Natural museum and has 145 objects. I say that objects whatever but the reality is collecting the Natural World for the last frontiers in preserving preserving those objects in museums and this is the place where we have what we know about planet earth so the records have collect and over the years brizard by research scientists. Last year over 400 were described by scientists working the building. At the same time we welcome 6 million visitors. Most of those visitors are tourists which means the next years a different 6 million so wanted to 80 may get as many as 60 people in the building. We live in Interesting Times when human population is growing. There are so many things happening on the planet where humans and her face in the Natural World and where it seems like pandemics can emerge. Just a couple of examples. If we were to go to the other side the building into the sixth or you would walk into a collection that is 640,000 birds skins collected over the last years all around the
Friend of mine. First, let me make some general introductions. This is the last session of the washington washington history seminar for this spring season. We will start up again in september, and we have together our fall lineup of speakers, and we will be sending that out very shortly. It is a very exciting list of speakers. I think you will find it very exciting very interesting. We are delighted that we have been able to attract so many very irst rate people to speak. I want to thank, as always, the people behind the scenes who make this possible. The liaison for the Wilson Center makes all he logistical arrangements here, and amanda perry, over to the side and the front, the assistant director of the National History center who also helps out in arranging these events. I also want to issue a special word of thanks to our sponsors. First and foremost, schaeffer, the society of historians of american foreignpolicy. Andthey have provided funding to make this series possible. We also
Men continues underway in a corn field several miles from here. Were at the magistrates office. Its about 90 acres they continue to look for them. Cosmo dinardo is back on his way to jail. Lets take a look at pictures ill tell you the story. Cosmo dinardo the 20yearold was deemed a grave risk by a magistrate and locked up on 5 million cash bail. Hes been sent to the county lock up. Bucks county da has linked dinardo to one of the missing men tom meo. He says the da says dinardo stole meo cars and tried to sell it at the round the time of meos disappearance in early july. The car later found at a dinardo owned property with the diabetes kit inside that may meo must use to stay alive. Heres da weinstraub. We have taken Cosmo Dinardo into custody for a stolen car and ill read you some of the particulars. This is for receiving stolen property and theft of a 1996 Nissan Maxima that is owned by thomas meo, 21 years old. Reporter so again its important to say meo was one of the missing men. T
Property and theft of a 1996 nissan maxima. New charges. A person of interest under arrest again. Tonight, new clues emerge. Now fox 29 news at 10 00. Under arrest again and this time not smiling. Cosmo dinardo a person of interest in the case of four missing young men facing new charges to night. Every clue in this case with missing guys under intense scrutiny and their families are desperate for any new piece of information. Thanks for joining us tonight at 10 00. Im iain page. Im dawn timmeney. Investigators are still searching into the night and this is the first night that they still have been out after nightfall. Their work has cosmi dinardo named as person of interest held on 5 million cash bail tonight. Investigators say license plate cameras spotted the truck he was driving the night some of the men vanished, driving just ahead of one of their vehicles. New clues emerging at the same time as emotional with jill for the missing. We have Team Coverage tonight at 10 00. Fox 29 fo
Washington dc. This is just over 90 minutes. Thanks for joining us on this sunny august afternoon. I hope everyone had a great view of the eclipse yesterday. Maybe you werent where i was where a big fat cloud came over right at that moment. Pretty cool, hearing all the media act like we were going to go blind if we looked at the sky. I am amber northern, senior vp of research, pleased to have our Live Audience today and cspan covering our event today. I will be welcoming the panel in a minute, i want to thank our partners at the American Federation for china who are with us today. And i am not on twitter, probably the last person you not on twitter, i dont miss being on twitter, you can join the conversation by using the hashtag engaging choices, for those who like to engage in conversation on twitter please do. We would like to hear what you would like to say and when we get to q and at the end we will look and see if we have questions coming in. We are here to talk about School Choic