in 1929, rubinstein loaned it to the american people. it was put on display in 1911 to be put in a new protective case. american history tv attended a press hearing for the newly unveiled magna carta. >> i'm david barry of the archivist of the united states and it's nice to welcome you to one of the archivists. for many a year, the only copy of the magna carta has been out of sight, undergoing conservation treatment. we're showing you the result of our staff's expert pain staking work displayed in a new encasement designed and fabricated by the national institute's standards and technology. the 700-year-old document looks better than ever. when the magna carta is back on public display beginning february 17, it will be a more accurate rendition of the record. people will be able to read it and know what it was all about. the connection between magna carta and the effects of secure liberty and law over the centuries have inspired a new gallery which will be the future home of magna carta. this new permanent exhibit will allow visitors to

rubinstein to whom we're indebted three times over.is decision to acquire magna carta and make it accessible to the american people here at the national archives. second, for his tangible contributions to make this new december play possible and to develop our new orientation and exhibit spaces. and, third, and most heartfelt, for his personal commitment to the preservation, access and understanding of our documentary heritage. this past november it was my honor to present david's with the foundation's records of achievement award, acknowledging not only the aid he's rendered this organization, but his many contributions to the storehouses of our cultural history. david's enthusiasm for using great historic records as tools for enhancing civic understanding is self-evident. and we have with us today alelia bundles, right here in front of us, who is the new head of the foundation for the national archives. welcome, amelia. now david. >> david, thank you very much. david ferriero has done an outstanding job as archivist of the united sta

gaining points some some just by life and energy mages also obvious gas pump top one percent welcome rubinstein from i have seen much of all believe the general music will continue to be but that spot still movements on the likely head of the key data late in the session. we're going to get a very important i say the most important piece of marker data these days this is u.s. labor market report. it's it's a general labor every poor that's going to come out before u.s. market opens expectations that american economy created hundred fifty thousand new jobs fall into a gain of joinder thousand back in december a lot of investors will be waiting for that number and we have seen on the sidelines we might see a poison in there ali if we look at the valuations they're still not very demanding and if you look at the russian market for example it is trading at less than six times earnings and just back in june of trade at about a half nine times earnings so there's been a very significant drop in the valuations in the market and in in the indexes and also in the valuations of their of the russian compa

is in the weather report says russian sales fell twenty one percent in january here's a mock rubinstein from i have seen that triple. risk rally in all classes of assets and russian markets is now is no exception in fact this is the high better market so when the race for alan begins russian market usually outperform or so they competitors today we see basically growth across all master classes and across all regions it was a strong p.m.i. number of china then we store a bit stronger p.m.i. numbers out of euro zone but in the main reason is that the general tide for us is increasing and that's of course happening against the backdrop of all for there has to be his asian situation in the crisis in europe. now the new plans to create the world's largest stock exchange have been blocked by the european commission says a proposed nine billion dollar time between deutsche borse and new york stock exchange would be and it's a competitive they had a voice of bursa says the decision is a quote black day for your. players will soon have an opportunity to spend their cash on russian sparkling win

david rubinstein was the chair of the gala in which i presented an award posthumously to betty ford. senators, most of them democrat, 26 united states senators calling for susan g. komen to reverse this decision. two of them, patty murray and robert boxer on our show, directly to her. and she is not backing down. they say that the reason is because, as you just showed, they have changed their procedures for grants. but the bottom line is, it's only planned parenthood. out of 2,000 grantees being targeted this way. the suspicion among critics is this relates directly to the hiring of this woman from georgia who ran on an anti-planned parenthood, anti-abortion platform for governor and has been very outspoken on this. >> the resignations now are coming in at the komen foundation. >> yes. >> molly williams resigned of this decision was made. she was in charge of helping dispense those funds throughout the country. today, debra anthony, the executive director of the l.a. branch of the komen foundation, resigning. i could see how painful it was for you today, andrea, doing this interview.

david reubenstein -- rubinstein founded the convaries -- conservation efforts with a gift.e bought it at auction in 2007. he is the same man who donated millions of dollars to repair the washington monument and save the national zoo's pandas. >> truly cares about our nation's history. >>> john travolta makes a donation in memory of his son. >> madonna keeps her super bowl half time show under wraps. we have those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> this is a midwesterner's girl's dream to be performing at half time. >> reporter: madonna says she has a spectacular show planned but as far as the music is concerned, she wants to keep fans guessing till the very last moment. >> i promise i'll be singing three old songs and one new one. that's it. okay? >> we don't want to give away the show. >> no, my lips are sealed. >> reporter: it's a big weekend for madonna. her new film "we" which she directed opens today. >> it fightens me. >> reporter: actor and pilot john travolta is giving an executive plane to an aviation museum in central georgia. it's in honor of his