collection here, obviously from our name, wright state university, you can tell that we are named for wilbur and orville wright and the university creates that inventive spirit of the wright brothers. and there is power in this story and to think that we are carrying on their legacy, that of the wright brothers and their creative spirit, it is so important. here at wright state university, we have the wright brothers report cards. so here we have a few report cards of welder, and he was such a good student. in algebra he was getting 80s and 90s most of the time. he was a pretty good student. he went to central high school in dayton and also a high school in indianapolis, indiana. end of report cards definitely let us know what they were studying in school and what their foundation was for their future experience. and they were not necessarily as good as those of welder. this one was from central high school in dayton and he got a 75 in algebra and you might think it's kind of a low score for somebody to go down and create an airplane. but he just didn't like the organized classroom although

we have orville's report cards which are not necessarily as good as wilbur's. he was not as good a student. this one is from central high school, and he has gone 75 in algebra which you might think is a low score for somebody who is going to go on and invent the airplane but orville was -- he didn't like the organized classroom. report cards, lots of fun to look at. our young visitors enjoy looking at these and learning what wilbur and orville were studying at school. once they got out of school, they got into the printing business. this is a newspaper the right brothers -- the wright brothers printed. orville wright is listed as the publisher and wilbur will add his name to eventually and be listed as an editor. lots of neighborhood stories about hawthorne street area that they lived in, businesses that were there and going on in the neighborhood. one of the interesting things we have in the collection is this photograph album that was put together by c. h. cloudy, reporter for the new york herald. he took lots of photographs in 1908 and 1909 when orville is t

our young visitors will enjoy looking at these learning about what wilbur -- what wilbur and orval were studying at school. once they got out of high school they get into the printing business. this is an actual newspaper the wright brothers and. it's the westside news. this was a committed newspaper or will write is listed as the publisher and this one wilbur would add his name to it and be listed as an editor as well. lots of neighborhood stories about the hawthorne street area that you lived in about the businesses that were there, things are going on in the neighborhood. one of the really interesting things we have in the collection is this photograph album here this was put together by a reporter for the new york herald, and he took lots of photographs of orville flying in virginia in 1908 and 1909 when orville was trying to sell the airplane to the u.s. army signal corps. it includes newspaper clippings and original photographs documenting all the flights down at fort myer, virginia. it includes lots of photographs of the crash that orville was in that killed the lieutenant. the f

i wish i was there with you, wilbur. bottom line is, we can talk, and we will talk about the fed and your concern there with regard to what it is doing or what it may do, i just want to go to some specific bets for a second here. explain and greece. the two real hot points in europe. i am wondering if they have been beaten down so low wilbur ross is seeing opportunity there even in the banking sector. what do you think? >> we're looking very carefully at both. greece is finally seeming to get its central government budget more or less in order. they are forecasting a primary budget surplus for next year. that means a surplus predebt service. that would be a pretty remarkable achievement for them to make and should lay the ground for further developments that would be very positive. so we think greece is finally starting to show some signs much some real progress. david: and spain? >> spain already, we think has made some very good reforms in labor to a little degree in greece, to a very extensive way into spain. spain ha

coming up wilbur ross on how people make big bucks on wall street buu they are moving their money out of new york because of high taxes. >> health care problem over the top, what if president obama went undercover to fix them? the big time ceo who did that? he has a bigger message are the president. >> after working that one week, going through all tasks and seeing you on unphysically fit i was, i could not work a physical day for 8 hours, i was huffing and puffing at night, i was physically exhausted, i was humongous it was embarrassing >> as a result of the journey i expeexperience on undercover bo. i have to make sure i am in best shape as well as getting the company into shape. >> mitch model went undercover and learned more about his company than he could have imagined. mitch, seems like ceo leaders in washington could learn a thing from you. i watched that episode, i like it a lot. you really, it hit home with me, you were honest about what you learned. about how detached you were from the very business you were running. >> it is incredible. i thought i was attached to the compa

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the first sustained power controlled flight was name bid wilbur and orville wright. >>> happy birthday to milla jovovich who is 38. chris matthews, 68. and pope francis, 77. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard li along with bill karins. have a great tuesday. . >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> good morning to you. it's 4:30, i'mterry mcsweeney. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. fire crews are on the scene of a scrap metal fire burning at sims metal management in redwood city. it's on seaport boulevard. >> today in the bay's chase cain arrived on the scene. what's it looking like to you? >> reporter: we have a lot of smoke but redwood city fire said they were able to contain this to a one-alarm fire. you may remember this is the exact same facility that caught on fire about a month ago. the fire broke out around 1:00 a.m., but unlike last time, which was a

wilbur cohen, former undersecretary, hew. in 1950, when i was the director of research and statistics to pay forhe fulcost of the services ey recei favored government action. for social security, the federal security administrator asked me for ideas on how to get out of the inactivity we were in. i said instead of covering everybody, why not cover just the aged who were receiving social security? he thought that was a good idea. he asked me to draft the bill. in 1950, 1951, i drafted that bill for him. it was introduced in congress in 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1960. but in 1959, i persuaded senator john f. kennedy to be for the idea. that's what changed the whole situation. kennedy and johnson in the campaign of 1960 came out for medicare. kennedy appointed me the assistant secretary of hew to get the bill through congress. i spent five years doing that. finally, in 1965, medicare, an insurance program for those 65 and older, and medicaid a federal/statehealth p, were passed. president lyndon johnson flew to independence,

you often see wilbur ross on squawk. this shipping company transports liquefied petroleum gases like propane and butane, along with petrochemical gases like ethylene and propylene. navigator just came public two weeks ago. since then the stock has rallied another 5%. production in these liquified petroleum gases is rising rapidly in the united states, as you know, because we talk about it all the time and there is a big demand in east asia and europe. right now navigator has 23 handy-sized ships, with another eight ships on order. there is real growth here, and what makes me more confident is the fact that navigator managed to stay profitable during the great recession. that said, 39% of navigator's vessels are in the spot market. the day rates plummet, the stock will be get hammered. there is some risk here. but i think it's worth it. time to circle back to ipos from the class of 2013 that have the most upside. you go with antero resources, norwegian cruise, don't forget the secondary tonight, pinnacle foods, volaris, t

few days later, he actually writes with a lot of shake your hand that it does not seem possible that wilbur is gone. and so probably he felt his lost the most. and i think that really demonstrates how this is a story of an entire family, those who went through a lot of different things in their lives, not just this in flight, but a lot of tragedy and emotion, and a lot of interesting things that teach us something about what it was like, what life was like early in the 20th century. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to dayton, go to c-span.org/local content. .. about my book but i decided in the end it might be easiest to explain how i came to write it. because i take the fact back to the summer of 2006. i should say i love being a historian graduated in the 19 nineties but that was tested in june of 2006 kafta degette i spent that month at a historical society to work on the cypress hills massacre and let me ask has anyone heard of the cyprus hills massacre? i saw why would be spending time at the event because the notorious 1870's slaughter in which a group of montana will

bit as a doubles skating for a bit what makes me laugh is the cuts from double to will to double to wilbur's is closer to where you think he looks like he is standing a little bit yeah he gets skinnier and chubbier skinnier chubbier well yes i'm a stunt man to will which makes me like you know one of the all of the larry king live in the twenty six year history of larry king live at c n n one of the great shows that was talladega nights it's one of my favorite things whenever both of them are on my show and it was the only show i ever did my life that is scripted everything said on that show was in my prompter i wrote it. as their uncle knight that was my state and carrot i just brought that up to will the other day i said that is the grit to this day the greatest thing we've ever done ever to promote a movie that we've done with the uniforms amazing and you totally straight and in the whole time it was like a one act play or something i think that was amazing new baby jesus. i get a copy of that is there going to be anchorman three of the look this is obvious this picture is hysterical abou

collection here, obviously from our name, wright state university, you can tell that we are named for wilbur and orville wright and the university creates that inventive spirit of the wright brothers. and there is power in this story

ask bob doll or wilbur ross is one of the best people to ask. he does investments in things people have given up on, steel industry, shipping industries, liquified natural gas. a lot of people said it couldn't be done. he says it can. he is coming up in the next half hour. we have nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. let's talk about electronic arts. that has been nothing but up today. why? >> electronic arts bouncing book from a four-day slide. the shares are up six 1/2% today. it was under pressure because battlefield 4. the company is refocusing to fix the bugs, ready for the holidays. lori: talk about adobe. shares are soaring after reporting earnings after the bell. >> come out with great earnings and positive analyst comments. this stock was up 12 1/2% today. great move there. david: nicole, i understand we have breaking news on sprint. give us details. >> sprint is working towards a bid for it. mobile. this is according to sources. the bid for it. mobile could come in first half the 2014. the bid for it. mobile could

let me give you one quick historical example, orville and wilbur wright figure out how to fly, it wasn't until 1926 when the federal government established the safety and regulatory framework that allowed commercialization of aviation. we just don't -- melissa: yeah, for sure we don't kn any of these thing, but, bruce, when i saw in this, you were the first person that i thought of because i hought what fantastic marketing and advertising. if these little things are flying all over the place, and shockingly they all say amazon prime. what a marketing opportunity, right? >> jeff besos got on national television during the most important shopping week of the year and came up with something so outrageous that we're all talking about it. i mean -- melissa: so do you think it's fake? do you think it's just a scam, it's just marketing? >> i think the word for it is actually a technical term, it's called hogwash. [laughter] i would order stuff and just sit home with a baseball bat trying to -- [laughter] no, this was for him to get on television, and we're all talking about amazon. we all think

. >>> daily flashback, it was this day in 1903, folks, when orville and wilbur wright made their first successful airplane flight. it was near kitty hawk, of course. it stayed airborne for 12 seconds. as every president has for the past 50 years, president obama issued a proclamation declaring today wright brothers day. >>> two sitting senators are former cabinet members. one was lamar alexander, bush 41's secretary of education. mike johans was bush 43's agriculture secretary and he is retiring after one term from nebraska. congratulations to today's winner, our returning champion, michael diamond. send your suggestions to dailyrundown@msnbc.com. shout it out for kiss who took way too long to get into the hall, but they're in. ♪ if you don't feel good, there's a way you could ♪ [ sn] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to

original painting was created by wilbur kurtz in 1923 for the federal reserve bank of atlanta. while many attended the signing of the act mr. kurtz chose to feature only secretary of war lindley garrison sector the navy chosin -- josephus daniels postmaster general aas or olson chairman of the senate's banking and currency committee senator robert owen speaker of the house chad clarke secretary of the treasury william maca do president woodrow wilson chairman of the house committee on banking and currency representative carter glass congressman oscar oscar w. underwood and secretary of labor william wilson. two of these men carter glass and robert 01 were the chief architects of the federal reserve act. oana senator from oklahoma and classic congressman from virginia for motor legislation that would provide for regional banking system with a government controlled central wards. after months of intense negotiations compromised legislation was finally -- this bill authorized establishment of the federal reserve system to provide the nation with a safer more flexible and more stab

king: madam president, i ask unanimous consent an intern in my office, deanna wilbur be given floor privileges for the purposes of being here during these remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. king: madam president, we're going to have a historic vote this afternoon, historic at least in recent history because for the first time in three, four years, we're going to pass a budget, at least i certainly hope so. it's historic because it was a budget that was arrived at, the process was not perfect but it was arrived at fundamentally through negotiations, through discussions, through compromise between the chairman of the senate budget committee and the chair of the house budget committee, and we finally are talking to each other. i think this agreement is important, i think this vote is important for really three basic reasons. one is that the agreement maintains the momentum of deficit reduction that has been in place here since the summer of 2011 when the budget control act was passed. in fact, rather than breaking the budget numbers, it actually improves in terms of deficit re