etta? jay: she's etta. host: etta muselinni. you say he had her husband killed? jay: yes. there was a grand affair. it was one of the great occasions of the italian fascism. the wedding of the fascism prince. he become the foreign minister. there was a rift. chano loaded the wrong way on the grand council. he wanted to restore powers to the king. this is when italy was clearly losing the war. muselinni is imprisoned and snatched by the nazi. chano was caught and slated for execution. this drives etta whiled. she pleads. the father will not stay the execution. chano is executed. for a while etta says my name is no longer muselinni. eventually she forgave and loved her late father and late husband in equal measure. it is a very strange psychological case. host: in 1995, we have video of her funeral. jay: oh. this is i've never seen. host: this is 1995. they are saluting her. jay: yeah. not yet out of style. host: how active are they today? jay: they are around. they don't have much electoral success. the leader is none other than his granddaughter alesandra. host: this video

the maps, we'll call it soccer field, only thereality tthere at the field. 680 northbound at vary etta. possibly roadside fire. we're checking that out. not a major concern. the rest of your day you're at speed. back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up next, taking inventory of your tax dollars. millions of dollars in medical equipment disappears. we investigate the accountability or lack thereof happening at your expense. now to an investigative unit exclusive: ==laura/2shot== a bay area medical center cannot find hundreds of pieces of equipmen-- >>> now to an investigative unit exclusive, a bay area medical center can't find hundreds of pieces of equipment and government leaders say it's possible some items you helped pay for may have been stolen. >> not cheap. the original purchase price nearly $11 million. investigative reporter bigad shaban. >> agencies relying on tax dollars need to be accountable. that includes an inventory of what they have or may have lost. santa clara valley medical center in san jose discovered it had no idea what happened to hundreds of its items that

. >>> attorney general lor ret etta lynch and fbi director james come just held a briefing on the efforts here in the u.s. >> we are not aware of any paris-type attack. we have seen no connection at all between the states. >> we are operating around the clock as we have since 9/11 and even before to uncover and disrupt any plot that takes aim infrastructure and our way of life. >> the attorney general said the justice department has expanded its legal office in paris and is now assisting families there. since 2013 they have charged more 70 individuals for home grown violent extremism. >>> with new york being a symbolic target for terrorists hilary clinton returned to her home state to unveil her plans for fighting isis and global terror. >> that starts with a more effective coalition air campaign, more allied plane, more strikes and a broader target set. we need an immediate intelligence surge with expertise in the middle east and close partnership. a forum where clinton proposed a three-part plan that calls for destroys isis's infrastructure. she believes part will have to be fought on t

police say she pushed the student at etta wilson elementary school. he fell into a book shelf and hurt his back. she's charged with second-degree child abuse and will be arraigned on december 4th. >>> to a startling rise in the number of children diagnosed with autism. the national center for health statistics now says 1 in 45 kids in the u.s. has an autism spectrum disorder. here's why. researchers changed how they asked parents about their children's developmental delays, also over the years the definition of what conditions fall under the autism spectrum is broadened. it's also possible some children were falsely diagnosed. >>> joining us now to talk about this rise is carrie matthews, ceo and founder of james voice inc., the community group that works to enhance the lives of individuals diagnosed with autism. thank you so much for joining me. >> hi, thank you for having me, keith, i'm excited to be here today. >> let's start with perspective here, before i understand it was 1 in 68 kids, now it's 1 in 45. that's an alarming jump. what do you think

. >> etta he's see some of it. >> there it is. >> oh, that's a gift.n sport, got zero gatorade bath, just cold cold water put it on jimmy fallon. then kacie got to be in the audience there, put them back on the jet, and i think she is working this morning. how about that. >> she probably hasn't had any life. >> all of that life. all of that by 25, private jet, chris murphy,er? >> never. but food no better than that jet than it is here this morning. >> this better be better than airplane food. >> it will be fantastic. >> fun toy see him in a chef coat. >> explain what we're doing here? >> okay. national men make dinner. >> i had to be invented by woman. >> of course. >> so what are you making? >> chicken parmesian, okay? so the cheese part, the parmesian part might be the challenge. but we will get her done. now look. >> i hope so. >> chicken parm son. >> there is elliot providing the camera shot. >> one of the secrets here real thin piece of chicken. and then low heat. can't have your oil too hot. you will get it black on the outside, raw in the middle