. >> what do you know about camp frye over on 23rd street at washington -- >> i'm not well informed of that. >> what was the camp there? >> i recently got a wonderful map from the library of congress that has all the camps and forts in d.c. and soon i'm going to take that and put it on a -- over a map overlay and try to figure out where they are. and then try to go and get something on them from the official records. the best records any time you're trying to figure out what's going nona camp is quarter master reports. anything that the camp needs comes from the quarter master. those are the best records. if you want to find out more about it, i do recommend quarter master reports. when it comes to the contraband camps, most of the records were turned over to the freedman's bureau. however, you can still find some that are in quarter master reports. so you have to look at quarter master reports as well as freedman bureau records when you're researching these camps. >> i have been doing the research on black foggy bottom. when you look at camp frye a lot of these letters and evidence th

let me also, i saw scott frye here. he's here. he's the deputy commissioner for legislation, and of course, thank you so much caroline collman for coming. she's the deputy social security commissioner. appreciate you being here. we are very honored to open this briefing and hear congresswoman el noer holmes morten. the congresswoman understands the challenges facing retirees, especially women retirees, and elder women of r color. she has been, as we all know, a tireless champion of equality and equity for civil rights. the issues addressed in our report that we're releasing this morning speak to exactly the kind of parody she's championed throughout her distinguished career. we're very honored to have you here congresswoman. please welcome the congresswoman. >> thank you very much. this briefing should be particularly welcome in the halls of the congress. its a beautiful cover and a very readable report. it's not like your government reports. it's a report meant to be read not only by members of congress, but by the larger public.

frye. >> i was a little surprised, also a little stressed.t more stress on the family than we already had, with him deployed, and we have four children at home, it just added an undue stress that we didn't need. >> reporter: so captain frye clearly as you see is back home now but the lawsuit continues, megyn. they are saying we'll move the swing set as long as the homeowners association gives us a little bit of money to help move the swing set. they gave us the okay. the homeowners saying, we are not giving you a dime. it looks like this thing is moving to court. megyn: i'm on the homeowners association side. you're going to have children swinging on swing sets in the backyard, i mean in every yard? nice. very nice. veteran, served our country. thanks, trace. >> reporter: okay. megyn: right? the outrage. president obama repeatedly promised that if you like your health insurance you like your doctor you can keep him. some critics warn the president's law would create a two-tier system one for the elite and one for the rest of us. we'll talk to

stick to keep it above the price of $38 and a lot of trading problems on the nasdaq, it was delayed by frye -- 45 minutes and morgan stanley may have sent billions to weapon it up above $38 something that is normal to do on i.p.o. day but today the stock is down so that is all lost money. they are not propping it up today. this is it. >>shepard: they admit they bungled eight and we talked about it on friday. >>guest: and they did because we are learning more about it. the company c.e.o. and executives meeting over the weekend in an emergency meeting and, today, they are saying they are having to revise the entire i.p.o. process calling this "not our finest hour," not necessarily a spotlight you want to have considering this is the biggest technology i.p.o. ever so they revising who they will doing things. >>shepard: so you get in now? >>guest: a lot people are saying the hype was not lived up to, but being down now 10 percent makes it a good entry point but the stock is not up so that means not enough buyers are coming in to tradeoff to sellers so if it is a game of cat and mouse for a long

we would not have the discussion if facebook closed at $frye even assuming this all went on, and the interesting thing is a lot of people have said, well, it is actually a good thing it didn't run because then the bubble does not burst, so it pulls back, and it has come up today, and maybe it rises tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that and it does a natural stream based on people liking the company opposed to getting in. >>arthur: randy we sudden be having the conversation, i agree, you are right, we would be having the conversation if everyone made money but we should have been. if a certain amount of people got inside information and the rest of us did not we should have that conversation. how come the big batches, the rich people, how come they got the adjusted we numbers that everyone who is sitting at home did not get? that is out of order. >>shepard: he said inside information and morgan san franciscoly would bristle. >>guest: that is probably not what goes on in any given deal. we are only hearing because the price did not pop. usually the bankers are sandbagg

suits, the bomb suits, weigh from 70 to 90 pounds and the winner crossed the finish line in less than frye. >> for great causeses. back tonight for the fox report at 7:00

cute little soleil moon frye. there she is now. she's 35 years old. she's a mommy now. her own eco-friendly clothing line. she works as target's mommy ambassador. she's promoting a new book. and she says she stays in shape with -- through exercise and stays fit through yoga. so she's doing well. looking great, too, as well. also winnie cooper from "the wonder years," what i can say is one of the best written shows ever in tv. kevin arnold and family. she's now 37 years old. also a mom. says she lost the 40 pounds she gained during pregnancy doing light cardio and yoga. also whole grains, fresh veggies, organic chicken. she, too, went to an ivy league school. studied math. she's a brainiac besides being very attractive. and my favorite, little rudy huxtable from "the cosby show" all grown up. little rudy -- >> she's cute. >> rudy grew up -- she looks good. rudy is on tyler perry's "house of pain" on tbs doing well. she says she stays fit by getting enough sleep, doing yoga, drinking plenty of water. they all look great and growing up well. >> it's nice hear the good side

these are by frye a little bit over $200. too heavy. >> but it's not. first of all it keeps your toes protected from the crowd. and second of all, it's a comfortable, super comfortable look, and right now, this edge of masculine versus feminine, super popular. >> let's bring all our models out one last time so we can have a look. you're ready for four different events. summer is upon us. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> isabel gonzalez whitaker from "in style." up next, mexican food made easy. first this is "today" on nbc. #ff >>> this morning in "today's kitchen" we're spicing things up with a mexican-style lasagna. instead of pasta, we're using tortillas. marcella is the host of food network's mexican made easy. it's a traditional dish with authentic flavors, and even better, it's delicious and it's easy. marcella, good to see you. >> good to see you. how are you? >> good. this is very exciting. i never heard of this kind of a lasagna. >> it's called a pasta azteca. an aztec cake. instead of using pasta sheets we're goin

suits, the bomb suits, weigh from 70 to 90 pounds and the winner crossed the finish line in less than frye. >> for great causeses. back tonight for the fox report at 7:00 eastern, and 6:00 in oxford. dow down a little bit we will turn to neil cavuto for context and perspective as "your world," begins. >>neil: in france they are whooping it up and anyone rip, just say they are hunkering down. welcome, everyone, i'm neil cavuto. here in this country we are

examples of incentivizing that you mentioned in the book, here in new york city, your colleague professor frye had this pilot program to pay poor students to read, to attend class, i think some of it was also taking out library books and so forth. in texas you talk about student being paid to do exams and do well exempting younger kids paid just to read books. people paid to stop smoking, to lose weight. what's wrong with that? if it's good for me to stop smoking so if you want to pay me a thousand dollars to do, if that helps me do it faster, what's the problem with that? >> guest: right, it's a great question. it's tempting. if we can't get people to do the things we want them to do, for their own good as well as for the social good, why not use money? why not pay kids to get good grades? now, there sometime and while i suppose and sometimes have eight kids, reward them. >> host: my parents were against that. >> guest: might work, too. and i suspect that the reason your parents were against it actually points to a limitation of economic reasoning that is central to the book. you'll tell me w

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christian frye is the producer and director, welcome.. >> thanks for having me, martha. martha: you know what? it's tough to look at that video from last year of that crash. how much did what happened that day and your desire to sort of make sure that people hear the whole story of these races in context, what does that mean to you? >> well, you know, the tragic events of last year certainly impacted everybody who had anything to do with the national championship air races. we had completed filming the year prior. this movie took about three years to produce, so thankfully, i guess on some level, we weren't in production when that crash occurred. but we certainly tried to figure out way to acknowledge the tragic loss of life that occurred last year, and we did that with a dedication at the end of the film. martha: and you say that the motto of the reno air race is to fly low, fly fast and turn left, right? it's basically -- >> that's right.it's very similar in a lot of ways to most motor sports, certainly car motor sports that people wou

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i appeared on the oprah win frye show a while back and i published a book called 703, how i lost a quarter of a ton and gained a life. i was watching your show this morning and i got very exercised because this argument about poverty being one of the causes is just ridiculous. i was obviously at that point on disability. so i wasn't exactly raking in the big bucks. host: on a person of modest means, how were you able to do that? caller: what i'm referring to here is that i believe that anyone that is overweight and not to be considered obese is eating for emotional reasons. and if you're eating for emotional reasons, nothing is ever enough. in other words, you're trying to fill an emotional hole with food which can never be satisfied. and so i go through in my book what worked for me. everyone's tastes -- case will be different. the weight watch gurus, if they had the answer, we would all be thin. raw, raw, they're pearly tooth grin. they're not getting it done. host: nancy on grand rapids on the republicans line. we have another one who writes school cafeterias have salad bars now. but wh

let me also -- i saw scott frye here -- he is here, the deputy commissioner for legislation, and of course, thank you so much, carolyn, for coming. she is the deputy social security commissioner. we are very honored to open this briefing and here congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. she joins us this morning. she understands the challenges facing retirees, especially women, and elder women of color. she has been as we all know a tireless champion of equality and equity and a national leader for civil and women's rights. the issues addressed in our report that we are releasing this morning speak exactly the kind of fairness and parity sheet has championed the drop her distinguished career. where very honored to have you, congresswoman. please welcome her. [applause] >> thank you very much. this briefing should be welcome in the halls of the congress. it is a beautiful cover and a very readable report. it is not like your government reports. [laughter] it as a report meant to be read, not only by members of congress, but by a larger public, a public that is increasingly female that needs to