willie roberts tomorrow from willie roberts tomorrow from >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like wheel of fortune, if by fortune you mean toes i removed from various drifters. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show. >> thanks, greg. coming up, attorney general eric holder announces a new policy that will do away with mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenders. some say the changes are overdue, but some say it will result in the streets being over run with crack fiends and smack heads. just the way obama wanted it. and did they commandeer an osprey and force them to take them to martha's vineyard? that's ahead. and talking about owner of a lonely heart and should it be in the rock and roll hall of fame? some say no others say -- well you probably know where i am going with this one. >> it is hot in here. >> i like the new studio. i like the permanent studio. >> it is permanent, exactly. it is actually on the 57th floor. >> that's great. especially considering the building only has 54 floors. >> i know, i know. it is a magical place. go away. let's welcome ou

willie roberts tomorrow from willie roberts tomorrow from >>> welcome to "red eye."eel of fortune, if by fortune you mean toes i removed from various drifters. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show. >> thanks, greg. coming up, attorney general eric holder announces a new policy that will do away with mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenders. some say the changes are overdue, but some say it will result in the streets being over run with crack fiends and smack heads. just the way obama wanted it. and did they commandeer an osprey and force them to take them to martha's vineyard? that's ahead. and talking about owner of a

willie roberts tomorrow from "duck dynasty" with us tomorrow. "special report" is next. >>> the president's top cop wants to ease up on some criminals. is it smarter sentencing or going soft on crime? this is "special report." good evening, i am shannon bream, in for bret baier. we begin with big potential changes in the way cops, judges and criminals go about their business. a federal judge ruled the stop and frisk policy must change, and attorney general eric holder wants to rewrite rules on who goes to federal prison and for how long. james rosen has our top story. >> we in the federal government can become smarter and tougher on crime. >> reporter: to those ends, attorney eric holder announced new guidelines when prosecuting offenses, low level nonviolent drug offenses, not with cartels, will not have the stiff penalties. >> they do not serve public safety. they, let's be honest, some of the enforcement priorities we have set have had a destabilizing effect on particular communities, largely poor and of color. >> reporter: federal statistics

willie roberts tomorrow from "duck dynasty" with us tomorrow.rt" is next. >>> the president's top cop wants to ease up on some criminals. is it smarter sentencing or going soft on crime? this is "special report." good evening, i am shannon bream, in for bret baier. we begin with big potential changes in the way cops, judges and criminals go about their business. a federal judge ruled the stop and frisk policy must change, and attorney general eric holder wants to rewrite rules on who goes to federal prison and for how long. james rosen has

. >> robert john williams, tide macan, steve willis, and conway labloom. they were heroes. i hear taps or when i hear the bagpipes, i just breakdown. i'll take this to my grave. >>> labor unions, they give us weekends, child labor laws, and the guaranteed minimum wage. they virtually created the american middle class but a lot of people are asking, what have they done for us lately. in the united states, union membership has been on the decline for half a century. nowadays, fewer than 12% of americans belong to a union and lately they have come under attack. >> the union has to be broken. >> being blamed for everything from the failure of our school system to the death of the twinkie. but if american unions disappear, the american middle class could disappear with them. income and equality into this country is already nearing record highs and the worker is on the losing side of the equation

willie robertson at a field and stream store near pittsburgh. when they heard robertson was going to be in town the bride's mother came up with the town to try to lure robertand it worked. of course, the bride had a camouflage sash on her dress. the groom wore nothing but camo. >>> it was a reporter's dream assignment, i guess, for some it would be over the weekend in seattle. washington has a new law legalizing marijuana. with so much to know about the state's new marijuana law, seattle police know the way to a stoner is their stomach. >> these are delicious. >> these are so good. >> it's called operation orange fingers. >> the seattle cops are pretty cool. >> some call it a publicity stunt. but police say the stickers on the bag are a quick guide of the dos and don'ts of the law. >> you have to get a big bag of chips there. >>> one of the best come on downs in price is right history. but you be the judge. >>> come on down! you're the next contestant on the price is right. >> come on! >> i mean the crowd surf is pretty -- i have never seen that and of course, they do this to me because they want to torture me because they just wanted to compare that come

willie was 10 years old when they arrived, and his younger brother. robert have got off to harvard.here was another brother that they lost years earlier in springfield. mrs. lincoln looked upon the white house very much as a symbol of this nation. they took seriously the responsibilities. as the woman responsible for the appearance of the house, remember that this was a time when the country was coming apart at the seams. the symbolic value of america's house is even greater. in some ways, she took the same view of the white house. >> this network produced a documentary on the white house and we visited the lincoln bedroom. we will show you that next to show you the kind of spending that mary lincoln did on the furniture. >> it dates back to 1861, bought by mary todd lincoln as part of white house refurbishing. 8 feet long, 6 feet wide, made of carved rosewood. >> the lincoln bed with a purple and gold and lace. victorian decorating. we have later photographs with the bed still dressed the way that she dressed it. >> it is this bed bought by mary lincoln that holds the key to unders

willie, i want to follow up with something robert said, i think it's very important. the rnc after the report did say this. i was saying this all along. the reason why the romneys woke up on election day thinking they're going to win, the reason why the romney campaign woke up believing they were going to win, the reason why conservatives kept yelling at me from september on saying you're rooting for obama, i said i'm not, i'm voting for romney, they're going to lose. their campaign stinks. they have to do this, this, this and they're not doing it. they were inside that bubble. and they thought i was from mars. or at least msnbc. and i was right. they were wrong. but why? because they were in the bubble. they were preaching to the choir. you know, if i'm a candidate, in a general election or i want to get my message out, the last thing i want to do is just preach to my choir. that's a recipe for failure again. >> yeah. i mean it makes sense. and i guess the argument from conservatives would be that when a democrat preaches to the choir, it's a larger choir. they would

phil roberts and is there with his autobiography happy happy happy followed by cheryl sandberg's been in. she is the chief operating officer of facebook, offers career advice to women. at number 5, willie and corley robertson look at the reality show the duck dynasty in the duck commander family. chief national correspondent for the new york times magazine mark leibowitz examined the inner workings of washington d.c. in his book this town. the booktv book club will be reading this book for the month of september. the discussion begins sept. third and an online question and answer session will take place later in the month. follow us on twitter at booktv for more details. number 7, scott anderson provides an in-depth look at the arab revolt in his book lorenz in arabia, war of deceit, imperial folly and the making of the modern middle east. elizabeth koch is eighth with her profile of american citizens, bargains in the real world. followed by let's explore diabetes, a collection of essays from david. at number 10, jerusalem:a cookbook, a collection of 120 recipes exploring the flavors of that key city in israel. for more information on these bestsellers go to publishersweekly.com. >> it