she first attended colby as a 17-year-old in 1909. but then, she ran out of money and had to leave in 1911 to teach school to earn enough to complete her degree. she graduated in 1914 near the top of her class. phi beta kappa. how unusual that must have been in those days. particularly for young women to want an education that much. she was a remarkable woman whose memory lives on in the endowed professorship that bears her name and in the hyper house. house.r i hope this story will inspire each of you to put your colby education to work, to tackle tough problems, and to persist until you succeed. since nobody ever told you that earning a degree from colby would be easy, i am asking you today to take on another significant challenge. we live in an era of ever worsening divisiveness. a time when our sense of community, which has long characterized our country, is not just in danger of being lost, but far too often deliberately discarded. from the halls of government to social media, perhaps antisocial would be a better term, to the 24/

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."emember -- you can't take it with you. >> he risks his life to take down gangsters... >> your uncle alapone and even spent time with him? >> he lived with him. >> he was like the james bond. he was the serpico. >> ...and helped crack the crime of the century. >> "the kidnapping and murder of charles augustus lindbergh jr." >> wow! >> this will forever change how this story will be viewed. >> but to his family, he's a total mystery. >> a real shadowy figure. >> very shadowy. >> now his heir is on a mission to honor him. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. >> as we go undercover with the mob. >> you know, i didn't do it. [ cell doors slam ] ♪ i'm jamie colby, in laguna beach, california, about an hour south of l.a. i think my favorite "strange inheritance" stories are about regular folks who discover something in mom's attic or grandpa's basement that not only changes their lives but reveals something i never knew about american history. >> my name is marty dolan. for decades,

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i reminded buddy, "you can'ttat" i'm jamie colby.strange inheritance." >> an automotivelaic >> oh, my. it really moves. >> well, it's pretty quick. >> what is it about the corvette that has captured america? >> you have lamborghinis, and you got ferraris, but the american sports car has always been the corvette. >> it's the dream that keeps a soldier going... >> do you think that helped him get through very difficult times at war? >> absolutely. >> ...the decision that vexes his heir... >> it was the most difficult thing i've ever done in my life. >> ...the ultimate for vette collectors... >> it was an urban legend that there was this impeccably original, pristinely kept 1967 corvette. >> we got three, four... >> ...and a mystery on wheels. >> something is fishy because that's not there. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird c] >> i'm jamie colby on the outskirts of chicago on my way to meet a guy whose strange inheritance takes us back to a time when american cars rule the road, america herself leads the free wor

it happened in 2015 when colby cracked into the website and replaced them with pictures of guy fox, who is associated with the hacking group anonymous. sentencing is scheduled for september. >>> also happening today, bay area high schooler works to make golf more inclusive. >> he started to a charity to pay course fees for lower income kids so they can afford to play. >> some students at my school did not have all of the economic means to play golf. and i wanted to do something about that. there's a lot of players that played like basketball and football. but there weren't that many on the golf team. i thought there may have been an economic barrier so i wanted to solve that problem. >> so the group max started called golf 4 all is holding a charity this afternoon at moffett field. we've been talking to organizers and they tell so far. >>> coming up on quts it's in the bay, a crucial ruling for detain undocumented immigrants, we'll tell you about that. contractor disputes cross the desk of our response team all the time. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has a vital piece of informa

i doubt it but it could be. >> reporter: by the time colby sat down for an interview with me yesterdaye says her connection to the shooter had become painfully clear. in what way was this case unusual? >> this case was by far the most fraught with potential for violence as anything i've ever worked on, ever. if on the first night that the police came to me, if they had asked me about my clients, i would have told them this name. instantly. >> reporter: and it was amidst that murder spree that the intended targets, who survived, began to point police towards jones. largely because his propensity to violence was no secret. >> what other ways would he threaten her? >> he injured her several times. i recall she had really good records, in fact old records. he broke her sternum. >> oh my god. >> or fractured her sternum -- >> reporter: the couple divorced in 2009 and court records show that dwight jonesee chdithss da earlier. he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. records also show that his wife, connie, sought orders of protection and psychiatric evaluations for dwight jones. the psychia

colby will be sentenced in september. this morning he's free on $50,000 bail. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at the temperatures around san francisco, from 51 in the sunset to sunny side to about 55 degrees coming through the ferry building. 54 in the financial, castro and the mission, park presidio at 53 degrees. here is a look at the western side of the bay bridge. looks clear and it is. the only thing breezes again will be pretty stout. they'll start earlier at about 9:00 this morning. if you're one of those late commuters, watch out for that. mass transit cool this morning, we'll have warm spots this afternoon. one of those is down in the south bay. 59 at 8:00, 66 at 10:00. mid 70s all the way from noon through about 6:00 at about 67 this evening. let's head into our east bay valleys. the 80s are back. you'll start to feel those around 1:00 through about 5:00. 77 at noon and 72 at 8:00 this evening. we've got the peninsula where we're going to break out of the 60s for

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i am jamie colby. and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories. paul ryan displaying indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duke speaker defies reason and decency as he did so and lining up with gowdy saying there is no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and playing toady to the open border globalist and he chose to pour syrup and he will deliver on kstreet and wall street street and insuring open borders and amnesty for illegal immigrants. >> our members are earnest and sincere and trying to understand each other's perspective and we have a big swathe of views. i believe there is a sweet spot here. >> lou: how long will the republicans put up with the lame duck and how long will the republicans put up with him. and shocking new details of f.b.i. corruption and deep state depravity and leak the details of the inspector general's report. and james comey as out of control and insubordinate. the first stallment that reveals all that is rotten in the justice department and f.b.i. lying an

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i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪ ririririririririririririririri. lou: amen, pastor. thanks for being us. good night. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome and happy weekend. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, orascom investment chairman gibb * i -- that gig sawiris is with us. reporter: the jobs report outpaced the street's expectation. topping analysts expectations of 188,000. unemployment rate ticked down to 3.8% in may. that's an 18-year low. despite the strong jobs report markets finished mixed due to fears of a pending trade war with china, the e.u., mexico and canada. italy is europe's fourth largest economy. president trump announced he'll impose tariffs on aluminum and steel on canada, mexico and europe. the president cited national security concerns as one of the reasons for the tariffs. the e.u., canada and mexico said they will respond in kind with tariffs of their own on u.s. products. federal r

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professor walter hatch joins us from colby college in waterville, maine.hanks for inviting me on, eric. i would say that the human rights record in north korea is perhaps the worst of any country in the world. it's truly atrocious. eric: any country? the worst? >> yeah. i can't think of another that has a worse human rights record. this is a country that has up to 200,000 prisoners detained at any one time in four different gulags around the country. people are executed right and left for being political dissidents or simply not being sufficiently loyal to the regime. kim jong un has had his uncle executed, he's had his own brother murdered. this is not a nice regime. eric: yeah, talk a bit about prisons. we have some pictures of those. they're called concentration camps, and there are even reports that if your grandfather defied the regime, defied kim's grandfather, three generations of a family could be imprisoned for their whole lives in these political prisons? >> that's one of the most remarkable things. it's not just individuals, but entire families

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i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ crowd cheering ] have a great weekend. good night. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to a special one-hour edition of "wall street." i'm maria bartiromo. we have got a fantastic lineup this weekend. it was a very, very big news week. in just a moment i will speak with chrysler ceo. and we'll have the latest on the historic events out of singapore's summit this week. reporter: this could be the summer of mega-mergers. after nearly two years of court drama at&t closed its acquisition of time-warner after a federal judge ruled in favor of at&t. the justice department announced it would not seek a delay of the merger. comcast made a $65 billion all cash bid. analysts expect disney to match or top the comcast bid. fears of a pending trade war caused stocks to tumble as the markets finished mixed for the week. the russians and the saudis are expected to announce their int

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. business network. good night from new york. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city. this is mb rrp "wal -- this is a bartiromo on "wall street." maria: thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. venture capital see you con alan patricof our special guest. adam shapiro standing by in the fox business newsroom with the headlines. reporter: concern over a trade war continued to ramp up. president trump threatened the european union with a 20% tariff on all auto imports into the united states. the administration is threatening the 20% tariff unless the e.u. scraps its tariff. this comes after europe imposed $3 billion in tariffs on u.s. goods in response to the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by president trump. $200 billion in chinese goods exported to the united states, if china responds against the previous tar you river on steel and he aluminum. those trade concerns helped drag fall three major indices lower. the supreme court issued a big win for brick and mortar bus

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colby became the country's top law enforcement officer but would he be able to deal responsibly with the immense political power that came with the job of the on he criticized long time f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover for wasting time on chasing down alleged communists instead of working to root out organized crime. gone too far too fast driven by his contempt for corrupt politicians amongst us. we and the department of justice have become increasingly concerned about organized crime it is become so rich and so powerful and so well entrenched that it is often become beyond the reach of law. we know that bedroll and local law enforcement officers have been most effective against narcotics auto their prostitution bank robbery kidnapping and other crimes i ask you to join mr and me in strengthening law enforcement in this country and preserving its bigger and its vitality. but kennedy underestimated hoover the f.b.i. chief knew through classified intelligence reports that kennedy wanted to have him replaced and he fought back. hoover had been collecting damaging reports on john kennedy

. >> reporter: inside, dad, colby allen, holding his 10-month-old son, boone, touching the glass handith spider-man. the masked men are from larry's window cleaning service in des moines. >> to see one of their favorite people come flying into their very room, and give them that big smile. >> reporter: captain america, jessie schwartz-vah-trauber, waving hello. on the far left, batman, john newton. the flash, jesse howard, flashing a smile. >> the way they light up once they see us, it's just awesome. >> reporter: and the parents, thankful. one last wave. the next call awaits for the window washers who are america strong. we need more >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> all of a sudden the blaze is behind our neighbor's house. it was time to go. >> finally some good news for evacuees in lake county. after four grueling days, some families get to begin to return home. and it's happening right now. good afternoon i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. larry and ama have the day off. more on the pawnee fire in just a moment. >> but first supreme court justice anthony

colby had heard the reports of voter fraud but to kill early in the city of chicago and in the state of texas and the allegations that his father joe kennedy had had business dealings with organized crime figures. john kennedy won the election by the narrowest popular vote margin in u.s. history. but his presidency are should in a new era one characterized by youth and glamour. bobby kennedy had worked tirelessly to put his brother in the white house but his behind the scenes work left him frustrated one concern was the persistent reports of voter fraud. the election victory seemed somehow hollow. the president-elect offered his brother the post of attorney general but bobby refused at first he wanted to prove himself on his own not merely as john kennedy's right hand man. in one thousand nine hundred fifty bobby had married to. a devout catholic like himself the marriage was a happy one and the couple had eleven children. but bobby kennedy had never been able to move out of his brother's shadow now his father demanded that he take the post of attorney general. bobby finally agreed e

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, diplomatic drama as the united states and north korea making a last ditch effort to save the singapore summit. secretary of state pompeo warning that kim jong-un must make major concessions if we wants to sit down with kim jong-un. and president trump keeping promises and putting american workers to work. and did i mention the kohl brshths. the administration set to slap tariffs. high stakes meetings between the united states and north korea. and secretary of state pompeo meeting in new york city with kim yonc chul. secretary pompeo calling the talks successful but stressing that the north koreans will need to make more concessions. kim yong chul, he am meet with president trump and hand deliver a message from kim jong-un. joining us tonight. senior analyst general jack keane. we seem to be watching a summit take shape here. your thoughts about the progress that is made and what must be done to

clinton for weeks the president has suggested the findings will vindicate him and his decision to fire colby and prove the f.b.i. is out to get him in it the justice department argues some employees showed a clear bias against the campaign one employee peter struck even texting he'd like to stop trump the conduct by these employees cast a cloud over the entire investigation the i.g. report causes a great deal of concern and i think points out the political bias that the president's been talking about but the report also concludes we did not find documentary or testimonial evidence that improper considerations including political bias directly affected the specific investigative decisions the current f.b.i. director argues the employees named in the report have been removed from any investigation involving the president. and may face disciplinary action nothing in this report impugns the integrity of our workforce as a whole or the f.b.i. as an institution calmly reacted to the report calling it reasonable even if he disagrees with some of its findings and as the russia investigation continue

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. help! get me out! i'm stuck. all watch you have aa great weekend. >>> good sunday morning, thank you for joining us. the count-down is on for the historic summit. four days the watchdog will release a highly anticipating report of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. >>> we have a message about fairness to one of us. president trump and kim jong-un are on the ground in sing pour. this is -- we'll have senator lindsey graham joining us. >>> they will also look at how they handled the investigation in 2016 and hearing aid to capitol hill to explain them. bob will be one oa of the firsto question it and he will be with me fst. >>> also the meeting with the g 7 summit ends on concerning terms. >> we are looking ahearing aid right now on sunday morning future. >>> the count-down is on before the president will meet with kim jong-un. we showed you the pictures. they are set to meet in person on tuesday. the senate armed services and budget committee.

. >> reporter: dad colby allen, holding his 10-month-old son, boone, touching the glass, hand-to-hander-man. the masked men are from larry's window cleaning service in des moines. >> to see one of their favorite people come flying into their very room, and give them that big smile. >> reporter: captain america, jessie schwartz-vah-trauber, waving hello. on the far left, that's batman, john newton. the flash, jesse howard, flashing a smile. >> the way they light up once they see us, it's just awesome. >> reporter: and the parents, tonight, thankful. one last wave. the next call awaits for the window washers who are america strong. we need more superheroes. we'll see you tomorr >>> breaking news, several people injured including two children in a san francisco accident involving a pedi cab. >>> word from washington gives the city of concord a reprieve. >>> i am michael finney, "7 on your side" is helping out with the evacuation. we will talk about that coming up. >>> and that breaking news is in san francisco where five people including two children have been injured in a hit and run cr

the investigation of russian meddling in the trying to sixteen election in a tweet president from colby decision tough and i'm sad to go he reports in washington. paul metaphor begin his day a free man and ended it in handcuffs my man the judge had told him he could stay under house arrest until his trial but then the government accused metaphor of trying to tamper with two witnesses and alter their testimony the judge said metaphor it was treating his trial like a marketing campaign abused her trust undermined the credibility of the court so she said he'll stay in a jail cell until his trial here in september metaphor's expression didn't change when he heard the news he simply stood up and started to walk towards the door turning around just once to wave goodbye to his family before the verdict u.s. president donald trump once again tried to distance himself he worked for me what for forty nine days or something a very short period of time that is not true. man a fort actually worked for the charm campaign for almost five months at one point he ran it manna for it was clearly going to

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m i'jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."' and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ people, here is -- thank you at home, here is lou. lou: good evening, our top story, justice anthony kennedy is retiring. giving president trump a historic opportunity to further shape the u.s. supreme court. decision capping off a week where high daughte court upheldl band and deliver left a defeat on abortion and a defeat on the political weaponization of union dues. >> in our country the selection of a justice of theu u.s. ruses suprem unitedstates is considere move important things. lou: we take it up, allen of harvard law. and roh, nos suffering a defeat on the hill. we'll talk about what it means for the future of the republican party and the nation with kimberly guilfoyle, and the dean himself ed rollins, president trump has plenty the supreme court. midterms and beyond. he is true to speak an hour from now at a campaign rally in fargo, north dakota, we'll bring his remarks live on a special edition of "lou dobbs tonight." top story

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." ♪ elections. charles: here's lou.ou: our top stories, president trump says he'll announce his supreme court justice nomination in just 11 days. the president vowing to make a conservative choice, a person who will protect and uphold the constitution and american values. we'll be taking up the possible choices tonight. jonathan turley joining us. also, peter strzok, the rogue fbi agent who plotted to quote stop president trump's presidential campaign claims congressional republicans are out to get him. congressman ron desantis is with us tonight. we'll talk about the outrageous claims of the left state. and the latest battle cry calls for abolishment of immigration enforcement and i.c.e. to leave our borders open to ms-13, the drug cartels in mexico'. the president moving to announce the choice to replace justice kennedy. president trump announced emannounce his choice on july 9. the president to make this decision in only 11 days. he plans too make it announcement at the bed minister, new jersey, golf club. they inclu

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. s appreciate it. here's lou dobbs. keep it here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump showing poise, compassion and strength on the world stage. warmly welcoming japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house ahead of the high stakes g7 meeting in canada and the sig singapore summit with kim jong-un. >> a lot of good factors lined up for north korea, giving it tremendous potential. it has tremendous potential because the people are great and we would certainly like to see normalization. lou: president trump insisting on denuclearization of north korea and tough tariffs for the european union, canada, mexico and cha that china. we take up the america first agenda tonight with wilbur ross. speaker paul ryan more than sold out. she shamelessly politically corrupt, public cli urging the rhinos and dems to dump their. tition to join together, hold hands and allow him to declare he's come up with a