- from newark, new jersey, with richard norton smith. caller: mr. smith, nancy reagan had a thing for the children where she would say "just say no " to drugs. i want to hear your view point on iran contra with the drug problem in compton, california, during the reagan administration. guest: i'm not sure of the two issues. iran contra is a great illustration. scholars will be dividing iran contra for years to come. i think it was a combination of neglect and wishful thinking. i think there was a human desire on the part of ronald reagan's part to try to rescue americans that were not only being held hostage but were brutalized by their cap torse in the middle east. that said, the nir ower debate over -- the narrower debate over the leg at of iran contra and more specifically whether the president was aware of the illegal galt is something that will go on for a long time. i saw a piece that quotes catherine weinberger's diaries, in which the president seems to acknowledge the fact that people can accept the illegality of this, what they couldn't acce

richard holbrooke was first spotted as a young with man with real promise by our founder, john d. rockefeller iii. mr. rockefeller invited this young diplomat to participate in our annual williamsburg policy die hog in 1972 -- dialogue in 972 and stayed in touch with him through the late '70s when richard served as assistant secretary of state for east asia with president carter and was heavily involved in the normalization of relations between china and the united states. we lost richard to europe and to global affairs in the 1990s, but he came back to his early love for the asia society when he became chairman of our organization in 2002 and remained our leader in that position until january of 2009. when he entered into government service this time as special representative for afghanistan and pakistan. to say that richard holbrooke was a dynamic or strong-willed chair is an understatement. from the very beginning, richard threw himself into the workings of this institution first with nick plath and then with vishakha desai. he pushed us to be more media savvy, he constantly brought new supporters

and richard roundtree were front and center, but the woman behind the scenes was the real star of this show. she was eunice johnson, wife of publisher john johnson of "ebony" and "jet" magazine. >> mrsnson broke all the barriers. what a brave, brave woman. >> reporter: johnson's fashion fairs were raising money for charity at a time when african americans were fighting for civil rights. >> we were chased by the ku klux klan. they threw rocks at us. >> reporter: eunice johnson traveled to europe's top designers to get her fashions, but many did not want african americans borrowing their clothes. >> i used to write checks for $50,000. >> reporter: that caught their attention and respect. daughter linda johnson rice says her mom made designer like imileo pucci start thinking. >> i would like to have black models in my show. you can find me some? and my mother said, "are you kidding me?" >> reporter: designer oscar de la renta says johnson was the first to introduce music on runways. putting the show in fashion. >> for the first time, unbelievable, extraordinary, beautiful girls moving to music. >> reporter: can i try that on? >> oh heavens, yes. >> reporter: in 50 years, johnson collec

richard roundtree were front and center. but the woman behind the scenes was the real star of this show. she was eunice johnson, wife of publisher john johnson of ebony and jet magazines. >> mrse barriers. what a brave, brave woman. >> reporter: johnson's fashion fairs were raising money for charity at a time when african-americans were fighting for civil rights. >> chased by the ku klux klan, they threw rocks at us. >> reporter: eunice johnson traveled to europe's top designers to get her fashions. but many did not want african-americans borrowing their clothes. audrey was johnson's right hand. >> i used to write checks for $50,000. >> reporter: that caught their attention. and respect. daughter linda johnson wright says her mom made designers like emilio pucci start thinking. >> i would like to have black models in the show. can you find me some? and my mother said, are you kidding me? >> reporter: designer oscar de la renta says johnson was the first to introduce music on runways. ♪ putting the show in fashion. >> for the first time, unbelievably extraordinary, beautiful girls moving to music. >> can i try it on? >> oh, heavens, yes. >> reporter: in 50 years, johnson colle

. >> john joining us from -- from newark, new jersey, with richard norton smith. caller: mr.th, nancy reagan had a thing for the children where she would say "just say no " to drugs. i want to hear your view point on iran contra with the drug problem in compton, california, during the reagan administration. guest: i'm not sure of the two issues. iran contra is a great illustration. scholars will be dividing iran contra for years to come. i think it was a combination of neglect and wishful thinking. i think there was a human desire on the part of ronald reagan's part to try to rescue americans that were not only being held hostage but were brutalized by their cap torse in the middle east. that said, the nir ower debate over -- the narrower debate over the leg at of iran contra and more specifically whether the president was aware of the illegal galt is something that will go on for a long time. i saw a piece that quotes catherine weinberger's diaries, in which the president seems to acknowledge the fact that people can accept the illegality of this, what they couldn't accept i

richard holbrooke was first spotted as a young man with roh promised by our founder, john d. rockefeller iii. mr. rockefeller invited this young diplomat to participate in our annual williamsburg policy dialogue in 1972 and stayed in touch with them through the late 1970's when richard holbrooke served as assistant secretary of state for east asia with president carter and was heavily involved in the normalization of relations between china and the united states. we lost richard to europe and to global affairs in the 1990's, but he came back to his early love for the asia society would he became chairman of our organization in 2002 and remained our leader in that position until january 2009. when he entered into government service this time, as special representative for afghanistan and pakistan, to say that richard holbrooke was the dynamic or strong-willed chair is an understatement. from the very beginning, richard threw himself into the workings of this institution, first with nick platt and then with others. he pushed us to become more media savvy. he constantly brought new thought leaders

richard. let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> happy birthday. what's your name? >> my name is john mastriano.e green money machine, but i guess it's v-day, and with spirits going up, just trying to warm each other's hearts. i guess i really want to ask a special question. >> yeah? >> lauren, will you marry me? >> there you go. now you've got to produce a ring here. >> all right. yeah. let's throw dad in there too. congratulations. that's awfully nice. let's check your weather and see what's going on. >>> allentown, p.a., nbc 10, going to be windy. wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour. we've got a little clipper moving through, bringing a little snow, little activity, no big problem. that's the good news. snowfall amounts, northern new england areas may pick up up to ten inches of snow. other than that, it's going to be fairly light through the great lakes. this is delaney here, the young lady who made that very nice valentine's day card. thank you very much, delaney. >> you're welcome. >> where you from? >> downtown p.a. >> all right. thank y >>> good morning to you. we have showers this mor