so that's what isis can do today, greta. but if we don't stay focused on these guys, if we allow them to maintain safe haven in iraq and syria. then, in time, they are going to be able to come here and conduct a 9/11-style attack. we have to stay focused on this group just as like we have to stay focused on al qaeda. >> all right. let me go to your book now. i must admit i'm a little bit confused. i want to go back to benghazi and the whole business about this video. >> sure. >> benghazi was september 11th 2012. when did you first conclude that it wasn't a video that provoked this attack on the consulate and the cia facility in benghazi? >> so, greta it was on the morning of the 13th that our analysts produced really the first definitive piece that they wrote on the subject. and nowhere in that piece did they make a reference to the video. what the analysts said that morning was that the attack in benghazi was probably inspired by the people in benghazi watching what happened in cairo earlier in the day and trying to do the

but the state attorney, greta, she is 35 years old. she has had four months on the job and her husband is a baltimore city councilman who 10 days ago demanded that all results be made public. i think there is a problem inherent right there. but allow the process to occur rioting protest something not going to get the answers that the public wants. let the investigation be completed. >> let me just read you what the associated press is now reporting. it says the highest ranking baltimore police officer and the arrest that led to freddie gray's death was hospitalized april 2012 over mental health concerns for unknown duration and had his guns con if confiscated by local sheriff's deputies. according to records obtained by the associated press. that's the latest the a. pfr is reporting. >> think about this, katie it is now thursday, the state's attorney now has this thursday. he was arrested on april 12th. why was the police investigating. it's like sending the fox out to guard the chicken coop. that case should have been turned over to t

greta? >> jonathan do they have any friends or allies? i take it the fbi is looking very closely at who they associate with? >> reporter: yeah absolutely. that's the focus of the investigation right now, tracing their history. any associations that they can find whatsoever. that will have been centered on the apartment in phoenix that the two men shared. the fbi agents took a great deal of material from that apartment and also from two vehicles that they searched there, but this investigation, as you know these investigations always do greta, will take some time to come to fruition. greta? >> jonathan thank you. as jonathan says in phoenix, new information coming in about the two terrorist gunmen and how they lived there. tonight the fbi continues to sift through the new evidence from that apartment. andrew hasben is at the apartment where the terrorist begun men lived. andrew, what's the latest there? >> reporter: by all accounts they lived very unassuming lives. one graduated in 2002 and w

they know same old greta. on a serious note to quote spiderman and before him voluntary with great power comes great responsibility and i do hope i don't let you down and a big thank you to forbes magazine. it is an honor to again be included in this group of incredible and yes powerful women and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank you for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. donald trump and tulsi gabbard will be here. if you can't watch live follow me at the handle @greta. up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c., and i will see you right here tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. be here. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> it's an enormous challenge and we have to fight it on every front including the front of social media. >> incredibly nancy pelosi believes that fighting isis on the net should be a priority. that's how screwed up this entire terror war is right now. we have a special report. >> there comes a time in the history of nation

but, again greta this isn't a normal case. to be coming out of this door at some time in the next few hours. but, you know, you never know in this situation. any idea, rich, what their bail is set at? >> we have seen reports that for some or most of the officers around $250,000. for the one charged with second degree murder at $353,000. but, we have been unable to independently confirm that. we have gone to a number of different agencies within the government here in maryland and the state's attorney and none have been able to confirm those numbers with us. >> boy, those are tough numbers. those are high numbers for police officers to make. >> right. >> of course, the constitution says you have a right to bond. we will see what happens. rich, thank you very much. >> thanks, greta. >> let's all go off-the-record for a minute. this is serious business. six police officers charged with very grave offenses. and listening to what the prosecutor said, which is not evidence, but only her opinion, freddie gray should never have been a

greta? >> griff, thank you. tonight the ntsb reporting the train was traveling at least 100 miles per hour when it derailed. fox news peter doocy has more on that part of the investigation. peter? >> greta the one person with perhaps the greatest potential to help investigators figure out what happened here last night isn't talking. the engineer who was in control of 188 when it sped toward and around a sharp curve declined to talk to the ntsb today. at this hour, nobody knows why the train was traveling at triple digit speed when it was supposed to be going slow. the ntsb 106 miles per hour in a 50 mile-per-hour zone. we also learned tonight for the first time the emergency break brakes were used fully as the train hit top speed at 106 heading into the curve, hurdling away from downtown philly. the six whole seconds after the emergency brakes were hit, the train only slowed to 102. still twice as fast as allowed here. then there is news about the absence of a technology called positive train control or ppc whic

>> hi, greta. the that fraternal order of police is still pounding away at the state attorney here who has charged these officers charging conflict of interest against the state attorney there are two issues here. one is that she took a lot of campaign contributions from the gray family attorney, the attorney who represents the family of freddie gray. also this man served on her transition team when she took over the states' attorney office o. the second issue is that her husband, city council member here is very outspoken on this issue in terms of the riots here and the looting all those kind of things. we actually tracked him down and tried to get an answer from him about what he thought about these charges. take a listen. >> mr. mosby, is he a public official. is he a public official. >> now, you can see twice in one night he walked away from us both times used other folks in the crowd to try and block us from asking any questions. his wife, however said that she does not have a conflict of inte

caller: hello, greta.reta, i have written contracts over 30 is. -- my dad has ridden amtrak's for over 30 years. the general is right about characteristics. you've got to know everything, you need to know all of that stuff. as far as the gentleman driving on the northeast corridor, the ntsb said they will interview him today or tomorrow. that's what the man said this morning, i saw him on the tv myself. he had talked to the police and had his clients speak first. right now, you don't know where they're going and what they will investigate. i'm sure there are a lot of different stories coming out. the northeast corridor is the longest track that amtrak actually owns. the second longest is right here in grand rapids between grand rapids and chicago. now, they made over $200 million on that northeast corridor. they could and did some of that money -- they could've put some of that money in those systems but they chose not to because congress once the money for other causes. host: is that true? congress does n

greta, just horrific as you said blocks from the vice president's house.e learned today from the dc mayor and the police chief at a press conference the identities of at least two of the victims were confirmed. , a man and his wife. believe the son's 10-year-old and housekeeper 57-year-old figaro was also, that those two also were the victims found here as well. now, take a look at the scene behind me. still very this all happened yesterday afternoon. but, crews still here at the scene, can you see the home burned out. the police chief said today that a fire was intentionally set at the home. sources telling us when first responders first arrived they found the scene was savage and bloody. they said it was obviously a crime scene. a porch belonging to the family was found in new carlton, maryland about a 20 minute drive here it was found in a church parking lot. it had been torched. the big question here today the police chief cass talking a lot about timing. she says she want's to hear from anyone who saw that porsche. taken possibly before these murders

greta: why not? >> we should learn from a western military force trying to fight and win in a muslim country is only going to empower groups like isis. the only solution to defeating isis is to get sunnis in the region to oppose isis. they have to lead the fight. if the u.s. shows up in force that just pushes more sunnis into the arms of isis because then they can portray themselves and u.s. force is not going to be the solution to this and i think it's dangerous. i know some republicans are calling for it as if u.s. military can solve any problem. any lesson we learned in afghanistan and eyeiraqi would have hoped it would have been as the u.s. military. and there are some problems they can't solve. you can't go into a muslim country and "fix it." it's going have to to happen from local partners. greta: he poses these questions. are shiite troops ready to fight to protect sunnis or will their lines collapse? >> yes. well, we already had that generation. it's an interesting debate but look at the last

greta? >> all right., are there actually -- of the 170 arrested, how many have been charged with murder? any charged as of now? >> right. well, they are facing that charge of engaging in organized crime with reference to capital murder. there were some questions today about three individuals who were released on bond. their bond set at 50 and $20,000 and there were questions about that why weren't their bonds set at $1 million like the rest of the 167 bikers. police addressed that just moments ago and they basically said that those three individuals had different case numbers unclear to us right now. how those case numbers were different and why. but they got different case numbers so their bonds were set much lower. they have been rearrested. two of the three have been reartell us that they expected the third to be rearrested soon. those bonds will be reset at $1 million as well. >> natalie, thank you. so what drives the biker gang to such violence? our next guest infiltrated the hell's angels. good even

>> greta, i also.on't know whether pamela smart is innocent but pamela smart like any defendant deserves a fair trial. you look jurors who maybe after the fact made money on this. when you look at the fact that there were witnesses after the fact that made money on it. >> but that happens all the time in trials. what's different about this is that she was making those tapes during the trial and what was in her mind to try to make it, you know, to try to make it a more explosive verdict either way. >> greta, the key to what you are say something motive. what motive? >> katie, let me turn to you. the key witness was an intern who wiretapped pamela smart and there was a transcript introduced of that wiretap for the jurors. apparently the jurors didn't hear the wiretaps because there is some audible problems. that transcript, we're told, was never authenticated by the judge to say it was exactly what was said on the transcript. assuming that to be true, what people are are telling us 25 years later, does t

greta, back to you. >> it's just amazing.y much. >>> and developing now an indictment that is rocking capitol hill. former speaker of the house dennis hastert facing very serious federal charges. fox news mike tobin is in chicago. mike? >> and greta, law enforcement sources telling fox news that the coverup indeed goes back to the allegation of sexual abuse of a young male. and now the "l.a. times" is reporting that a second individual is talking to investigators, saying that he was also abused. throughout the day you had illinois republicans hoping that somehow a different reality would develop. but the story that is now working its way in the spotlight is a very ugly one. illinois senator mark kirk, a republican, said that anyone who knows denny is shocked and confused by recent news. democrat dick durbin said he was stunned. the indictment itself talks only about a coverup. it says that hastert agreed to pay the person identified as individual a three and a half million dollars for compensation and concealment of prior mis

greta?all these pictures and i see these people working together and try to help each other so much. it's sort of sad that on capitol hill we can't get people to work together like that. here people are doing the unthinkable things doing whatever they can to help each other. it must be heart warming for you to be out there in the midst of this misery to see people doing. this it really is is all of their possessions are out here on their lawn behind me and really to every resident on this street. they have said but it could be worse. the woman who lives here told me that one of the best things one of the most heart warming things is her children's school offered to pay for their lunches for the remainder of the school year. she said that might not sound like much but with what we are going through that means everything to us. >> it's just absolutely amazing. will, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> and a south texas town bracing for more flooding and its mayor is now urging residents to eva

greta? >> jonathan, thank you. >> and now this. new tonight that minnesota man may have had some online connection to one of the texas gunmen that jonathan just told us. fox minneapolis reporter tom lyden joins us. tom, tell me, this hasan who is he? >> you know, we have known about him for a very long time ever since he left minnesota back in 2008. he left for al shabaab. but, really his weapon of choice is really the keyboard. he is so active in social media not just his tweet that he sent out 10 days before the attacks in texas but he has been very active before that. and prosecutors here in minnesota say he has been involved also in recruiting others for isis. we have a man of abdi nur who left minute sewed last year and apparently this mitski recruiting him and abdi recruited others. it is very interesting. he i had my own communication with this miski via twitter last christmas eve how this movement is different from what's happening with isis. he isn't talking much about al shabaab. i

greta goes on the record right now. >>> u.s. military bases in the united states on high alert right now. the security level rates to bravo. american members of the military warned isis could strike. this is the highest military warning since the tenth anniversary of september 11. the move comes one day after james comey warned that americans are following isis at an amazing rate. >> good evening to you. this is a very important story. and this impacts obviously communities all across the country. as you point out, the terror level threat raised from alpha to bravo. it hasn't happened since 2011. it comes after comments by fbi director james comey. now you're not going to hear a lot from james comey, but tres me a lot of people will be paying a lot of close attention. this is part and parcel to not a specific threat but again because isis is trying to recruit hundreds if not thousands from all over the country, and that's so important, because, again, as you've heard in new york as you've heard here in washington and as we like

good evening, sir. >> hey greta. >> the thing that strikes me most is the biggest difference between these two candidates, two parties is david cameron in april came out very strong against immigration in the u.k. so my question is is there going to be a big change in the u.k.? >> i think that wasn't the biggest difference. the biggest difference is that we were restoring order to our finances. labor was planning to bosch owe and tax and spend again. but yeah there is a difference in immigration and cultural issues. we've reduced non-eu immigration already into the u.k. and we're working hard to assimilate people who have come from overseas into isolate, extremist, and work with mainstream people whereas labor, we're going into this election proposing a new law against islam phobia. and with everything going on the last thing we need is more restrictions on free speech. >> the reason that i asked that question is because one of the fears that many americans have is that isis is coming through western europe, including through the u.k. and on to the united states. that's one of the bi

>> hey greta.uth from that home that you mentioned just blocks away from the vice president's house in chantilly, virginia. outside one of the businesses here. now, the new development in all of this is the $40,000 that were dropped in cash at the home in d.c. we have learned from sources those $40,000 were dropped thursday. the morning of the fire. that drop happening in the garage of the home and according to the housekeeper that we spoke with today she says that cash was dropped by the assistant. she also says drops of large sums of cash not unusual at the home. now, another interesting delivery at that house was from domino's pizza. the pizza delivery man making a delivery of two pizzas on midnight just before that fire the night when it all went down. he says he went up to the door. no one received him. he dropped the pizzas off and then he took an envelope with cash to pay for those two pies. now, according to sources police sources close to the investigation, the surveillance cameras at that

it's a long day greta. been a very long day. it's going to be a fun strange ride. >> and it always is. and let me see. who is that giant guy in the ad? i have been watching that ad all week long. is that o'reilly? is that o'reilly? who is that tall person? >> i don't know. that's the first time i met him. some guy -- we said we need a really tall person. so we walked into the building and there was some guy standing around and we grabbed him and that's it. i still to this day do not know who that man is. >> all right. are you going to have like vaudville routines or jasper dana's dog going to make an appearance? >> it will be no jasper. it's a jasper-free zone. i probably will be performing a lot of hike could you haiku poetry in a oncey. a lot of people in onesie getting ready for school. >> are you going to have guest? >> i plan on having guests. >> it's not like glenn beck? it's not just going to be you alone with a red phone? >> see glenn was never really alone, you know. he had a lot of voices. but you know i love glenn. th

>> yes. >> thank you. >> greta van susteren. this is beth. >> stop the camera?. >> i have to tell you that was one of the most bizarre encounters i ever had was that day inside that house. >> it was bizarre. >> we sat down at the table. anita, you, paulos and me. >> mm-hm. >> you and anita did all the >> talking. >> paulos couldn't speak. sfwl you just kept saying, i just want to foe wheknow wherem daughter is. >> i just wanted to get my daughter and get the heck out of i here. i don't want to be here. sfwl it was as though someone had a hose over his head. he was soaking wet in perspiratio >> it >> it was dripping and pooling on the table. he made puddles on the table. >> yeah, it was pathetic. i thought he was going to be the stronger-type man. and when i put the prayer bracelet on him, he couldn't lift his wrist up hardly, it was shaking so badly. >> there was something seriously wrong with him. sfwl yeah, definitely. >> and the sobbing mother who could see no wrong in her son. >> guilt speaks volumes, you sfwl sfwl coming up, joran continues to taunt beth ho

greta? >> you know, i look at all these pictures and i see these people working together and try to help each other so much. it's sort of sad that on capitol hill we can't get people to work together like

greta van susteren, thank you.s is beth. >> stop the camera. >> i have to he will you that was one of the most bizarre cameras i ever had was that day inside that house. >> we sat down at the table. aknitted that, you, paulus and me. >> um-huh. >> you and anita did all the talking. >> paulus couldn't speak. >> he -- you kept saying i just want to know where my daughter was. >> i just wanted to get her and get the heck out of here. get me her back and get me out of here. i don't want to be here either. >> were you watching paulus at all during the whole thing? it was as though someone had a hose over his head. he was soaking wet in perspiration. soaking wet. >> it was dripping and pooling on the table. evidence made puddles on the table. yeah, it was pathetic. i guess i thought he was going to be the stronger type man. remember i put the prayer bracelet on him he couldn't even lift his wrist up hardly it was shaking so badly. >> there was something seriously wrong with him. >> yeah, yeah. definitely. >> and then the

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using #greta. up next the o'reilly factor. go to gretawire.com though because we want you to blog with us on the open thread. good night from washington d.c. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. several texas communities are still on high alert. with more rain and rivers continuing to swell. they had either left or looking to lead. roads to several subdivisions are under three feet of water and totally impassable. the devastating throeding is -- flooding is blamed. the house speaker officially charged with paying hush money. he agreed to pay $3.5 million for a person to keep quite about, quote prior misconduct. the indictment charges the 73-year-old republican evading bank reporting rules by withdrawing the money in increments of less than $10,000. >>> former new york governer journal paw tau -- george pataki launching a bid for the white house. he served in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. he didn't waste anytime taking a swing at the front runner, hillary clinton. >> our justice department will tre

. >> and greta van susteren?m fox news. >> my headline is the world health organization said that the epicenter of ebola, liberia, has now ended its liberia problem. i think that's huge but look out. we got to worry about nepal and the monsoon season is coming and we got to worry about kohl ra there. >> jamelle bouie? >> the economy grew last month and if that continues this year and if it continues into 2016 we should expect in an election season that's pretty evenly matched with both sides -- you know, there's -- evenly matched, i already said that. both sides evenly matched. >> much more from the roundtable next, and coming up, is it military planning to take over texas, why some are saying yes this morning, but first, our powerhouse puzzler. here's the question. how many consecutive years have women served as treasurer of the united states? and for bonus points, name the current u.s. treasurer. right back with the answer. answer. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a bre

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watch greta too. >>> this is disgusting. qaeda job application form asking who to notify after you blow yourself up in a suicide killing. oh, if you don't get the job, your job is to kill americans. that means you. americans. fox news chief intelligence correspondent is here with more on the bin laden document. nice to he see you catherine. >> thank you greta. remember when the raid happened and we all saw those images of usama bin laden like the crazy old uncle watching videos in the compound. what we see today is a very different picture with the documents that he was kind of like this micromanager wearing different hats like operations hat a policy hat, an h.r. hat. and as you mentioned with this application, this is like a crazy document.

here's greta. >>> isis. they're coming after your kids. yes, that's right. isis aggressively recruiting americans. our children online and they're having enormous success. director of the fbi warning there may be thousands inside the united states consuming online poison from isis alone. and it gets worse. today some senate lawmakers admitting we're not doing enough to stop isis from advancing on social media. many people fear it could lead to terror attacks right here on american soil. >> 71 trained soldiers in 15 u.s. states, 23 signed up for missions. we have no knowledge whether this is true or not. >> the lone wolf piece of this is ease easy for them. >> the danger is real and the threat is growing. >> it will capture a lot of headlines for them without a big investment. >> this is a perfect example of how they're trying to use social media. >> unbelievable the kinds of stuff they are doing. >> i was surprised if not stunned at how we're approaching our messaging and our countermessaging frankly. we have a government spending millions and millions of do

caller: good morning, greta. how are you? host: doing well, sir. caller: i am a doozy this man is in the tradition of the kennedys, the roosevelts, and i will be voting for him. host: tell me the issues, tim. you told me the person that he analyzes to you -- he symbolizes to you. caller: race relations, social security, the environment, getting us out of these wars, the martin luther king agenda. that is what i am for. host: ok, another democrat, what are your thoughts on senator sanders? caller: good morning, ma'am. i'm fully in support of mr. sanders' campaign. i would like to see elizabeth warren because she is a fighter for what she believes in. but since she is not running, i will support senator sanders. the reason i will do that is this country is totally rigged in favor of the very wealthy. there is nothing wrong with being wealthy but -- for the last 20, 30 years, the middle class cannot get their head above water and the rich 1% is getting richer and richer and having a much bigger slice of the pie whil

greta goes "on the record" right now. >> it is wednesday may 13 st. a fox news alert. deadly derailment. five people killed dozens of others injured as a train goes off the rails in philadelphia. >> it is an absolute disaster -- disastrous mess. i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> the moments of kay ogs as they help each other get out. >> keep calling, okay? >> team coverage witnesses and expert analysis all of that is ahead. let's start with rick leventhal who is live on the scene. >> the police have pushed us back a bit so we can't see the train. on the way from washington to new york city it derailed after stopping at the 30th street station in philadelphia probable before i hitting full speed when something went wrong. they are not speculating yet. they sent a team to investigate. they are expected to begin that investigation sometime in the morning. it was a horrific scene. you can see the train cars search of them that p went off the rail including the engine a mangled mess of metal. 238 passengers on board along with five crew. at least five kill

greta, so we need to position our economy to compete worldwide. i would also argue incredibly significant geopolitically and from a strategic point of view. somebody is going to lead, and if the u.s. doesn't lead and we're not actively participating in these two new trade deals that is pacific and european somebody's going to fill that gap. in the pacific realm, it will likely be china and from a geostrategic point of view, i think it makes a lot more sense for us to be leading and i think many of our trading partners have that similar view. so i'm hopeful, but we have work to do to get the votes for trade promotion authority in the house. >> yeah, the speaker of the house saying he needs about 50 democrats to join the republican ranks. why aren't all republicans on board with this? >> well, there's two things, and there's this sort of odd confluence now that you see sometimes kind of an arch that comes around where two sides that don't agree on anything else find themselves similarly situationed. you some republicans say look, i don't trust barac

greta goes "on the record" right now. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert.s missing as their vacation home is swept away in the flood. and at this hour the numbers are getting grimmer. now 10 dead and at least 13 are are missing in those raging floodwaters. right now rescue teams searching for survivors and texas and oklahoma massive storms slamming the midwest the great plains and the south. there is even more bad news. more storms are on the way from texas to the fox extreme weather center "on the record" team coverage kicks off with fox reporter elizabeth soft. tell me about those two families well, greta, 8 of those 13 who are missing were all staying in the same home together when it washed away. it broke apart when it hit a

(jeanine basinger) marlene dietrich, greta garbo, they're like some kind of ... other.mouth. (music playing) (jeanine basinger) it's a romantic kind of woman, that isn't one we connect to as easily as we do crawford wanting something for herself, and who's very realistic and down-to-earth. you don't own me -- nobody does. my life belongs to me. and you'll make one fine mess of it. it'll still belong to me. marian, you frighten me when you talk like that. if i were a man it wouldn't frighten you you'd think it was right to go out and get anything. use anything i had to get it. why should men be so different? all they've got is their brains they're not afraid to use them. neither am i. the key to the star image is that it is only an image, and yet we know there is a real person and that knowledge that we have that there is a real person makes us believe in the image. you see, pictures have given me all the education i ever had since i never went beyond the fifth grade. no formal education whatsoever. i used to have to read scripts and then look up the words how to pronoun

greta van susteren joins me now do you believe isis?hey were behind this texas attack? >> i don't know if they her, but how depraved they want to claim responsibility for it. i don't know if they directly told these two men to do this or simply by being so depraved and putting out the message this is a good thing to do that they encouraged them. this is the most depraved evil rotten group of people. it's just getting worse. >> they are warning future attacks in the united states will be harsher. this would have been the first real somewhat successful attack. luckily not successful you know what i mean by that. what are we to make of a harsher attack? >> that's anyone's imagination. terrorists like to create panic. they like to put it out there so we go into full-scale panic. it's not unreasonable to be worried right now because of what just happened in texas. the fbi got their hands full. this is a tough project for the fbi. i suspect there are thousands and thousands of communications on the internet that are most probably crazy nuts b

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert.identified. we now know the names of the two men who opened fire at a muhammad cartoon contest in texas. the big question tonight did the gunman have ties to foreign terrorists? tweets sent by one of the suspects just moments before the attack may help answer that very disturbing question. what is even more unsettling, one of the gunmen was being monitored by the fbi during a terrorism investigation just a few years ago. "on the record" has live team coverage and you will hear from the lawyer who represented the gunman during that fbi investigation. but, first fox chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in garland texas where the shooting took place. jonathan? >> greta, at this hour, crime scene investigators are still on scene here at they have been

jonathan. >> greta, that isis claim of responsibility came

i was there around 7:00 early in the area of the home during the greta van susteren show. you could feel there was a great deal of tension in the air. you have to believe that the tension has been relieved by the arrest of went tonight. >> are you surprised that he was taken into custody without incident? >> i am. and i'm elated that law enforcement, no one was injured. and i'm happy that he was taken into custody alive, because i do believe that he has a great deal of information that he can in fact provide law enforcement concerning this -- this heinous crimes. >> now, wint's former defense attorney said he believes he is innocent. what's your take on that? >> well i don't know whether he's innocent or guilty. i do know they have been able to tie him to that home by virtue of the pizzas that were ordered that night. when we looked at the actual timeline we know that the father was opening up a karate school in virginia. and around 6:30 on that afternoon, he was at that school. got a phone call from his wife amy, came home and we do know later that night that two pizzas w

i want to bring greta van susteren in because we are both football fans.arlier robert kraft who owns the patriots, his decision to drop the appeal as far as going back to reverse the penalty lobbed against the team because of deflategate, goodell said that was kraft's decision on his own. what do you make of that? >> i'm not just a fan, i'm an owner, one share of the green bay packers. our team is publically owned. i think bob kraft is cutting his losses. this is dawging his quarterback, a super bowl quarterback. my guess is the business about the fines, that million dollars is nothing to the patriots. that's like 5 cents to everybody else. the question about the draft picks is a more serious issue. maybe he thinks it's a good enough team. tom brady has been suspended a number of games. of course tom brady is appealing it. that's the more important issue to bob kraft, not the money. >> he did not comment about whether or not he would remove himself, speaking of goodell, remove himself from personally hearing the appeal of tom brady. that's where it stands

as he is traveling from petersburg, greta had been able to effectively block all the railroad supplies lee has waiting for him. he gets into appomattox courthouse. that is the name of the village built on a stagecoach road between richmond and lynchburg. courthouse spelled as two words. appomattox as a county was formed in 1845. the county seats are always known with the county name and the two words, courthouse. but it did have a courthouse building in it. lee arrived here on the afternoon of april 8. key deployed artillery in front of him on this road on the way to appomattox station. this is where he has supply trains waiting for him. he sent some of the artillery to a position here and sent men out to unload the supply trains. while they are unloading these trains, they are surprised by general custer's cavalry, who captures the supply trains and some of the men. some of them escape and start heading back towards the courthouse village, where the main army is. when they are in this area where the artillery troops are the fatter -- confederate army has caught up to them. this was kn

ing, greta. we currently have 2.2 million people incarcerated behind federal, state, and local prison and jails in the u.s.. what that does not include if the 5 million or 6 million in some other form of criminal supervision, be it probation or parole, and that number also does not capture the fact that you have nearly 12 million people in jail that the local level in terms of county and city jails. host: when you say cycling through jails, what do you mean? guest: that is not several separate individuals, it is individuals with mental health and substance abuse issues so as part of public order, policing it initiatives throughout the country. host: what has been the trend over the years of people incarcerated in this country? what have we seen the numbers do of the past few decades after? guest: we have seen a 70% increase in the prison system since 1970 and it is historically unprecedented, so it is a unique position in that regard. we are 5% of the world's population, yet we incarcerate when 5

host: or more, we go back to our news desk and greta bronner. >> we want to give you some flavor abouthe debate. mitch mcconnell tweeted this out, trade is essential for a stronger american economy. now is the time to pass. he put some numbers in here. exports were a record high. 300-5000 medium-sized businesses across all 50 states export goods. $2.4 trillion is the value in 2014. harry reid has said he will move to block any effort to bring up trade promotion authority. we won't have two -- time to reform the nsa before it expires. he wants the senate to vote first on this surveillance program. this is part of the patriot act which will expire on june 1. he wants to vote on the highway trust fund bill. whether or not he has the democrats with him, we will have to wait and see. the senate votes at 2:30 p.m. sherrod brown tweets this out. this would ask the u.s. to compete with exports where workers make pennies an hour. international trade supports 3 million jobs in texas. no more corporate handouts and no more rushing a trade agreement that could hurt the american worker and our envi

caller: good morning, greta. yeah.resentative duncan would be really called a strong progressive. it makes me feel good listening to you this morning because your comments make sense, but what i would really like to talk about is amtrak and the fact that amtrak -- in the past two years or has been talk of privatizing amtrak. and of course they want to cherry pick the ones to privatize. the whole problem with amtrak is there are so many unprofitable routes that run from the east coast to the west coast. and if they were going to privatize anything, they should let private business have the unprofitable routes now and keep amtrak in the northeast corridor, where they are profitable. and if private business is so good, let them turn a profit on the unprofitable routes before thought is even given to giving them a chance to take over the profitable routes. again, i can't say enough that you have given me hope that there is some common sense republicans out there. i thank you very much. have a good day. host: congressman. g

greta: it's operated at a loss every year since 1971. wh the fookt that has been cut off for a significant amount of americans, in rural america as well as inner city america is a problem. what america should stand for is opportunity and capacity to maximize your work ethic age translate that into some success for you and your family. there are many people throughout this country, inner city communities, rural america, who don't think they have an adequate pathway toward pursuing the american dream. that should trouble all of us. host: the "washington times" in the headlines this morning, absence of a stable upper middle class in baltimore. that is seen as part of the problem. do you agree? if so, why? what is the absence of stable middle class do to these neighborhoods? guest: the problem of the declining middle class is one that america's got to confront. we've got a situation in this country where there's been some structural impediment to the middle class remaining as viable as it once was. that was the success story of america in th