jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow? >> they spawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding, in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch. jamie: i am jamie colby, i am headed to waco, texas, i will meet a man who inherited a massive collection, of artifacts, documents and weapons he said held story of lone star state from the days of alamo to legendary, bloody crime sprees of 1920s and 30s. >> i am earl davis, my father robert died in march 2003, and left us a vast and electic collection, we were at odds what to do with these items. >> are you jamie? jamie: i am jamie. >> glad you are here. jamie: his father built a mom and pop printing business to a multimillion dollar operation, successful enough to bank roll his real passion, texana artifacts. >> a lot of stuff in here. >> a nice autograph letter signed by sam houston in 1840, you can see how

guy. >> this is clyde?o is part of the huge cash of memorabilia his father robert amassed over several decades. through shrewd purchases and trades he acquires the barrow dang's shot gun, clyde's watch and bonnie parker's makeup case. even 80 years after they died in a hail of gun fire almost anything associated with these notorious criminals is valuable. by far the most valuable are their guns. snatched from the death car of bounty countrihunter. >> they were able to take these things. >> i tracked one to the museum here. >> okay jamie. let me show you a little artifa artifact. >> jim who runs the museum explains frank hamer gave bonnie's pistol to the texas prison chief who ordered the ambush. >> this is the business pol bonnie parker had in her lap when they killed bonnie and cried. >> real-- bonnie and clyde. >> let me get that for you. >> this gun was in her lap whit a magazine over it. probably heavier than you think it is. >> from bonnie's laps to jamie's hands. it is heavy and it is beautiful. look

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have a good day. >> thanks, clyde. next speaker? >> praise the lord. my name is mother elaine jones. jedi -- yesterday -- i received the water for a mother who has done a lot in the community. when it was voted for the new police station, i was telling why we need it. i just care about the people and the response time for when people are having problems. a little concern about these pit bulls running around and it's not fun when you have one at family jewels. police officers walking the beat, i don't see that. i see them go into the subpolice station but i don't see them out in front and you know , they do go home after hours and that's when all the crime and drug selling is going on. and the respond time when you do call the police department and if it's not a priority, it might take four 4 hours to get to your building oh whatever especially if you have somebody with mental health issues. that's what i'm concerned about how you can best serve the people in this community and the people in these sro's because they are getting stabbed shot and everythi

. >> it no shock that "bonnie and clyde" robbed a lot of people, but when you hear the stuff they stole, almost got away with always stealing, you will be shocked, "strange inheritance." after this fine show. then. melissa francis dives in don't with "strange inheritance" fun facts at fine:30. neil: talk about millennial madness, a student bill of rights more students want the bill to go right to us, no wonder millennials are getting a bad name, how about free education instead. people should not pay for knowledge. it is absurd. and it would be nice if everyone could have an opportunity but not many can afford it. education should be free because it is a right. and repayment. where is the loin low forgive -- loan forgiveness, that just a few. you know, it is interesting i wonder where this goes when so many people your age feel entitled that as long as they are not stuck with the bill they don't care who is. >> this is a problem, i think our generation sees promises that are given to us, the truth behind those when president obama comes out and promises our twitter generation free commu

tonight's "strange inheritance," imagine owning the guns that bonnie and clyde carried into their finalot-out. >> this is what i was talking about. jamie: whoa, you promised guns. you have a lot of guns. >> guns galore. >> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barro gang. >> like bonnie and clyde barrow. whoa, it's heavy. >> "strange inheritance," monday through thursday. right here on fox business. we now have 17 minutes before the closing bell rings. why did janet yellen give a shout-out to one company on capitol hill? we have the ye ceo of that company. we're always on call for you. foxbusiness.com/oncall. sign up for claman on call. guess what? we're hitting the multi thousand mark of you who are doing this you want this information. you got it, free. ♪ doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass

jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow?pawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch

you were about to clyde in to you were about to clyde in to the car in front. in front. >> an arbor michigan home of the university of michigan and the transportation research stint >> an arbor michigan home of the tut where they are testing the future of driving. university of michigan and the transportation research stint >> each vehicle had a dedicated shortrage communication radio, tut where they are testing the future of driving. >> each vehicle had a dedicated transmitting what we call the shortrage communication radio, transmitting what we call the basic safety methods, vehicle basic safety methods, vehicle speed, position and heading and speed, position and heading and so then, we can compare that to so then, we can compare that to our own vehicle and do any our own vehicle and do any threat assessment and warn the driver accordingly. threat assessment and warn the >> it works by surrounding each driver accordingly. >> it works by surrounding each vehicle with a wi-fi like system vehicle with a wi-fi like system call call dedicated short range dedicated

eastern time a man who inherits the guns bonnie and clyde carried into their final shoot-out.hen melissa francis brand-new show "unpacked." lots of very strange outtakes like this one. >> this is the texas electric chair. and we can tie this into the bonnie and clyde pistol as two of the inmates that broke out of the east unit eventually died in this chair. >> well if you can't get enough of "strange inheritance" you'll love "unpacked" on the fox business network. more fallout from clinton's email scandal. the latest on the turbo tax allegations now being heard in the senate. stay with us. meusks♪♪ ♪ gerri: welcome back to the willis report. in a moment, the fight over tax fraud makes its way to cop toll hill. it's time for a look at other stories in the news. police in ferguson missouri have taken a number of people in for questioning in the shooting of two officers overnight. both officers released from the hospital. louisiana national guard says the bodies of two soldiers have been recovered from a helicopter crash off the coast of florida. divers found the black hawk helic

. >> clyde, let me bring you in. tom costello also.erly descent, does not at this point make sense. >> i think the whole center of the mystery lies in the fact that what we call descent. the ceo described it as lasting eight minutes, and it was not a dive in any sense, wasn't a sudden dive. it was a steady descent over the mountains. the previous guest said he doubted it was a pressurization but i am not is so sure. i think the first thing pilot has to do if there's loss of pressure, this happened so fast whatever happened happened so fast when the plane was at cruise height that the crew seemed not to have had opportunity to send a verbal message. there was automatic distress signal, not a verbal message. that's telling. either the crew were incapacitated or so preoccupied with what was going on didn't have time to send a message. you must remember this is one of the most densely monitored pieces of air space in the world, watched over by radar from spain, france and switzerland. and in that eight minutes, there was no communication.

bonnie and clyde's guns.his. >> what i was talking about. >> you promised guns, you got a lot of guns. what is this done? >> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrel gain the. >> bonnie and clyde? >> you want to hold a piece of history? >> it is heavy. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems p

and i was on the road with clyde mcphatter and ben e. king. everybody was at least six years older than me, six to 15 years older than me. >> hinojosa: so bettye, here you are, you're a teenager, you're singing about your man, and you've got this voice that you yourself have said it's gruff, it's harsh. what was going on for you as a kid at that time? because you're like... you want to just be a big star, right? >> yes. and i thought that i was going to be one. i... you know, soon after i got on the road with the adults, then i started to feel like an adult, and it was okay then after that that i wasn't able to be a little girl on television. i still had dreams of shirley temple in my head when i started. but it was... i never really had the real desire to be a child. so it was... my mother said she talked baby talk to me to try and get me to talk baby talk, she said, but i always talked just like this, and i called her pearl. >> hinojosa: you called your mom pearl? >> until i got a little older. but, i mean, that's what everybody else called

like clyde, there are still people in the society who are hounded. several cities in missouri, a third of their budget is gotten by fines. in ferguson, 21,000 people. 31,000 arrests. it isn't just about what happened this year. it is about this building up. it is about this gradual increase. i call it an undercurrent of unease. there are still two americas. most people here are part of the america that does believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. those who get an education, no matter the color of your skin, you're part of america and can live the american dream. many are not. it's the lack of education, but also the criminal justice system. as i have learned more about the criminal justice system, i have come to believe that it is something that will keep these two americas separate. there are so many things, one after the other, they are unjust. if you look at new york city $500 million of fines. about the third of the budget is funded by fines. what reason do we have to take someone down for selling cigarettes without tax. couldn't

clyde is at the treatment center.e must be concerned about money, about financial aid and hoping that it continues to flow into the country. >> reporter: yes lucy no question about that. the intensity of the crisis here. it's on the way and manthankfully it's winding down. zero transmissions or infections here in sierra leone. the crisis is beginning to ease down. we have transmission rates back in november, december of 600 a week. now it's down to 60. of course we want to get it down to zero. the battle against ebola is moving into a new phase. emergency response and reconstruction phase. that is the whole point about meeting in brussels. where do you find the money to reconstruct the health care system, for instance of the three countries involved and what in the infrastructure, the hole that is need to be filled. you mentioned the $187 million that the imf pledged for this country. important because ebola has affected the economy here as it has across the other two countries as well. and, across the border in liber

tourists and locals alike danced chanted and burned incense many clyde the pyramid of "the sun," an activity that is said to give positive energy. artits in lima are outraged because the mayor is threatening to paint over every mural in the city's historic center. people say it's part of a political battle with his predecessor. marya sanchez reports >> tupac used to spend days painting. now he wants others like him to confront mayor orb the destruction of the murals. tupac painted "i used to dream" during an art festival. now, it's the red wall of a parking lot. >> it was a collaborative peace done in days interacting with the people walking by. >> his is more than one of 30 murals destroyed in the past few weeks. many were part of an art festival organized by the former mayor in 2013. she gave permits to local and foreign artists who created works of art as tall as a building. tupac tupac says they are the scapegoats of political wrong els. >> we have nothing to do with the political disputes between the mayor and its predecessor. we have become the excuse of the political revenge. >> the m

incredible story of a man who inherits guns owned by bonnie and clyde. 9:30 melissa francis brand-newcked." david asman will join her to help unravel this amazing story. that "strange inheritance" and "unpacked" at 9:30 on the fox business channel. advertising. brilliant or idiotic? does captain obvious work for you or turn you off? i think that may be a male, female thing. we want to know what you you think. tweet me. cvpayne. we'll be right back. ♪ charles: hey, politically incorrect commercials, they're all the rage. but do they really work? do four letter words make you want to shop? tweet me. jonathan is pulling out his wallet right now. ♪ ♪ announcer: and now, it's time for "upon further review." charles: yesterday my friend fortune magazine posted an interview with the ceo of dollar shave which has come on strong on marketing. it's been pretty successful. the company's ads are geared toward young men. but they actually rub a lot of people of both sexes the wrong way. probably a lot more obnoxious may be captain obvious. he's the spokesperson for hotels.com. "upon further review

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reporter:well it seems that the need for a change in lifestyle is the reason hip hop's bonnie and clydeeaving their tri-beca penthouse for a view for blue! >> reporter:this house is 15,000 square feet. >> reporter:this is reportedly the megamansion they will be renting for about 150,000 dollars a month while they hunt for their hova house. you know it's a tough market when you turn the carters into renters. but we may have found their perfect pad upgrade. >> mama let me upgrade ya >> reporter: this house has six bedrooms ten bathrooms and approximately15,500 square living space i mean you walk in this house and its a wow a wow >> reporter:celebrity realtor mauricio umansky taking me on a tour of a 35 million dollar estate on the market in beverly hills. >> this pools a 100 feet long >>here's a game room that actually has a huge window into the pool. >>mc rev >> reporter:b and j are reportedly looking exlcusively in la's platinum triangle - bel air, holmby hills and beverly hills. and they've already been outbid for this stately palace. minecraft creator markuss persson bought it for 70

and they expand on their take on what you just saw. >> tonight we're talking about bonny and clyde.ement officers that way so they got to keep whatever they picked up. that's where these guns came from. people are obsessed with bonny and kleinclyde. they murdered like 20 people. law enforcement got to keep the that's where these guns came from. it was a huge collection. they are worth about a half a million dollars. we get to dig deeper and ask questions that you didn't hear on the show. it's a lot of fun. >> i know the producers almost frustrating because they have to jam it into one hour. you get more footage. >> we get to use the extra footage. it makes you think about the inheritance you leave to your kids. you think you're leaving them this a great thing. a lot of times it's a burden. they have to decide what to do with it. it's not about the money which is amazing to me. it's about honoring their parents. >> the legacy and your family history. >> you see the kids trying to honor their parents. it's amazing. >> i am going to leave my family my vhs tapes from my early days in te

clyde start cool temperatures the sporting. >> reporter: another woman friend across and locations this article dawdled more still above average for march. >> george >> james: mr. norcross 580 in the border san leandro hayward. hit by car and killed. happen sunday blocking these planes are not round off hundred fifth avenue will. the stole officers a white vehicle hit the man then took off. and the chp now investigating this as a hit and run. also this morning remembering daniel thomas sunday friends family space joined together celebrating the life of the 36 year-old artist. the two men killed and 03 alarm fire at oakland saturday. philippe had a chance to speak with the family and they describe him as the free spirit taken too soon. >> reporter: just as he wanted surrounded by classic art and oakland's, over cups of beer. i articled on danny. >> reporter: the measure from southern california as celebrate his life with his close friends here in oakland. we appreciate everything they all good for us. danny had the greatest frenzy to imagines. >> reporter: to artists were killed march 21

stuart: as clyde everyone. thank you very much, indeed, sir. hbo's the gene's.illed them all. he agreed to extradition last hour. going back to los angeles to face murder charges. cannot confession hold up in court? they get kelly joins the list of frances today. 2:00 p.m. eastern time today on that subject. new video today from russia's state tv. flat of beer put it said rumors of his death had not been or their gossip. john holton is here on that next. double local if the fifth photograph him if if ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. twenty i have your fox business brief. stocks are bouncing back today. take a look at all these green arrows. a gai

my understanding is that has been made clear that the general welfare exclusion of clyde and we will honor that but i am delighted to be able to go back and check on that and get back to you quickly. if your staff could let us know the details of where they are hearing that i can't talk about that in individual cases that was our understanding when i met with tribal leaders who we were going to try to have a better working relationship, understand the significance of their sovereignty and make sure our people were properly trained and respectful of that sovereignty. >> any idea how many audits have been suspended as a result of the requirements of the exclusion act? >> i do not but i cannot believe -- >> another question is as you provide me information in addition to how many audits have been put on hold and suspended, awaited training and appointment of advisory committees i would ask that if there is a tribe that believes that the audit is improper, how do they appeal the decision that they are being audited? there seems to be no recourse, the irs is here and they shouldn't be aud

clyde canard got out of prison the same month that i was born. 1963. the reason he went to prison is that his crime was that he was trying to enroll in mississippi southern and at that time, it was difficult for a black man or woman to enroll. the second time he tried to enroll, they planted liquor on him and give him a fine. can anybody here imagine what $600 was like in 1963 if you are born in mississippi? he declared bankruptcy. he tried to enroll a third time and was arrested by local police. when he tries the third time, he declares bankruptcy and he goes by his farm to pick up some chicken feed. $25 worth of chicken feed. he is arrested. do you know what kind of prison term he is given? seven years in prison for stealing five dollars worth of chicken feed which was on his own land that the bank was reprocessing. people's lives can spiral out of control. wolfe talks about this in his book. his life spirals out of control when he tries to get a car back to go to work. those of us who have jobs and live privileged lives do not know what it is like t

. >> reporter: this is a good day to fly clyde is when the out here there's a wind advisory here on the so out there and it is a cold wind. we're not just dealing with this at the san mateo bridge. george gonna talk about it on the ultimate pass to. on the bay bridge we also have a wind advisory. last out last night about nine you could hear and north bay you can hear it howling in the north bank and is really blowing hard out here now and the hayward area. >> reporter: in addition to the slow go there we have the bay bridge under revisory as a stall at the bay bridge and another hot spot here on interstate 680 southbound at the border road. this accident is tied up the right in both directions. i decided danville. the drive time now is 19 minutes into the southbound direction. the inshore freeway is not too bad hercules the berkeley is 17 minutes and even with the when it buys three in bought in place is like traffic for the ultima's passed an the nimitz freeway out of high a word is heavy is talking about 37 minute ride. and the bay bridge with a stall was bound this is near the south

clyde is next from baton rouge. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm for mandatory voting.epublicans -- it would deny republicans the ability to deny people voting rights. i live in louisiana and this is a republican state. it wouldn't change anything. all you have to do is have a republican name behind you and you will win. that's one reason why we are one of the most illiterate states in the nation because of our ignorance level. host: if it were required, do you think that would change the results in louisiana, in terms of democrats? with his help democrats more the republicans? caller: no, it wouldn't change anything. the demographics what a change. it's still a majority of republican state. it wouldn't change anything. for national elections, the votes -- they have to get rid of the electoral vote and count every vote of the individual, that would make a change. host: i think we have another question on the electoral college. a lot of you weighing in on that as well. another viewer saying, take all the national holidays and let the voter have the day off. caller: i'm c

clyde is up next in maryland. caller: i say shut homeland security write-down. everybody is coming across the border. just forget it. host: all right. don is up next in branson missouri. caller: yes sir. i tell you what, i got an e-mail from the tea party a month ago urging me to support those who are trying to get rid of john boehner. i wrote back to them and told them as far as i'm concerned that they are forming a circular firing squad and i didn't want anything to do with it. boehner is trying to herd cats up there and he has at least 434 representatives who think they can do a better job. as far as i'm concerned they better go ahead and support him. thank you, sir. host: phone lines are open to just republican callers. also talk to us via twitter or facebook. jan writes in boehner that "has been a yes man to obama." carol writes in that "obama has the veto pen, it is hard to block his wishes." richard rogers -- "gop says government does not work. now they will prove it?" is his question. the deadline is this friday after the house passed a bill last friday

like clyde, there are still people in the society were hounded.ities and m -- in missouri, their cities give by on fines. i tell people, it's not about what happen this year, it's about the building out. i call it an undercurrent of unease. there are still two americas. many here are those who do believe in life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. those who get an education, no matter the color of your skin, you're part of america and can live the american dream. many are not. it's the lack of education, but also the criminal justice system. as i have learn more about the criminal justice system, i have come to believe that it is something that will keep these two americas separate. there are so many things, one after the other, they aree unjust. if you look at new york city $500 million of fines. about the third of the budget is funded by fines. why does the police have to take someone down for selling cigarettes on tax. couldn't we have given him a ticket? i don't blame the police. i blame the politicians. we can change the rules at any minute.