. >> colbie caillat is here. and josh turner is here. colbie caillat has a new music video. guess who happens to be in the video, just for a nano second? >> you and i are and we never looked lovelier. >> we did it all without makeup, because we like her. >> now from orange is the new black -- i guess people are binge watching all weekend long. >> these -- they have four of the people on earlier. we have laura prepon on with us. there were people running into the studio who worked here for years who don't run into the studio to see anybody. they wanted to see "the orange is the new black" people, a new phenomenon. how about that? anyway. >> okay, we have to discuss this. it is sad, but interesting. halle berry and her ex-boyfriend have been battling over their daughter nala for years in court. it got ugly with that brawl in front of their -- it has been a -- >> it is finally over and here's what happened at the end. they ended up sharing custody of now 6-year-old nala. they have been battling for years. >> most of her life. >> yeah, you'r

colby bezell wrote a piece for the new york times, thank you for being expendable. he has also frequently written for esquire. center stage for whole country you said it didn't surprise you one bit because you have had to deal with these things your whole life. if this is common knowledge with our military, something going on forever, why did it take this scandal to bring light to it? >> we don't care about our veterans. we kind of want them out of sight out of mind. and you know, we want them for the welcome home hero ceremony but we kind of forget and don't really care about what happens once the ceremony is over. >> as this is an important commitment to our veterans and when you see what's going on it's really just horrifying. and you write that you thought it was a miracle that you survived iraq and you think it's a miracle you survived the va. because you had suicidal thoughts when you returned and you ran into a brick wall trying to get help from the va. >> you know several times i was at a really low dark point at my life. i was at a point where i needed too

ignored and so on doug valentine had a lot of trouble i mean initially he got the go ahead from william colby the head of the cia who was the most prominent defender of the program before congress and on that basis valentine talked to a lot of cia officers who've been involved in the program so it's a very very solid in a scholarly way very well documented but it was it became clear to the agency after a couple of years that they did not want this guy to between this research so they mediately clammed up and he had to go to war with them legally that the a.c.l.u. helped them but then what happened when the book came out is that morley safer of c.b.s. wrote a very damning review for the new york times whether he did this at the behest of the agency or not we don't know but in either case basically meant the end of the valentine's career as a writer who would have a major publisher do his books he was basically blacklisted in an informal way so we're trying to rectify that great wrong and help americans we discover some crucial. information about about our recent past by bringing the book out a

recruited by the white house top level officials in government and the cia confirmed former cia head bill colby calls gladio as the campaign is codenamed a quote major operation like the taksim square massacre and. snipers from a hotel shot into the crowds former prime minister of berlin it was a club the old peroration backed by the u.s. was leading scholar on operation gladio as dr. done your guns that he joins us great to see you what you make of what's happened in ukraine snipers shooting both demonstrators and police men in my day and you know it reminded me of a stumble on the first of may you had. secret armies linked to nato firing on people there in the square and they stand created chaos and you had a right wing military coup de gaulle reminds me of strategy of tension and it means that you create chaos and emotional distress in a population when you structure the political structure falls apart today we really must trying to understand the strategy of tension because otherwise we don't understand certain political events which are ongoing this is president george h.w. bush creates in

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colby, is this a serious issue? i mean is this a serious political issue?y are certainly turning it into a serious political issue. i think that republicans are trying to figure out the right way to react to this. the facts are still a little murky. we saw many republicans come out initially and celebrate the news that he had been released through tweets or statements and then pull back. so i think that they're -- they maybe reacted and now they are reacting another way. it does feel political. >> susan, are the democrats, are they lining up behind the president or are they lining up behind senator dianne feinstein and maybe she has gone over to the president on this. >> really interesting watching how the democrats are reacting to. this first, they are keeping themselves at arm's length from the decision because they are not quite sure what the full facts are but, as senator manchin told me yesterday doesn't smell good doesn't look good. they don't like how this and. senator reid didn't help the situation today. the idea that you can sort of brush everythi

the executive director at the time is william colby, and he says, let us look into the possibility of having a modest little museum. ,nd he asks another oss'er walter, to create a collection. walter had been asked by allen dulles to create a special collection in the library on intelligence. 25t now numbers over thousand volumes on intelligence. maybe a quarter are in english. the oldest is a codebook that goes back to 16 of six. it is now walter's job -- to 1 606. it is balder's job to build a tangible collection of items. pieces.by bits and sometimes, people would simply .rop objects on walter's desk not a lot of documentation in the early days. other museums will appreciate the fact that one of our largest donors is found in collection. the objects we take him today are well documented. collect theb to agencies tangible heritage and to preserve and document that tangible heritage, which is now over 18,000 objects, and to put those objects in educational exhibits to help give our visitors, and by extension the american people, through our traveling exhibit, our loans to other instit

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colby was a young infantryman in iraq, and his book is called "killing time: my war in iraq."eally terrific book, but there's a part in it where they come in off of a major fire fight downtown, and he's sitting by the side of his vehicle, and his platoon sergeant walks up and says, hey, are you all right? and he says, i don't know, because he describes what's happened, and his platoon sergeant says, look, my dad told me when he came home from vietnam the way you get through this is you put all this stuff in a box, and you deal with it later. and if there's one lesson from my book i hope is that you're gonna have to deal with this stuff, and it's better the deal with it on your own terms than, you know, and deal with it when you can. and i've got a sign in my office that says either you control the memory, or the memory controls you. and my road home has been getting control of those memories. by writing about them. we okay on time? okay. i think one or two more questions. go ahead. >> i don't know if this is working. >> it's on. it's only for the camera. >> oh, okay. >> okay.

joining us from san francisco is colby, serving as a specialist in the u.s. army during the iraq war as a heavy weapons machine-gunner, spending nine months in mosul. taken by i.s.i.l. militants. he's the author of the book my war, killing time in iraq. we are joined by joe diamond, a marine staff giant who served in iraq and fallujah, he is the general manager of dynamic defense materials, a company that developed mckirdy's armour, named for a soldier and friend killed by sniper fire in fall falluj fallujah. joe, i'm start with you. you were in fallujah, the deadliest battle american forces fought was in that city and it was taken by i.s.i.l. a few months ago in january. the first city taken since the latest offensive. you have been talking to other vets and their families, what is your reaction, and what are you hearing from them? >> yes, it's heart-breaking. we put so much effort to gaining the city, maintaining it and building a secure city where people were moving back in and starting to build lives. to have it fall back is horrible. i mean, i think we k

now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> a fox news alert.have a verdict in the disturbing murder trial in new hampshire that happening now has been following. setting mazzaglia found guilty in the first-degree murder and rape of a college student. the primary testimony came from his girlfriend cat mcdonagh. she is serving charges on hindering the prosecutions and lying to authority. she said he killed lizzy marriott in an incident of rough sex. and he blamed her. the body was never found and he was convicted of first-degree murder and no sentencing yet. when that comes, we'll bring it to you on happening now. >> here is a big question. does the united states have a problem with the spy network. named and unnamed intelligence officials who say we have blind spots in the intelligence gathering. and joining us now is pres white who is a analyst. brett, what do you think about this? the cia officer said that iraq is emblematic of the issues that the cia is confronting, many officers are kept behind the wire and not able to gather the intelligenc

now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> is it a case of reading between the lines, hillary clinton stopping between washington d.c. to promote her new boovenlth but is it really a book tour or unofficial launch of her presidential campaign. and what do voters in the first caucus state have to say about hillary clinton? bob, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> do you think she is scoring points here in favor of her running? >> oh, definitely. there is no doubt about it. hillary clinton is running for president. there is a couple of former clinton aides. i think they are head fakes. there is no doubt about it, she is running and the book is a clear indication she is running for president. she has the support of 60 democrats that would support her in a primary and she hadn't launched her campaign. i think she is doing good things here, in the book she mentioned that her iraq vote in 2002 is a mistake. she struggled that. she's distancing herself from president obama. she had a couple of gaffes. saying we were broke when we left the high scho

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now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> right now new york city soda ban is the big court exhausted the city's final appeal. here is the big soda and all of the details. the ban would have forbidden restaurants and movie theaters from selling sodas larger than 16 ounces. former mayor blom bloom tried to impose the ban. and it was approved by the city council but challenged by the soft drink industry. a state judge struck it down. and today, the state's highest court voted four- throw that the city board of health exceeded reglatorive authority. it would have created an uneven playing field and limited new yorkers freedom of choice. >> all right. thanks. >> historic artifacts and involve the a la mo. and items like jim bowie's knife and davy crockett's rifles are given to the state of texas. the generous donor is phil collins. he joins us live on skype from the almo. >> tell me how you first became fascinated with the alamo. >> it was many years ago now i am afraid. 5 or 6 living in england and walt dizz no's frontier dave crockett came on the television and i

now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> and what is happening in the white house right now. a white house press briefing ongoing. and josh earnest answering questions from the white house press corps and talking about the president's conversation with the prime minister of england david cameron. they talked about iraq and ukraine. iraq is the big news of the day. josh turner was asked whether or not the president would use military force and mielt to stabilize the country and the secretary earnest as he is now known, replied it would take a commitment from iraq's government to make that a possibility. that is what the president has spoken to. and we'll keep you posted as the briefing is ongoing. and also streaming it live on fox news.com. john? >> a child endangerment case in virginia is getting a lot of attention. jesse herald is agreeing to get's vasectome in order to reduce prison term. the some are comparing this forced sterilization if you will to what was done to thousands of people in virginia and dozens of other states over the last century. a lot of state

joining us from san francisco is colby, serving as a specialist in the iraq war assist a heavy weapons machine-gunner and spent 9 months in mosul. taken by i.s.i.l. militants last week and author of "my war, the war in iraq." and joe diamond who served in iraq and fallujah in 2009 and 2006. and the general manager of an army, named af a soldier and friend killed in fallujah. joe, i know you have been watching developments closely. you were in fallujah. the deadliest battle fought was in the city. it was taken by i.s.i.l. a few months ago in joint enterprise. the first city that i.s.i.l. took. you have been talking to vets and your families. what is your reaction, and what are you hearing from them? >> yes, it's heart-breaking. we put so much effort into gaping that city, maintaining it -- gaining that city, maintaining it, building it and having it fall that quickly is horrible. we knew that it would happen, but we were watching it happen. it's a kick in the gut. >> you knew, you felt - you knew in your gut that mosul - that fallujah would not hold on forever if the u.s. left. >> we kn

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now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> a grown woman who had with a boy ins a convict on the run. she landed in canada where she is they granted asylum. she took off which was out on bail. harvey successfully argued her 30-year prison term was cruel and unusual punishment. apparently canada must have agreed and will not be exciting her back to the united states. you are the attorney on the couch. her attorney has argued. you can be the rebuttal, my friend. her attorney argued 30 years for having sex is a 16-year-old boy is too much, it is cruel and unusual punishment. canada says yes. you say? >> i am fascinated by the law because there is always a way. her her attorney was creative. two i think men and women should be treated the same with respect to these offenses committed against children? yes. his 30 years a surprising sentence? yes. most of them have not any time. guys like tucker saying why is this even a crime, why is this woman even prosecuted? she should have been prosecuted, should not have fled, but i understand why her attorneys making the argum

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it will start to colby mid -- cool by midweek with the seven-day outlook straight ahead. >> back to workommute is looking quiet. we have areas of construction that could be a cause of concern and big projects for fourth of july. that coming up. >> now a new development in the strange story of the live in nanny who will not leave after being fired by the family who hired her. the 64-year-old was sleeping if her car over the weekend in southern california and an attorney for the family says that the nanny agreed to move out on fourth of july but the family says that won't work they want her out now. it is unclear if either side will budge. the families hired we her after posting a craigslist ad but she stopped working and was fired and the family had to go to court to evict her. >> in wisconsin a dog named tucker or the food burglar caughted up a precious treat. the owner could not be more grateful. she found her wedding ring in what he left behind. she lost it five year ago and never thought she with see it again until tucker found it. he felt not so good after eating a popsicle which may

now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >> welcome back to "outnumbered."y 2 million research center is in the works. it can help americans make healthier food choices. u.s. department of agriculture will use taxpayer money to establish the center where research will tackle tough topics. the agency saying it's their responsibility to do this because since a quarter of americans receive food assistance from the government, wow, our taxpayer dollars at work. you know, tackling the tough issues, lou. >> it's the agency has become more arrogant, more expansive and their loss for more influence and power over individual citizens, this is absurd beyond bloef. it's as if i just commented michael bloomberg but here he is, super size this, you know. the only thing getting super sized here is the size of our government. >> bloated government. tighten the belt. >> we have a lot of cash to focus on foods which is interesting because focussing in on food and focussing in on nutrition are two different topics and we're seeing the first lady on her push now to go on capit

now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >>> we're not just going to sit around for congress. we've been waiting a year already. the president has tasked his secretary of homeland security with reviewing what options are available to the president, what is at his disposal to try to address some of the problems that have been created by a broken immigration system. >> that was josh earnest, the guy that replaced jay carney. mr. ear nest says the president is going to have to do it on. katy paf litch and an editor. >> katy, they're already saying there was a report saying both parties believe immigration reform is officially dead while president obama is in the white house as a result of several things, not the least of which is eric cantor's big defeat because it backed it and it scared the politicians. but if the president -- i mean is the president actually likely, as josh ernest is suggesting, to do it himself in. >> i think he's likely but the issue is what is left for president obama to do. we've already seen his executive immigration has an a policy of nonen

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now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. >>> welcome back to "the real story."hard at work trying to assess the damage caused by edward snowden. can you believe it's already been one year after he blew the lid off our intelligence community? but in a rare interview with "the washington post," director of national intelligence james clapper says the damage caused by snowden could have been much worse saying, quote, we're still investigating but we think a lot of what he looked at he couldn't pull down. some things we thought he got, he apparently didn't. end quote. time to bring our man panel in. andy levey, robert tuckman and kamil foster. great to see all three of you. clapper saying, wow, he didn't get all the stuff we thought he was going to get, robert. i don't know, seems like he got a lot of stuff to me. >> he certainly got a lot. from everything that he has gotten, it poses a threat for us. but certainly now coming out and saying that we don't think he got everything -- what is it? did he? did he not? what happened? >> kamil, i'm wondering, what's the stu