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On The Road (Eli Navant) #1049111

CBS Evening News for Friday, Mar 29, 2013
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(Studio: Anthony Mason) Report introduced.

(Denver: Steve Hartman) The attempt by 9-year-old Eli Navant†† to apply for the job of head curator at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and his job as “curator for a day” featured; scenes shown from the museum. [NAVANT - says he is working on his second book about dinosaurs; talks about learning archaeological digging; addresses museum audience.] [Museum CEO George SPARKS††- says Navant’s application was serious.] [Father John NAVANT††- comments.]

Reporter(s):
Mason, Anthony;
Hartman, Steve
Duration:
00:03:00

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