i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."you can't take it with you. >> a daughter inherits a mysterious diary from her father, an artist who survived the holocaust. >> he had to live so that he could show the scenes that he witnessed. >> his words become her quest. >> i made a promise to my father that i would show his artwork to the world. >> these pages, her road map. >> here is a man who went through so much horror. >> but can she recover what the nazis stole from him? >> what do you think went on in that room? ♪ i'm jamie colby, and, today, i'm in rockland county, new york, an hour north of new york city. i am meeting a viewer who wrote me about her strange inheritance and how it turned her into a sort of time traveler, right back to her father's harrowing past. >> my name is miriam friedman morris. my father, david friedman, a painter and holocaust survivor, left me a diary, "tagebuch fuer miriam friedman." as i read it, the diary led me on a remarkable journey that continues to this day. >> miriam, i'm jamie. >> hi. we

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get strairchle-- stranger, richer storyys as the series goes owatch "strange inheritance" with jamie colby tonight on fbn . >> thank you. kennedy: last week rollie sto roll -- "rolling stone" released sean penn's interview with "el chapo," penn went on "60 minutes" last night. >> you did not have any interest? >> you department have go interest in understanding how he justified, made decisions, organized? >> i have a fascination with all of that. kennedy: is he getting in character? the panel is back. you could feel charlie rose's contempt, he hate the sean penn so much in that moment for doing such a door job of journalism. >> i thought he would give a forehead lap a slap at one point. what you saw there of an actor without writers, he a very good actor, but that of painful. kennedy: it was painful, the description, excuse, it of bad, in the end, sean penn admitted hig high -- he failed, he failed as a writer because we're not talking about the drug war. >> you can be against the drug war, and like "el chapo" is a mobster, he are not mutualyi exclusive things he is a good actor, i don't k

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i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." we appreciate you watching. if you can't catch the show, dvr it. lou dobbs next. lou: good evening, everybody. trump is putting more distance between himself and the rest of the republican field. the new poll shows trump with 34 percent support among iowa caucus goers. trump turning his iowa numbers completely around over the past two weeks, just two weeks ago crews had a five-point lead over trump. his pledge. this morning trump hammered home the message in a facebook video. >> i am self funding my campaign. i don't know anyone anything. they are really trying to stop me. everyone knows it. everyone sees it. lou: trump denied holding a campaign event in farmington, new hampshire. set to take the stage within the hour. and he will talk about whether trump as the ground game to convert polling support and to voters in the caucuses. also tonight bad news for hillary clinton. just-released fox news poll showing clinton's lead has shrunk to the smallest margin yet. president obama trying to undercut sanders surge. l

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new ed side of "strange inheritance" with jamie colby, they start 9:00 eastern, one hour after we wrapus now. fred barnes, great to have you here. attorney -- ebony williams, great to have you here. >> good to see you. lou: start with bloomberg, a great idea. >> to me this an indictment of hillary clinton, i think that bloomberg is looking at the left saying there so much dissatisfaction on the left, bernie sanders, a self proclaimed soar social sift is not far behind, i'm not mad at it. lou: and fred an attack on her candidacy? >> i don't know about that. lou: maybe. >> bloomberg thinks he could win this time, if he spend a billion, which i but the he doesn't. he said he would put that much up he could win, he would take most votes from democrats, he is not a conservative, he is liberal on most things, that is where his vote would come from. no wonder trump hopes that bloomberg runs, i bet he doesn't. lou: yeah, i will not take that bet, how about you? >> i would not take it either. i think that he does run, i don't know if he runs with the real thought of winning the general. but to

jamie colby meets a massachusetts woman. the card is 165 years old.odness. is this what i think it is? >> short. >> look at the players. 1860. >> a relative of yours is in here? >> i think it is the oldest baseball team in history. it is in brooklyn. >> it has been around for a wild. who knew that they even had cards. >> they were different parts. living in great barrington massachusetts. she really wants to know which of the people in the picture is her great, great uncle. must have been a great player. believed to have been on this card. through her and harry tense, when this episode airs tonight, we think that it is possible that someone will recognize the other people in the picture. she will know which was her great, great uncle. >> what a neat moment for her. >> the new and improved, i suppose, since 1860. actually play baseball the way they used to in those days. that is really heavy. >> do we have video of that? >> you can watch. look at the uniforms even. not the most flattering fit, i would have to say. one of the people in that picture. thi

dierdre: jamie colby with strange inheritance * at 9:00 eastern. charles: breaking news. hillary clinton continues to feel the burn. the latest fox news poll shows hillary clinton dropping below 50% nationally. down from 54% two weeks ago. now she only has a 12-points lead over sanders. as sanders narrows the gap in iowa. clinton is only beating him by 6 points. back in tess bernie sanders was 14 points. in new hampshire bernie sanders is holding on to a commanding lead and is ahead of hillary clinton by 22 points. we keep hearing and seeing and sensing bernie sanders coming on strong. but these numbers are really impressive. >> they really are. you know, it looks like what's happening right now is sanders is beginning to cut into clinton's advantage with key constituencies. he cut her lead with older voters, with women. there is still a gender gap and that will cause her advisers some heartburn. >> not necessarily representative of the demographic, if you will. nevertheless perhaps some speculation that her so-called fire wall, the african-american vote is getting waffle

dierdre: jamie colby with strange inheritance * at 9:00 eastern. charles: breaking news.n continues to feel the burn. the latest fox news poll shows hillary clinton dropping below 50% nationally. down from 54% two weeks ago. now she only has a 12-points lead over sanders. as sanders narrows the gap in iowa. clinton is only beating him by 6 points. back in tess bernie sanders was 14 points. in new hampshire bernie sanders is holding on to a commanding

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i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." thank you, thank you for watching every night at 6 p.m., now here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, just 12 days to the iowa caucus, new polls show donald trump dominating the republic race for the white house. trying to bury ted cruz. republican front runner today ripped cruz over senator's reasons for failing to disclose loans and renounce his dual canadian citizenship. >> he said with the being a canadian citizen, he said, i didn't know that. how do you not know that? he said with the loans, oh, i didn't know that. smart guy, he doesn't know that, that worse than hillary when you think about it. lou: later in oklahoma. trump campaigned with his new secret weapon in hunt for conservative iowa votes sarah palin. we take up all things politics with former reagan housous political director edrollins, also here tonight, defense secretary ash carter on the obvious saying that united states and its allies need to do more to defeat the islamic state, he needs to tell his boss

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." every night, catch the show at 6:00 p.m. now the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. six days till iowa, and even donald trump's fiercest opponent says he could be unstoppable. listen to senator ted cruz talking with iowa pastors. >> if donald wins iowa, he has a substantial lead in new hampshire. if he went onto win new hampshire as well, there's a very good chance he could be unstoppable be and our nominee. lou: donald trump is clearly the front runner all of the latest polls out of iowa, new hampshire and nationally. in fact, a cnn survey has trump hitting a new high in the race for the republican nomination. 41%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton back to denying misconduct over her e-mail scandal. the former secretary of state told a democrat town hall meeting last night that here use of a private server was not an error in judgment, but that's not what she said only four months ago. we'll take all of that up with my

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. have. they've always been there. we've always had wars. charles: a man who knows the answer. lou dobbs. he's next. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. we're now five days from the iowa caucuses and a new poll out of iowa shows donald trump with a seven point lead over senator ted cruz, the monmouth university poll shows trump at 30% while cruz is at 23%. political analysts are telling us what seems to be the obvious, that trump faces hurtles as they see it. trump's victory depends whether his campaign can move enthusiastic audiences to enthusiastic and large numbers of caucusgoers monday night. and i want to point out, the monmouth poll was conducted before trump announced he's a no-go for tomorrow night's fox news debate. trump tonight, he's campaigning in gilbert, south carolina, the republican front-runner set to take the stage there within the hour, and we'll be bringing that to you when he steps up to the podium. >>> we also are focusing on what in the world is trump up to? wh

jamie colby brings us the amazing story of a massachusetts woman who inherits the oldest known team baseball. here's a sample of the story. >> oh, my goodness. is this what i think it is? may i touch it? >> sure. >> look at the players. 1860. >> before the civil war. >> did. melissa: and a relative is in here? >> my great, great uncle. >> who were the brooklyn atlantaics. >> i think it's the oldest baseball team in history. melissa: joining us with more of what we can expect in tonight's episode. i love the uniforms that they were wearing. the success of your show brought out better and better stories. >> thank you. melissa: it's incredible. >> it's an adventure every day at work and this one in particular because i didn't know that baseball existed before the civil war. and that this team existed and that there's a team that mirrors how they played that still exists today. the brooklyn atlantaics, and they let me go out and play with them. but a lovely woman who lives in massachusetts who cherished this family heirloom and wanted to learn more. off she went to a genealogy class only to lear

jamie colby says slow down, 5 miles per hour. e of strange inheritance about the orphaned cars and jamie joins us from beautiful miami, it looks like. lucky you. what is an orphan car? what is the episode about? >> i learned so much. i love cars let me start with that. i didn't know what an orphan car was. it turns out before the depression, ashley, there were 2000 manufacturers of cars. after the depression, less than 20. so this gentleman, his name grant, he lived in iowa, loved cars, and he bought his first car when he was eight years old, his lunch money a model t and collected cars from a car company that are no longer in existence. and he h-it was hard to get parts and what do we do with dozens of orphan cars and parts and it was a tough decision for them. they found out there was raw footage from an interview their father it done on pbs we include it in the episode tonight and they were able to hear in their father's own words beyond the grave what he would want them to do with their inheritance and i think we have that sou

let me tell when you jamie colby gets a broadway show named after her, she'll been it months in advancehe had no clue. you can see my entire interview with bill gates, absolutely trending, it's gone almost viral on lizclaman.com, we split it into two parts, you won't believe which company he says is the most clever start-up in the past seven years, you know there have been so many. i asked him which is the best one and he names it. you can see all the original interviews in davos, uc berkeley biochemist dr. jennifer has put together -- unbelievable. so much more, cancer curious, all kinds of things, check it out at lizclaman.com. davos was incredible this time around. thanks to our crew. this is time-lapsed video of team fox business and team fox news putting together what eventually became that beautiful back drop where bill gates and i were sitting, and it took hours, but they put it together, big props to seth thomas our tpm. pete, hollywood, dan, maria, charlie, everybody, we had swiss base, geneva base, you name it, we had it. check it out on our facebook page with the picks from t

i do want to hear more of the story. >> well, let's go have a seat and talk about it. >> and jamie colby after he died, that was placed on lee harvey oswald's burial site. >> just goes to show that a mother loves a son no matter what. >> yeah. >> and margrid oswald had this elaborate tombstone that was stolen by a bunch of kids. the father of one of the kids gave it back and she didn't put it back at the gravesite. she put a very small, plain marker and put it under her house in the crawl space only for the family that buys the house to find it. >> and what are they going to do with it? >> well, they think it's a piece of dallas history that belongs in dallas. but they gave it to a family member for storage, that family member went ahead and sold it to a dealer in illinois. >> really? >> and they went to court and spent a ton of money to get it back. and they want it back in dallas. >> this is unbelievable. just to take another look at what happened that day in dallas. >> absolutely. >> and realize that, you know, when lee harvey oswald was killed, he was buried the same day as the presi

jamie colby, extraordinary host, joining us right now. >> everybody wants a piece of the white house.nd had this piece of wood it plaster in the attic for over 100 years. they did not really know what it was. we came in and we learned learn that by having a pain analysis, actually a piece of the white house. pennsylvania avenue. saw it on the lawn. bulletproof. crashproof. it is very delicate. i walked in and i could not believe it. it was rebuilt. this was a piece. a patent analyst went to 17 layers of paint and matched every single one of them with a white house expert. it is the real deal. showing me this picture. it was a white and then read and then solid gold. you have to look at the candidates now and wonder what color they would paint. neil: i am thinking that, too. how do they verify this? i know you have done this in other episodes. you have to separate the wheat. >> we see a lot of trash before we find treasure. it clearly was from the appropriate time. having the white house expert who has written a definitive book tell us that this is it, went up for auction in boston. it

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