mary jane bowser goes to the confederate white house and she is hired. little does anybody know that literate, mary jane she's highly educated and has a photographic memory. while she is dusting jefferson davis's desk, she is sneaking peeks at papers on his desk and listening to the confidential conversations, reporting every word to elizabeth. denise: i love that. now we move on to frank. emma/frank, she rounds out our union contingent in the book. karen: emma edmonds has a tragic back story. she was a canadian whose father had arranged a marriage for her. she had seen what arranged marriages had done for her sisters, mainly nothing but make them miserable. emma was determined to have the life of 5d venture. -- adventure. she wanted something more for herself. she cut her hair, she binds her breasts, and she flees to the united states. once she's here, she starts hearing about the abolitionist john brown and the drum beat of events leading up to the civil war, and she wants a piece of that. she wants to live a life of adventure. she enlists in the union

mary jane bowser goes to the confederate white house and she is hired. not only is mary h, she is highly educated and has a photographic memory. while she is dusting jefferson davis's desk, she is sneaking peeks at papers on his desk and listening to the confidential conversations, reporting every word to elizabeth. denise: i love that. now we move on to frank. emma/frank. --en: she was a canadian who whose father arranged a marriage for her. she was determined to have a life of adventure. she wanted something more for herself. she cut her hair, she binds her breasts, and she flees to the united states. you start hearing about john brown and leading up to the civil war and she wants a piece of that. she wants to live a life of adventure. .he enlists in the union army it was quite remarkable how she gets away with that. the first thing that came to mind, -- did she have to take a physical. denise: the first in the comes up in everybody's mind. how did that work out for her? karen: she was quite nervous about it. the official protocol dictated all doctors

host: up next, mary jane from massachusetts. good morning, mary jane. caller: good morning.me is mary jane and i've called to inquire about some of the information i got yesterday. i'm quite frightened. i'm a 64-year-old senior and the within the last three years, someone has opened and business in my name couldn'ters me is they provide me with the name of the business. i don't know if i'm the victim of a scam. and go to quite a few doctors. the first thing they want to know is my mother's last maiden name and they want to know my social security number and if i medical credit card, my coverage doesn't cover it. if i'm being a victim of a scam or is this something legitimate? avi a chance to respond. so every single red flag in the book was raised during your description of what's happening. you should never give out your mother's maiden name or any personal information that anyone who calls you. all of the legitimate businesses today that have the information, they do not authenticate you over the phone. sortedthe things are brings up to me, is the issue of identity theft.

host: our next call from the republican line, mary jane. you are on with scott paul. outer: i wanted to find what areas of manufacturing are going to be promoted in this latest agreement -- trade agreement. guest: that's a good question. tpp, which is a trade agreement between the united states and about 11 other countries including mexico and canada, who we already have a trade agreement with. the biggest would be japan, from an numberia -- an economic scale. this agreement has been reached. legislationt inc. has not been introduced and would need to be passed by congress. there is a debate about this. donald trump says he opposes it. ted cruz, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders all oppose it. i don't think john kasich has spoken out on it recently. when you look at the potential benefits for manufacturing, frankly, they are limited sector.of the tech even the analysis that is used by the administration to make the case for the tpp, it is an by an appropriate think tank here if their .stimat -- for manufacturing specifically, they estimate the tpp would increase our

they will take flecks of mary jane and lainie stoners are going crazy.his w way when you are feeling nail bitg nervous, you can snack on your o own fingertips d get high on the jesus belt. topic number 3. here is a domestic chores tip. lawnmowers and vacuum cleaners are entirely different machines. but if you were a kid and confuse one with the other. let him figure it out himself. give it one good pull. is it nearly there. do us a favor. put it in t wall and see if it start in the wall. press the button. one, two, three. we have liftoff. kennedy: is that mike myers? let's watch the dad use an actualal lawnmower. and then he got flattened by the truck. so fun. topic number 4. jamie rendon wanted to do some mexican sport fishing so he dropped his line off the coast of los cabos mexico and snaird what looked like the spawn of a human baby and a shelled turtle. what you are about to see may disturb you because they shouldn't be forcing babies and turtles to mate. baby and shell turtle. look like it. well, i'm no bo andist but it's actually a swell shark. so

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jane marie says some people need more product.r less. >> so what i may prescribe for you or suggest for you would not work for maybe the next person. >> reporter: one cosmeceutical product gaining a lot of new attention was created by a scientist who stumbled upon an enzyme and side everybodies. she was actually researching ways to help diabetics suffering forty three kidney disease, blindness and other complications like slow healing wounds. >> we're looking for a drug to stop this enzyme so were don't get tock six sugars. so instead what we did is found natural ingredients and little bit tweaked sob with toll and used that the cream. >> reporter: dr. annette, got to work with a biochemist partner and did multiple clinical trials ages 40 and over. including herself and her 87-year-old mom. >> and everyone got better. >> reporter: approved for cosmetic purposes only the doctor stresses but some may believe it does more. >> because what happens is when you look good, you feel good, and so maybe you don't need so many pills. >> repo

finally, spider-man loves mary jane, if you know what i mean. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying? yeah. think about it. our final topic is captain america. of course, he's got a brand-new movie coming out. but here are a few things you might not know about captain america. first, he owes captain china $3 trillion. i did not know that. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. how am i supposed to know that? >> steve: that seems pretty steep. >> jimmy: how am i supposed to -- i haven't read all of his books. >> steve: i don't read up on him. >> jimmy: next, his shield protects him from everything, except his only weakness, hitting him in the legs or face. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: ooh! my bad. right in the leg. >> jimmy: should have got a a bigger shield. and finally, if donald trump becomes president, he's prepared to change his name to captain canada. there you go, everybody. those are "three things you might not know." we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." you can put a period on what you do, that's fine. that's socially acceptable. or - you can put an e

. >> i pitched for mary jane. >> you know what, i'm sorry. this is a remix. james taylor, carolina in my mind. roll it. the jersey shore spring comic book show was a festival featuring guest artists, toys, movies, trading card raffles and prizes for costumes. the 9th annual eisenhower park field craft and gift fair is as local as local shopping gets. items include jewelry, clothing, accessories, leather goods, arts and crafts and more. exploration at the nature scavenger hunt, the perfect edition to the weekend. >>> it's opening weekend in prospect park. celebrate the start of spring with a first ride of the year on the beloved 1912 carousel. >>> in rockland county, the music makers at valley college library give you a front row seat to the great sounds of gershwin, porter and more. for more information or to submit an event, just look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with 150 calories each,

. >> reporter: she came to jane marie today mat tow.ns and application direction. >> do you have a little bit of sugar in your diet, correct. >> yes. >> sean ready for diet and nutrition talk. >> we are going to stop with all the little cupcakes. >> where she going with this? why are we asking about my diet? >> reporter: her waistline doesn't shout bit she realized there's plenty of sugar, starches, carbs of all kind she and her family are still getting way too much of. even though they have cut back. >> oftentimes we end up at fast food chains which is bad for us, we know. i'm sure that has all types of things in it that's not helping my skin. >> reporter: jane marie has an arsenal of cosmea suit calls to help. >> we're going to start out with your toner twice a day. >> okay. >> we're going add in the lightening up serum. we're also adding in your sunscreen for any uv damage. >> yup. >> also your green tea serum for inflammation. >> this sunscreen leads a bit of an ash she tint on her but she's she'll cover it up with make up. jane mar

. >> she came to jane marie de mat owe at demi skin care clinic for position and application directions>> do you have little bit of sugar in your diet, correct? >> yes. >> she wasn't ready for diet and nutrition talk. >> we are going to stop with all of the little cupcakes. >> i was wondering where is she going about this? why is she asking about my die net. >> her waistline doesn't show it, but she realizes there are plenty of sugars, starches of all kinds that she and her family are still getting way too much of even though they've cut back. >> oftentimes we ends up at fast-food chains, which is bad for us, so i'm sure that has all types of things in it not helping my skin. >> no spn. >> jane marie has an arsenal of things to help. >> so we're going to start out with your toner twice a day, how is that? then we add this product the lighten up serum, also adding in your sunscreen for any uv damage, and also your green tea serum. >> this sunday screen leads a bit of a ashy tint, but she will cover it up with make up. jane says some people need more product, others, far less. >> so what

we've seen jane sanders, the wife of senator bernie sanders, who is running against hillary clinton right now come out and defend hillary clinton. we saw the side glance that marychristie, as they were standing behind trump when he said these words. and i can tell you that even a person like me, a woman like me who is not inclined to sport hillary clinton, who would not want to support her and come out and defend her, i take umbrage to that kind of statement. there is no question that hillary clinton is a very hard worker, a very prepared woman, a yale grad, a lawyer. she's probably been the primary bread winner in that family until the last 15 years, until after he became president, she was the one that was bringing home the bacon. so i think that, you know, you get this instant reaction from women, particularly professional women who have had to face that criticism and a lot of times unfairly. >> right. and what you say is borne out by a recent cnn poll that found that 73% of female voters have an unfavorable view of the gop front-runner with just 26% having a positive view. when we talk about going forward into november with trump as the gop candidate, house

jane rosenthal also among the celebrities walking the red carpet. >>> let's check in with "cbs this morning." >> good morning, chris and mary. we'll reveal a new cbs national poll on the gop race. shows us how technology allows him to move his muscles with his mind. >>> also inside the silicon valley lab that's creating diamonds. how the synthetic gems compare to the natural ones. and jennifer hudson right here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >> all right. looking forward to that. see you at 7:00. >>> what you need to know that's next. >>> here's what you need to know before you go. a fire in the bronx has claimed the lives of two toddlers. now police are questioning whether the sisters had been left alone. it happened last night at the butler houses in the clairmont section. >>> the hunt for continues for a serial robber in nassau county. he struck last night hitting a carveel store in williston park. he's now wanted in 10 knifepoint robberies since march 1st, including six holdups at dunkin' donuts shops. so far no one has been hurt. >>> five days left until new yorkers g