albertina carlson left a life in sweden for a final chapter in the united states, settling here in ohioa year before she died albertina was admitted to the athens asylum for the insane but 75 years after she was laid to rest beneath a numbered head stone a genealogist more than 2,000 miles away is making sure she's not forgotten. he happens to be albertina's distant cousin. he missed the ceremony, he no longer flies. so "america tonight" showed him the footage. >> to see the stone there her name there the stone going in her getting her identity, dignity back, definitely. that was probably next to actually being there, the only thing better than that. >> reilly is helping the lockharts research who's buried underneath these unmarked graves, some 1900 of them, each representing a patient of the asylum. activists here hope to eventually place a named head stone as every grave just as they did with albertina, no longer simply plot number 662. >> now we have cause of death. >> duck mccade is the curator of manuscripts. >> for what reasons were people committed to this asylum? >> down stroam

. >> bruce carlson: i wish it could talk... >> whitaker: bruce carlson, born in michigan, has been restoringhem apart to fix them. >> carlson: once we're all the way around, then we can slip the table off. >> whitaker: he did this to a stradivarius that literally had fallen apart in a violinist's hands. what is that like to pry open a violin made by stradivari? i'd be scared to death to try to open that thing. >> carlson: it may be something like a surgeon, you know, when he... when he's operating, can't think about... too much about the human side of things as... as to just getting on with the business and doing it. >> whitaker: bruce carlson learned his craft at this school in cremona. students from all over the world come here to learn to make violins in the way of the old masters. chris kurz dropped out of penn state to study here. it took him a year to make his first instrument. what can you get in cremona that you couldn't get, say, if you studied at penn state or went to new york? >> chris kurz: i mean, like, i can walk down the street, and walk by three or four shops on my way to get

i'm gretchen carlson. we're here to bring you the real story today. the house approving that $1 trillion spending bill with the clock technicaling down to a midnight dead looirn, but passage was no sure thing. bill passed by just 13 votes. now the democrats may have some catching up to do because many of them are none too happy. nancy pelosi condemning the bill as a sell-out to corporate interests. as that party fights, the budget battle moves on now to the senate where a vote could take place any minute now. >> reporter: harry reid is pushing to get it done today. earlier senator reid expressed support for the bipartisan compromise. >> legislation is the art of compromise. any chief executive who has to work with any legislature, as presidents of the united states do, they don't get what they want. legislation is a compromise, and heats what this legislation is. >> reid called it far from perfect but said it is superior to a three-month government extension. >> one explains that these dlarsz 1 trillion bills are rushed through at the end, and a burnl

hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. hope odd great weekend. we are here to bring you the real story today. mayor bill de blasio trying to rebuild trust now with new york's police force and the community, addressing the police charity luncheon after those two officers were gunned down in broad daylight simply for wearing the badge. officer raphael ramos and lui shot to death execution style as they sat in their cruiser in brooklyn, new york. the shooter took his own life moments later. he made anti-police threats on social immediate yeah, the attack putting you the rocky relationship between the mayor and the police under the microscope now a few minutes ago at a police luncheon, officers giving commissioner bill bratton a standing ovation. >> commissioner bill bratton. [ cheers and applause ] >> earlier in the day the commissioner conceded that the mayor has lost at trust of many of the nypd rank and file. david miller live in brooklyn at the scene of the attack of those two police officers. david a lot happening right now. we just heard bill

i'm gretchen carlson. we're here to bring you the real story today.roving that $1 trillion spending bill with the clock technicaling down to a midnight dead looirn, but passage was no sure thing. bill passed by just 13 votes. now the democrats may have some catching up to do because many of them are none too happy. nancy pelosi condemning the bill as a sell-out to corporate interests. as that party fights, the budget

i'm gretchen carlson. we're here to give you the real story. after pressures even from the president who said the entertainment company made a mistake to not show the movie, the alamo theater chain in texas tweeting, "sony has authorized screenings of "the interview" christmas day. we are making shows available about an the hour. adam housely has the breaking details right now. adam. >> they hacked into tony -- personal information on the web as well. that resulted in theaters being threatened. the president getting involved. ultimately, the christmas day planned release of the interview being pulled by sony, but now the backlash has resulted in what you might call the comeback. the studio which recently said there were no further release plans for the film. they now say the movie in which the -- the statement from sony says in part "while we hope this is only the first tip step of the also, a theater in pittsburgh. sony says that they do expect to have more theaters as well. they don't give us an exact nu

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i'm, gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you the real story today. so, today's oval office meeting follies week of at times violent protests, as you know, in ferguson. today, demonstrations in washington as well. people taking to the streets, angry at a grand jury's decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in that fatal shooting of teenager, michael brown. peter doescy live for us today at the white house. so, peter, what else are we learning about today's meeting behind closed doors that's happening right now? >> gretchen, we are learning that the whole point of today's series of meetings about ferguson are to get the police and the public on the same page. the administration feels there is just too much tension between the two groups right now so that is why they have invited all concerned parties here for these meetings, from young civil rights leaders to law enforcement officials and in the last few minutes, the white house explained that they don't think today is just about ferguson. they view it more about race relations in general.

i'm, gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you the real story today.o, today's oval office meeting follies week of at times violent protests, as you know, in ferguson. today, demonstrations in washington as well. people taking to the streets, angry at a grand jury's decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in that fatal shooting of

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i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you the real story today.er cia directors george tenet, porter goss and michael hayden pushing back against a senate intelligence committee's conclusionses in a wall street journal op ed. the bottom line? the program did save lives. here

i am gretchen carlson. breaking news out of detroit.ower out age is creating hafoc in the heartland. we'll bring you the latest. and a startling new report on the affects of football and on kid's brains even if they don't suffer a concussion. how does that affect kids and grandkids who play soccer. just how dangerous is that? and meet real people making a real difference and helping veterans and amputees. they will help change lives forever. you will meet them in the top of the hour. >> new car sales are soaring now. and that is good news for automakers. chrysler is the big winner in the month of november and sales rising 20 percent. and general motors up 26 percent. and ford down a tad. and aefrmg new car loan is 28000. for used 18000. and so what is going on? joining us is cheryl. >> we got to the point we couldn't drive our old cars anymore. >> no kidding, low interest rates on autoloans. there is three big things to the story. first is interest rates four percent on a new car. and used cars 4.9 percent and low gas lone prices and co

marcus carlson joins us on said. business news begins now. the markets are jittery after the news that greece is headed towards early elections. another round of market turmoil in greece. the main stock market index in athens closed 4% down this monday. the greek government failed to push a potential candidate through parliament. the vote is due to take place on the 26th of january. it has pledged to end austerity and to renegotiate the terms of the imf and eu funded bailout. we take a closer look at why investors are so worried. >> a party's leader just turned 40. it could shake up the countries political and economic future in 2015. his party could win the majority of government with a campaign based on renegotiating the terms of greece's bailout plan. the party is garnering popularity by offering voters a break from tough austerity. >> the vast majority of the people determined to end the policy of the bailout agreements and austerity. lawmakers can do nothing else than to respond to their duty to keep in line with the will of the people.

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i'm gretchen carlson, and we're here to give you the real story today on that and so much more. the brother and son of two former presidents stirring things up ahead of 2016 after publishing this post on his facebook page. i have decided actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united states. chief political correspondent carl cameron life with all the details. what does this mean for the race and the message that it sent out because it was kind of like sort of kind of thinking about running for president. >> first, he said before the end of this year, which he has not done, but in the last month or so he has been suggesting that it might have spilled into next year, which it obviously has want. he formed an exploratory committee. you mentioned his post on facebook. hanukkah good wishes. it went on to say quite a bit. you talked about the fact that he had been having deep discussions with his family about it, and he writes, "as a result of these conversations, meaning with his family and advisors, and thoughtful about the strong leadership i think america

hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. hope odd great weekend. bring you the real story today. mayor bill de blasio trying to rebuild trust now with new york's police force and the community, addressing the police charity luncheon after those two officers were gunned down in broad daylight simply for wearing the badge. officer raphael ramos and lui shot to death execution style as they sat in their cruiser in brooklyn, new york. the shooter took his own life moments later. he made anti-police threats on social immediate yeah, the attack putting you the rocky relationship between the mayor and the police under the microscope now a f

, i'm gretchen carlson, here to bring you the real story today you just heard from police in sydney,tralia, giving some new details about the gunman taking over a busy cafe early monday morning in australia's biggest city and forcing hostages to raise a muslim flag from the windows. two hostages and the gunman killed in that terror attack out of some 17 hostages captive for the duration of the standoff. no explosive devices found at the scene. police say the iriranian-born man was a self-proclaimed sheik on their radar some time and this is an isolated incident,s standoff coming to a spectacular violent end 16 hours after it began.

tweet me@gretchen carlson. use the _#the real story. my facebook page as well and post something there, and we'll he read your comments coming up. ♪ i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> welcome back to the real story. struck last week in houston. now he discovers this photo posted on an islamic militant group's twitter feed. that's his ford truck with his company's logo on the side turned into an anti-aircraft weapon on the frontlines of syria's civil war. the man's son said his dad had no idea something like this could ever happen. >>> let's talk politics, shall we? potential 2016 presidential contenders weighing in on president obama's surprise announcement th

to play the sport he loves and meet players like caps captain alex ovechkin and defense nan john carlson. >> to be an -- defenseman john carlson. >> reporter: even up if events like the winter classic couldn't -- fun events like the winter classic couldn't happen without the sacrifice of military men and women. >> the hardest part was leaving the people in my unit when i was over in iraq. the best thing about my service was raising up my right hand and taking the oath to defend the country and put the uniform on. >> reporter: michael kahne and miroslav kashmir and many other usa warriors will play right out here on the ice to my left on friday afternoon. they're hoping for a competitive game and a lot of fun and a win. tomorrow they hope the caps beat the blackhawks and there is a prediction from mike kahne of a 5-2 win. >>> today outgoing maryland governor martin o'malley commuted the capital sentences of the last four death row inmates. the prisoners will now serve life behind bars. the state's general assembly abolished the death penalty two years ago. family, friends and police are d

. >>> i'm heather in for gretchen carlson.ing up on "the real story" who clues do these pieces of luggage hold in the airasia plane crash and the latest on the search for the block box. plus will republican john boehner still be speaker of the house next year? there are few in his own party who want to give him the boot. we'll tell you about that. >>> and was north korea really behind that sony hack attack? there are some in the cyber community who are disputing that claiming it may have been an inside job. all that and more at the top of the hour. >>> here is an atm robbery gone wrong. it might convince one bank robber to try another profession chx. the masked suspect apparently lights the fuse of a small explosive and boom the thing goes off in his face there as you can see throwing him back onto the sidewalk. the explosion caused a fair amount of damage. the robber though did manage to get up and run off into the night. get this, it all happened in the australian town of darwin. if you know anything about the darwin awards

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome today to "the real story." house lawmakers are getting back to work today. president obama's act on immigration, top of the docket. the judiciary committee holding a hearing that's happening right now, as you can see on your screen. earlier today secretary jay january son defending the president's move on immigration to the homeland security committee. >> the reality is that for decades presidents have used executive authority to enhance immigration policy. president obama views these actions as a first step toward the reform of the system and continues to count on congress for the more comprehensive reform that only changes in law can provide. >> but house speaker john boehner squashing that notion completely. >> this is a serious breach of our constitution. it's a serious threat to our system of government. frankly, we have limited options and limited abilities to deal with it directly. >>> karl rove was the white house chief of staff under george w. bush, and he is also a fox news contributor. all right. wha

tweet me@gretchen carlson. use the _#the real story.might read your comments coming up at the end of the show. mhere's our new trainer! ensure active heart health. heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. avo: new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart and body, so you stay active and strong. ensure. take life in. >>> welcome back to the real story. brand new numbers just released on the reported cases of sexual assaults in the military. national security correspondent jennifer griffin live for us at the pentagon with all the details. jennifer, what does the new pentagon report on sexual assault show? sfroo well,, gretchen, just minutes ago the pentagon released its sexual assault prevention and response report. a year ago the president ordered a review. the report concluded there were nearly 6,000 victims of

tweet me@gretchen carlson and use the _#the real story. you can go to my facebook page as well, and you got to love this song. ♪ i hate to go i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> welcome back to the real story. the duke and duchess of cambridge rounding out their schedule. they've seen some of the big apple's most sfams sights on their last day here. this morning they paid their respect at the 9/11 memorial before being whisked away to other events. jonathan hunt joins me here in the studio. swron than, what did they make of the memorial and all the other things they saw in new york. >> in terms of the 9/11 memorial, they actually seemed extremely moved. they arriv

i'm gretchen carlson. here's shep. >> we're following reaction in the eric garner case in new york city, the staten island police officer killed -- who killed with a choke hold. he's the man that a police officer killed with a choke hold during an arrest over the summer in the city. minutes ago, we found out that a grand jury is offering no bill. in other words, he will not be indicted in this case. the officer. so what will happen here in new york city on this cold and wet day? plus, if the enemy of my friend is my friend, does that mean we're now besties with iran? new reports that the iranian air force is hitting isis targets on the ground, which kind of

my friend and, of course, mark carlson, my very old -- well, a young person. [ laughter ] >> john fearyas at the house last night for our "hardball" party. thank you, all. we'll be right back. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. i'm just looking over the company bills.up? is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. hank stuver, the washington post today put him up there with mark twain and will rogers, i can do no better than that, anyone? satire closes on saturday night meaning a good show lasts no more than a week. well, steven colbert lasted almost 500 weeks. nine years he's been on the air playing that stubborn, uninformed right winger who is so un

without any other questions then i will take public comments in the order that i have which is barbara carlson. would you like to make any comments? this is a two minute general public comment. and then for laura kumack to follow and candace from cpac and sandy blackman after that and monica walters and rosy kennedy if you would follow monica. okay. go ahead. >> thank you very much for all your work commissioner yee and other members of the board of supervisors here, and others who are not present today. we look forward to working with the cac and continue doing the good work of the office so thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors . laura from [inaudible] san francisco. i am glad we're at this point and moving ahead and i look forward to the strategic planning process. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. candace wong from the child care advisory planning council. i think you summarized it commissioner yee and thanked everyone else but i want it to thank you for your leadership and pulling the folks together and the mayor's office and all members of the board of supervisor

. >> another strike, and that wraps up the business news with marcus carlson. thank very much. stay tuned. we have led news coming up. >> hello, and welcome to web news. with our pick of the stories making headlines. coming up, tunisian web users call for the release of a blogger. and a death defying flight. a tunisian blogger was arrested by authorities at tunis airport on to serve six after being sentenced in absentia to three years in prison for defaming army officers. largely due to his involvement in the january 20 revolution. he has remained extremely active online ever since. online campaigning for his release is now well under way. supporters have taken to twitter, voicing outrage and challenging the tunisian army for bring the charges against him. many say people should have the right to criticize the country's security forces regardless of their beliefs and that this case undermines freedom of speech. other web users are slamming the fact case was brought before a military court and not a civilian one. although not everyone shares his beliefs, they feel he was treated

doocy told the blond haired guy who is steve doocy and the blond haired girl who is not gretchen carlson, america already has a trusted place for those services, jim? >> he was talking about planned parenthood being this great provider where women can get blood pressure checks and pap smears and breast -- >> which you can get at walgreen's. >> exactly right. >> stephen: exactly. you can get a pap smear or a breast exam at walgreen's. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: i'm pretty sur sure-- i'm pretty sure they're between the swiffer refills and the cat litter. ladies just look for the stirrup. (laughter) >> stephen: i know walgreens is where i go for all my medical needs. just last week i got my annual colonoscopy at the photo center. (laughter) i sqal owed a waterproof disposable camera. and a bag boy punched me in the gut to make the shutter go off. (applause) (cheers and applause) hung out in the coffee aisle until it passed and an hour later got a clean bill of health-- (laughter) and an hour later got a clean bill of health and a free set of doubles for my family. by the way-- by the

i'm tucker carlson in tonight for sean.ess conference came just days after sony decided to pull the plug on the release of "the interview," that followed north korea's cyber attack on the company and after the white house announced its intentions to normalize relations with the castro regime in cuba. standing by at the white house to explain more is fox news's own ed henry. how was it today? >> tucker, good evening. i thought tfts interesting the president had this sort of threat of retaliation against north korea but wouldn't really spell it t,

my friend and, of course, mark carlson, my very old -- well, a young person. [ laughter ] >> john feary at the house last night for our "hardball" party. thank you, all. we'll be right back. you can get out of the c-max hybrid. it's about how much life you can fit into it. ♪ the ford c-max hybrid. with an epa-estimated range of 540 miles on a tank of gas. and all the room you need to enjoy the trip. go stretch out. go further. hank stuver, the washington post today put him up there with mark twain and will rogers, i can do no better than that, anyone? satire closes on saturday night meaning a good show lasts no more than a week. well, steven colbert lasted almost 500 weeks. nine years he's been on the air playing that stubborn, uninformed right winger who is so uninformed he helps the rest of us get it right. i remember him being truly mean in a business of killing audiences where saying you had a good night in comedy. he made us happy, always happy. the dunce hef was playing was s hilariously out of it. i thank mr. colbert for being so good, so good foe us, so good if i'm not being too

country inn and suites and the carlson family foundation teamed up with us on our christmas tour.ve been leaving the tree in every city at someplace. we've left them in women's shelters and homeless shelters and rescue missions, just children's hospitals, different places. it's been such a great thing. i really appreciate country inn and suites and carlson family foundation for chip not guilty this year and doing that. it's been a lot of fun. >> absolutely. i understand you have a show tonight. where is it? >> here at the theater of performing arts in nashville. >> of all the music, and we're big fans of yours. you've been on our summer concert series. >> you guys like him. >> you've been performing for years for us. what is different about singing christmas music than just a regular trace adkins stuff? >> it's not nasty. >> it's hard to sneak in, i'm drinking beer or something in that. >> you're on your best behavior. >> yeah. it's not a whole lot of that in there. none of that. >> do you have a favorite, trace? >> you know, a couple of my favorites are everybody else's favorites

him if to carlson first nhl goal for the 24-year-old. game over time less than a minute in. kessler with game wish. 3-2 anaheim the final. loses second i'm in 11 games. >> still to co-jim harbaugh asked about the future with the 49ers. and future hall of famer manning with t female announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies! thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa! and thank you for donating money. announcer: your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent, anyone can help a foster child. thank you! thank you! ¡gracias por su ayuda! [baby cooing] thank you. (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> by this time next week pretty good chance jim

him if to carlson first nhl goal for the 24-year-old. game over time less than a minute in.sler with game wish. 3-2 anaheim the final. loses second i'm in 11 games. >> still to co-jim harbaugh asked about the future with the 49ers. and future hall of famer manning with the bengals >> by this time next week pretty good chance jim harbaugh will no longerer be the 49er head coach. jay is reporting the club won't take long to cut tie with harbaugh saying would he meet with management from 24 to 48 hours after the season finale. at today news conference harbaugh tryed to down my the rumors. >> jay glazeer go back and ask his source what that for more clarification. but i haven't participated i don't intend to now. thinks a good 12 months of this kind of thing so no reason to start, start now. what will happen will happen. what won't happen won't happen and i'll work at the pleasure of the organization and let them have the floor on. that. >> monday night football the bengals needed to beat the broncos during play off spot. dalton came through in prime time with pair of touch down

without any other questions then i will take public comments in the order that i have which is barbara carlson. would you like to make any comments? this is a two minute general public comment. and then for laura kumack to follow and candace from cpac and sandy blackman after that and monica walters and rosy kennedy if you would follow monica. okay. go ahead. >> thank you very much for all your work commissioner yee and other members of the board of supervisors here, and others who are not present today. we look forward to working with the cac and continue doing the good work of the office so thank you. >> thank you.

next "red eye" return appearances from tucker tucker carlson and john devore. >> e block.st story. >> this hue is going to be huge. they have chosen the color of marsalla as the top color of 20 20 -- 2015. it can account in heavy fashion and consumer packaging. a spokesperson called it hardy, robust, satisfying and filling. previous colors are radiant orchid and tangerine tango which is also the name of greg's last assistant. haven't seen him in months. jim, you said if we didn't do the story you would can sell on us. >> i said you have to make it white. i don't know what to say. i didn't know they voted on a color of the year. that's silly. it is not a bad color. probably lovely for a rug. >> go on. >> a couple of government subsidized pillows. >> if you spill wine on the rug you can't even tell. >> i was going to say, looks like milk. >> i was going say you are wearing the marsala dresses because you can hide the wine. >> i do get sloppy. i love wine, but i don't love the color. it is a little too earthy for me. i prefer gem stone because i feel i pop in them. however, w

him if to carlson first nhl goal for the 24-year-old. game over time less than a minute in. kessler with game wish. 3-2 anaheim the final. loses second i'm in 11 games. >> still to co-jim harbaugh asked about the future with the 49ers. and future hall of famer manning wi >> by this time next week pretty good chance jim harbaugh will no longerer be the 49er head coach. jay is reporting the club won't take long to cut tie with harbaugh saying would he meet with management from 24 to 48 hours after the season finale. at today news conference harbaugh tryed to down my the rumors. >> jay glazeer go back and ask his source what that for more clarification. but i haven't participated i don't intend to now. thinks a good 12 months of this kind of thing so no reason to start, start now. what will happen will happen. what won't happen won't happen and i'll work at the pleasure of the organization and let them have the floor on. that. >> monday night football the bengals needed to beat the broncos during play off spot. dalton came through in prime time with pair of touch down with 17-1

i'm tucker carlson in tonight for sean.cided to pull the plug on the release of "the interview," that followed north korea's cyber attack on the company and after the white house announced its intentions to normalize relations with the castro regime in cuba. standing by at the white house to explain more is fox news's own ed henry. how was it today? >> tucker, good evening. i thought tfts interesting the president had this sort of threat of retaliation against north korea but wouldn't really spell it out, woun'

tucker carlson, how are you? good morning. the president also said there is no credible evidence of a serious threat to theaters. where are you on this? >> we didn't lose a cyber war. we lost a war of will, principle and courage. hollywood caved to a fascist dictator. everybody who faces unpopular opinions faces theoretically threats. the question is are you going to cave to them or not? not just at the last minute. but at the beginning of the process sony executives were pressuring filmmakers to tone down their treatment of kim jong-un because it displeased north korea. they are taking orders from the fascist government of north korea. bill: mitt romney said sony picture don't cave. he suggests do it globally. ask viewers for a $5 contribution to fight the ebola. >> the politics of asia play into this. sony is a japanese company. it would make it difficult for japan to figure out the whereabouts of its citizens kidnapped by north korea in the 70s. the question is is this a blow to the moral credibility of the united states, i

i'm gretchen carlson, and we're here to bring you the real story on that and much more today.ry vote getting underway. it's happening right now. the republican-led house

i'm gretchen carlson, and we're here to give you the real story today on that and so much more.d son of two former presidents stirring things up ahead of 2016 after publishing this post on his facebook page. i have decided actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united states. chief political correspondent carl cameron life with all the details. what does this mean for the race

i'm heather chillders in for gretchen carlson. >>> a police officer accused of using excessive forcekehold that lead to the death of eric garner setting off a second night of protests across the country.

lord we offer this little spot of ground as a final resting place as a testimonial that albertina carlson worked among us. >> lives hidden away now finally remembered. >> you know how they say that everybody has a purpose in life? well, at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> we were starving just looking for a way to succeed. >> the first time that i seen rock cocaine was 1980. >> the murder rate was sky-high. >> south of the ten freeway was kind of a no-man's land. >> he said, "ya know, we're selling it to the blacks, you go into these neighborhoods, there's no cops, you can sell to who every you want and when they start killing each other no body cares. >> i was going through like a million dollars worth of drugs just about every day. >> that's like gold! we can make a fortune. >> he was maybe the biggest guy in la. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator. i think we're into something that's bigger than us, something we really can't deal with. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> she could prove what she was