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eisenhower out of abilene, carlson from concordia, kansas. he had a lot of depth and character, and he did things for love of country. bob dole has been a big influence, is a close friend. he still regularly calls, you know, every couple of weeks, and just chats, once to know what is going on. -- wants to know what is going on. and bob is 91, 92 now. but great mind. helped me in my reelect a lot. and i think just the nature of eisenhower, who represents that quintessential kansas nature, is a guy that when faced with a big task, he does not care who gets the credit because we are all going to pull together and get this done, which is a lot of kansas character, ok, we have got something we are going to do here. who cares who gets the glory for this? we have got to get together and pull this out. those influence me and have shaped me, and i think have shaped the state. >> when you mentioned eisenhower, and of course bob dole ran for president, campaign 2016 is right around the corner. if the road to the white house comes through kansas, what is

hi i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. >>> houston at a standstill after being hit with nearly a foot of rain overnight. flash flooding washing away cars entire homes. this afternoon rescue crews continuing to work around the clock to reach those who are still stranded. joining me from our affiliate in houston, greg it sounds like the water could be starting to recede? >> reporter: yeah. it's going down. it's like the old stevie ray vaughn song it's flooding down in texas. it hit us hard last night and receded as quickly. talking about a foot. 11 inches hit most of houston hard. we are in the mire land area where most folks woke up to three, four feet of water in their living rooms. they had seen anything like this since tropical storm allison. it filled the city's bayous. checked it to historic levels and that backed up a bunch of this water. that sent out the quick water rescue teams. we had some here in meyerland. we saw one come come out with her infant and she was carrying all her br

ben carlson soy candidato a la presidencia... que es bueno que haya tantos candidatos. >> pienso que el partido republicano puede salir fortalecido de tener hasta 14 candidatos que estÉn interesados pero que todos traigan una base diferente, la diversidad es parte de ello. fernando: una mujer, un afroamericano y dos hispanos el campo de precandidaturas republicanas a la casa blanca se ve mÁs diverso. analistas demÓcratas dicen que caras nuevas no se traducen en un nuevo mensaje. >> hay un cambio de caras pero no hay un cambio de polÍticas republicanas, siguen siendo las mismas para los trabajadores, en contra de los homosexuales, para los anti migrantes. fernando: el ex gobernador de arkansas se sumarÍa esta semana a la lista de candidatos republicanos que ya incluya a marcos rubio entre otros. julio: se busca preservar la cultura de los indÍgenas a travÉs de un programa especial en las escuelas pÚblicas de puerto rico. repÚblica dominicana los residentes no saben quÉ hacer ante la escasez de agua y la lentitud de las autoridades

gretchen carlson and this is "the real story." rescue crews pulling dozens of people from fladood waters. a hovercraft reaching one woman stranded on the roof of her car before it sunk for good. forecasters say the worst may not be over. flood watches and warnings up in six states covering a huge chunk of the central and southern plains. will carr is live for us in houston. let's talk about dallas north of houston. they are coping with seven inches of rain. >> reporter: that's right. they are just getting pounded by storms. seven inches of rain in a few short hours. authorities got calls for water rescues and flash floods pushing cars down streets. they washed out roads, surrounded homes and apartments. listen to one dallas resident. >> it was covering those signs there. i knew it was going to get bad. we started knocking on every doors. still was pushing through the sandbags. sandbags were going with the water. >> how many people are still missing, will? >> reporter: still a number of people to our west about three hours west of

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." the mayor of philly will address the derailment accident. we'll go live when that begins. >>> rescue crews are still surveying all that wreckage as survivors begin to describe the chaos of the crash. >> some people are looking for exits, other people were asking for help. somebody popped the window at the top and we were able to climb out. i helped a woman. somebody helped me up. we were all exchanging trying to get out of there. >> those were the lucky ones. the crash tearing all seven flying off the tracks two left standing upright. one nearly flipping totally upside down. investigators now also analyzing the data recorders for clues about what went so wrong. peter doocy live for us in philadelphia. >> reporter: these commuter train tracks have speed limits. the speed limit on the rails behind me is 50 miles per hour. the latest information we have from data that the "wall street journal" gathered is that train number 188 that derailed was traveling twice that fast going up to 100 m

carlton tucker and his friend coupler carlson wonderful guys. i think men should grow more. when you sigh a unibrow. men wear shirts in public. >> no means yes and yes means no. that's what the caption is saying. let men wear flip-flops. no one wants to see their feet. one four and two at the beach. if the answer is no men's feet are horrible full of regret and shame. >> men need to pull it together. >> when men pull it together and this is the time they clean the first time a lead comes to their place they will then take a few hours to do the year's worth of kleining. >> you are a fan of the metro sexual. messy men must drive you nuts. >> she has been reformed. maybe not a real man. if a man is getting hair care products he has mommy issues. do to the engage. >> boys, keep them messy. we are not done with chores. a florida couple has been arrested for using drugs as a bargaining school to get their daughters 13 and 14 to do housework and better in school. they are facing felony child abuse charges after they admitted to bribing the girls with to the. mom smoked weed on coup

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i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story."philly will address the derailment accident. we'll go live when that begins. >>> rescue crews are still surveying all that wreckage as survivors begin to describe the chaos of the crash. >> some people are looking for exits, other people were asking for help. somebody popped the window at the top and we were able to climb out. i helped a woman. somebody helped me

so item 14 announcement of closed session the mta discuss the carlson for the t line with the city attorney the board of directors took no action on is t line case with litigation no action taken and the directors for the motion to disclose or not disclose. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > i's have it we're adjourned thank you good afternoon everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting for may 19, 2015. madam clerk can you please call the roll >> supervisor avalos, present. prezpdant breed, present. campos, present. christensen, not present. cohen, present. farrell, present. kim, not present. mar, present. tang, present. wiener, present. yee, present. madam president you have a quaurm. ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of a

so item 14 announcement of closed session the mta discuss the carlson for the t line with the city attorney the board of directors took no action on is t line case with litigation no action taken and the directors for the motion to disclose or not disclose. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > i's have it we're adjourned thank you test. >> welcome to the may meeting of

so item 14 announcement of closed session the mta discuss the carlson for the t line with the city attorney the board of directors took no action on is t line case with litigation no action taken and the directors for the motion to disclose or not disclose. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > i's have it we're adjourned thank you >> president commissioner singer. commissioner chung. the second item on the agenda is the approval of minutes on april 21, 2015. there's a revised portion under the item eight with commissioner pating's additional comments. >> commissioner as the minutes are before you for approval commissioner pating already put in

we're hear to let you know if something unusual happens. 80 westbound, that crash in carlson is not a factor, they moved it off the freeway and traffic is moving well. eight 4:19 let's go to steve. >> we have a mostly cloudy pattern, looks like a cool week. our good friend john, 54 and overcast. i love this weather, hope it stays like this through october. >> no complaints from me. that may be a tall order, i understand what you're saying. a lot of cloud cover, lows drop in, rotating around. there's showers popping up over the sierra. to the north and a possibility a few could pop-up over the north bay. some of these could come in from the valley. it's a cool pattern, 10, 15 degrees below normal. looks like something we get in march or february, drops in and kicks the other out. 40s and 50s, if not for the cloud cover we would be cooler. there's a breeze around for many. 18, gusting to 40. we'll keep an eye on that. cold, but they were colder a week ago. 50s, 60s for the valley. 30 in the mountains. sierra looking for snow. it's a cool pattern. areas inland are 15, 20 degrees below no

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right >>> isis warning new attacks on american soil are going to be coming here. the threat comes as the feds investigate whether or not the terrorists had ties to the shooting at that muhammed cartoon contest in texas. isis is claiming responsibility. the first time it's owned up to an attack here at home. so far, there is no actual evidence linking the two gunmen to the terror group. chief correspondent jonathan hunt live for us in garland, texas. what do we know about this claim from isis? >> reporter: the isis claim made via its radio station. in the message on that station, they praised what they call the actions of two, quote, soldiers of the kalifate referring to the two shooters gunned down here in texas. officials say they do not have enough evidence to say whether there was any direct link and this could simply be isis acting in an opportunistic way to claim responsibility and in their view strike further fear into the heart of america. meantime offic

i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you "the real story" today. the e-mails relate to the benghazi terror attack and show mrs. clinton received information on her private server since deemed classified. the e-mails are only part of an emerging picture into really what happened on that tragic night. here is what he said. "it is also important to remember these e-mail messages are one piece of information that cannot be completely evaluated or fully understood without the total record. ed henry traveling with the clinton campaign live in hampton, new hampshire, today. what is the fallout from the release of all these new e-mails? >> reporter: this is a big deal. back in march, hillary clinton was definitive completely direct and clear that classified information did not pass through her personal server when she had that news conference at the united nations. that now turns out to not be true. what we are learning today there is at least one piece of information. obviously, there is more e-mail coming out. we'll see if there is more down the road. th

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now.athering right now in hattiesburg, mississippi. they are mourning the loss of two police officers killed in the line of duty this weekend.

i'm gretchen carlson. we're here to bring you the real story on that one and much more. >>> police now searching for clues in an apartment collection in arizona. they've been seen going in and out of one of those units examining cars and talking to neighbors. this is the scene outside the event last night in garland, texas. gunman opened fire injuring a school security guard before being killed in a violent shoot-out with police. today police praising that response saying they were on high alert given the provocative nature of that competition. >> because of the way we were set up we were able to stop those men before they were able to penetrate the area and attempt to shoot anyone else. and from that that plan was successful that we set up. >> jonathan hunt live for us in garland, texas. what have you just learned? >> reporter: well the investigation still very much under way here in garland, gretchen. behind me is the crime scene. the car in which the two shooters arrived is still there. it is surrounded

so item 14 announcement of closed session the mta discuss the carlson for the t line with the city attorney the board of directors took no action on is t line case with litigation no action taken and the directors for the motion to disclose or not disclose. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > i's have it we're adjourned thank you (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank

. >>> i'm gretchen carlson, happy friday.ws another outspoken opponent near death now from an apparent poisoning. we'll talk to brett bear about that and what new military surveillance shows china is building in those man made islands. the woman accused of killing her fiance while koyia be ingayaking has a new defense today. a anheuser-busch plant stopped canning beer. we'll tell you what they're doing instead and whether or not it affects your weekend beer run. all in "the real story" at the top of the hour. >>> update to a story we brought you yesterday. the hunt is on in mississippi for three men who viciously attacked a sheriff's deputy and attacked foiled by the deputy's faithful partner. todd frazier was ambushed after he stopped to check a parked car. during the violent struggle that ensued deputy frazier managed to push a remote control button on his belt that opened the car door to unleash his partner. the canine lucas you see him on the right of the screen. lucas is not a dog i would want to mess with and lucas took

director of the new office of early care and education and representing the office today because barbary carlson the director is iowa. we want to thaj supervisor mar for setting the stage of our presentationism we want to answer your questions today and because the office is new give you a framework of what we are irk working on and what our thinking is and respond to the questions. we are excited about the office and what san francisco can do in the field of early care and education. really our main focus is on accessible, affordable and quality fraall san francisco families, but certainly with attention to those children who need it most. like in marieas presentation on dcys, the [inaudible] included in prop c and part of the that reauthorization include assigning fundsing to the office since the beginning in [inaudible] inoffice is responsible for managing the p fund for early edand that sntd t isn't what we want to do over night. we are work on a transition with first 5 to consolidate the funds fl to the office and consolidate and align the work and the bord is just seated our citizens advis

so item 14 announcement of closed session the mta discuss the carlson for the t line with the city attorney the board of directors took no action on is t line case with litigation no action taken and the directors for the motion to disclose or not disclose. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > i's have it we're adjourned thank you >> good morning everyone theirs having so much fun with the endanger i hate to interrupt them that is great when our leaders see what's i'm surround by wonderful people and i'm truly honored to introduce a leader who is committed to primary care ms. circo the slightly of this great city and our wonderful planet a leader that building in keeping is real to make sure we keep our promises and deliver on goal a leaders building in the and in investment and economic he r a leader that demand an environmental ethnic that means all as follows benefit from our vial protection and all san franciscans benefit if a clean and healthy environment and leader that pushes us all of us to always do better and ask ourselves what more what we be could go to make this a more sustainable

jake carlson with the goal there. the terps are up 10-5, but hopkins fights back, 5 unanswered, including this one from ryan brown. the terps did not wilt. matt randall, not one, not two, but three goals including that one as the terps hold on 12-11 and now we'll face denver for the title on monday in philly where we find our kristen berset. >> maryland hopkins dates back to 1924. so it it was only fitting that the sports rivalry came down to the final minutes. a chance at another national title. >> we were fortunate enough to get the lead and we came storming back. i give our kids a lot of credit to have our boys. we knew it would be tough. it's been hard for us all year. so why change it now? it's great to be part of it. hopkins played a great game. they are a very talented team. just talking to all the alumni, it's been a long time since the last championship, so we are trying to bring that championship back down to college park. >> it's been 40 years since the maryland terrapins won a national championship. they a

. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," return appearances from tucker carlson and reg in studiothat's the last story. >> a humble brag is a humble drag. a new study shows it is worse than out right bragging. in an spear meant researchers at harvard business school had people react to three statements. a complaint a humble brag and a brag. they were asked how much they liked each person. humble braggers were found most annoying and then complainers. do you humble brag or do you just brag? >> that was fantastic. >> are you more attracted to humble braggers or complainers? >> all three are terrible. >> camera is on, perfect. that was good. >> humble brag is stupid because someone is just not -- they are trying to be coy and you just look like a jerk. >> you know what is even worse? when people on social media will post splg and then they will do # humble brag as if it makes it less annoying. >> it is annoying. you know what i hate? forced mod december tee. >> i am handsome and i can beat your dad in a foot race. own it. >> as you did earlier. he said he could beat mayweather. >> he

hi i'm gretchen carlson.me to "the real story" today. >>> houston at a standstill after being hit with nearly a foot of rain overnight. flash flooding washing away cars entire homes. this afternoon rescue crews continuing to work around the clock to reach those who are still stranded. joining me from our affiliate in houston, greg it sounds like the water could be starting to recede? >> reporter: yeah. it's going down. it's like the old stevie ray vaughn song

i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you the real story on this and much more. an inside look at the mind of the man behind the 9/11 attacks. how osama bin laden looked to spread his influence and continue running his organization around the world, includ

i'm gretchen carlson.tory" starts right >>> isis warning new attacks on american soil are going to be coming here. the threat comes as the feds investigate whether or not the terrorists had ties to

i'm gretchen carlson.e here to bring you the real story on that one and much more. >>> police now searching for clues in an apartment collection in arizona. they've been seen going in and out of one of those units examining cars and talking to neighbors. this is the scene outside the event last night in garland, texas. gunman opened fire injuring a school security guard before being killed in a violent shoot-out with police. today police praising that response saying they were on high alert given the provocative

cook,: thank you, peter and thanks to margaret carlson. are looking forward to from the capital at 2:00 p.m.. you're going to see the mayor of new york and senator elizabeth warren surrounded by actors and actresses like stevie sent me and susan sarandon to unveil a new progressive agenda that they are calling a new contract for america. peter cook will be covering that rather day on bloomberg tv. still to come, we will hear from ceoformer "huffington post" for his take on the verizon-aol merger. ♪ olivia: good morning. pending foures point $4 billion for their ad technology but what are the pads for a long content sites like covington post? we had an exclusive interview with the cofounder, up next. >> it will hundred $50 million gift to yale university and how does the multibillionaire decide who gets the fortune. olivia: access to banks to keep growing, but must banks say they don't want to get burned. olivia: good morning and welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i am olivia sterns. pimm: i am pimm fox. the big story is in bonds. they

i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you "the real story" today. the e-mails relate to the benghazi terror attack and show mrs. clinton received information on her private server since deemed classified. the e-mails are only part of an emerging picture into really what happened on that tragic night. here is what he said. "it is also important to remember these e-mail messages

. >> well, for more on that let's go to mexico city and speak to laura carlson the director of the latinrican rights security program at the center of international policy. good to have you with us. i do have a question about the over all drug war. but before we get into that explain to us why this ranch was so important for the drug cartel to take it over and for the police to try to stop them? >> well, the drug cartel by all evidence has actually been here for a while. it's territory that is the new generation cartel took over when the knights templar in micoacan were virtually decimated by government forces. i think this is a stronghold of the new generation cartel, and what really happened what we can get from the evidence and read between the lines of the official statements is that the government planned this ambush. and they probably planned it for two main reasons. aside from the fact that this cartel is a major criminal organization and the crime fighting responsibility of the government is to take out the cartel we're also looking at the fact that we're very close to elections

susan carlson has details. >> reporter: the announcement came in a video released this morning by the barack obama foundation. they said putting it on the south side will bring change to a community that means so much to the obamas. >> we can attract the world to chicago. >> i'm thrilled to put this resource in the heart of the neighborhood that means the world to me. >> reporter: key factors were economic impact, community support. personal history and transportation. still to be determined if it will be built in jackson park or washington park. the university is collaborating providing resources and infrastructure. >> here's where barack obama began as a young man working with churches and neighborhoods down on their luck. >> reporter: former adviser david axelrod told nbc news it's a big win for the city. >> they're create thousand of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity. >> reporter: the south side was chosen out of a dozen potential sites including new york and hawaii. university of hill now of chicago also put up a bid awe ufc was considered a front-runn

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news today at 4:00 5:00 6:00 and tonight at first of all i want to thank you for talking to me about carlson. mm. i really appreciate it. by the way you were right on the money. girlfriend gave him up. she's sick of dealing with him. well, the guy's a real piece of work. anyway, thanks again, friend. yeah. anytime. so when do you take off? as soon as i drop ciara off at school. you thought about what i told you about clyde weston? i have. a lot. good. don't let him make problems for you and aiden. they're not boyfriend and girlfriend anymore. mom blew it. well, thank you for seeing me on such short notice, mr. jennings. i promise i won't take too much of your time. no problem. damn it, hope, i'm not gonna do this with you.

karen carlson, for teaching me i could be anything i wanted to be and never ever give up. jen honoring her mom diana and here are a few instagrams. the classeess woman jacqueline no.s, her mom and michelle calling her mother the bravest strongest, most devoted and hard-working mom ever. brenda says her mom was the epitomy of unconditional love. and here are throw generations of moms in becky's family. thank you for being part of "the real story." happy mother's day. here's shep. >> the pentagon on alert. the united states military reports it's raising its security because of threats. this is a case at military bases across america. ahead, look inside condition bravo. >>> after freddie gray's death in baltimore the justice department agrees to investigate the city's spire police -- entire police force. >> the department of yates is opening an investigation of the batmer police force. >> ahead how this is going town fold. and reassuring news about our economy. the unemployment rate falling to a level we haven't seen in seven years. of

carlson and ramon scheduled to appear for preliminary hearing. the two are accused of shooting a and killing wilson during attempted robbery at game stop on march 5th. wilson who left behind two young sons, postumously promote today sergeant. >> former city councilman jim kenny, democratic candidate for mayor of philadelphia. >> steve keeley live at city hall with election result. steve, good morning. >> we will see jim kenny outside city hall probably first thing this morning, it is all lit up, and it looks real nice and the weather couldn't be any more perfect for jim ken toy come out here this morning and greet voters and thank voters and thank his staff. he is still knows this area real well-being a councilman here for over 20 years. now, it wasn't even close. on us politics. com. a landslide election win is defined when a winning candidate beat his opponents by at least 15%. the site as a win by 10%. the new york times political blogger nate silver defines it by at least 20%. well what's a win by over 30%. that is a major league landslide. >

tweet me @gretchen carlson hashtag the real story. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is excitingly glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. >>> newly declared gop candidate carly fiorina making her late night tv debut on the "seth myers" show and explains why her business background separates her from the gop pack and democratic front-runner hillary clinton. is america ready for someone outside the beltway? >> i think honestly there is a professional political class in this party. there are republicans who are it in and there are democrats who are in it. hillary clinton is kind of the personification of a professional political class. doesn't mean she is a bad person. she's been in politics all her life and people are tired of that. it's not the way our country was founded. yes, for the last 60 years or so we only had professional politicians. why is that a good idea? >> time to bring in our power panel. jillian melcher. co-founder of uja shea and a small bus

carlson from pennsylvania 94 years old. took out nine japanese planes between 1944 and 1945.frank gaylord jr. from california 92 scored five and a half kills in world war ii before being captured held in prison until the end of the war, then serving again in vietnam. our country owes these men and the dozens of others honored today a great debt. that is why they are receiving today, the highest honor that congress can give on behalf of all of us. >> peter, i understand there was also a separate ceremony today for an airman tell us what happened. >> 96-year-old veteran from west virginia who worked as an aircraft crew chief never knew how to get officially recognized as part of the group. he got on the computer tried to figure it out himself, and didn't have any luck. eventually senator joeman chin's office got involved. and now he has a gold medal, he couldn't be happier for or more grateful. >> my mind is going a mile a minute. i'm enjoying every minute of it. i appreciate every one that's had the minutest interest in it and i thank all of them. >> that man, sergeant john wa

i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you the real story on this and much more. an inside look at the mind of the man behind the 9/11 attacks. how osama bin laden looked to spread his influence and continue running his organization around the world, including managing how his co-conspirators held meetings in coded e-mail in case spicees were watching. his sole focus was killing americans and their representatives. catherine herridge live in washington. >> reporter: these paint the picture of the al qaeda leader laser-like on his focus of striking the united states after years in hiding. on the 19 hijackers who struck 9/11 bin laden writes they are not exceptional freaks of history but the vanguards of a nation that rose up for jihad and there are millions of their brothers eager to seek the same path. the al qaeda leader killed by the raid by u.s. navy seals comes across as a make row manager, issuing orders on the handling of the media negotiating for hostages and vetting suicide bombers. another document shows how paranoid the al qaeda leader has become after y

i'm gretchen carlson. now back over, he's back from vacation. >>> the fight to take back over ramadi. iraqi troops say they're on three sides of the city but can they force the terrorists out of there? is there anything the u.s. military could and should do to help? >>> record breaking rain in the southwest. parts of houston getting almost a foot in a matter of hours. it has been said today, houston, america's fourth largest city is underwater. fox news can confirm that is not true. parts of houston seeing flooding like never before. certainly parts of it in big trouble. but america's fourth largest city under water? can you say irresponsible? floods have forced thousands from their homes and cut them off from their communities. many are missing and more rain is on the way. >>> plus an american journalist on trial in tehran. a "washington post" reporter accused of spying inside that country and he is facing decades in prison. plus a secret hearing began today. in minutes i'll speak live with that man who i

i'm reading a book by nicholas carlson, called, marisa mayer and fight to save yahoo!.ed in it. i love it. we were all there yahoo! coming into existence of the fascinating story. can she save yahoo!? does yahoo! need saving? it was marching in tandem with alibaba. alibaba was up today. >> separate the stock price and company itself. the stock price has done extraordinarily well because assets prior to the current management team. yahoo! japan, alibaba i was involved with jerry, terry, sue, toby. we did that investment and shy has done a very good job stewarding capital from those investments made 15 years ago. liz: do you see it surviving beyond that. >> it is very difficult task to turn the company around. frankly i saw a statistic. i retired from there in 2006. the company actually has 30% less revenue than 2006. liz: i know. you see this in the book. it's a fascinating read. did you like it or hate it? >> i chose not to read it. i understand i was referenced in the book. liz: nothing bad so far. >> people said really nice things about me in the book. more importantl

i'm gretchen carlson. >>> mass surveillance in america. this sunday the government will lose its power to collect phone records from millions of americans unless the senate takes action. president obama says lawmakers need to act fast because it's a matter of public safety. but critics say it violates our right to privacy. so what actually happens if the surveillance program shuts down. >>> and two more republican candidates for president jumped into the race this week as you may know. we'll look at the political picture and see how the contenders are trying to set themselves apart. let's get to it. >>> i'm in on this friday for shepard smith. first there's word u.s. military commanders watched as islamic state savages surrounded the city of ramadi in iraq and they saw iraqi troops dropping their weapons and running. now we're hearing even though the pentagon knew what was coming the military did not order any air strikes and left the fighting to the iraqi soldiers. those claims are coming from intelligence and military sources to bloomber

. >>> thanks for being part of a busy real story today, i'm gretchen carlson, now jon scott who's in for shep. >>> just how fast was that amtrak train going? new reports that the train was doing more than 100 miles an hour when it jumped the tracks and collapsed into a heap of torn metal. now we're learning the engineer won't talk to police. ahead, you'll hear from people who were on the train when it happened. and we'll take you to the scene where crews have been hunting for clues in the wreckage. >>> word from iraq that a coalition air strike took out one of islamic state's top terrorists. what it means for the fight against isis. >>> plus the most dangerous jobs in america. from farmers to fishermen to garbage collectors new study reveals which occupations are the deadliest. that's all ahead in this hour of shepard smith reporting. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard. first today, that doomed amtrak train was going far above the speed limit when it flew off the rails at more than 100 miles an hour. that's according to to the reporting of the associated press. philadelphia's mayor say

they gave nicholas carlson access to a password protected site. it made more interesting by all the internal documents the rest of us were not able to see. >>> let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning. the markets could be under a little pressure to start the week after stocks rallied friday following a somewhat positive jobs report that could reduce some investor fears about fed interest rate hike in the near term. look for data this week on retail sales and inflation and the consumer and earnings from retailers such as macy's. on friday the dow was 267 points to 18191. as that closing from 58 to 5004. back to you. >> you heard landon say somewhat positive. some people are calling friday's report a goldilocks jobs number. the data showed we returned to the days of 200,000 plus jobs added per month. so that's the good news. but landon points out the number not too high. not high enough to cause the fed to raise rates more quickly than hey already manned so that number is just right. 5.4% une

joining me to discuss is nicholas carlson, author of "marissa mayer and the fight to save yahoo!"with the brain drain? >> i was asking an executive why they were leaving. he said the idea a started executive or cofounder wants to stay at a company is crazy. they are stuck at a big company. after a few years, they go and start new companies. alix: is it the same for google or facebook? >> there is attrition out of those companies. but they are able to hang onto them better. definitely facebook. it has more momentum, a fun place to be. alix: is it a yahoo! or marissa mayer program -- problem? >> i think she is a hard-working executive who walked into a difficult situation. yahoo! has a desktop-web business. basically, it is web e-mail declining quickly. she walked into that and has not been able to reverse it. be does not mean she is not a genius. it is a hard situation. alix: what is the culture at yahoo! when you come in as a small startup in terms of fostering a career? >> some of them are doing really well. jeff bonfort is now running yahoo! e-mail and the new search app they ar

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the disappearance of venus stewart, the mother of two was the first big story that reporter dani carlson's affiliate in western michigan, wood tv. >> left her purse, left her phone, left all her identification, left everything. >> reporter: venus' father larry mccomb made the 911 call that morning. >> the vehicle that is here, her kids are here and she is gone. >> okay. have you tried calling her or anything? >> yeah, we can't get hold of her. >> reporter: larry also called his wife therese, who was already at her restaurant job. her co-workers tried to calm her down. >> and they said, oh, she probably went around the block and i just looked at everybody and said, get a grip. my daughter doesn't do that stuff. and i said, i'm out of here. and i ran out the door. and i was shaking the whole way home. >> reporter: by then trooper aaron steensma of the michigan state police was on scene. whenever a young adult goes missing police customarily ask the family to wait 24 to 48 hours for things to shake out, but right away the officer suspected this might not be someone who had taken a hike of h