we also had along the missouri river the missourian, the winnebago, the omaha, and the ponca. i would venture to guess we had 300,000, 400,000 objects. many of the great plains items were as i mentioned collected after the civil war when euro-americans cannot to the -- came out to the great great plains. they were surveyed for railroads, if they are establishing missions, even in terms of military, they would collect various items of material culture. we have those inestablishing missions, even in terms our gallery as well as about 98% of our collections are housed elsewhere. in a museum, you typically don't see more then 2%-3% of the collections that are on public display. and the planning for the gallery, we work collaboratively with the number of native americans. this is important because historically we see a lot of times museums interpret native american life for the native americans. it is seen from someone else's perspective, perhaps someone not native american. we wanted to work with native people to get a their views and their input as to what they would like to see

we also had along the missouri river the missourian, the winnebago, the omaha, and the ponca. i would venture to guess we had 300,000, 400,000 objects. many of the great plains items were as i mentioned collected after the civil war when euro-americans cannot to the great plains. they were surveyed for railroads, if they are establishing missions, even in terms of military, they would collect various items of material culture. we have those inestablishing missions, even in terms our gallery as well as about 98% of our collections are housed elsewhere. in a museum, you typically don't see more then 2%-3% of the collections that are on public display. and the planning for the gallery, we work collaboratively with the number of native americans. this is important because historically we see a lot of times museums interpret native american life for the native americans. it is seen from someone else's perspective, perhaps someone not native american. we wanted to work with native people to get a their views and their input as to what they would like to see in the gallery. we wanted

. >> reporter: that is the house over there the one with the winnebago in front. san francisco police and atf agents raided the house last wednesday and were they surprised. >> this is as large a seizure as i can remember going back to 2009. >> reporter: 38 firearms among them 22 assault rifles and 12 handguns, a cast of explosives including pipe bombs, a grenade and 5,000 rounds of ammunition all found in this home occupied by austin chin who was arrested last week also captured homer matthews. >> all i hear was a big boom and they come in. they rush in i think there was like ten guys out there with like guns wearing black suits. >> police call this the letterman robberies. >> one of the perpetrators wore a letterman's varsity jacket. >> reporter: the spree started in late april and then this walgreens and ended about a month later with a brazen robbery at a grocery store. >> two of the employees were taken from the street, moved into the store constituting a kidnapping. >> reporter: police believe the two were selling the weapons on the streets many they say are

the close. >>> winnebago out with earnings. as the motor homemaker shipped more vehicles.he firm attributes the increase to americans spending more on big ticket items and on the improving economy. shares popped 9% to 22.57. >> mcdonald's is selling stores in taiwan in an effort to expand its franchise business in china. the company tries to turn around its fortunes in asia and cut its costs. the chief of the burger chain says they're trying to bring back thel >>> recently for example, we made an announcement that we're going to withdraw the use of optics out of the chicken supply chain. the customers recognize and they're grateful they can have aspirati quality. they can bias pirational quality. shares slipped just a fraction to 95.79. >>> trans union making its wall stre debut today. they raised about $665 million in its trading debut. shares are priced at about $22.50 a piece. that was the high end of the range. stock closed at 25.40, a gain of 13%. >>> micron reports earnings and revenue after the estimates. the chipmaker blaming the miss on the personal computer secto

but we also had the winnebago and the omaha and the ponta. i would venture to guess we have perhaps 300, 400,000 objects. many of the great plains items were, as i mentioned, collected after the civil war when hero americans came out from the great plains. if they were establishing missions even in terms of the military, they would collect various items of material culture and we have those in our gallery as well as about 98% of our collections are housed elsewhere. in a museum, you typically do not see more than 2% or 3% of the collections that are on public display. in the planning for the gallery we work collaboratively with a number of native americans, and this is important because historically we see a lot of times modern museums in turn for it native american life for the native american. it is seen from someone else's perspective, perhaps not themselves native american. first of all, we wanted to work with native people to get their views and their input as to what they would like to see in the gallery. we also wanted to create a numb

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there she is in the family winnebago. >> comfortable in a hoodie. >> famous now, she has to sometimeser up her identity. >> this is awesome. better than watching this, getting to pet sauerkraut who is right here. >> no. >> really? >> yes. >> you got to be kidding. >> she's wearing her television dress too. fancy tv dress. >> oh, baby. she's so tiny. >> hi sweetie. >> you guys are not just doing this blog for fun. this is a charity reason why you're on tour. tell us about that. >> sure. we have several stops that we're making along the way and each place that we're stopping as we make this loop through the western u.s., we're going to be meeting with different animal organizations helping them raise money and awareness about special needs adoption issues of animal welfare and care and anything we can do to help out. >> it blows my mind that a cat has gotten so much attention. are you just as surprised? >> we had no idea. you know we started her web stuff to find her a permanent home because she was a foster kitten. as her medical issues starting added we will keep her because nobody ca

, one of the competitors had disappointing earnings on friday and stock was down 5%. i actually may come back to winnebagoime to wait there. the thesis here is that thursday's retail sales we believe are going to exceed expectations. i want a retail name in there. one of the ones i know the best and you know this as well, scott, jcpenney. it's been trying to climb to that $9 range for quite some time now. i think it will get release from the gates, just to torture that horse analogy, on thursday when the retail sales figures come in. >> you've been -- you're doing quite well. you're in first place. no one's all that close, yet you are looking to shake things up. >> first off, i think josh and stephanie -- not to take away from anyone else who's here -- can easily close that gap within a week. that's the way this thing goes when you have five stocks. secondly, last thing i want to do is become complacent right now. i see an opportunity here in the markets. that's what we do. we are investing in the i inefficiencies of the market and i'm going to try to take advantage of it. >> you see anything? >> there's

the campaign trail. he would campaign in a winnebago between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. and have a long nap. at any rate i was kind of a junior member of the nbc coverage team. unfortunately i drew seniority -- sam yorty as a candidate. one day i was just completely exhausted mentally and physically by chasing after him knowing that he wasn't going anywhere. when a colleague, friend of mine who was a competitor from cbs came running down the hall at the wayfarer in which is the headquarters for us in those days in manchester. he was waving the los angeles times newspaper and said said, this which are you up. los angeles times newspaper in those days had a political cartoonist 213 pulitzer prizes. his name. his name was paul conrad. and he had a cartoon that consisted of trees in new hampshire and buckets on the spigot beneath them and then posters of sam on all those trees. and the caption read simply the sap is running in new hampshire. [applause] in fact, it did give me to the next 48 hours. i thought i would take just a few moments of your time and tell you why i'm here. it is an unexpecte

up goes the stock 7%. 22 of winnebago. a congressional hearing on lois lerner's e-mails right now. general russell george just testified or hundred 22 tapes with the e-mails on them were destroyed. jerry willis is here. >> that is right. we have facts. treasury inspector general saint evidence was destroyed during the investigation into the targeting scandal in defiance of a preservation order put in place 10 months before the destruction occurred, three months after his subpoena was put in place and finally three months before john costin and come ahead of the irs told congress he would be sure to get information to them as soon as he found it. what is at stake here, 24,000 e-mails have been lost. 422 backup tapes erased. this signifies that what they were supposed to be doing. why should we care? if jay russell george is correct and they did not do this intentionally, calls into question competency of the irs. what agency destroys evidence when they have been told not to and secondly if i am a taxpayer and i'm told i have to give information i'm not allowed to come back and say i

the damage out here. many of these trailer homes, some of these mobile homes, some of these winnebago type vehicles have been smashed. real mess out here. it's going to be a long clean-up process. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hundreds of people are gathered in the south carolina capitol of columbia at this hour to pressure state legislatures to remove the confederate flag from the grounds in the wake of last week's killings. >> bring it down! bring it down! bring it down! bring it down! >> the reaction from some people in charleston today seem to be mixed. >> i just think it's a flag. you know there's a lot more in this world to focus on than a flag. i mean it doesn't cause people to act a certain way or do a certain thing. i mean it's people out here killing people. let's focus on that. >> the confederate flag is a symbol of institutional racism. it's a powerful memoir of a dark time in american history. >> i think the flag actually represents heritage. that's what it means to a lot of people. but as far as african-american people go a lot of people view the flag as something negative. >

the open. we'll see though. meantime, check out shares of winnebago. company shipping more motor homes. becky? housing in may. california also making a strong comeback. our next guest says the state's housing market is booming rite now. joining us to tell us why is josh flagg. he's a real estate agent in beverly hills and one of the stars of bravo's show "million dollar listing los angeles." thanks for coming in. >> thanks. >> we know real estate is all local. >> well, i looked at the report from last month. may over april we're up 3%. and then another 3% from february. you know new york is kind of tapered off a bit. i know because i've been looking at property in new york recently and comparing it to l.a. i think they've come to the conclusion that we have 365 days of sunshine a year. you don't have to drain your pool because it's going to crack in the winter like in the hamptons. you're not paying $4,000 a square foot. >> but the weather is nothing new when you come to california and you've got drought issues. >> you know it's relatively cheap in los angeles if you compare it. you know? >> to

the damage out here. many of these trailer homes, some of these mobile homes, some of these winnebago type vehicles have been here. it's going to be a long clean-up process.

the plaza. 22 million americans are set to go rv'ing this morning. we have richard coon joining us now. great to be with you. >> great to be with you. >> you brought along this winnebagoin! oops. careful. >> what are some of the specs, richard? >> well as you can see -- well let's start here. let's start at the beginning. >> okay. >> nice, big bed. this is where the kids go. this mini winne, this is a type c motor home. many younger families love this because they can sleep a lot of kids. you can see this nice pad up here. kids like to get up here. >> absolutely. skylight right here. >> true. >> nice couch. by the way, this pulls out to a bed. >> okay. >> okay. wow. >> here's where you sit. gather the kids around to eat dinner right here. you can see that it has a microwave, you can see that it has a stove. >> i think this is bigger than my old new york apartment. >> a lot of new yorkers always say that to us. tv okay? >> okay. >> refrigerator. look at this. full size pretty much refrigerator. >> wow. >> then if you come back here here's the bathroom. >> i'm going to let the camera follow you back. i don't think we can all fit. >> take a shot in there. >> okay. got a