so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum where i saw the picture, helped to spearhead this work along with george washington university. but other organizations like the national park service are part of it, the museums, dwp. there's all these organizations that are working to find and document the ship. and they find it, and they determined that it is indeed the ship that they thought it was. so, that ship they found originally came from mozambique. and they discovered that a group of people called the macua were the people who were in the cargo hold of the ship. and those are people who mainly came from northern mozambique and a tiny island -- well, they come from northern mozambique, but they found out the ship lift from a tiny island called mozambique island. so, what makes this story so beautiful, and i think this shows the power of healing, or the possibility of healing with these ships, the team when they discovered they were the people in the cargo hold decided, why don't we go back and let the descendants know what happened to the

so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum where i saw the picture, helped to spearhead this work along with george washington university. but other organizations like the national park service are part of it, the museums, dwp. there's all these organizations that are working to find and document the ship. and they find it, and they determined that it is indeed the ship that they thought it was. so, that ship they found originally came from mozambique. and they discovered that a group of people called the macua were the people who were in the cargo hold of the ship. and those are people who mainly came from northern mozambique and a tiny island -- well, they come from northern mozambique, but they found out the ship lift from a tiny island called mozambique island. so, what makes this story so beautiful, and i think this shows the power of healing, or the possibility of healing with these ships, the team when they discovered they were the people in the cargo hold decided, why don't we go back and let the descendants know what happened to the

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so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum where i saw the picture, helped to spearhead this work along with george washington university. but other organizations like the national park service are part of it, the museums, dwp. there's all these organizations that are working to find and document the ship. and they find it, and they determined that it is indeed the ship that they thought it was. so, that ship they found originally came from mozambique. and they discovered that a group of people called the macua were the people who were in the cargo hold of the ship. and those are people who mainly came from northern mozambique and a tiny island -- well, they come from northern mozambique, but they found out the ship lift from a tiny island called mozambique island. so, what makes this story so beautiful, and i think this shows the power of healing, or the possibility of healing with these ships, the team when they discovered they were the people in the cargo hold decided, why don't we go back and let the descendants know what happened to the

this room is filled with many loans from the smithsonian national museum. the smithsonian air and space museum of a lot of the medals of the lamb and humphries, as well as benjamin savoy, who were some of the earliest aviators trained here. there's a fun story of benjamin savoy was the leading military aviator at the time. he specialized in hot air balloons and he flew with a the rights at fort myers military trials in 1908. and at the same time, they were testing, purchasing new airplanes. they were also experimenting with the u.s. army, wanted to also purchase dirigibles and blimps. benjamin savoy was trained in that. he actually went to school. school for that, wrote his thesis on it. and he flew in a blimp and he flew on the airplane. and once he flew in the airplane, he realized blimps were useless. he told his superiors that superiors were unhappy with him. he was supposed to be the first military trained pilot. they sent him to europe to attend a conference to punish him. he arrived at college park airbase in the last few weeks, but he actually never

there were similar demonstrations at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond and at yosemite national park. organizers calling themselves resistance rangers say they're concerned that this month may bring thousands more firings across the federal government, including at public land agencies. happening now hazardous beach conditions are hitting the coast along the bay area. this is a look from ocean beach today where some people were braving the rough people conditions. but experts warn of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. now to a live look along the coast in santa cruz at nearby capitola beach. police say crews have responded to multiple serious water rescues today out of safety concerns. the beach and wharf were closed for most of the morning and afternoon. on that note, let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. he is tracking that high surf. >> spencer that's right j.r. that westerly swell is still increasing. so it's important to be very cautious along the coastline. so this high surf advisory is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. you

national geographic explorer tara roberts who travels the world documenting the underwater wrecks of slave ships. the nonprofit organization diving with a purpose is primarily composed of african-american divers. >> i saw this picture in a museum, these women in a group called diving with the purpose and that they spend their time searching for an documenting slave ship wrecks around the world. there are people like me who are living a life of adventure. maybe this could be for me, too. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> following a contentious oval officeeeting between president trump, vice president vad volodymyr zelenskyy, the ent posted this. we had a very meaningful me in the white house today. much was learned that could never understood without i have determined that president