fabulous newseum in washington i remember when this was just a dream of our new hans we start in rosslyn and kathy you are the vice president of exhibits here were you in broadcasting or not i was in print i was inkstand gretsch the wall street journal and a couple other papers and your job here is i oversee a great team that puts these exhibits together and tell me where we are now we're in the gallery that's devoted to the memory of tim russert who was really one of the most respected journalists of our time he changed the face of sunday morning public affairs programming longest running moderator of meet the press of a. analyst at the absolute top of his game when he died so in such an untimely way and old a new friend we did major programs when he died i first met him at the governor's mansion in albany when he was an assistant to mario cuomo that's right and watched him come to washington worked at n.b.c. the head of the bureau here yes and tell me about this well we recreated the office in just exactly the way he left it that day and i think it's a marvelous look at a journalist wh

this is where rosslyn carter helped with the campaign. it was basically a way to get the word out about jimmy carter using volunteers, going door to door. it was a method so effective it helped him get elected to the presidency. >>> watch our program on first lady rosslyn carter on our website or see it saturday on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and monday our encore presentation of first lady season two. 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> were in the which was a capital of bosnia which of a part of austria hungary on the tour. it was a big day. it was a serbian began national holiday. and so soviet, the neighboring country was furious they had taken over bosnia. seen as a provocation and islamic people within and they decided to kim them. they did it. they shot the arc duke and his wife. they both died next the chairman and commissioner of the nuclear regulatory commission. they testified about the operations and management of their agency. they appeared thursday before a house energy and commerce subcommittee for about two and a half hours.

there are new restaurants going up in rosslyn and h street northwest.hili bowl is among the most popular vendors at all the local sports stadiums and arenas. >>> we finally have a winner in virginia's attorney general race and possible candidates are lining up for retiring congressman frank wolf's seat in the house. >> we'll get to those stories in a minute, but first here's a look at the most important moments from your world today in 90 seconds. >> the judge here says officer ronwood barnhill seems to be a p. ue barnhill is part of the police class of 1989 when d.c. police lowered standards to quickly hire 1,500 officers. >> the results from this test show that the things that we're doing in dcfs are working. >> d.c. school chancellor kaya henderson declaring that her students are showing the greatest growth in math and reading scores of any urban school district in the country. >> when the 2014 winter olympics begin, president obama won't there be. >> this delegation represents the diversities that is the united states. >> the u.s. is sending two ope

watch our program on first lady rosslyn carter. see it saturday on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and monday start our encore presentation of first lady season two. edith roosevelt. 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> the federal reserve unanimously approved the vocal rule named after former fed chairman. in the meeting tuesday. the rule part of the 2010ed to frank act bansbacks from making investment from their own profit. a practice seen as contributor to the 2008 financial crisis. the fdic moved to approve the rule. to finalize the rule and the proposal to extend it. period, i too want to join in congratulating the staff for completing the work on this rulemaking. it's obviously -- for very difficult judgment. i strongly support the goal of the rule which is to eliminate short term financial speculation and institutions that enjoy the protection, the safety net, too ebb gauge in market making. obviously worked very thoughtfully to strike in this role just the right balance, and i congratulate you for doing that. give the absence of -- distinctions. i think supervisor go forward an

rosslyn carter live and cspan. >> nelson mandela's death was one of the topics discussed at house briefing with jay carney. he took questions about the thethcare law and unemployment numbers released earlier today. over an hour.le >> i'm four minutes late. that. to apologize for >> you are 45 minutes early. >> you know, even in middle age you can turn over a new leaf. i know that it is infrequent that we are this close to on time and i want to say i owe you a standing apology on that. we are just having fun here. with that, i will wish you all a happy friday even though it is raining. and say that i have a topper. today, as part of the daily messaging effort to highlight specific benefits of the health care law that are already making a big difference, the white house and supporters of reform are focused on how growth and health care costs are at historically low levels along multiple dimensions. according to the most recent projections, health care spending grew at the slowest rate on record over the last three years. real per-person spending grew at a 1.3% rate. this was seen in medicare