chris kuhn, who was the head of the american nazi party was a high value prisoner for us, for the united states. and in germany, and germany desperately wanted him back. and he was on one of the early trades. and so that's the way it worked. we didn't want to give him up because roosevelt knew that he knew a lot that might could harm us. and so every trade in the book describes what was consideredded behind the trades -- considered behind the trades. but the great tragedy of crystal city is that many of those traded should have been b of the highest value to americans because many of them were american-born children. as this fact unfolded during years of research at the national archives in washington, d.c. and with interviews with many former children, now elderly men and women in their 80s and sometimes 90s i just found myself shaking my head in disbelief. it was in crystal city that the machinery of modern internment and prisoner exchange was crafted on an industrial level. the first of four large prisoner exchanges took place in june 1942 and the second in september 2 1943. during th

center chris kuhns was there. he teamed up with the junior achievement of dell on walnut street, where young people can learn about the importance of conserving household energy. >> students are taking on adult identities for a day and as part of their adult experience they're needing to manage a household budget. >> the goal is to support low-income families that need help to meet their home energy costs. >>> big weekend for nbc's "saturday night live." the late night sketch comedy series celebrating its 40th anniversary. >> it's a celebration so big that the show is being moved to sunday night for a three-hour special. nbc10's mark barger has a preview. >> live from new york, it's saturday night! >> reporter: chevy chase cranked up is it up 40 years ago -- >> live from new york, it's saturday night! >> reporter: and it's still going. >> i think it's one of the most amazing things in television history. >> reporter: media writer bill carter's covered "snl" from the early days and says nbc took a big chance on the

. >>> delaware senator chris kuhns in washington today with the president of liberia. is thanking the us for help during the ebola outbreak. president ellen johnson in the if anything's capital for days of meetings. us military mission to give liberians resources to dole with the outbreak ended today. months ahead of schedule with ebola infections on the decline. senator kuhns was the first us senator to go to liberia during the outbreak. >>> man simply walking out of his home gets buried by an avalanche of snow. >> i was really angry um because -- i just told my self you know what, no, you're not going to go out this way. >> panicking usually not a good thing. he panic under that pile of snow and that may have actually saved his life. >> and employees call 911 when a man walks in announcing robbery what that suspect did next stunned every why one why he simply sat down in the lobby. >> your boss tracking everything do you. why some employees iain this is true getting micro chipped. they're getting micro chipped. >> i don't like that. >> ♪ now with tomorrow's traffic h

delaware senator chris kuhn said we cannot afford to be without this agency. >> at a time of unprecedented threats to america's security why on earth are the the republicans in congress threatening a possible homeland security shutdown? >> we wanted to know what workers would be affected by shutdown? so we spoke to new jersey senator bob menendez. >> well for example, recovery of sandy which our region is still going through. fema would be closing down. they won't be considered essential and certain critical homeland security personnel that are of the most essential order, but are very important to the national security of the united states they won't be working. >> tsa screeners at philadelphia international airport would still be on the job, but would not get paid. the same goes for the coast guard, breaking out the ice right now out of delaware so that ships can move through. >>> tough you are new rules are on the way for internet service providers. today the fcc agreed to impose strict regulations aimed at enforcing net newell rat ilpt internet providers like verizon, comcast and at&t

last month he got close to the daughter of senator chris kuhn.>> the new secretary's wife fell on the ice. >> and was hurt pretty badly. >> he was comforting her. >>> for a second time in the week the white house is using unusual video to reach out to young people. >> which is bet eric ariana grande or eating a carrot? >> eating a carrot. >> who's more deserving or a kennedy center award. martin short or a can of corn. >> can of corn. >> hide, go and hide anywhere. really hide. yes, go, go go. behind this there, behind there. hiding, hiding she's hiding. well you can see michelle obama plays along with billy eichner's unique brand of comedy ""funny or die."" you can see her dancing with big bird and pushing around a grocery card. it's to get peoplete healthy food. this comes days after president obama appeared with a selfie stick. that got millions of hits but critics called it undignified. >> i call it great. >> all in fun. it's good to encourage people to eat their vegetables. done in the spirit of fun. it's great. >>> the frigid winter cold sn