stoddard was interested in the contents of my file.idn't know what he was doing. >> after a few moments of reading, stoddard motions for another officer to come over. she continues her statement antonio, the defendant who was being sentenced for assaulting another inmate, notices the activity behind him but doesn't say anything. then, stoddard removes the document from the file and examines it. a potentially serious breach of attorney-client privilege. he instructs the other officer to go and make a copy of it. as that officer leaves, she turns around but is unaware of what they are doing with the document. >> i think he did give me like the, it's okay look, and i probably turned back. >> she resumes speaking to the judge who does not seem to see the officers taking the document either. but lozano finally brings the matter to the court's attention. >> i was shocked and surprised. i had to protect my client's rights and that's first and foremost, what i had to do, so that was my focus. >> she requests a sidebar to express her concern to

stoddard needs to start tweeting. >> i read twitter. >> a.b.toddard is going to start an account tonight. thank you all. the disappearance of a u.s. marine's pregnant wife ends with a gruesome discovery. police confirm the body of 2 o0-year-old aaron corwin found in abandoned mine shaft. the pregnant wife vanished after allegedly going to visit a park side. following day husband. police have arrested a fellow marine. brandon lee. investigators say the two having an affair. reports surfaced that he could be the father of the woman's unborn child. "on the record" take you back to ferguson, missouri live next. >>> this is a fox news alert. right now the national guard moving in on ferguson. let's go back live to "on the record" griff jenkins. griff? >> greta, the latest is the national guard showed up for the first time. in fact, all of us in the media here broke off ran over four humvees. command center. went inside and now we don't see the national guard. we don't know what's going to happen the first we have actually seen them. why is that impo

stoddard, tim carney, thank you both. >> thank you. heather: this one gives a whole new meaning bringing home the bake can. this woman is accused of arson for burning up a pound of pork. jon: what? heather: that is pretty bizarre, huh? police say she wanted to do it to get even with a ex-boyfriend? would you ever think to do that? probably not. jon: i don't think that would be effective. heather: there is this one, university of california suspend one of its star players. we'll tell you the latest on josh shaw's tall tale before the season opener. should congress approve more military action in iraq and open up a new front in syria. our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. click on "america's asking," to join that conversation. a lot going on today. jon: right now, new information on crime stories we're watching around the nation. a texas man acquitted in the shooting death of a drunk driver who cause ad wreck that killed his two sons. david ba raw has was facing life in prison -- barrajas. he insists he doesn't

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stoddard. and charles krauthammer. jonah, what do you think? >> i'm not sure. he's looking for an opportunity to turn the narrative on the economy. i think he believes the economy is doing much better. he has an argument to be made on that. it's clear from the poll the american people don't agree with him and they are not feeling it. and i think his overriding problem is he just -- he is being buffeted at all sides by events outside of his control and i think he's trying desperately to get in charge of the narrative again and seem like the guy in charge and i'm not sure it will work. >> ron, we keep talking about this poll. approval 40%,disapprove 54%. right track, wrong track, 22% right track, wrong track, 71%. what do you make of these numbers at this point in this presidency? >> short term, obviously, disastrous for the president. he's in the same place president bush. that's not a good place. longer term, it's an indictment on washington. 75% of the people in this poll, i'm sorry 80% of the people in this poll beli

stoddard and chief political correspondent byron york.d bite was a campaign which is more ambitious. does he still have the fire in his belly? >> boy, what a change between those two speeches. the american people are progressively worried that he was not. he kind of turned a corner of sorts that moment that he made the statement about the killing of james foley and then headed straight to the golf course on march that's win vineyard. i think that really broke something with even some of his supporters who felt he f this, the president is out of -- out of touch, none of that would slit my throat. one potent weapon he had was to inspire and really get people revved up. now and now do we see avery different president obama? >> it's not his job to be the perker and chief. and it is. >> how about the inspirer and chief? >> and he might not be able to inspire on every topic. is he six years into a job that is really, you know, burns you out and turns your hair bright white. i would say that the question of him talking about james foley's really

. >> reporter: and what about the testimony from cobb county detective philip stoddard during her husband's >> in front of several witnesses all of a sudden she states ross must have left him in the car he started to sit down and she goes three through and says did you say too much. >> reporter: in a statement harris writes ross was a wonderful father and loved cooper with all of his heart. because i know how he treasured that little boy for 22 months, i know he would never have allowed any harm to come to our son. i want you to know he was a l e loving father to his son. and then there were the alleged sexual text messages. >> he was having up to six sexual conversations with women. his his. >> it's between god and us for he will judge those moral sins. >> eventually there will be the right time planlsd for her to speak publicly if that's what she wants to do, but certainly not yet. >> reporter: is that something she wants to do? does she want to speak out and say here's the truth? >> i think anybody who's being cast in a false light or negative word would want to defend themselves. becaus

stoddard also with the hill. say it will be a criminal investigation of the specific execution, and all the people involved with the killing of james foley. but he did mention not only justice, the pentagon as you just heard him say we'll try to get them one way or the other. do you think the criticism of holder is fair or not? >> i think it's one-sided. clearly you have to have some kind of strategy, that not only entails the justice department pursuing criminal investigation, and remember, anytime an american citizen overseas is the victim of such a crime, any crime, the fbi gets involved. that's the law. that's the way the process works. so having holder assert that he is interested, and, of course, ask people to remember what happened with the benghazi investigation, what's happened in previous cases where it's taken time, but ultimately the united states has reached across and pulled those people back into the criminal justice system, and has a terrific record of convictions. but the other part of it, and of

it is like a huge industrial site intermixed with historic holdings like benjamin stoddard's old house and some of these other places that had been .here i was wondering whether you were able to -- i think now is the time to rediscover this. especially now. i think it is the 200th anniversary of the burning of washington, which used as its .ase bladensburg >> right. yeah, i do not have anything on bladensburg in this book. i tried to focus on washington proper. i do have, like, freedom house. you are looking for a another relatively undiscovered museum, the freedom house is located on the franklin and armfield slave trading business that was the largest. it is very small, but it is a very moving museum. i believe the story of solomon in there, who was in "12 years a slave." i also have the home of benjamin banneker -- well, his home museum but there is a there. i do not have bladensburg. it was called when the american calledrs of washington the bladensburg races because they retreated so fast. it is worth exploring. the history press who published my book is wonderful. it is a regiona

. >> reporter: and what about the testimony from cobb county detective phillip stoddard during his husband's probable cause hearing? >> in front of several witnesses, all of a sudden she states "ross must have left him in the car." she had him sit down. and he starts going through this. sch s she looks at him and she says, did you say too much? >> reporter: in a statement she writes ross was a wonderful father and he loved cooper with all his heart. because i know how i treasured that little boy for 22 months, i know he would have never allowed any harm to come to our son. i want to you know what a loving father he was to cooper. then there are those accusations ross was sending sexually explicit messages while cooper suffered in the heat. >> he was having up to six different conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. there are photos of his exposed penis, erect penis, being sent. >> reporter: leeann tha writes whatever transpired in our marriage is between god and us for he will judge those moral sins. >> eventually there will be the right time and the right

stoddard and john mccormick. $840 million. 150 of it was overruns just for the healthcare.gov web site. wow, we are in the wrong business. >> it's incredibly embarrassing they spent that much money and had how many years to build this thing and didn't work. clearly embarrassing. bigger problems coming out are beyond this web site. it's a political problem. if you look at the polls right now by a two to one margin people say they are hurt rather than helped by the law. i think this thing is going to continue to drag them down even though you have other scandals a huge issue. bigger issue is this illegal question. right now in the courts there is a lawsuit working its way through that says the irs illegally provided healthcare subsidies to residents in 36 states because of the way they wrote the law. is f. this is upheld by the supreme court we don't know if it will get there. entire law. >> the u.s. court of appeals the d.c. circuit made that decision. a couple hours later the fourth circuit. the u.s. court of appeals made the opposite decision. this end up in the municipal court. a.b.

stoddard and charles krauthammer. jonah we heard a lot of things as we managed to squeeze "special report" into different hours but that last story about chuck hagel warning russia invading ukraine seems the most press on the international hot spots front. >> i think that's right. getting back to my initial point from the beginning, one of the things that obama need to do tonight is convey a sense that he's simply on top of these things and is not overwhelmed, he has a plan, he's got his hands around the problems that america is face. one of the reasons why he's been in such trouble politically lately in the polls he doesn't give that sense. >> charles, it seems vladimir putin has just thumbed his nose at all of these increased sanction, all of the efforts of the u.s. and eu. >> look, i think he's got a lot of calculations as to whether he wants to invade, whether there will be resistance, whether he'll succeed. his people are not doing that well on the ground. but the one thing he's not having to take into account is

the confederate second corps is under richard stoddard ewell.ll be replaced by early, a former prosecutor, tctjstrong-wd erasible guy. we'll see how early performs here at cold harbor. the confederate third corps commanded by ambrose powell hill of virginia, out of culpepper county, a.p. hill, though, had been quite ill. he's now commanding the larger remnant of stonewall jackson's old confederate first corps, as well as his former light division. a.p. hill will do very poorly. there's one thing about a.p. hill that most people haven't really focused on that i think would make an interesting story. being a storyteller and historian, i would like to write a book about it one day. a.p. hill had the unusual talent of dating women who later married union generals. and it's hard to figure out how he was able to figure this out ahead of time. i know most of you are familiar with the fact that he went out with this marcy, who, of course, married george mcclellan. what you might not know is he also went out with a young lady from baltimore, her name was

the confederate second corps is under richard stoddard ewell.eplaced by early, a former prosecutor, strong-willed erasible guy. we'll see how early performs here at cold harbor. the confederate third corps commanded by ambrose powell hill of virginia, out of culpepper county, a.p. hill, though, had been quite ill. he's now commanding the larger remnant of stonewall jackson's old confederate first corps, as well as his former light division. a.p. hill will do very poorly. there's one thing about a.p. hill that most people haven't really focused on that i think would make an interesting story. being a storyteller and historian, i would like to write a book about it one day. a.p. hill had the unusual talent of dating women who later .l5Ñìi married union generals. and it's hard to figure out how he was able to figure this out ahead of time. i know most of you are familiar with the fact that he went out with this marcy, who, of course, married george mcclellan. what you might not know is he also went out with a young lady from baltimore, her name was

the confederate second corps is under richard stoddard ewell. he will be replaced by early, a former prosecutor, tctjstrong-wd erasible guy. we'll see how early performs here at cold harbor. the confederate third corps commanded by ambrose powell hill of virginia, out of culpepper county, a.p. hill, though, had been quite ill. he's now commanding the larger remnant of stonewall jackson's old confederate first corps, as well as his former light division. a.p. hill will do very poorly. there's one thing about a.p. hill that most people haven't really focused on that i think would make an interesting story. being a storyteller and historian, i would like to write a book about it one day. a.p. hill had the unusual talent of dating women who later married union generals. and it's hard to figure out how he was able to figure this out ahead of time. i know most of you are familiar with the fact that he went out with this marcy, who, of course, married george mcclellan. what you might not know is he also went out with a young lady from baltimore, her na