you can find all this and more at the newseum. this spectacular new attraction in washington, d.c., explores one of our most important freedoms -- the freedom of the press, guaranteed by the first amendment of the constitution. >> the first amendment guarantees that you can say what you want, you can publish what you want, including ideas that are not popular. and if you don't have the ability to let that person or that idea get out, you never have access to it, so you never have change. you won't have change, you won't grow as a society. >> the newseum celebrates the freedom of the pressn a big way, with seven levels of galleries and 15 theaters, including one that takes you to a new dimension. >> it's a 3-d movie with theatrical effects that are added in. so there's wind, your seat moves, and there are some other things i won't tell you about 'cause i don't want to spoil the surprise. >> shh. >> at the touch of a screen, you can access 500 years of news gathering, see prize-winning photographs that capture a story in an instant,

ne [ kids cheering ] the newseum goes beyond showing how the news is gathered and delivered. it also examines particular stories that hit the headlines and touched our hearts. can you please tell us about the 9/11 gallery? >> sure. the centerpiece for that gallery is the top 36 feet of the broadcast antenna that stood atop the world trade center, and we've also got a collection of newspapers from the day after 9/11 from around the world that shows how that story was played. we've also got a theater there that shows a film about, basically, the first 48 hours of covering that story and what that was like, and a very moving story about bill biggart, who was a photographer who was killed that day as he was rushing toward the north tower to collect more photographs. >> how can kids who cannot come to washington be involved in the museum online? >> well, they can go to our website at newseum.org, and we have a lot of virtual tours >> as the newseum reminds us, news is history in the making, and journalists write the first draft. i'm annie for "teen kids news." >> ♪ we're going to

they took a field trip to the newseum.so toward the museum and have a participate in some of interactive displays. >> we want to get to the all important forecast. been our ever-changing forecast. abouthave been talking this for three, four, five days. it is moving further south. that means less snow for us. what a beautiful day we had today. the winds are beginning to pick of just a little bit. clouds are beginning to increase. this is ahead of that system move in tomorrow and quickly exit the mid-atlantic by late tomorrow night. 59 degrees, the official height national airport. 11 degrees above average for -- the official height airport. at national degrees above average for this time of year. it feels like 40 degrees. 43 at children's hospital. 45 in alexandria. lanham, maryland. the colder air is off to the north and west of us. 20 in detroit. milder temperatures, unstable to the south of us. this is the core of the system. is going to quickly track east over the next 24 hours. it remains far enough to the that it will

on that note, i would like to thank the city leaders for leading the effort and working with our newseum team in finding solutions. today, i am particularly happy to say, at this moment in history, we have an asian mayor, asian president of the board of supervisors, and an asian commissioner for budget and finance. [applause] any successful brand always starts with a strong vision, and we do have a vision. with asia as our lands and aren't as our cornerstone, we start connections across cultures and for time. in other words, asia is our focus, but our per view is global. one single important word in our vision is connection. making connections. we particularly explore connections in two dimensions. we want to connect cultures within asia and also connect culture is globally. asia and the rest of the world. the other dimension is connecting the past with the present and future. in other words, connecting the historic arts to the contemporary arts of today. for our visitors, we translate our vision into our brand promise, which i want all of you to remember when you leave the building. the

. >>> we'll be back from the newseum after these messages from our abc stations. newseum after these messages from our abc stations. >>> little history. i was born and raised here. i love this state. it seems right here. trees are at the right height. i like seeing the lake. i love the lake. just something very special here. the great lakes. but also the little inland lakes that dot the parts of michigan. i love cars. i don't mean, i grew up totally in love with cars. it used to be, in the '50s and '60s if you showed me one square foot of any car i could tell you what brand it was and model. now with all of the japanese cars, i'm not so good at it. but i still know the american cars. i love cars. i love american cars. long may they rule the world. i want to do well. >> that was mitt romney waxing poetic on thursday about his love for the wolverine state. and of course, all eyes are on michigan. as it takes center stage in the presidential race. here to discuss that and more, i'm joined by george will, former clinton white house press secretary dee dee myers. lou d

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was struck with that you asked me are you going to be on the newseum in the early ninety's so you get to them on yeah if you want to have sex go and have sex. and. welcome back to miles o'brien you know a lot about to remind you we're talking about the independence of scotland. and you can. see. ok david if i go back to you in denver and a recent poll gives the the following numbers fifty two percent to thirty two percent english voters favored maximum devolution from scotland or independents a bigger margin of support then the s. and p. s.n.p. in scotland itself i mean it's really interesting it seems we're having talking about it leads right here in many ways a lot of it one and one trend that is really moving in the u.k. is that the english are feeling more english and less british at least that's what some data is showing i mean is it a matter of and leads and institutions that want to keep this together and devoid to what people actually think. well i think that the opinion polls within scotland itself ok fair to show that there's very strong very strong support for even for more

was struck with some of you if you will the newseum in the early ninety's so you get to among the series if you want to have sex go and have sex. it's. probably. sick of. the rumble on the panel tonight neil mccabe richard a follower and tony katz let's get back to it guys a good day for equal rights in america federal appeals court circuit court struck down california's prop eight which bans same sex marriage just a judge stephen reinhardt wrote in the majority opinion proposition eight serves no purpose and has no effect other than a lessen the status and dignity of gays and lesbians in california and to officially reclassify their relationships and families is inferior to those of opposite sex couples end quote and the washington state legislature last week has same sex marriage laws i think probably by now governor has signed it or is about to but not everybody's happy mitt romney and newt gingrich went off on this thing newt mitt mitt today said today unelected judges cast aside the will of the people of california who voted to protect traditional marriage yesterday and gingrich sai

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. >>> a new exhibit on presidential campaigns is coming to the newseum.s outfit from the 2008 campaign will be making the collection. can you guess what it is? we'll find out coming up next on fox 5. >> no idea but i'm he very curious. the material girl quickly showed out tickets for her upcoming show at the verizon center. you may still have a chance to see her. >>> a quick check on the markets. fox 5 morning news will be right back. ght  people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you cho

the newseum is opening a new exhibit that will show the lighter side of presidential campaigns. the exhibit is called "every four years." presidential campaigns and the press. opens up on friday. it will include the red suit and flag pin and eyeglasses tina fey wore for her sarah palin impression. the costumes from "saturday night live" to introduce the tradition of campaign parodies. hillary clinton's beer mug and shot glass from a campaign stop in indiana will be included, as well. the exhibit features 120 objects and images dating back to 1896 which was during the william mckinley campaign, you'll reca 19 dogs that were rescued from a 108 dogs that ion in were rescued in the incident. the dogs range in age from puppies to 8 years old. veterinarians are currently providing them with all the necessary medical care trying to get them back on their feet. their four feet. >>> speaking of four feet, a pekignese named malachi from southern pennsylvania is now the top dog. >> he was named best in show at the 136th annual westminster kennel club show. this is the first time a pekignes

. >> and you can use the extra day to check out a very presidential new exhibit at the newseum.very four years, presidential campaigns and the press has a new election year exhibit that looks at the evolution of campaign media coverage over the past 100 years. it includes over 120 artifacts dating back to campaigns in the 1800s. there are also more recent pieces including the suit tina fey wore to play sarah palin and the blue suit amy pohler wore to play hillary clinton in the famous "snl" sketch. the exhibit officially opens today. i definitely think that's worth checking out. >> it will be fun to see that. >>> our time is 6:21. final for weather & traffic on the 1s. >> here's meteorologist to tom kierein tell us about a lot going on in the weather department. >>> we have dense fog around. watch for pedestrians. pedestrians, keep in mind that drivers won't be able to see you either. dense fog, the fog is densest right along the i-95 corridor from northeastern maryland through baltimore, the district, and our nearby suburbs. and down through much of virginia and southern maryla

discussed the reason for supporting same-sex marriage with virginia governor mcdonnell at the newseum this morning. mcdonnell says his state won't follow d.c. and maryland's lead. 60% of virginia voters supported the constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in 2006. >>> sneaker fans who waited overnight to get a pair of nike's new galaxy foamposite shoe are walking away empty-handed this morning. thousands lined up only to be told the footlocker store would not release the shoe today. same thing at the d.c. lr store in northeast washington. the store said it would use a lottery system to distribute the new sneakers at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> new today it appears a maryland man will remain in a cuban prison. senator lahey said he tried to get his release from cuba but castro denied it. lahey says he met with gross earlier this week and spoke with castro for 2 1/2 hours. he says the meeting was cordial but, quote, we have a long way to go. >>> the windy city is now the snowy city today. chicago has plummeted with snow this morning. causing major problems on the roads at bo

. >>> the newseum is marking the presidents' day weekend by opening an exhibit.very four years the presidential campaigns and press a new exhibit that looks at the evolution of campaign media coverage over the past 100 years. it includes over 120 artifacts dating back to campaigns in the 1800s. there are also some more recent pieces including the suit tina fey wore to play sarah palin and blue suit amy wore to play hillary clinton in a 2008 "snl" sketch. the exhibit opens today. >>> 11:38. still ahead, alarming ingredient found in some baby food. bobby brown takes a local stage when he told the [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for an incredible price: just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. it's an amazing deal, but it's for a limited time only. so don't wait. want to save even more? call right now and we'll add a special bonus: $300 back. unlike cable, fios delivers a 100% fiber-optic network to your hom

. >>> the newseum is marking the president's day weekend by opening a presidential exhibit. every four years, presidential campaigns and the press has a new election year exhibit that looks at the evolution of campaign media coverage over the past 100 years. it includes over 120 artifacts dating back to campaigns in the 1800s. there are also some more recent pieces including the suit tina fey wore to play sarah palin, and the blue suit amy pohler wore playing hillary clinton in a sketch on "saturday night live." the exhibit officially opens today. and you and i would be interested in seeing that. >> i would love to see that, wonderful. >> take a field trip with the whole morning crew. >> i think we have to do that. yeah, get on a school bus and go down there. >>> our time is about 5:21. tom is looking at weather. tom? >> it's hard to see because there's so much fog. right now around the region, we've got dense fog along the i-95 corridor and points south and east. visibilities from near zero to just .3 of a mile. farther west and north, visibilities are around five to ten mi

it's courtesy of the newseum. we get the front pages thanks to them. not only does it have a story about romney and santorum, but it also has a piece on ron paul. it says the maverick urges reform. it talk about one voter who took the trip for the journey of her life. host: there's one day left before g.o.p. make their candidate known. as they crisscross the state sunday, mitt romney looked to solidify his status as the best candidate to take president barack obama in november. host: democratic caller in washington, d.c., good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good, thanks. go right ahead. caller: i love your program, and i appreciate the opportunity to be able to voice my opinion. first, i suggest that i think that it's clearly evident the negative ads have been prevalent in american campaigning, not only in recent memory, but over the course of the extended period of the way our process works. at some point, though, i have to question as a viewer of this political drama, wh does the media or individuals such as yourself that are repor

senator newseum -- senator lieberman has described what the bill has described so i will not repeat that in the interest of time. let me just say this bill is urgent. we cannot wait to act. we cannot wait until the country has a catastrophic cyberattack and it would be irresponsible of congress not to pass legislation. to turf battles or claims by some businesses that we are somehow harming our economy. in fact what we're doing is protecting our economy and our way of life. thank you, mr. chairman. >> a very strong statement. three committee chairs with jurisdiction have a come together, consider you as the co-chair of this committee. i was for and appreciate very much your contribution and we have senator rockefeller and senator feinstein here. i think you for the work we have done together. it is a powerful statement that we agree on a consensus bill. i hope it enables us to move through the center. the majority leader is concerned about the threat and committed to giving this bill time on the floor as soon as possible. senator rockefeller, mr. chairman. we welcome your testimony. >> t

some other papers courtesy of the newseum this morning. "the houston chronicle" headline.ere is "the los angeles times." we want to get your thoughts on last night's florida primary, talking to gop callers this morning. call on the lines that reflect your support for which candidate. "the new york times" says this. host: thomas, you are a newt gingrich supporter in kentucky. what do you think? caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i just want to say that i think this thing is far from over. we saw in man in newt last night that's committed to carrying on. it's not a process that's detrimental to the republican nominee in the fall. usually when you have a bag and you shake it up, you have more cats. this thing will be going on for a while. host: what do you think about mitt romney's strategy, going after newt gingrich with the negative ads? caller: well, you know, what is good for the goose is usually good for the gander. newt gingrich has come back more times in this campaign than the proverbial phoenix. it seems like he has more fight in him. this thing is not

like we see in a lot of modern newseum, and it's a place where the old and the new mix in a very creative way. about five years ago in march 2007, in berlin, we had the great anniversary, the heads of state and government, under the german presidency of the european union came to berlin to celebrate the treaty of rome that took place 50 years before, and back then, we took advantage of that to talk about the lisbon treaty and to underline what europe is all about, what means the european union, what we owe the european union, and what we expect from the e.u.. we summarize all of this in the berlin statement which mentioned first that war and aanymorety in europe is over. we talked about freedom, about good living standards, about friendship, that this would be our new normal. we talked about multiplicity and diversity, and we talked about the conviction that the great question of the time can only be solved together. that was the basis of what we wanted for the future in the 21st century. we can only answer the questions if we are together. i think in this berlin statement, we summarized

it's courtesy of the newseum. we get the front pages thanks to them. not only does it have a story about romney and santorum, but it also has a piece on ron paul. it says the maverick urges reform. it talk about one voter who took the trip for the journey of her life. host: there's one day left before g.o.p. make their candidate known. as they crisscross the state sunday, mitt romney looked to solidify his status as the best candidate to take on president barack obama in november. host: democratic caller in washington, d.c., good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good, thanks. go right ahead. caller: i love your program, and i appreciate the opportunity to be able to voice my opinion. first, i suggest that i think that it's clearly evident the negative ads have been prevalent in american campaigning, not only in recent memory, but over the course of the extended period of the way our process works. at some point, though, i have to question as a viewer of this political drama, what does the media or individuals such as yourself that are