my friend then came czechoslovakia came somebody one curator of the photography from washington smithsonian institute. and he saw them. he asked if he can take six with them so my friend called me as to give it to him the big day. and then he was front of it who in that time was president of the long for target of. and he saw these pictures he was very interested then in these beaches so he sent a message to. ask if the photographer has more of these pictures and if i would be willing to send then i got i said no no i don't. want to have them i don't want to take that risk so len finally they convinced me that magnum is the it was from michael. agency sirus organisation. that i don't need to be afraid. so that somebody else came for some different these individuals don't know exactly i think he was the doctor for medical con congress and he took in they got this old smuggling anyway yeah but what was the reaction in prague your reaction of friends when your photographs your pictures started to be published all around the world the or all the world publications know in the track but i know what he saw

washington monument next year. it's set to open in the fall of 2015. the museum is expected to cost about $500 million. the smithsonian and institutioneeds to raise half of it. congress is providing the rest. >>> and education nation this evening, district public school that not only graduates 100% of its students, the kids all make it to college. but how does benjamin high school truly manage to make the grade? elaine reyes has the answer straight from the students and the parents. >> reporter: meet denise simms. >> i would like to go to school for physical therapy. >> reporter: her class of 2012 scored 100% proficiency in math in the d.c. standardized tests last year and 96% in reading. she already bagged a $10,000 scholarship to college. >> i believe in my class. we encourage each other. every day we come to each other, you know, let's give it 100% on the d.c. cares. we knew we could do it, all we had to do was put our master to work. we are not only a school, but a family, also. everyone is giving advice and everyone wants to see everyone do well. >> reporter: newsweek named it one of the top high schools a few years ago. the sch

washington state. went to africa for the smithsonian institute, and while he was gone he had left behind for william howard taft his chief forester. the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they called the guggenheim syndicate. it would be today's exxonmobil or shell. and giving them these sweetheart deals, clearcutting whole areas and leaving, really the beginning of the raping of the coal lands of alaska. pin cho blew a whistle and went to see roosevelt in italy, came back, and one of his first speeches he gave at the waldorf-astoria was between all the outdoor people, the america the beautiful movement. and roosevelt weighed in on it and ended up creating the most successful third party in american history, the bull moose party in 1912. and that bull moose conservation plank becomes what the ccc will become under fdr. roosevelt had all these ideas of how to inventory our biology in the country, but also save these treasured landscapes. >> you have a chapter in "the quiet world" called the new wilderness generation. who is that about? is. >> well, the new wilderness g