distinguished guests, welcome to the national museum of american history on the national mall of the united states. this museum has been collecting gowns for the first ladies collection for more than a century. it is, and remains, one of the most popular exhibitions. on behalf of the smithsonian, i want to thank you for your generosity in allowing us to add to this collection. again, my thanks and admiration to you, mr. pierre, for the collaborating on the design of this beautiful gallon. since its opening in 1964, this museum has embodied the smithsonian's dedication to american history. we told the story through the words and actions of people both famous and obscure. , we inspire students through educational programs that reach them in our museums, their homes, and classrooms across the nation. objects and artifacts help put that history into sharp focus. this gown is the height of fashion, something that pleases us aesthetically with its beauty, craftsmanship, and elegance. the aesthetics that drive artistic endeavor captive us. -- captivate us. it is a uniquely human response. de

the smithsonian national collection. and, we thank you. [applause] here at the national museum, we preserve a collection of national treasures on the behalf of the american people to demonstrate the power of american history to help us make sense of the past and shape a more humane future. we are working to bring the nation together around those ofdamental american ideals freedom, opportunity, and democracy that join us as a people. mrs. trump, we are grateful to you for entrusting us with this magnificent down. we ensure you it will be cared for with the same spirit and attention as our national treasures. when the gallery reopens to the public, the nation and the world will share this moment forever. to introducesure the 13th secretary of the smithsonian, who embodies so many fundamental american ideas. a first-generation american, cardiologist, flautist, champion of arts and humanities, and advocate for the most important issues of our time. [applause] thank you, john. thank you everyone for joining us. for trump, thank you donating this and being part of the smithsonian. ,i

distinguished guests, welcome to the national museum of american history on the national mall of the united states. this museum has been collecting gowns for the first ladies collection for more than a century. it is, and remains, one of the most popular exhibitions. on behalf of the smithsonian, i want to thank you for your generosity in allowing us to add to this collection. i began with my thanks and admiration to you, mr. pierre, for the design of this beautiful gallon. since its opening in 1964, this museum has embodied the smithsonian's dedication to american history. we told the story through actions and people, both famous and obscure. we inspire students through educational programs that reach them in our museums, their homes, and classrooms across the nation. object and artifacts help put that history into sharp focus. this gown is the height of fashion, something that pleases us aesthetically with its beauty, craftsmanship, and elegance. the aesthetics that drive artistic endeavor captive us. it is a uniquely human response. designer prada said fashion is instant language.

. >>> next, first lady melania trump donates her inaugural gown to the smithsonian's national museum of american history where it will be on display in the first lady's exhibit. this presentation is about 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. john gray, directors of the smithsonian national museum of american history. the 13th secretary of the smithsonian institution, dr. david skorten. and the first lady of the united states mrs. melania trump. [ applause ] >> good morning and welcome. i'm john gray and i have the privilege of being your director of your national museum of american history. we are so honored to extend a very special welcome to first lady trump. it is a thrill to have you with us, and we're so privileged to have our nation ceremony in our flag hall. the second secretary of the smithsonian, dr. david skorten. to our board chair, ambassador nicholas talsman, many members of our board who are with us and to all of your distinguished guests, we welcome you and thank you for your support. millions of americans and so many other visitors from every corner

welcome toed guests, the smithsonian's national museum of american history on the national mall of the united states. this museum has been collecting downs for the first lady's collection for more than a century and remains one of the most popular exhibitions in the smithsonian. on behalf of the smithsonian, i want to thank you again mrs. trump, for your generosity and allowing us to add to this collection. in my admiration to you for collaborating on the design of this down. in 1964, thising museum has embodied the dedication to telling america's story to millions of national and international visitors every year. we tell that story through the words and actions of people, both famous and obscure. we inspire students through educational programs that reach them in our museums and in their homes in classrooms across the nation. artifacts help with that history in focus and context. this down as the height of fashion, something that pleases us aesthetically with its beauty and craftsmanship and elegance. the aesthetics that drive artistic endeavor also captivate us. it is a uniquely hum

and the world about this great museum and to support the proposition that the history in this museum is truly american history. >> the national museum of on the-- of african-american history and culture is just celebrating its opening and is the only museum devoted exclusively to african-american life art history and culture. >>> imagine it's first thing in the morning, big stretch, you stumble into the bathroom and get into the shower. pullback the court and and there's a masked intruder. was furry with four legs and a long tail. check out this picture. a woman woke up to find a raccoon chilling in her bathtub. she called animal control who removed the raccoon and released him outside. they say the home was undergoing repairs and that's likely how the raccoon got in. a large snake on the loose, turns out that snake was a 9 foot long yellow anaconda. fortunately emily shaw had experience handling exotic animals because who doesn't? she was able to capture the snake with her bare hands. >> when i started to pick it up as far as it knew i was trying to kill it an it was very degraff-- aggressive and defensive. it's just a commo

welcome to yet another edition at africa my name is joyce beera and we're coming to you from the national museums of kenya and i just took a walk here in the botanical gardens amazing place very green very fresh the air is as fresh as can be and i know you're out there in nigeria where you act and how you doing i know that joy and hello everybody i'm now in lagos nigeria you and i will be bringing you really just exciting of our mental stories from all over africa and you. hear what we have lined up for you today. on this program we'll meet a young cameroonian of who's been working on our own ghani from outside body for the past year. we'll also show you how farmers in looking at fossil are coping with climate change. and we'll meet a turtle rescue on the cape verde island. would be. in today's program in booking a fossil which is especially vulnerable to climate change so oil erosion in the west african country is a huge problem and the absence of regular rainfall a result of climate change has been impacting cool peels more and more in recent years john it is so bad in the north of the country

john gray of the smithsonian national museum of american history. the 13th secretary of the smithsonian institution, dr. scorton. and, the first lady of the and united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] >> good morning.

john gray, director of the smithsonian national museum of american history. [applause] >> the 13th secretary of the smithsonian institution, dr. david gordon. [applause] and the first lady of that united states, mrs. melania t rump. [applause] john gray: good morning and

the street really work in a museum. through the heart of the street art belongs on the street and should stay there here at the urban nation museum and we asked one hundred thirty artists who normally decorate building walls to come up with an artwork measuring one meter by one meter fifty for the museum. and these are currently done in but at the same time we will continue to work with these artists on large outdoor projects of halls and with. the aesthetics and styles of various street artists are now captured on canvas this helps visitors identify the artist's work out on the street. it's been pointed to be about i'm surprised to see street art in a museum park what kind of us but they were high but now it's amazing like the the collection this wow i have great respect for the people who organized this getting the people together and the artists and the self. creative director yasha young spent two years working with nine other curators around the globe to select the artists for the project. the exhibition showcases urban contemporary art giving a relatively young a place in art history but the new museum wants to be mo

happening today-- the national museum of american history is getting a little scarier-- and that will likely bring in lots of new visitors. memorabilia from the hit show, the walking dead, will be donated to the museum today. cast and production executives plans to ceremony. the show is donating weapons from some of their most popular characters, and even some zombie costumes. the walking dead, is one of the most watched shows on tv. more than 17 million people watched the season premiere last year. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - another warm & humid - another warm & humid day - cooler with showers tomorrow through friday - drier & warmer weekend - beautiful, autumn weather coming next week today: partly to mostl highs: 82-86 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. isolated showers. lows: 63-68 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. cooler with periods of rain. highs: 71-74 winds: e 5 mph coming up-- colorado colorado business and you won't believe what they are blaming for a rash of "bear burglaries". we'll tell you.. when we come back. in virginia.. county p

the commemorative "forever" stamp will be issued during a dedication ceremony at the national museum of african american history and culture. the stamp will be on sale at the ceremony and also will be made available nationwide. there is a lot more coming on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy-- what are you working on? nats. their road to the championship - coming to an end this morning. the bats finally come alive.. but a nightmare inning - and a controversial call, sealing the deal, as the nats fall to the cubs. good morning washington. toss to eileen - showers, drizzle, & cool friday morning - chance of a spotty shower saturday - warm sunshine sunday, evening shower friday: cloudy, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: ene 5-15 mph tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, patchy fog lows: 60-66 winds: ne 5 mph saturday: morning to midday drizzle, late clearing highs: 74-78 winds: se 5 mpg

h.r. 2911, the national museum of america latino act would establish a world class educational institution on the national mall for the millions of visitors who come to our nation's capital every year eager to learn about american history. latinos have served our great country in every war, dating back to the revolutionary war, and continue to proudly serve in our military. they are small business owners, job creators, the tv stars, the public public servants. an initiative that has been over 20 years in the making, this museum would be a visual representation of the difficulties that latinos have overcome leaving their home countries whether to flee an oppressive communist regime in my native homeland of cuba or venezuela, or the opportunity to partake in the american dream, as well as the story of hispanics who have made the u.s. their home for generation after generation. as the first hispanic woman elected to the u.s. congress, i'm proud to invite my colleagues to join me in this endeavor and co-sponsor h.r. 2911, the national museum of the american latino act. thank you, mr. speaker.

trump presents her inaugural gown to the smithsonian's national museum of american history. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> president trump has made regulatory changes a major issue of his presidency. friday, the brookings institution releases a report on the changes this administration has instituted so far and hosts a panel with former white house official. see the conversation live, starting at 10:30 a.m. live here on c-span. >> close your eyes for a moment. and stretch, close your eyes -- i see you. trust me. empathy. and i want you to stretch your imagination.

larry: back now with a look at the new stamp honoring the national museum of african american history and culture. the forever stamp dedicated today marking just about a year since that museum first opened on the national mall. alison: meanwhile, a school district in mi removing "to kill a mocking bird" from a junior high school reading list. administrators say it made the decision after getting complaints that some of the book's language makes people uncomfortable. the 1960 pulitzer prize winning novel deals with racial ino'quality and the school's -- inequality and the school's website says the lessons of compassion and empathy can be found in other books as well. larry: the amount of money schools pay principals are causing concern. numbers by project baltimore and "7 on your side" shows prince william county spending big on administrators. nathan baca gets action from one of the district's top leaders. nathan: the u.s. census release numbers showing just how much money school districts spend on principals and administration. local districts are among the top spenders in the countr

the collection inside the museum and the special projects director alls it a unique experience. >> aren't those beautiful? right now you can get your hahns on the first forever stamp sell brath the nationaluseum of african american history and culture. the museum and the postal service unveiled the new one this morning as a >>> makes the unseen visible and ensures that people will remember our rich and diverse history. >> it commemorates the museums first anniversary. >> already more than a million people already. >> they're still piling in there. >> after three days of clouds and rain, many of you are wondering when we're going to see the sun again. the answers when we come back. >> and the final countdown is on for this year's marine corps marathon. find out if there will be changes from the race and hea from a runr ne >> it's pretty rare for tshi to fall during the same month as halloween. it's only happened three times in the last 20 years so the question is why in the world do we even get upset about this day. some scholars think it started with christianity. jesus was believed to have been crusified on friday and there were 13 guests at the last supper. they have gone back and stud

. >> reporter: now they've got a new home at the smithsonian national museum of american history. >> popular culture. this is the historical, you know, holding tank for all of the most important cultural tv shows and flips. fonsi's jacket is here. it's a big deal. >> a total of eight items donated including these costumes. >> couldn't be more proud to bring you scott's head and donate these iconic "walking dead" materials that will now live on within the walls of the smithsonian. >> a real testament. >> reporter: heading into their 100th episode cast members say being at the event today feels surreal. >> starting now, people can come to this place, be together and remember that time spent with each other. >> reporter: at the national museum of american history amy aubert, abc 7 news. >> by the way we end with a special welcome to ashton reid muzyka. >> he weighed over 7 pounds, momma irs have, brother ashton, dad and big brother kennedy are doing >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david mu

this is something that happened near the national museum. here are some of the pictures we're just getting in. there are a number of people who have been injured. we believe when a car drove into a crowd of people, i believe. nic robertson is joining us on the phone right now. nic, what are your learning about this incident that metropolitan police are referring to? >> yeah, the police are just beginning to release the first details. they say that they have arrested a man at the scene, they say a vehicle drove into a number of pedestrians. they haven't given a number of -- they say the medical services, the medical service is on the scene. it's a very early stage, so they are not at the moment, they don't know what caused this. they are looking into what caused this particular incident, but this is a very popular area in the west part of the center of london. an area that's very popular with tourists, and a day like today, saturday at this time of year would likely be very crowded and quite busy with people around that museum area, but at the

they are donating memorabilia from the show to the national museum of american history, including a zombie killing crossbow and costume. season eight returns october 22. 6:19 right now, if you need your hollow in zombie then, we have got the hook up. we are getting you into one of the spookiest haunts in the dmz. it's a real life haunted house out in leesburg. the number to call right now, .03-528-7334 caller number seven is getting inside for free. have fun and good luck. larry: are you going out there? autria: don't know if i'm going to that one. veronica: i might create my own haunted house. autria: she is. larry: can't wait to see that. [laughter] autria: will it feel like fall this week? veronica: we will tip the scale this weekend as we get closer to hollowing it will feel more like fall, but around here, temperatures are crazy. .ind of warm and hot and because of the mightiness, as we go into the first part of fall, using extra energy running that get a break starting this weekend. look at leesburg, manassas, fredericksburg, still some humidity around. here's how we are going to get

. >> at the national museum of the american history, amy aubert, abc7 news. jonathan: so reassuring to know it will live on. i love the show. >> they relate it to fonzi's jacket is there. you know you made it. jonathan: there are a lot of heads on the show. it's a popular show. steve: news from chicago. the game has been postponed. 4:08 tomorrow. jonathan: a lot of rain! steve: a lot of rain. it's good for them to do this. look at nat's park. they should have played here. there are clouds here and there. it will stay dry. look at temperatures. 83. it feels like just like august here. chicago, cloudy skies. this is why they cancel the game. this will continue for four or five hours. we have showers in the forecast tonight with patchy fog. other than that we will see much needed rain around the d.m.v. tomorrow. 81 at dulles. 71 at winchester. 82 at cumberland. garrett county 68 in oakland. this everything the sun is going to set at 6:37. the temperatures fall through 70's. it will stay dry. if you have anywhere to go, or if you are on the front or the back porc

you could also put a piece of the national mall on your next letter. a new stamp honors the national museum of african american history and culture, dedicated today, marking just a little over a year since it first opened on the national mall. jonathan: very cool. still ahead, it is the happiest place on earth, but not for pets because th cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. jonathan: when you go on vacation come you were feel like there is a family member missing? a pilot program to bring your dog to the happiest place on earth. starting sunday, guests at four resort hotels will be at will be able to have their dogs in the room for a fee. ls, pets with a mat, bow id tag, and puppy pads. for mickey mouse that cats are not allowed. would have adog field day

the economy league is meeting at the national museum of history at the independence mall. aiming to lead them into visionaries, they help to shape the future for the greater philadelphia region. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, crews are making progress against the most destructive wild fire burning in california. and fans of a wildly popular video game are flocking to philadelphia. we'll take you into the ultimate mine craft experience. and melissa magee is back with the seven-day forecast. when "action news" continues. >>> crews have gained ground on the destructive wild fire burning in the heart of california's wine country that the fight in sonoma and napa valley is 10% contained. destroying at least 3500 homes and businesses this could be another testify day with the return of dry and windy conditions. >>> the family held hostage by the taliban left pakistan by plane and officials did not say where they were going. caitlyn coleman and her canadian husband, joshua boyle were abducted during a backpack can trip. they were rescued from the trusk of their capto

players. >>> milania trump inaugural ball to the smithsonian. >> the dress will be placed in the national museumirst ladies exhibit. it will be showcased alongside several others worn by first ladies in history, including jaclyn kennedy and michelle obama. >> what i would ware to the inaugural ball was the last thing on my mind. in fact, by the time i got around to thinking about my war drobe choice, he was only given two weeks to design and produce this piece. >> and the smithsonian said the first lady's collection has been one of its most popular attractions more than a century. everybody loves to come and gather and look at those beautiful gowns. >> it's a big deal. >>> coming up, have police worn body camera made an impact in the district >> paul wagner is working that story tonight. bit of a question and answer here from the deputy mayor for public safety as to whether this program should continue. i'll have that story straight ahead. back to you. >> i'm let you go on a warrant and you're giving me somebody else's name. >>> dramatic video on screen showing a suspect pulling a gun on an offi

the national museum of african-american history culture opened 13 months ago. it may still be the hottest ticket in the nation's capital right now. a vallejo group booked their entire vacation around it, only to be told their tickets were no longer available. this group calls itself family and friend travellers. judging by the smiles on their faces, club members are families to each other. 167 of them booked their hotel and plane tickets a year in advance for a chance to see the new national museum of african-american history and culture. they say group reservations were available six months out. that's exactly when club leader, jerry spearman called the museum. >> and i said excuse me, you're not taking reservations. >> a notice on the website says the policy had changed because command exceeded availability. group reservation had been temporarily suspended. >> i was left holding the bag for 167 people who i paid the hotel for. i panicked. >> jerry worried she let the group down. >> my vision was i'm on the freeway because i've obligated myself to $180,000 plus

the national museum of african-american history culture opened 13 months ago. e hottest ticket in the nation's capital right now. a vallejo group booked their entire vacation around it, only to be told their tickets were no longer available. this group calls itself family and friend travellers. judging by the smiles on their faces, club members are families to each other. 167 of them booked their hotel and plane tickets a year in advance for a chance to see the new national museum of african-american history and culture. they say group reservations were available six months out. that's exactly when club leader, jerry spearman called the museum. >> and i said excuse me, you're not taking reservations. >> a notice on the website says the policy had changed because command exceeded availability. group reservation had been temporarily suspended. >> i was left holding the bag for 167 people who i paid the hotel for. i panicked. >> jerry worried she let the group down. >> my vision was i'm on the freeway because i've obligated myself to $180,000 plus because i can't g

it's called the national museum and the name was selected. maybe that is what they prefer. any perception that i've gotten has been very good and the leading current events publication used in an excerpt from my book but an article in the smithsonian magazine about the black hills as a part of the discussion with the pipeline so the reception has been good. it's been considered a fair and evenhanded approach. as i said in this book you will get 50% white viewpoint and 50% indian viewpoint. i try again to be completely down the middle in terms of representing both sides to the issue. >> >> and some joint the lakota but the problem there was the buffalo were running now in western canada and the canadian tribes were with the of presence to see that encroach so the british government was agreeable to the point of saying it took a grand total among those 3500 dakota budget if they put tribes to get the heck out. and they were starving and had to make their way back to the united states. it is a sad story. >> could you talk about the tribe's? the indian wars took place the terri

national cemetery. that's expected to happen around 9:45 this morning. happening today -- the u-s postal service is issuing special stamps to celebrate the one year anniversary of the national museum of african american history and culture. the commemorative "forever" stamp will be issued during a dedication ceremony at the museum. the stamp will be available nationwide. the popular political drama house of cards' has been renewed for a sixth season. the neflix series stars kevin spacey and robin wright as couple frank and claire underwood. while obviously set in d-c, much of the show is filmed in maryland. production is based in harford county. filming for the new season is expected to start by the end of the month. time now for weather - showers, drizzle, & cool friday morning - chance of a spotty shower saturday - warm sunshine sunday, evening shower friday: cloudy, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: ene 5-15 mph tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, patchy fog lows: 60-66 winds: ne 5 mph saturday: morning to midday drizzle, late clearing highs: 74-78 winds: se 5 mpg still ahead on good morning washington - billion dollar investment. and russia election meddlin

the postal store. >> again it's absolutely gorgeous. you guys captured beautiful sight here. why this museum. >> why did you guys choose to again honor the nationalture and there's no better place than this museum. this is the us precedented museum on this subject and it was the perfect place to host the ceremony. >> absolutely. it's been around in case you guys are wondering it's been around for about year now. rich in culture here. search fabric in u.s. history. i've been meaning to get tickets for while. so this is just intriguing me even more now. what do you expect here at the ceremony. i know the mayor is also supposed to be attending here. >> yes. today we will actually have the deputy post master general dedicating the stamp. but the post master general also will be here. we are very very excited about the turn out here this it's an awesome event. we encourage everyone to help us all celebrate african-american history and culture by purc purchasing this wonderful stamp. >> awesome. thank you so much, roy. it is an awesome event just to piggyback off of that. again you guys you can purchase this. they're 15 million that are sold all across

the museum. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight first lady melania trump taking her place in the smithsonian alongside jackie kennedy, laura bush, michelle obama and more. her dress, officially donated to the national american history, part of the first lady's collection. the most popular part which features all the memorable gowns. >> heads up -- the weekend's greatest show on earth, the orionid meteor shower, reaching its peak tonight and tomorrow morning. visible across much of the country with not many clouds in sight. caused by debris left behind by haley's comet. >> runners, how mad would you be if this happened? everyone who ran the pnc milwaukee marathon last weekend came up short because the the course wasn't long enough. by mistake it was 4,200 feet short of 26.2 miles. if that's not bad enough, it is the second year in a row they have gotten it wrong. >>> up next, a gold star mother's journey to honor her american hero son. breaking news - a woman accused of hitting a child and then driving away. what we )re learning about the incident... and our investigative unit uncovers revealing information about what may have sparked the deadly north bay wildfires... next. right now at 6: we contin

we're here at the national museum of health and medicine at walter reed army medical center in washington, d.c. a place where some of the best medicine in the world is practiced. they've come a long way since leeches were part of treating sick and wounded troops. now it's high-tech surgery usually within minutes of being wounded that saves the lives of thousands of countless service personnel. it will always come back to the basics. training someone who's willing to brave enemy fire when an american is wounded on the batt battlefield. someone whose eyes may be the last you gaze into. someone who can save your life. ♪ >> this is the battlefield. a place where throughout history weapons of war have always killed and maimed the young and the brave. but this hell would become a place of hope for those felled by enemy fire could count on medical assistance being just minuted away. this is the help of the day's men and women of our armed forces stake their lives on every day. but it wasn't always this way. >> 18th century medicine, of course, it wasn't very good. >> dale smith holds a phd in hi

trump, first lady melania presents to the national museum of history. it begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. president trump has made regulatory changes a major issue of his residency. the brookings institution releases a report of the changes this administration has instituted so far and host a panel with former white house officials area see the conversation live at 10:30 a.m. on c-span. when i first went in, it is a long story, but i was barely able to get back to the surface. a bunch of them jumped in and there is a picture which i am sure you will show of them pulling me out of the lake. you can see my arm is broken. theythey pulled me out, were not very happy to see me. >> why not? >> because i have just finished bombing the place. and hurt myulder knee again. i do not blame them. we were in a war. i did not like it, but at the are in a waren you and he were captured by the enemy, you cannot ask act -- expect to have tea. after his capture, john mccain talks about the impact of the vietnam war on his life and his country. on american history tv on c-span3. during the

today first lady melania trump will donate her inaugural ball gown collection at the national museum of american history. trump wore this cream colored off-the shoulder silk gown. the dress will join 26 others already in the exhibit. the tradition of donating inaugural gowns dates back to former first lady helen taft in 19-12. a cermony is set for ten this morning. time now for weather - sunny & warm through the weekend - orionid meteor shower peaks tonight - rain returns tuesday - another big temperature drop next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; warm afternoon. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 43-53 winds: nw 5 to calm saturday: mostly sunny. warm. highs: 76-78 winds: se 5-10 mph julie toss to break paying for them. abc's kendis gibson and erielle reshef have the details in this morning's techbytes. bush and obama speaking out about the current state of affairs in our nation. good morning washington i'm autria godfrey. and i'm adrianna hopkins in for larry smith. let's check in with stormwatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. - sunny & warm th

smithsonian, she handed over her white off the shoulder dress, the dress will be placed in the national museume place alongside several others, including jackie kennedy and michelle obama. the first lady's collection has been one of the its most popular attractions more than a century. very, very popular >> definitely. i've seen that exhibit. >> it's pretty incredible. >>> that the going to be it for us. keep it here, 5@630 coming up after the break. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. . >>> white house on defense, not just the president but the chief of staff >> is this is what we're talking about at 6:30. let's get to it. >> the story has been given an norms amount of coverage over the last 48 hours. it shoul

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the national museum of american jewish history is aglow in pink light. the a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. the ben franklin bridge also turned pink. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign. you can find more on cbsphilly./cure. >>> the philly pops opening their new season tonight and the performance paid tribute to star wars. this year marks 40 years since the first star wars film was released. tonight's show featured music from all seven movies. it was a very special evening. >>> first lady milania trump is donating her inaugural gown to the smithsonian institute's popular first lady's collection. she handed over the vinyl la silk off the shoulder gown during a ceremony in washington. she worked with a designer. she revealed he only had two weeks to design and create it because she was so busy with the transition. >>> lauren casey joining us and what week. >> beautiful. >> it's gorgeous today. everyone out and about. it was in rittenhouse today, people just soaking up laying lik

the national museum of american jewish history is aglow in pink light. the a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. the ben franklin bridge also turned pink. this is the 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign. you can find more on cbsphilly./cure. >>> the philly pops opening their new season tonight and the performance paid tribute to star wars. this year marks 40 years since the first star wars film was released. tonight's show featured music from all seven movies. it was a very special evening. >>> first lady milania trump is donating her inaugural gown to the smithsonian institute's popular first lady's collection. she handed over the vinyl la silk off the shoulder gown during a ceremony in washington. she worked with a designer. she revealed he only had two weeks to design and create it because she was so busy with the transition. >>> lauren casey joining us and what week. >> beautiful. >> it's gorgeous today. everyone out and about. it was in rittenhouse today, people just soaking up laying lik

to the national museum of , you're givingy has taken on many extraordinary forms. we are particularly appreciative of your contributions to the and your efforts bring us all together. who is the great american and why echo we will serve at ideals and ideas. let's learn more about this great american. >> from just a kid from south dakota to one of america's most celebrated television journalists. leave the news to america for more than half a century. tom brokaw's a great american. he was born february 6, 1940 in south the coda. it was a momentous time in our nations history. just as america began recovering from the great depression and just before became involved in world war ii. tom spent a happy childhood in in schoolta excelling and sports. but he always had his eye on the horizon. he started his career in television journalism in the 1960's. working first in the midwest and later in atlanta and los angeles. click senator robert kennedy brought his campaign to southern california today. >> he had his eyes on one as anment in particular, white house correspondent