thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side >> so which strange personality willed an >> so which strangety willed an annual seance for him. harry how didiny. it is once a year. >> and let's reset. august 2012, 2 former actors, kev and i know peter reach receive a letter informing them they are the co-inheritors of the estate of someone named ray fullk. it sounds more than eccentric and leaves me for a question from the attorney don bailey. >> it says as every will does, ray fulk being of sound and disposing mind and memory. was he? >> >> yes, he may have been odd but he was of sound mind. >> my next was to southern california and meeting kevin broph y. >> i received a letter that was about to change my life. >> it is here in the land of sun, surf and palm trees, kevin started his career 30 years ago. >> the episode of luca n. and it was a boyraised by wolves and the pilot went to 12 episodes over a two year period. >> as so many actors will say. it was a good ride while it lasted. >> my window was in my 20s and i had my program and great career and then the phone stops ringing. >> when t

a "strange inheritance" indeed.w hard to part with them. >> it was hard but it was time, like an old jal opy peck up truck, you love it, but it is time to let it g time to move on. jamie: dennis a mum always relished her special relationship with john k kennedy, and not shy about calling in a favor, legend has it when mum retireed to connecticut had trouble receiving her social security benefits she turned to her friend now president kennedy for help, when letters on white house stationary arrived at the local social security office, officials there jumped to fix the problem, from then on mum always got her check on time. i am jamie colby, for strange strang"strangeinheritance," i ay thank you for watching. >> send me an e-mail or go to our web site coming up next is "strange inheritance." thank you for joining us. announcer: 100,000 creepy crawlers. >> spiders that will cover your whole face. announcer: all collected from the far reaches of the world. talk about a bug's life. >> old is he wanted to buy the collecti

announcer: back to "strange inheritance."years after the death of the patriarch of the family john may, the natural his green museum that bears his name is limping along. during a family meeting in february of 2012, the family has to decide what to do. should they close the land or close the bug museum? how are they going to get it back in shape if they keep it open to that is when they realize a true genius, tying of those water rights decades ago when he purchased the land for his museum in campgrounds. >> there is a joke in colorado that whiskeys for drinking and water is for fighting because water is so valuable. jamie: the estimated value of the land with that water is $25 million. so what would you do? millions from the water, millions from the land. millions from the bug collection as well. i'm with you, i'm thinking it's time to take the money and run. the heirs take a vote. the water money would be used to keep the operation going. >> all eight of us said the same thing, nearly word for word, it and with such a unani

do you have a strange inher tans story you'd like to share with us?tie in for judge jeanine. thanks so much for being with us. tonight the latest on the 21 christians brutally murdered by isis, the hunt to track down their killers and what's being done to protect christians in the middle east. >>> another obamacare blunder. this year, 1 million americans could have their tax returns delayed. >>> first, this week the white house finally held their big countering violent extremism summit but there seems to be a lot of meetings and we know there are a lot of speeches but there's one giant thing that was missing. any mention of islamic extremism. take a look. >> countering violent extremism begins with political, civic

send me an email or go to our website, "strange coming up next.>> have a great day. >> take÷qvq care. >>> i'm chris wallace. islamic extremists continue their march in the middle east.÷ does the president have a real plan to beat @rf&xthem? actively name the movement as radical islam and we have no strategy to stop it or beat it. >> what is it we are out to accomplish? >> we discuss the strategy with three experts that have firsthand experience. senator kelly ayotte, four star general

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."thanks so much for watching, and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd love to share with us? we'd love to hear from you -- >>> this is a fox news alert. a second shooting in copenhagen, denmark, hours after another attack on a cafe. reports are that the suspect is at large. this as police continue to search for a gunman with automatic weapons who earlier opened fire on a cafe hosting a free speech event organized by a swedish artist known for his caricatures of the prophet muhammad. cops say the attackers sprayed the cafe with gunfire, killing a 40-year-old man. police officers were -- three police officers were also injured in the attack. no word yet if the two incidents are connected. let's go to grn

a "strange inheritance" indeed. hard to part with them. >> it was hard but it was time, like an old jal opy peck up truck, you love it, but it is time to let it g time to move on. jamie: dennis a mum always relished her special relationship with john k kennedy, and not shy about calling in a favor, legend has it when mum retireed to connecticut had trouble receiving her social security benefits she turned to her friend now president kennedy for help, when letters on white house stationary arrived at the local social security office, officials there jumped to fix the problem, from then on mum always got her check on time. i am jamie colby, for strange strang"strangeinheritance," i ay thank you for watching. >> send me an e-mail or go to our web siteit it right now. >> found in grandpa's attic. >> dirty, dusty old box. like, wow. i don't know what it is. >> a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner. cy young. christie matthew son. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god. i have a mil

but this strange inheritance is about more than money., and a huge financial dilemma for his heirs. >> it was clear he did not want it to be hidden away. >>> i'm

but this strange inheritance is about more than money. a european countess, and a huge financial dilemma for his heirs. >> it was clear he did not want it to be hidden away. >>> i'm jamie colby. i'm an cape cod, massachusetts, heading to the small town of we wellfleet. i'm here to learn about a strange inheritance that formed a family's life for half a century. >> my name is elena. in 2011, my sister and i inherited an extraordinary object from our father. this was my father's home for many years. he and my mother built it in 1955. >> her father was a virtuoso cellist bern ard greenhouse who died in 2011 at the age of 95. greenhouse spent most of his career playing with the bozart's trio which made its debut in 1955 and catapulted to fame. >> he was very warm and very charming but very involved with his work. and he traveled all the time as he became more and more successful. >> as one of the world's premie should be playing one of the world's finest cellos. he began searching in europe for an instrument equal to his talent. >> he witneen

thank you so much for joining us on "strange inheritance."an't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an email or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com >>> every town has its secrets. >> tara's life and social life was complicated. >> she competed in 19 pageants. >> tara grinstead. >> she was magnetic. >> she was supposed to come to her mother's. >> and she said tara was missing. no one knows where she is. >> the mother was frantic. >> we checked every well in the county. >> swamps and ponds and abandoned wells. >> we don't know what happened to her. >> i saw a latex glove. >> we have prints and dna. >> she has been in l

announcer: back to "strange inheritance."iver jordan antique car auction has brought collectors from all over the country to enid, oklahoma. some are looking for parts and others are here with plenty to spend for just the right vehicles. >> i came with a trailer and pick up, if i have to, i will run back and get a bigger truck and trailer to haul the cars. jamie: you have to be quick to purchase in this game. these cars can go in less than a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ was. >> sold at $906,000. >> things feel like they are moving pretty well. jamie: they are about to go up for bid. and stuart things that they would be worth six figures if fully restored. but how much in this condition? >> the 193-7812 beverley supercharged. this was one of his favorite vehicles. >> i have 40,000. >> $40,000. >> 42,000. >> $42,000 going to new york. jamie: what will the second one to value bring? >> sold for 22,000. jamie: an anonymous telephone bidder pays $64,000 for both. stuart says he's not disappointed. >> that is as much as i could hope for and it's

>> that's a "strange inheritance." a stranger story still. >> with the scrapbooks, the wolf pictures, the dog cemetery, you get ray's affinity for lucan. what's up with the soap opera rant. they find the answer in his letters. >> i think, wow. he's talking about things that my character did. >> not barton's young and the restless character, but in the powers of matthew star. a 1982 series about an alien with supernatural abilities. (?) >> it's like he was searching. he saw matthew starr and said, oh, my god. >> a little crazy? >> i think he was a smart guy who kind of built a cage around himself and couldn't get out. that's what i wanted when i was doing matthew starr. i wanted to affect people like ray. >> did you ask don the lawyer, if ray had any family that he might have given it to? >> for myself, it never crossed my mind. you can leave anything to anyone, but you have to give relatives a chance to come forward. right? >> yeah, relatives have the chance to contest the will. six months to do that. jamie: how did th

jamie: that's next on "strange inheritance". >> for this "strange inheritance" quiz question, you might your television set. one of the coins you're looking at is a fake 1913 liberty nickel. the other is genuine. can you tell which is is real one? hint: the numbers tell the story: >> take one more look. can you tell which is the real 1913 liberty head nickel? it's b. stay tuned to find out why. ♪ ♪ jamie: one of the five super rare 1913 liberty head nickels has been missing for decades. ever since george walton's was declared a fake after his death in a car crash in 1962. 41 years later, in 2003, paul montgomery's company is trying to come up with a way to raise excitement for a coin show that summer in baltimore. >> our publicist remembered that it was the 90th anniversary of the making of the 1913 nickel. we thought it would be a nice thing to have a reunion for all the coins. jamie: that prompts another brainstorm. what about a $1 million reward for that fifth nickel regardless of the condition it was in? >> i said, well, sure, i guess i'd pay a million bucks even if it had a hole in

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."nk you so much for joining us, and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website. strangeinheritance.com. >>> hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. you know, that five-for-one bergdahl gitmo deal stunk from the get-go. why release those five? the worst of the worst, the upper echelon of the taliban, commanders, recruiters, not simple battlefield soldiers. rehabilitated, reformed? their sole mission is to battle and die defending allah. death is the culture that they live in. so what's the point of releasing them? you don't let a baby swim in shark-infested waters because the outcome is inevitable. but the obama

. >> do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to it share with us. we would love tom:k$c hear it. go to ourfqj) website strange inheritance.com. >> a texas familÌu inheritspdl a house full of millions. >> they had a love affair. >> and speaking ofo wha4 r this gun? >> it is a sawed off shotgun that was done by the barogang. >> like bonnie and clyde. >> they are ledge ends. those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america. and years of fortune. and the place is packed. and there is intense interest in the bony and clyde story. it was a mind blowing to watch it. >> i am jamie colby and heading in waco, texas. meet a man who inherited h a massive>a1i collection of artifacts and weapons. and from the days of the almoand all the way to the legendary and bloody crime spree of the 1930s. >> my father died in march 2003 and left us a vast eclectic collection. wewm with the items. >> it is a strange inheritance. >> hi, ea9hí rl. >> great to meet you. >> glad you are here. ea rl tells me he had a business successful to bank roll his real passi

jamie: that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question.hich gets credit for setting off the rookie card craze? the 1968 nolan ryan. or the 1989 >> so which helped set off the rookie card craze? it's c. he didn't have the hall of fame career some predicted. but the cards remained popular. jamie: while the grandchildren of karl and jenny hench are cleaning out the century old family home in ohio, they find a dust covered box with what appear to be vintage baseball cards. >> i'm seeing a tod ty cobb for $40,000. i'm looking at mine and saying, mine is better. jamie: the box karl found not only contains cobb known as the georgia peach, but all the greats of the era. it's dozens. in all, 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it takes it off a scope and realm that you're not quite sure how to handle it. jamie: step one, find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage cards expert peter in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls fro

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>> do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to share with us? we would love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our web site, strange inheritance.com. >> found in grandpa's attic. >> dirty, dusty old box. like, wow. i don't know what it is. >> a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner. cy young. christie matthew son. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god. i have a million dollars sitting in a chair. >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. (?) ♪ jamie: i'm jamie colby. i'm in northwest ohio. called the great black swamp. this is a family who has lived here for more than 100 years. when they unearth their "strange inheritance," they give it a code name: the "black swamp find." >> i'm karl kissner, in 2011, my cousins and i inherited the home from our aunts. we would find things in this home that we never knew existed. >> karl, a 54-year-old restaurant owner has invited me to the family home in the small town of defiance, ohio. karl, hi. i'm jamie. h

jamie: it takes patience, luck, and quick things, but they will end up in earl's strang "strange inheritance." jamie: he got what he wanted. >> always. jamie: he almost blows it, up next, mrs. davis a white knuckle moment. jamie: what would she pay? >> now our "strange inheritance" quiz question, what was clyde borrow first arrested for? stealing a case of beer? fails to return a rental car? or stabbing a high school classmate? answer in a moment. woman: for soft beautiful feet, i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft beautiful feet effortlessly. its microlumina rotating head buffs away hard skin even on those hard-to-reach spots. it's amazing. you can see it and feel it. my new must-have for soft, beautiful feet. amopé pedi perfect. find it in the foot care aisle or at the registers in these stores. >> who was the charge include collide a first arrest? b, he was a few days late in returning a rental car. >> clyde was a dapper guy. jamie: no way. >> yes, this is clyde? >> yes. jamie: this photo of clyde barrow is

but strangely, he's not hauled off to jail.at happens next leaves a police force and an entire town scratching their heads in utter disbelief. >> i don't know if i have enough time. >> the bank robber is brian wells, a pizza delivery man. strapped to his neck and shoulders is a bomb, attached with a crude looking metal collar that locks. state police corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him, and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him because then he -- the police officers proceeded running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else, the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean i know if i would

thank you for watching strange inheritance and remember.an't take it with you. >> do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to share with us? we would love to hear it. send us an e-mail and go to the website. strange inheritance.com. >> found in grandpa'satic. >> it was a dirty dusty old box and i don't know what it is. >> it is a discovery that makes the baseball world flip. >> ty cob. and cy young and christie mathison. >> i have a million dollar signature. >> is it almost to which of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. >> i am jamie colby and today i am in

the >> do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to share with us?r go to our web site, strange inheritance.com. >> found in grandpa's attic. >> dirty, dusty old box. like, wow. i don't know what it is. >> a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner. cy young. christie matthew son. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god. i have a million dollars sitting in a chair. >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. (?) ♪ jamie: i'm jamie colby. i'm in

at the corner of happy and healthy. >> now, back to "strange inheritance."ie: harold lemay's family continues to face the dilemma of how to honor his legacy. a chunk of harold's huge car collection has been sold off. a museum in tacoma washington, originally meant to be solely devoted to harold has a different mission. then a solution. the family decides to refit that school property that harold purchased in the mid-1990s. eric, what is this place? >> this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consider marymount the down to earth little brother. the sleek modern museum. it's the dirty finger version that celebrates harold's cars and nobody elses. it depends on the hard work of eric. everyone from the tour guide to the director is a volun

thanks for watching, "strange inheritance," talk about strange, starts right now.oing to dig in even a little more, after that. show that touches base with you folks. "strange inheritance." >> a world famed musician dies. >> his love. his heart. his voice. >> it's more than 300 years old and could be worth many millions. this strange inheritance is more than about money, it's about a father's legacy. >> it was clear to us that he did not want it to be hidden away. ♪ jamie: i'm

it started when some of the students started acting strangely. at least five of them are rushed to the hospital. kpix 5's mike sugerman says that all traces back to some pills shared between the students. >> reporter: there are rumors around here in albany middle school as happens when you get middle school students and concerns parents and not a lot of information being given out. hand. students took some things they shouldn't have taken and took too many and they got sick. just after 11 a.m. fifth period science class a classmate acting strange. >> she raises her hand and science teacher says yes. and then she just walks out the room suddenly. i thought maybe she had to use the bathroom or something but later on she never came back or anything. >> reporter: police and paramedics called, five girls in all aged 12 to 13 said they took some kind of pills. >> we definitely want them to know that taking medication that is not theirs taking any kind of pill not prescribed to them or given to them by their parents, we definitely caution against that.

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thanks for coming on with the strange day with strange headlines.ate it. >> gerri, good to see you have a great day. thanks for having me on. gerri: if you love fox business's new hit, "strange inheritance," you will love "strange inheritance unpacked" premiering tonight 9:30 on fbn. host melissa francis and her panel resurrect cutting room floor footage, go behind the scenes with heirs and ask questions viewers are asking. here is what you can expect when the 300-year-old stradivarius cello is unpacked. >>> this cello sold more than $6 million but can audiences hear a seven figure difference between that and a discount version? now is your chance to find out. our own unpacked blinded audio test. ♪ gerri: don't miss inheritance unpacked tonight at -- "strange inheritance unpacked," 9:30 tonight. good stuff. what new rules voted on by the fcc mean for you. is it good for consumers or massive control of the internet? a mother is here with her story how her son joined with isis terrorists in syria and doing something the government won't. stay with us.

-- looked strange. experts realized it was a living version of most thought to be a fossil species. they named the plantw wollemi noblus. now that we've realized that they are alive and they are here on earth, we are working hard to preserve them. we are disseminating them by propagating them throughout the botanic garden and other conservation communities to make sure this species is known to people and is not lost. it is exciting for us to prevent plant -- present plants to the public that have a long history of human use and have become indispensable for human beings to survive. one of this plants that's in this -- that illustrates that is sugarcane. we associate it with big goods and confectionery and if you're into biofuels associate with ethanol. it is the best it is an old plant used in ancient times. originally, we believe it was found the southeast asian archipelagoes. it was able to find its way overland to europe by around the middle ages. anecdotally, we believe that christopher columbus bro

this this was a strange way they started to me through memoranda. nixon particularly at the stage for he was not anxious to be sitting around with his own cabinet the executive office the oval office across the street he created another office. they would have conversations. the president would say political biographies which ones should i read? pat would say read blake cannot read the book on melbourne. and the president who apparently had a sleeping problem would get up at two or three in the morning and start reading these books. and he said you can be like this man a conservative prime minister with liberal ideas. .. >> >> pat had a a greater advantage. henry kissinger when he joined the nixon administration knew exactly what the president's beliefs were with foreign policy. that is why he was chosen. but there were no beliefs that there was a very strange part about nixon and i do very wellhouse because of his campaign in the 62 to be interested in local domestic issues. but yet how can a man who so excessively seeks the presidency avoid u.s. d

. >>> this is strange. a simple invisible tray may allow consumers to track items through their cell phone. >> it's the product of a bay area brainstorm. the technology is called dna track. it's a small dna infused traceable spray that's harmless. the spray may one day be used like a bar code or fingerprint for items like produce. it may determine where it comes from or if it's been genetically altered. >>> this morning doctors in hong kong are talking about a strange medical condition, babies born pregnant with another fetus. >> the condition is extremely rare. only 200 cases have been recorded. the article describes a study of newborn baby girls. doctors thought she had a tumor in her stomach, but test results revealed the growths were twin fetuses. doctors say the embryos were fertilized by the parents but somehow grew inside the baby. >> wow. a medical strange occurrence there. >>> up next on "today in the bay," bay area sports fans, where you can check out all eight of the 49ers and giants championship

>> that's the "strange inheritance." and the strangest story still.

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the missouri state rep has a strange new political strategy he released a resolution to quote -- insist that each member of the missouri congressional delegation endeavor with manly firmness and resolve to totally and completely repeal the affordable care act. repeal the aca with manly firmness? i heard that he lifted that line from the declaration of independence, but i really think he just has been watching too many tough guy movies. >> go ahead, make my day. >> are you talking to me? you're talking to me? >> say hello to my little friend. >> i feel the need -- the need for speed! >> i'll be back. >>> but maybe mike moon is on to something, like that manly all

it's been a rather strange situation. hopefully a curtain has been drawn over it for good. >> why did the situation arise? was it previous governments and the courts taking this long to come to the decision? what went on? >> in 1999 is when croatia initially filed its suit against serbia. croatia was governed by hard line nationalists involved in fighting a war of independence. many things have changed since then. serbia didn't exist as a country. serbia filed their own suit in frustration. despite the improvement in relations, nobody wants to withdrawal the suit. >> guy is live for us at the international court of justice. they have dismissed both claims of genocide on behalf of serbia and croatia. >>> intense fighting is continuing in ukraine. both governments in kiev. six were killed in fighting across the region. a crucial junction linking the two cities, donettesk. >> there are reports, obviously the situation with the civilian population and the surrounding town is becoming quite acute. there are reports of heavy ca

the tensions and strange. the greek finance minister said they had gone the extra 10 miles to satisfy their creditors but the german finance minister has rejected the plan to extend the bailout. in a less pressures were building to strike a deal even if many of the details will be worked out in the weeks and months ahead. >> tonight's was a first step in this process of rebuilding trust. as you know, trust comes or leads quicker than it comes. >> the greeks had to make concessions. no rolling back of reforms. no unilateral actions that might impact on the budget. all debts to be honored. the government said that had turn the page. >> we stood up right to the very end. especially when faced by immense pressure and we showed that we were committed to skillful negotiations for the purpose of achieving a mutually beneficial agreement between us and our european partners. >> to seal the new agreement, they will have to draw up a list of reforms by monday and they will have to be based on the existing bailout agreem

very strange winter. i'll show you the numbers coming up just to show you how strange it's been. here are the numbers. livermore 66. after a low of 35. oakland the warm spot at 67. san francisco you're right at 60. san jose santa rosa san bruno in the low 60s. fremont, 42 for you. san rafael 41. napa 39. concord 39. livermore 38. certainly chilly enough for a jacket. but i do not see widespread frost coming up tomorrow. here's an interesting stat. rainfall totals have been pretty close to normal. rainy days have not. the average number of rainy days that we get in the bay area add january and february together, 23. we typically have a pretty wet winter. how many rainy days have we had this year january and february, 2015? three. 20 rainy days have not happened. and the culprit, guilty as charged, right there. big strong ridges of high pressure. overnight tonight it will not be as chilly because we're grabbing an westerly influence to the wind. it's northwest. so yes, it will be chilly but not as cold as we're grabbing some of the moisture and that means warmth overnight from the

and called an expert -- who found the plants and thought it looked strange and called an expert and found it was a still living fossil species. it is named nova list after the last name noble of the gentleman who does ever the plant. the australian government was able to save guard the plant. there are areas where they grow tall, beautiful, healthy and strong. now that we've relicensed a our life and here on earth, we are working hard to preserve them. they are being preserved in the national environment and disseminating them by propagating them throughout the botanic garden and other conservation unities to make sure the unique's e she's is known and certainly not lost. it is really exciting for us to present plants to the public that have a long history of human use and have become indispensable plants for human beings to survive. one of the things that illustrates that is the sugarcane. sugarcane is something we associate today maybe with tropical brazil. certainly baked goods and confectionery. file fuels you associated with ethanol. it is an old plant utilizing ancient times.

in the end, a strange twist. a mother would be arrested and charged with third-degree child abuse for egging on her daughter and failing to stop the vicious fight. >> we were appalled. it becomes that much more shocking when you see the parent of one of the children involved in this, right there. >> less than an hour south of tampa is palmetto, florida. it's the afternoon of september 17th, 2010. not far from her home, tanya bernam is driving on 48th avenue when she says a teenage driver comes up behind her at a very high speed. >> i stop my van. i got out, walked back to the gentleman that was driving the vehicle. i told him that he needed to slow down before someone got hurt or before i called the manatee county sheriff's department. and he said, yes, ma'am. i got back in my van, started to pull away when he cut through one of the pieces of property. >> bernam says four teens from palmetto high school zoomed by her house. at the cross street of 17th avenue, she can see their cars parked on both sides of the roa

to go in and i know everybody now, which is also strange. but wonderful. you work and you feel honored to do the work because you've been invited to this house. i paint rooms, i design your bedroom, coming to the white house, feels like wow, why do i get to do this? >> it's very special. >> it's magical. >> never gets old. you're walking by some of the most important art pieces in our country's history and they're sitting there, the portrait of lincoln, you can't touch it but you want to. >> right. >> and you're close enough. >> when no one is looking. >> the gingerbread. >> the gingerbread house, i was lucky enough this year to take my mom and i think we have a photo if we can show my mom was -- >> at a party. >> by the gingerbread house which is -- >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> which is amazing because the detail that goes into it and the trees and bow and the dogs that are all there. >> this is a well-oiled machine and that gingerbread house, they're already talking about what is next year's house. they have to make this house every sing

it would be strange if it's absolutely -- it's a strange coincidence if they have nothing to do with each other or at least being inspired by. >> all right. very quickly, is there any comparison between the identification or description of the one this morning and the one in front of the synagogue? >> no. the one in front of the synagogue is way too weak to -- you can't really say -- it could be the same guy, it could also not be the same guy. there are not enough details. >> all right. so we definitely cannot say it is not the same person. >> no, we can't say either way. it could be and could not be. no one knows. >> tom carstensen, thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> with me now, republican congressman scott perry, a member both the house homeland security committee and foreign affairs committee, he also serves in the pennsylvania army national guard. good evening, congressman. >> good evening, judge. great to be with you. >> all right. never expected to be talking about this, but right now, two attacks in denmark today. one in front of a synagogue, and one at a cafe

pattern or strange neurological loop and it needs to be jarred out of that phenomenon. these drugs do a very very good job in doing that we have been a single trial or short-term trials. >> dr. grob i understand you are doing some ground breaking work with adult autism patients? >> at the los angeles biomedical research institute, we have created a pilot investigation treating patients with advanced cancer who have severe reactive existential anxiety depression demoralization with a single session, psi lisybin treatment and a plats eastbound 0 control. we have published our results and we did find significance at various points during the six-month follow up of significantly reduced anxiety, improved mood and overall improved quality of life. >> okay. quickly, with the adult autism patients, what are you finding? >> okay. this is a different setting, using a mda treatment model with sdult ought youistics with overwhelming social anxiety. we are engaged in this study. we have not broken our blind, so we don't know what the outcome is, but so far, at least, we have establ

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>> it's strange i grew up here. there is a strange notion i am a guest here. this land belongs to god. you're my guest. i'm not the guest here, i'm the host. so if people don't like people like me, part and parcel of british life and have been for maybe 20, 30 years maybe they should leave. it is not an idea if what is going on in the country you should leave no, you should fix it. >> faisal patel, have you heard of this guy before? >> no. >> what is your opinion of his perspective on bringing sherea law to the muslims to be idea ofists? >> thatjihadist? >> it's his view. >> do you know people here in america who share his point of view? >> i don't think i've heard of anybody taking the position that people should go out and fight for i.s.i.l, if that's what you're asking. you know we've had -- there are many imams across this country. there are many mosques across this country and they preach different versions of islam. but the kind of message that you hear from this gentleman is not something that's common in muslim mosques in the united states. >> i mean t

this is such a strange case.doesn't make sense. >> what i picked up yesterday from law enforcement press conference the cops are being very closed mouth about details of the case because another suspect is being investigated. who might that be? and also a couple things to put on your plate. number one, las vegas is a stand your ground state. if the suspect now in custody says you know they pulled a gun on me first and i fired in self-defense we're going to have stand your ground pop up in this case in a big way. the facts are very very mysterious to begin with. >> as it well could because a lot of things confuse me about this. why did the family initially lie to police? if they knew the kid who supposedly was in this road range incident with daughter and mother why not call police saying this guy lives down the block. >> and the mother goes home and gets her son who is carrying a .9 millimeter automatic weapon apparently. why are you carrying a weapon involving a neighbor that lives down the street without callin

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