but anyway, tim reeves is a great historian and archivist. and a man of sterling character and it is an honor to have him here tonight. [applause] >> thank you, bradley. i want to thank the kemper foundation, the eisenhower foundation and the kansas city public library for coming up with this idea to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of dwight eisenhower. here we are at the end of that program trail. it is fitting that it takes us to the american frontier where this year marks not only the 125th birthday of eisenhower, it is also the year that the u.s. census bureau declared that the american frontier was close. in the event was actually related. eisenhower's understanding of the frontier demise shaped his ideas on the proper role of government as a result. the primary evidence for this claim is not found in the books that crosby mentioned a few years ago but rather at the library and easy him and letters between the former president of united states and five-star general, and a military comrade. ike and chin, as the men were known, me

tim reeve is in town for art basel. ship here that you're doing with china. tim: we have a long relationship with china going back 150 years, but this particular partnership is for a new design museum created. the collaborator, partner, will be developing a new gallery of 20th and 21st century design. sending temporary exhibitions over, and there to advise our partners in setting up a new museum. angie: how do you expect that to influence the design in china? to find out asn much as possible as we develop this relationship and the gallery about what is a burgeoning design community in shenzhen. we have spent time getting to know those communities, people, listening to ideas and suggestions from the design community in shenzhen, so what we leave behind these a legacy. angie: and impression and influence, which is important for artists. we know that it is easy to get over to shenzhen and find copycat works at the moment. there is no doubt the talent is there, but the courage to be original. it is not. i think this is chang

tim howard. he's perhaps best known for his role as coach reeves on "the white shadow" or hank hooper on "30 rocko emmys and a tony award. >>> david hasselhoff returned to the old stomping groups yesterday on "the baywatch" set. he met with dwayne "the rock" johnson and zac efron to show them how it's done. >>> and jimmy fallon seemed intrigued by sarah palin's latest project. >> this is a pretty big deal. i saw that sarah palin just signed a deal to act as a judge on a new reality court tv show. sarah said she wants to get legal experience before trump nominates her to the supreme court. >> all right. but we have to get back to david hasselhoff. >> the picture next to the rock was shocking. >> is he 63? >> first off, he's that large of man -- >> he's tall guy. >> he's bigger than the rock. >> staying in shape. i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> the investigation into the brussels terror attack still evolving. this morning new information about the suspects, their connection to thattacks in paris and how one of them was caught and then let go. >>> plus -- >> this is a difficult