share, thatoners this is not a final say so when decisions. our it is cumbersome, it makes for disjointed conversations. we have been talking about it for years. it is something we to look at, because it promotes this kind of exchange and interactions that we have. peter slen: let's see if the republicans agree. this is something that is not in our power to remedy. it is up to congress to change the law. many moreare so important process reforms that we could and should adopt. we talked about the radical notion that they would publish ,hat they're proposing to do and allow a vote on it. there are very basic process reforms that would go a long way towards money openness and transparency. ultimately, accountability. but ultimately we have been denied these proposals at every turn. michael o'rielly: this is something for congress to decide. on a limitinglem the burdens in the sunshine ban. getting together and deciding where things are go, i'm not as worried about that. i am happy to have circumstances that then occur that are not in violation o

and so here's a case where we're able to associate a bit of a story from walt whitman, with person thatone of a he cared for in a hospital during the civil war itself. our final stop today is an exhibit on the assassination of braham lincoln and features artifacts that were collected during those hours that surgeons he was ating him after shot at fords theater, and autopsy thefter his next day. remember that abraham lincoln is shot at ford's theater at about 10:30 on friday, the 14th of april, 1865. this is just a few days after surrendered to grant, civil vely ending the war. lincoln is at the play and is head by he back of the john wilkes booth in a small lead bullet. that bullet is actually on display here, and you can see it in that small glass globe. the bullet was recovered the next day at an autopsy performed at the white house. n the hours though, just hortly after lincoln is shot, the surgeon general, surgeon barnes, responds to the president's side. this is at the peteron's house from ly across the street ford's theater. barnes calls for something neoton probe, and we've noted th

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n we'll keep you posted on thaton breaking news as well.kiews as back to you guys. >> erin we'll lookor you. >>> a seven-year-old boyseven-ay getting praise from his parents for helping toin fightog off the bad guys. g >> he was right in the middle of an armed robbery at a gamery stop store in silver spring. fox5's bob barnard is live is lv at the store with more on whate is truly an incredible stormy i'm so happy he's okay, bob. good morningism good morning, allison. yes, he is. h we are at the game stop store on colesville road in silver spring just outside the bin t laden. it's a stands alone store.ale s this all h night around 9 o'clock. olo police just putting out the t video last night. nht and look at the bottom of thetof screen as we roll the video here. you'll see as two men enteren the store here with hoods on, a little boy there who was a customer went at it with them. t he was there with his parentsar who are not -- who were not standing right next to him.o they didn't realize what theirht son had done until after theft fact. the two men then grabbed then boy and the paren

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