and i would like to tell you that brigitte freed was formerly brigitte kl u.k. and she met leonard freed in role in 1956. they married a year later in amsterdam where they lived, deciding to leave for life in the united states in 1963, just a few months before what would eventually occur as the march on washington and i don't think they knew that it was about to happen when they came to the states at that time. bridgette developed and printed leonard's photographs for over 20 years including those in his classic photo books, black and white america and made in germany. and the internationally aclaimed exhibition concerned photographer. in addition she has hadn't careers as both a clothing designer and a real estate broker. she now lives in garrison, new york, in the hudson valley and works full time on leonard's prints and his legacy. brigitte was born in germany and after living in the united states for over 40 years she recently became an american citizen. [applause] dr. dyson is one of the nation's most influential and reknowned public intellectuals. he is an

brigitte freed and leonard freed marked off days than they camped outside the city. august 28, they arrived in washington d.c. add-on. beginning the day on a periphery of them all he walked from the base of the monument to the boundaries self said the lighthouse and to the street surrounding ford theater. he captured some of the first photographs of the day the house where lincoln died and he made photographs of passers-by and envisioned at the foot traffic as a prelude to the gathering at the lincoln memorial. on that day freed was tapping into the deeper current of the on the spot studies and geometry and geography. freed sought damages ready to bring this social landscape and architecture and to see this day is also the ability to pay attention to a crowd of individuals to walk alongside them and they offered a spectacle from a fixed distance to explore the march at the ground level. freed meandered through his photographic by as well as the active footwork throughout the day. but if we return to thinking about the role of lincoln, of 100 years after the "emancipa

the woman he married the big tall blond, brigitte nielsen. >> they were never married. >> no. >> completelynt. >> no but -- >> you're off the rails. >> i was trying to learn a russian accent. he really couldn't quite do it. he goes up to touch the guy's neck if he's still alive. this man has no bowels -- he meant to say pulse. you can tell that by touching his neck, wow you're good. this man has no bowels. >> stephanie: it is not a tumor. >> that was "kindergarten cop." >> it's not a tumor. >> stephanie: listen, let's move on! okay. mischa. new character. >> yes. >> stephanie: mischa is here for you. come on in. this is mischa. >> come see the mischa. >> stephanie: i'm having like flashbacks to every movie in the '80s. under the friend known to the sarv every family known only as mischa, he gave up boxing and stopped studying music. he started opposing the wars in afghanistan and iraq. and the jews control the world. they don't? somehow he took his brain said tamerlan's uncle. oh no, he turned it into -- >> they stole hitler's brain. >> you brought me an abnormal brain? >> stephanie: i wond