you'll recognize e pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. move over, diagon alley. the michigan town of colon is home to the biggest maker of magical supplies. with flag facts, i'm ellie. >> elvis presley is one of the most famous and most successful so you might be surprised to hear that when he took music in middle school, he barely passed, only getting a "c." there's a moral here. if you have a dream, don't let a few setbacks make you feel you can't accomplish that dream. elvis was able to take that "c" and turn it into a "k," as in king of rock 'n' roll. >> there's lots more ahead on "teen kids news," so don't go away. >> throughout the year, we bring hooplaha. this week's video is on a program that helps disabled teens do something they never thought they could. >> i've never skied before, but never done a snow sport. i've always been an amputee. and i wasn't very sporty, so i used to get bullied a lot, which most people do, but, obviously, i was an easier target. it's different, because now i'm socializing wit

e pluribus unum. after mussolini you can't use this any more. the monumental lincoln including this portrait that is the signature portrait in our gallery. of course we have all of the presidents. along with the white house we are the only place that has portraits of all the presidents. they made the mistake of putting me in charge of rehanging the presidents. i don't like this portrait and i would like it to replace it with something. this is typical 19th-century american portrait. it hides as much as it reveals. his face is been airbrushed. it is posthumous. lincoln being avuncular and thoughtful and all the rest of it. the mystery of abraham lincoln. an extraordinary career. this western movement from kentucky to springfield, the family spends one entire winter in a lean-to, open-ended with a fire burning. the milk sickness takes his mother. we see lincoln as the president and we read back into these beginnings which are ultimately mysterious. i called my exhibition the mask of lincoln. talking to you in a professorial way. lincoln had that e

e pluribus unum, in god we trust, liberty. america stands on those three. the if you remove one of them, the other two cannot stand. liberty is dependent upon the other two, the other two are dependent upon liberty. god is essential, and every founder, every founder said that. without god, this country will not endure. they all said it. this notion that they were all deists, i hate to say this word, it's like a dirty word to me because i so rarely use it, but it's a lie. they weren't deists. deist means someone who believes god created the world and then became disinterested in it. benjamin franklin -- who was not, admittedly, who was not an orthodox christian, he did not believe in the christian trinity, okay. but he did believe in the god of the bible. and he believed in a judging god. that's what the secular world hates. i am convinced at its core people don't want to be judged. and the hebrew bible and the hen commandments -- ten commandments introduced the idea that you and i and everybody here and everyone alive is going to be judged on their moral be

e pluribus unum, in god we trust, liberty. america stands on those three. the if you remove one of them, the other two cannot stand. liberty is dependent upon the other two, the other two are dependent upon liberty. god is essential, and every founder, every founder said that. without god, this country will not endure. they all said it. this notion that they were all deists, i hate to say this word, it's like a dirty word to me because i so rarely use it, but it's a lie. they weren't deists. deist means someone who believes god created the world and then became disinterested in it. benjamin franklin -- who was not, admittedly, who was not an orthodox christian, he did not believe in the christian trinity, okay. but he did believe in the god of the bible. and he believed in a judging god. that's what the secular world hates. i am convinced at its core people don't want to be judged. and the hebrew bible and the hen commandments -- ten commandments introduced the idea that you and i and everybody here and everyone alive is going to be judged on their moral be

pluribus unum, out of many, one. one new york, want america.ause] so with hillary clinton in the white house, every american, black, white, latino, asian, christian, not come muslim come immigrants or nativeborn, every american will have a progressive champion in the oval office listening to them and fighting for them and delivering for them. [cheers and applause] [chanting] hillary! hillary! >> she did it as new york senator, and she will and can do it again. at the next -- pass of the next president of the united states of america. i give you hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] [chanting] hillary! hillary! >> wow. thank you. thank you. my goodness, wow. i'll tell you what. it is a thrill to be live at the apollo with all of you. [cheers and applause] it is wonderful to be back home in new york. [applause] it is just extraordinary to stand here and look out of this crowd. please be seated. you can jump up again from time to time, but -- but i'm sitting here, standing you're actually looking out in seeing so many friends, so many peop