. >> "the kidnapping and murder of charles augustus lindbergh jr." >> wow! >> this will forever change how this story will be viewed. >> but to his family, he's a total mystery. >> a real shadowy figure. >> very shadowy. >> now his heir is on a mission to honor him. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. >> as we go undercover with the mob. >> you know, i didn't do it. [ cell doors slam ] ♪ i'm jamie colby, in laguna beach, california, about an hour south of l.a. i think my favorite "strange inheritance" stories are about regular folks who discover something in mom's attic or grandpa's basement that not only changes their lives but reveals something i never knew about american history. >> my name is marty dolan. for decades, a few boxes collected dust in my mother's attic. when i opened them, i discovered my family's link to some of the most sensational crime stories of the 20th century. >> i meet marty, a 70-year-old retired anesthesiologist. hi, marty. i'm jamie colby. >> welcome to my home. >> he tells me this true detective story begins in 1960, w

elizabeth swain you disgust me people have worked their entire life to make it to their lindbergh's indeed make a mockery of that defendant should be ashamed gotta give credit to the audacity of his about this way. i'm not particularly fond of the screen you got into the olympics especially since there are other women who have trained their entire lives not forgetting the financial backers and have a lot to play no matter to even qualify for a team which is just average with money lisbeth's sway me is my hero some people are amazing the lengths some people have a degree when you haven't the olympic dream when she made it come true which to me deserves a medal in that so. the games are about universal latina about reaching out around the world they are also about the two can go together and we saw really good case there's a great story. a tense encounter at the united nations security council between the u.s. envoy and the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to live in a vitriolic address on tuesday aimed squarely at washington for recognizing jerusalem as the israeli capital and claiming amer

. >> "the kidnapping and murder of charles augustus lindbergh jr." >> wow!> this will forever change how this story will be viewed. >> but to his family, he's a total mystery. >> a real shadowy figure. >> very shadowy. >> now his heir is on a mission to honor him. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. >> as we go undercover with the mob. >> you know, i didn't do it. [ cell doors slam ] ♪

. >> "the kidnapping and murder of charles augustus lindbergh jr." >> wow!l forever change how this story will be viewed. >> but to his family, he's a total mystery. >> a real shadowy figure. >> very shadowy. >> now his heir is on a mission to honor him. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. >> as we go undercover with the mob. >> you know, i didn't do it. [ cell doors slam ] ♪

look at that as it went up in flames and johnny lindbergh and that is his daughter too.talized and released yesterday. >>> check out tiger woods. you have heard of birdies and eagles, but this ball hit a duck on the fairway. i am happy to report that the duct was startled, and okay. that is the sports. >> it shows you how safe those dragsters are. >> not a scratch on it. >> see you later everyone. >> good night. ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com okay, raj. hand me the #6 torx screwdriver. stop. we can't do this. it's not right. sheldon, you have two choices. either you let him put a bigger hard drive in the tivo, or you delete stuff before we go out of town. but once you open the box, you've voided the warranty. the warranty is a sacred covenant we've entered into with the manufacturer. he offers to stand by his equipment, and we in return agree not to violate the integrity of the internal hardware. this little orange sticker is all that stands between

al i've been princip at lindbergh now for 6 years, and ecan't think of anypl else i would rather be. the kids that we getfu to work with are wondl, and i want to make sure that they feel loved and that we're giving them the best education they can give. so i'm living my american drm. that's...that's to be an educator. hey, gregory. how long are we gonna let this grow? gregory: uh... until it stops growing. en oh, forever, have a good day. in the mornings, i think it's important vi that i'sible, that the parents see me, and even ifert's just a wave morning, that's, you know, just one step in building our community. [school bell rings] [student]speaking indistinctly woman: today we are going to talk about the early native americatribes in oklahoma. we're gonna make a map similar to the one that we made with our regions. gu yo remember when we did that? ok. we're gonna make one similar to that, only it's goin the native american tribes, the early ones. deidre: oklahoma is a land of native americans. i'm creek indian. this is located in creek nation, and, uh, so it's... it's fun get to s

the fbi conducted with the paper said was the biggest manhunt since the lindbergh kidnapping.aughter] >> we were in cambridge, they were all over the world in the south of france, california, i had a feeling there was a good deal of junketing going on by the fbi looking for us. meanwhile, we were putting it out to these other papers. amy: that was daniel ellsberg describing this to thousands of unitarians in 2007 celebrating the history of the beacon press. this is a little complicated. dan ellsberg released the pentagon papers to ben bagdikian of "the washington post," one of the conditions or a favor he asked was to get these papers to senator mike gracve who could read them into the congressional record and in so doing all of the papers, not just articles in the new york times and washington post could be released and they would be published by the beacon press. you can see our whole show on , danielh mike gravel ellsberg, and the publisher of beacon press together as they told the story. ,en bagdikian -- gar alperovitz as daniel ellsberg just described this manhunt, what r

he pled guilty to his involvement in the 2002 bombing of the lindbergh, it was a french tanker in the hash they'harbor that killed one crew member. one of most well known is al nishiri. so the prosecution has said in open court that he's been a model detainee, that he has been -- he's participated. he's taken part in his part of the plea agreement. he's held up his end of the bargain. he's testified honestly. so the plea deal said that he would be released by -- within four years of when it was accepted by the convening authority. that would be next week, february 20th. so we're waiting to see now. the release, his transfer would be to saudi arabia. of course we've seen this happen in the past. where there's a potential for a detainee to be transferred. the u.s. government is very quiet about the details and they tend to not tell us about it until after the individual has either left gitmo or they've arrived in their next location. >> we'll see how it plays out over the course of the next week. thanks for joining us today from washington. >>> up neck, steve bannon refuses to answer qu

president were out there making it sound like it was going to be a combination of watergate and the lindbergh baby kind nappidn. i still think it's important, and it's starting an important public debate. let's get more information rather than less. >> slet's get snickers bar. >> there's a lot of free advertising going on here tonight. you are so right. there's no question when you start to look into anything that is even remotely political, people on both sides, even on the most bipartisan of committees go to their corners. having said that, this is an area where if the goal was, as this memo and as all of the republicans who have come on have said, to really get to an important question of the fbi and the doj and whether they are appropriately using the tools that they have to infringe on americans' civil liberties, if they're doing it well and they're doing it right, then the fact that it is so partisan is such a shame. and i mean they should have warkwar worked harder on both sides. >> there are a couple things i want to remark on. to that last point, we talked about this yesterday, i thi

chairman claydon, on january 26, lindbergh published an article entitled sec weighs a big gift to companies, blocking investor losses. lossesknow, class-action are how investors can hold company's accountable in the defraud people. the article says the sec is thinking of letting companies sell shares in initial public offerings while at the same time allowing those companies to prohibit investors from being class-action lawsuits against them. wow. forcing investors to give up class actions when they have been prodded, the sec has never allowed corporations to bar investors who have been cheated from bringing class-action lawsuits. i just want a straight yesterday i answer. this enormous change in sec policy? i think you know that i can't prejudge an issue that may come before the sec but it be happy to talk to you about this. when we get to the bottom line. i can't dictate whether this issue comes before us are not because of the way it has come before the sec in the past. i am not anxious to see a change in this area. >> i'm reading to lose here. agency, the change cannot happen without yo

host: this is from my lindbergh -- myland burke. at least were more did not quit. rob porter did.onder why? and this from risk -- trump and kelly deserve each other. john, our line for independents from baltimore. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say, that last caller, everything she said is 100% correct the let's go to the facts. the fbi did not give him a clearance. that was a sign that he did not need to be in the white house. then, don mcgann, he was told about these allegations. he was told then porter had a protective order taken out against him. we are living in an alternate reality. will givep supporters trump a pass on anything. how can you be that delusional? the fbi forlaming not doing their jobs, blame the women who were abused. i am really scared that our country is about to no longer exist because trump gets a pass on everything. he is turning the white house into the kremlin house. that is way should be called. the kremlin house. long story short, rob porter should not be there. kelly should have gotten rid of him asap. like the previous caller said, th