dr. heather is, dr. heather, they're going to be releasing a new movie called "detroit." can you speak to the accuracy or if there's going to be much in the way of accuracy historically with this movie? and then secondly, i'd like to just kind of reflect for a moment with regard to the '67 riot, because we live on vinewood and grand river. and i was 7 years old. and i just remember how it rolled out. i remember hearing the sirens and everybody was startled. and then you saw the billowing black smoke that came up. and i imagine that must have been from cunningham's that was on the corner. and subsequently, real quick -- again, i'm 7 years old so this would have been probably maybe a day after or a couple of days. but i ventured up there. and i caught myself going into one of the gutted stores and grabbing a pair of shoes, that didn't fit me as i recall. but i just wanted to reflect that, because it seems as though it was just yesterday. and it's just surreal. so yeah, that's my comment. but dr. heather, if you could answer that in terms of the historical accuracy of this n

dr. heather wilson, 24th secretary of the air force. she's responsible for the affairs of that department including organizing, training equipment, providing for welfare of nearly 660 active duty guard, reserve and civilian forces. dr. wilson is a graduate of the air force academy doctored from university of oxford. this was followed by a distinguished career in the united states air force. thank you for serving your country in that capacity. from '98 to 2002 she served as a member of the u.s. house of representatives representing new mexico. mr. thomas brandon has decades of experience in law enforcement. he currently serves as acting director of bureau of alcohol tobacco, and firearms and explosives. atf for short. been at the agency since '89. mr. brandon has been part of the senior leadership at atf since 2011 when he was selected as deputy to director while serving as special agent in charge of phoenix field office throughout his time at atf he's also served as chief of the atf national academy as well as a number of other position

heather: all right, dr. you so much for joining us, we appreciate your insight as always and we can tell why you are certainly an international relations expert. >> thank you, great to be here. heather: have a great day. coming up, how in the world does this happen? this car crashed into the second story of a building, the story ahead. heather: welcome back, a casino boat, looked at this, packed with people, up to 50 people in flames forcing to jump in icy water, experienced unexpected engine problem, this was off the coast of florida, at one point there was up to 40 people in the water trying to swim to safety. >> people got stuck in the mud and people were crawling trying to get to shore. heather: look at that, incredibly everyone survived. about 15 people did have minor injuries, very, very lucky, incredible video of speeding car going airborne slamming right into the second floor of a dental office. look at that. >> the driver got out and he climbed from the bottom of the vehicle. >> well, police say that

heather: well, schools across the country are shutting down as the deadly flu outbreak reaches epidemic proportions, dreaking down the early warning signs that everyone needs to know. >> we don't need that type of rhetoric on either side from nancy, paul ryan or anybody else. heather: an democratic senator joe manchin tells nancy pelosi to get on board with president trump's wall, the friendly fire from the left. heather: welcome back, the flu outbreak, take a look at this now shaking the nation as schools in 12 states have keeping their doors closed to prevent further spread of the deadly virus, so what do parents need to know to protect their children and when should they keep their kids home from school, valid question, with me now dr. nicole saphier. >> thanks very if me. i had a friend who died from flu at the beginning of the month in ohio. this is affecting people who are healthy and comes on very, very fast. >> yes, so this is absolutely one of the worst flu seasons on record, however, it's definitely not the worst if you go back to the spanish flu in 1918, significantly worst but does remind u

>> heather: well, you've been watching a live event from the roosevelt room there. the president signing a proclamation in honor of dr. martin luther king, junior day. you could hear some of the questions that were yelled from some of the reporters. this coming on a day when the president has been accused of sending some derogatory tweets and making derogatory statements. people calling him a racist. some people on other sides of the aisle democrats coming forward making that claim. bret baier is standing by with us again i believe. bret who is the anchor of special report, you have to talk about the fact that this is happening on the day that it has been front and center in the conversation with everyone. the president and racism. >> sure, we should point out this was long on the schedule that the president would make this proclamation and sign this and have an event. this just didn't rise up after the comment now heard around the world from the oval office meeting on immigration. it is quite stark if you think about it to listen to the questions there being yelled at the president of the united states as he is leav