munroe is charged with raping a girl under the age of ten. anyone with information is asked to call police. erika: new details about troubling facebook posts from one of the killers behind the california shooting rampage. tashfeen malik sent at least two private messages pledging her support for islamic jihad. the messages were posted before malik came to the u.s. they were recovered by f.b.i. agents looking into whether contact with foreign terror organizations before killing 14 people in san bernardino. emily: trouble for the environmental protection agency. congressional auditors say the e.p.a. broke the law when it flooded social media in an effort to generate support for a white house initiative intended to protect streams and surface waters. the government accountability office said the agency's campaign violated lobbying restrictions and used, quote, "covert propaganda." the e.p.a. was instructed to write a letter to congress, acknowledging the violations. former congresswoman gabby giffords will be in new hampshire today to discuss wa

munroe is charged with raping a girl under the age of ten. anyone with information is asked to call police. erika: boston university is revoking its honorary degree to bill cosby. the college says sexual assault allegations against cosby--and his own sworn deposition testimony-- drove its decision. meantime, cosby is counter-suing seven of those woman who accused him of drugging and raping them. the suit in massachusetts federal court accuses the women of character assassination. will likely make less money than originally anticipated. budget analysts had originally predicted plainridge park casino would make $262 million in total revenue, but that's been revised to $160 million. twin rivers casino in rhode island, however, is expected to make more money than expected. analysts thought plainridge would hurt its revenue since they're only 11 miles apart. erika: there's controversy surrounding a study linking anti-depressants to autism. the study found women who took anti-depressants in the last six months of pregnancy were 87 percent more like

time, the group of civilians in fort munro virginia, which was the headquarters of the u.s. army at the time. the pentagon was built, but not occupied. civilians atsenior the general headquarters decided afterad to do something the shellacking we took at pearl harbor. death march -- 10,000 of our soldiers marched in prison camps when 1000 were murdered on the way to the prison. coming had to be done -- something had to be done. they decided that the american armies were no match for anyone. they had to come up with schemes. unitdecided on a super called 506 parachute unit. sayingads in the paper they are looking for top smart, withble men, an iq of 110 or better, which would allow you to go to officer candidate school. of course we thought we were all of it. the 506. that is how i got in. what it wasell us like to parachute on the first day of normandy? shames: how -- we were scaled -- scared as hell. [laughter] happened at that time i was a status -- staff sergeant. supposed to be sitting next to my commanding officer because he thought i was a pretty good soldier. i knew j

i talk about his family and his upbringing in munro. in an earlier vision of the book, i had more, but i had to reduce. i have periodic discussions with his family later on, but it's mostly a book about his family life. that is mostly what i am interested in later. certainly, his childhood is a stencil and understanding the man, growing up in a small town, -- obstensible in understanding the man, growing up in a small town. that is where i really focus on family and background. >> shall we have one more, folks? one more? did you scare everybody off? >> did you have an opportunity to speak with jim hunt about this? did jesse helms and jim hunt have any significant relationship after 1984? william: jim hunt wouldn't talk to me, which is sort of interesting. i did try repeatedly to get jim hunt to do an interview, but he is sort of interview-shy typically. there haven't been a whole lot of oral history interviews done of him. my sense is, and i'm reading the situation, that the 1984 campaign was a painful experience. the whole premise of t

for 16 years he flew back and forth between munro, louisiana and washington dc so he could remain the pastor at north minister baptist church. gaddy who work with dr. often say he is the first person in any room to speak truth. loud and proud they say. if he says something wrong, he will call it out. you have likely heard him passionately fight against bigotry on many of his media appearances. whether it is msnbc or his radio show, state of relief. dr. gaddy used his platform to challenge conceptions and promote understanding about the american muslim community. he certainly does not accept the idea that we have to choose between national security and civil rights. we became close with dr. gaddy airing the hysteria surrounding the community center in new york city. all of us remember the inflammatory rhetoric coming from hate groups that provoked hate crimes, protests, and intimidation of muslims in mosques all of the country. the community was terrified. notas unfortunately, a time unlike that which we are experiencing today. gaddy immediately understood the importance of building pu