next, peter carlson recalls the capture journalists albert richardson and junius browne by confederate forces at the battle of vicksburg. the reporters were covering the war for the new tribune anderson to multiple confederate prisons over 20 months until the escaped and made their way across the appalachians with the assistance of union sympathizers. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you, david. thrilled to be at the national archives. to be back your i should say. i've written three books and have researched all of them at the national archives. it's a place of buried treasures all over it. they got a lot of boxes here, boxes filled with little folders filled with papers, and there's a lot of stories hidden in those papers. in fact, if you get real quiet and you listen real closely, you just might hear somebody take a piece of paper out of the box upstairs and read it and go, holy cow. you don't have those holy cow experiences all that often, but when they come, it's really a thrill for a researcher, and that's what keeps researchers going. so this book exists today because i gave i

peter, you get over here. >> brian: gretchen carlson takes us behind the scenes of her big screen movie know she's going to do great things in heaven. maybe that's where she was needed. >> gretchen: will president obama thank president bush tonight during his speech for the success of the surge? that's the fourth time you asked me that question. >> gretchen: you haven't answered it. >> let me give you the same answer. >> gretchen: in baseball you get three strikes and you're out. you've had five chances to answer the question. >> i had the chance, because george was president, to get to know our military so well. >> gretchen: they finally let me on the segueway, brian. watch out! [ laughter ] >> brian: she's very attractive and professional who is also a musician and a fine woman and i feel honored to work with her. >> how much? >> brian: watch gretchen in front of the green screen. she becomes invisible. finally. >> i'd like another weather forecast. >> gretchen: i might have to change my dress. it's not every morning that i have somebody licking my thighs. and my ankles. it's a puppy!

next, peter carlson recalls the capture journalists albert richardson and junius browne by confederate forces at the battle of vicksburg. the reporters were covering the war for the new tribune anderson to multiple confederate prisons over 20 months until the escaped and made their way across the appalachians with the assistance of union sympathizers. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you, david. thrilled to be at the national archives. to be back your i should say. i've written three books and have researched all of them at the national archives. it's a place of buried treasures all