maryland, the head coaching debut of matt henry, 29-year-old assistant elevated to head coach after robert burke was put on indefinite lead. new coach figures coaching is easy when the kids play well. they win 77-63. orioles pitcher had a pain-free throwing session in florida today. this comes one day after the team said that the lefty is dealing with shoulder inflammation. the manager says his work out was encouraging. spring training starts sunday. baseball mourns the passing of gary carter who died today at the age of 57 nearly a year after he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. his enthusiasm as a player earned him the nickname the kid. no progress in long-term contract talks with running back ray rice who is a free agent. if no deal is reached, the ravens can still keep him by using the franchise tag which logs him into a one-year contract. the ravens have guaranteed he'll be a raven in 2012. >> hope so. th,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> people on a tour of the white house get an extra surprise today. michelle obama was there to say hello. she greeted visitors for more than an hour. th

this washington monument even if it does stand 12 feet tall, weigh approximately four tons, here robert burke's distinctive style which allows some cryptics to belabor him as the bubblegum sculpture. sitting atop a bench of north carolina granite, the famed scientist holds in his left hand a document which contained some of his most significant theories. the same bench contains quotes from einstein's unwavering belief in human powers, equality in front of the law and the duty of any truth seeker to reveal his findings no matter where they lead. the circular floor features an astronomical map, that features much of the universe, from the date of his dedication, april 17th, 1979, which also coincides with einstein's 100th birthday. 30 years later visitors of all ages are drawn to the iconic figure on the grounds of the national academies of science. children especially enjoy climbing into the lap of the scientifici

here robert burks distinctive style, some crick labeled him bubble gum sculpture gives this. the famous scientist holds in his left hand a document listing some of his most significant theories. the same bench has quotes, einstein's unwavering belief in human tolerance, equality before the war, duty of any truth seeker to reveal his findings no matter where they lead. the circular floor of the memorial features an extra no, ma'am cal map featuring the universe as it and on the date of its dedication in april 1979, which also coincided with einstein's 100th birthday. thirty years later visitors of all ages are drawn to the iconic figure of the grounds of the national academy of science. children especially enjoy climbing into the lap of the scientific genius with the smile of a grandfather. >>> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week. and every weekend american history tv, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites and join in the conversation on these social media s

here robert burks distinctive style, some crick labeled him bubble gum sculpture gives this. the famous scientist holds in his left hand a document listing some of his most significant theories. he holds a document listing his theories. the same bench contains quotes testifying to ooin stain's unwaivering belief in tolerance, equality, and the duty of a truth seeker to reveal his findings. the floor of the memorial features a map showing much of the universe as it appeared on the date of its dedication in april of 1979, which also coincided with einstein's 100th birthday. thirty years later visitors of all ages are drawn to the iconic figure of the grounds of the national academy of science. children especially enjoy climbing into the lap of the scientific genius with the smile of a grandfather. >>> astronaut john glen piloted into space 50 years ago this month. up next, roy neil interviews nasa's mission operations director gene kranz. he was acting flight director when the astronauts landed on the moon. he and his team played a significant role in guiding three astronauts b

but that didn't deter robert kennedy or burke marshall from really leading their responsibilities with kennedy had taken personal interest in the first case that we had brought in louisiana, in east carroll parish, and got involved in the first, second, third day after he took office and was on the phone talking with people down in louisiana trying to help one sharecropper, one -- not a sharecropper. one farmer to get his cotton shipped. and when -- and he sent me down there to see that the gingers in east carroll parish would come before a federal judge and tell the federal judge in a hearing, but a hearing not before the public, but on the record, that, yes, they would gin the cotton. that was our first day. >> i told you we had too much to talk about and not enough time, so i'm going to abruptly change in the last minute and ask you why did you take the job as counsel to peter rodino's watergate committee at the time? what motivated you? >> i had gone up to bedford-stuyvesant in brooklyn to work on a project that robert kennedy had started. i had been -- robert kennedy had been kill

attorney general, robert kennedy, and assistant attorney general for civil rights brook marshall and i'm standing. >> and what was your role at that time? >> i was the first assistant to burke in the civil rights division. >> what's your memory of burt marshall? >> my memory of burt he was a terrific lawyer, the best i've never known. a person like burt marshall comes around once every 6en600 years. >> how about bobby kennedy? >> he was terrific. the first day that bobby kennedy came into office, he was committed to doing something about the discrimination in voting. >> am i guessing right that you were about 40 years old in that picture? >> that's right. >> let's go to the next still shot, and you're there on the right. who's on the right and who's in the middle in? >> the chief u.s. marshal is on the left, and james meredith is in the middle. it's a shot sometime when meredith entered the university of mississippi in 1962. >> and what's your role? >> i was the first assistant in the civil rights division at that time. i was asked to accompany james meredith when he entered the university. >> what was the significance of him entering the university of mississippi? >> well,