He christened me cokie and i have been cody ever since. Host you write in your book from this day forward iron the youngest child of the family. Case guest i said that to him when we were first meeting each other at a student political meeting in ohio in 1962 between our software and junior years and we were writing notes back and forth to each other, very important Plenary Session or whatever students do and he had something typically 19yearold boy, i wrote back i am the youngest. Host who are the dogs . Guest a wonderful family. Some of the most dedicated Public Servants in the history of the country. My father was selected to congress in 1940 before i was born, he was 26 years old, my mother was 24. They had a baby girl the day of his election and tweet days later a baby boy and they came here and i think about it now in my old age and think about these kids coming to washington. In this day and age they would still be on their Parents Health insurance and there they are, they were
via new technology and through our 170 affiliate museums located around the country and our traveling exhibition. so to the teachers and students who are watching, imagine your schools in a few years and what you might receive in terms of information from this museum. maybe a hologram of martin luther king might walk off the steps of the lincoln memorial and walks right into your classroom. the leaders of tomorrow have the world in the palms of their hands today. that s where you find the smithsonian, telling these important and compelling stories. so to this day, we add to america s chorus of voices, voices that inspire us to illuminate the past and ensure a better future for all. thank you very much. thank you. so please welcome a valued friend of the smithsonian and one of the museum s dedicated council members, mrs. laura bush. [ applause ] thank you very much. thank you all. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thanks so much. thank you. thank you very much, wayn
us. it has been mild once again. it will be even better later on today. yesterday, low 60s. today, upper 60s maybe some low 70s. it is well on its way. can i feel it coming in. can i feel it in the air. it will warm up. it is already in the 50s. good to see you both by the way. good to see you. let s get right to the radar. we ll show you the light shower activity. whether i drove in, the rain was done but i had h. some on my wind shield this morning. that is my way of calling for it. that is really creative. the shower activity we had earlier, even some thunderstorms, have pushed offshore. they are falling apart. can t rule out the possibility of another light sprinkle or shower here in the next hour or two. once that gets east of us, we ll be in for bright sunshine. today is that warm day we ve been promising for the last several days. currently, it is mild. 51 at reagan national. 48 out at dulles. and 51 at bwi marshall as we shift gears, thank you, to our ne
get ready for that warm-up. it is february 23rd. good morning. i m sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. a warm-up is good. i have avenue washed my car only once this year so now is a good time it make it time number two. that s it. once this euro. my car is covered in salt. from all the times they thought you just left it on there and thinking it was going to change but now it is time, tucker. today is the day. it is fill. today is the day. you go or you do it by yourself. i m going to do it myself. are you going to wax it too? let s not get carried away. can i bring my car by? sure. it will an nice day to wash your car later this afternoon. there is your radar. a few showers moving through overnight gave your car sort of a pre-wash there, wisdom. out to the west, we got a few light sprinkles in west virginia. not thinking those will make it here into the washington area but if you are a viewer out to the north and west, you might en