my name is penny wright. i'm the director of adult programs here and we are very delighted to have a discussion tonight by an esteemed, acclaimed i should say, officially acclaimed author. we would like to thank c-span, booktv, for being with us here this evening. and when we progress to the question and answer segment, we will have a handheld microphone for you all to use when you ask your questions. we are also grateful to our local independent bookstore for being here this evening as well. we are most happy and grateful, however, to our visitor, our test, lawrence goldstone. and i tell you a couple things about him. he is the author or co-author of more than a dozen books of fiction and nonfiction. six britain with his wife, nancy, and has written extensively on both american and european history. larry has been widely interviewed on both radio and television with appearances on the diane green show on fresh air, to the best of our knowledge, the faith middleton show, the take away, and tavis smiley. and n

>> wright. >> the other one that got him -- >> yeah. >> was he doing something to him? >> no, i mean, maybe. i mean, everyone knew this guy was a piece of trash, but who knows, you know? i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. >> i'll have to talk to this wright. >> yeah. >> and see. >> he'll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don't know the dude. i mean, he's probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but -- >> he's claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. >> that's probably crap, man. >> my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? >> all right. appreciate it. >> i can't make a decision now. because i haven't talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we've got nothing on holloman. all i've got is another inmate saying he thinks maybe he might have called the shot. the other individual, the sex offender is claiming he was assaulted. which there's hardly any marks on him at all. now we're going to have

s office will retry wright. assistant district attorney mark gillson says dna evidence will prove that wright is still guilty, he just didn't act alone. >> every piece of evidence in this case proves that anthony wright is the killer. all of the dna evidence does is prove that maybe someone else, sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: at the time of the arrest wright was 20 years old and he spent 23 years behind bars. if convicted again, he could continue to face life in prison without parole. >> anthony wright was, is, and always will be guilty for the murder of louise tally. >> wright is now being held, without bail. a pretrial hearing is set for next tuesday. in center city, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new developments tonight in the attack on a gay couple in center city. last week police released video of a dozen people that included persons of interest in that attack. the members of the group were interviewed by law enforcement. police now say they have finish their investigation and the di

what does it mean for anthony wright?> tonight anthony wright is in a state prison i can tell you facing a re-trial. it was an emotional moment as the common pleas judge overturned the man's 20-year-old conviction. it were a despicable crime. anthony wright who was 20 years old at the time of the arrest was convicted. he maintained his innocence. >> did you believe him? >> yes all the way through. >>reporter:he didn't know much about his father's crime until the innocence project stepped in. the d.n.a. results matched another man. now the convicted felon that slept next to the victim's home. wright and his son were in court when the judge overturned his conviction. >> it was the only thing that they were using as solid evidence. now, what else is there? >> a lot. they plan to re-try wright. the person is the person that murdered this woman. he did not act alone when he committed the heinous crime. wright's mother testified that the clothes did not belong to him. wright confessed and signed a statement. claimed that the st

s office says that wright's clothing was stain with the victim's blood and found under his bed.t's mother testified those clothes didn't belong to him and were not seized from their home. prosecutors say wright confessed in a signed statement, and his defense, claimed that statement was coerced by police. >> no matter how bad, how hard my family want him home, how badly he wants to be home, you know, everything takes its time and right now we feel it is our time. >> reporter: another hearing is scheduled here for next week. we tried, but we were unable to track down a family member of the elderly victim louise tally. reporting live outside criminal justice center in center city, kenneth moton for "action news" at ten on phl17. >>> former sold shore scaled the white house fence on friday had a car load of weapons. investigators say they found 800 round of ammunition, a man shed i and two hatchets inside omar gonzales's car. he was apprehended after making i threw the building's front door. we will have much more including what else authorities found inside that suspect's car comi

and wright bol said that was the excrusheating thing to watch. people in isolation and can't hold the hands of loved ones up close and personal as she couldn't. and while she thanked people who prayed for her, in her ordeal. she asked them to continue praying for those battling the virus in west africa. heather? >> and wonderful to see here. she looks so healthy. >> the brutality of the islamic state is growing with each headline. isis may have executed 800 soldiers and on top of the murder of 200 journalist. experts say the extremist are well trained and well funded. and how can the civilized world stop them. we'll in major bob scales and i know you have been to iraq a number of times and a figure released by the pentagon that said 124 air strikes have been launched against isis and that is since the president authorized the strikes several weeks ago. is that a significant amount. that comes to four a day. and if a aircraft is dropping two per pass that is roughly eight a day. an air campaign should consist of hundreds perday as opposed to a six

my guest host bob wright still with me as well.ted with these film companies and the motion picture association. how do you tell those who are afraid of these drones, who are anti-drone activist that this will not infringe upon our privacy rights? >> good morning. there is a lot of education to be done to let people know that these will be operated in a very live environment -- very restrictive environment. the film industry is the easiest one to accrue because they tighte in a very environment to make sure that the filming is not observed by someone else. >> my recollection as they have been doing it in europe for some time, so it is not a new thing for film companies. do you share any of these privacy concerns at all? >> i do not think it is top of my mind. real estate people have been doing it legally or illegally for some time. it needs to be looked at and followed. i think it is a long-term process. >> what sort of went into getting this faa approval? what do the filmmakers have to promise? set up anve to operation with these

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nick wright is a sports radio talk show host in houston where peterson lives part of the year.e's familiar with the new and extensive details in the peterson police report. according to wright, the incident happened after the little boy had pushed another of peterson's children off of a motorcycle video game. >> he called it a standard whooping. he said the only parts of this that were different from usual were when the switch wrapped around the child's leg and cut the front of his leg and the one that hit the child on the genitals. he said aside from that he was asked by police are the marks on the child, you know, worse than usual. and he said on his butt, no. he said on his butt, that's what a whooping is. >> reporter: wright says the little boy also told police that he was scared of his father, that he was often punished in what the boy described as the whooping room. and that peterson had lots of belts. the boy talked about his father putting leaves in his mouth while he was lashed. wright also says peterson spoke with investigators in a 40-minute phone conversation where

headquarters i'm kelly wright. britain's prime minister leading the charge in the war against homegrown terrorism. speaking to parliament today david cammeron proposed new laws of seizing prafl travel abroad to fight alongside cleric groups. even islamic clerics are advising not to take up arms. hoping his plan would discourage extremism. >> this has included stopping the funding of organizations that promote extremism. banning hate speeches and banning every part of government from schools to prisons are all focused on beating the scourge of extremism. >> president obama is waiting for the pentagon to draw up plans for taking on the islamic state in syria. he leaves tomorrow for a nato conference in europe. i'm kelly wright, now stay found for an o'reilly special factor. >>> o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> it's the watters world political edition. >> bill o'reilly has a quick question for you, you said you would do an interview with hill. in fact, you said you would do an interview in your office. >> yeah. -- >

nick wright is a sports radio talk show host in houston where peterson lives part of the year.e's familiar with the new and extensive details in the peterson police report. according to wright, the incident happened after the little boy had pushed another of peterson's children off of a motorcycle video game. >> he called it a standard whooping. he said the only parts of this that was different than usual was when the switch wrapped around the child's leg and cut the child's leg. and the one that hit the child on the genitals. aside from that, he was asked by police, are the marks on the child worse than usual. and he said on his butt, no. he said on his butt, that's what a whooping is. >> reporter: wright says the little boy also told police that he was scared of his father, that he was often punished in what the boy described as the whooping room. and his father had lots of belts. he talked about his father putting leaves in his mouth while he was lashed. he spoke with investigators in a 40-minute phone conversation where he justified disciplining his son with this kind of fo

wright. i don't see any way to stop it it. >> right. >> you can't stop it. >> look, in the old days willie sutton he was asked why did you rob banks? he said that's where the money was. he had to be physically at the bank. now the internet has created the ability for anybody with an agenda, anybody with the mere access to technology to be able to push their ideology out. take, for example, isis. talking about cyber can do kinetic activities shoot and kill people. use social media to use the internet recruit people. jihad physically traveling somewhere or people in the united states to do lone attacks on our military which was recently reported on fox. >> greer we have children taking pictures of themselves and send it to other children. we see it it every single day. used to be if you want ted use crude language and you everywhere in public you would be confronted. now, i mean the language on the internet, the texting between children is just off the chart because nobody sees it. and if the p

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the senate accepted wright's resignation letter. his last day will be september 22nd. governor brown now needs to call a special election in order to fill his seat. wright represented the 35th senate district which includes several cities in los angeles county. >>> narcotics traffickers seem to be getting more creative in their efforts to smuggle illegal drugs into northern california. the latest example arrived at san francisco international airport last week inside this box of soap. federal agents got suspicious after they took an x-ray of the box. so they opened it up, and cut open a bar of soap. this is what they found. a bag of opium. each of the 66 bars of soap had been hollowed out and filled with bags of the drug. >> the soap bars look like whole bars that came in actual boxes of soap just like you would buy in a supermarket. they cut open the soap and found each individual bar was filled with opium. >> customs agents found almost nine pounds of opium inside the soap. they haven't estimated how much it's worth on the street. federal authorities are now looking

anthony wright was convicted in the 1991 death of 77 year old nicetown residents louise tally.he innocence project called for a dna test and the results matched another man a now deceased convict convicted felon who slept in an abandoned home next to the victim's house. wright's son was in court as a judge overturned his father's conviction. >> it was real emotional. it was the only thing that was -- they was using as solid evidence and now what else is there? >> but the philadelphia d.a.'s office stands by the conviction saying "the defendant is the person who murdered louise tally in 1991. this new dna evidence only shows that the defendant did not act alone when he committed this heinous crime ." wright remains in prison awaiting a hearing next week. >> the eagles say starting center jason kelce will need surgery for a sports hernia. there is no official timetable on his return but it usually takes months to recover from such an injury. kelce went down during sunday's win over washington. the offensive line also lost starters evan mathis and allen bar bari. >> thick smoke an

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. president obama will meet with nato leaders. high on the president's agenda, what to do about the growing crisis stemming from isis and other terror groups. earlier today british prime minister david cameron unveiled a set of proposals allowing police in the uk to seize passports of britains -- urging mr. obama to act just as quickly. >> the president talked about setting up this coalition. they started a year ago. and they can't put it together. how long do we wait? the longer we wait, the more dangerous isis becomes. >> and intelligence sources estimate hundreds of britains and americans have joined terror groups in the mideast despite islamic clerics condemning extremism. i'm kelly wright. now stay tuned for a "the kelly file" special. >>> good evening everyone. i'm megyn kelly. welcome to our "the kelly file" special on bill ayers. a man who admits to bombing this country. he got away scot free. because this is america he wound up as a college professor who even helped the preside

wright was convict for the crime in 1993. dna testing was done in 2011.linked to another man who died in 2013 in south carolina. >> i'm just happy the process has started, you know. we're not trying to rush our blessings but at least it's in motion. i'm grateful and thankful that the light is starting to show. >> since wright is charged with first degree murder, he's not eligible for bail. he'll stay in a state prison at graterford for now. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> this fruit stand at broad and snyder at south philly is ready for fall with some of the pumpkins on sale. we're saying good-bye to summer today with fall-like temperatures on the way. and that wind, that's one of the big culprits here. it's bringing in all that cold weather from the great lakes. summer ends in just a few hours. of course we have the chilly winds out there that we've had all day. the temperature certainly hasn't gone up much. we have a cold night. it will be colder tomorrow morning than this morning, signifi

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news 4's kristen wright joins us from the scene in rockville to tell us how police say the suspect's story changed after they first questioned him. >> reporter: tonight hani haleem sits in jail. court documents say he initially denied killing his 82-year-old mother, but then later confessed to stabbing her multiple times. prosecutors say he then set fire to their house on iris street and rockville and somalia haleem died soon after firefighters pulled her out. hours before his arrest last night, his brother told news 4 hami was being questioned by police. >> he is not injured. he is okay. he is getting some questions as to how and what might have caused the fire and, you know, whatever else that could be helpful to the investigation. >> in an upstairs window, a crime scene investigator collects evidence in a black bag while arson investigators search for clues. the family is holding on to memories and this picture of samiayah as a young woman. >> there's a few what-if's. we don't have any solid answers, and we're waiting. >> reporter: hani was in court today for a bond hearing. he to

i'm kelly wright. new details on a workplace murder in oklahoma. police say they are waiting for the suspect to be conscious to arrest him. he was shot by another employee at a food processing plant in oklahoma city on friday after allegedly severing the head of a woman and stabbing another co-worker. he had just been fired from his job before the rampage. he had been trying to convert several employees to islam. overseas, joining the fight against isis. taking off for their first combat mission. uk defense officials say the jets are now ready to be used in an attack role as targets are identified. i'm kelly wright. we take you back now to bulls and bears. >>> first, the massive rally for climate change. now, lawmakers across america are rallying around the cause, calling for more global warming regulations. they say that will only put more jobs on ice. >> i think these mayors have never been exposed to any economics or economic theories. they are banding around this whole green energy thing. look, my

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para la psicologa douperly wright, esa peligrosa actividad va mas alla de la codiciada popularidad que los adolescentes buscan en la escuela douperly wright/psicologa "es mas que llamar la atencion, es una combinacion, es mirenme mirenme estoy haciendo este challenge, existe una manera de descargar emociones al momento que estan haciendose dano" karina y su hija de once anos quedaron en shock cuando vieron el video del desafio.. karina justo/madre "a mi no me parece bien, esta mal eso, no voy a permitir que mis hijos hagan eso" "porque eso es malo y puede danar tu piel y le dijera a una persona adulta para que parara" expertos afirman que lo primero que usted debe hacer es hablar con su hijo para evitar que caiga victima de este tragico juego. erika es consejera en varias escuelas en san jose... ya va a tomar acciones preventivas con los estudiantes erika arrizon/consejera familiar "voy a hablar con ellos, preguntarles por que lo hacen.. y si necesitan apoyo emocional.. brindarselos" douperly "todo lo que un hijo haga en contra de su salud hay que preocuparse" live in studio monitor an

i'm david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. >>> next, the name is bond. james bond. scotland ablaze tonight, before a vote to split from the united kingdom. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >>> in a few hours, scottish voters will decide if it's time for a national breakup, to kiss the united kingdom good-bye and go out on their own. the polls couldn't be closer, and a split could be traumatic. here's abc's chief froern affairs correspondent terry moran. ♪ >> reporter: the bagpipes are actually on fire here in scotland, and so is the political debate. james bond is all for it. >> a martini, shaken, not stirred. >> harry potter's creator is against it. and the queen? she is definitely not amused. in this land of 5 million proud souls decides whether they should split off from the united kingdom, kilts and all, and declare themselves an

sally was flying in a crew of five, four men and sally and the marquee read wright's sally, ride and guys can tag along too. [laughter] more to sally's liking was being a college by billy joel in his song we didn't like the fire. remember that one cracks that is one when she tipped off the name of 56 historic figures and moments over the past 40 years sally ride became between wheel of fortune and heavy metal suicide. the song shot to the top of the billboard 100. sally heard of for the first time driving along in her car and nearly drove off the cliff. so did her good friend billie jean king who told me, that she billy would always turn up the volume to catch sally's name was on the radio. i had to tell you i do the same thing. why all the attributes and why all the fuss about this extraordinary woman? let me start with a cartoon and this is a cartoon that was published right after sally died. there were a number of editorial cartoons commemorating her life and her death in july of 2012, and the one that i liked the best is a teenaged girl's bedroom, a surprisingly neat teenaged gir

for more we turn to kelly wright who is standing by. what is the latest? >> the nfl abuse scandal involving ray rice and others is raising the heat on roger goodell. he is coming under intense criticism for angry fans out there. these banners calling for good dell to go are flying high over several nfl stadiums. a woman's advocacy group and fans accuse the nfl commissioner of knowing about the disturbing video of ray rice punching his then fiancee in the face. but protestors claim good dell was being too lenient with rice. >> dropped the ball hard on the ray rice situation. sd domestic violence is not something to play around with. the league is covering something up. >> rice plans to file an appeal of his suspension today. in a separate incident minnesota vikings running back adrien peterson was jailed and released after being charged with child abuse after allegedly beating his 4-year-old son with a switch. peterson was de activated by his team. >> charles barclay depends -- defends adrian peterson. >> we all grew up in different environments. black pare

. >> kelly wright. thank you. >> murder charges expected again today of a man suspected of beheading a co-worker. kno nolen faces murder charges after he went on a rampage after getting fired. he was stopped when the company's coo shot him. nolen tried to convert him to islam after his own recent conversion. despite that fact his case is being treated as workplace violence and not terrorism. >>> british isis hostage john can cantly appearing in a video wearing an orange jump suit. he speaks into the camera attacking the plan to use iraqi troops and syrian rebels to defeat isis. this is the third time he has appeared in an isis video. >>> set to sign a deal of nearly 10,000 american troops to remain a afghanistan. amidzi agreed to sign the deal. hamid karzai had refused. he will be responsible for advising and supporting security forces as well as counter-terrorism mission. >> new developments in a case of a u.s. marine building held in a mexican prison. tahmooressi in court for a brief hearing as the me

all right, lawrence wright's article "the 28 pages" is in "the new yorker."thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure, jeff. thank you. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. president obama in the main picked up support at home and abroad for the fight against islamic state militants in iraq and syria. the nation marked the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and honored the nearly 3,000 people killed that day. and a judge in south africa ruled out a murder conviction for double amputee olympian oscar pistorius. he still faces a possible conviction on a lesser charge in the shooting death of his girlfriend. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now, an inside look at what it's like to study black holes at extreme altitude. we sent a reporting team 16,000- plus feet above sea level to the alma observatory, high in the mountains of western chile. you can watch time-lapse videos and view a photo gallery from the trip, on our science page. and the american scholar recently published two lists of the greatest american novels. we've combined them into

here's abc's david wright. >> here we go. go time. ready? excuse me, girls?ave you seen my brother? he was in the arms of an african-american gentleman. >> reporter: spending the afternoon making funny videos with friends -- may seem like a total slacker thing to do. >> perfect, dude. >> reporter: but for these guys, it's the pathway to fame and fortune. >> want to try another one? >> let's try another one. >> here we go. >> reporter: meet cody johnson, clarity and brent rivero. rising stars on a video app called vine. all three pull down six-figure salaries, just for posting on social media. and so can you, if you have lots of followers and the right image. they are the new don drapers, creative guys who figured out how to connect with consumers. and that is worth a fortune. is it receiving out? >> i think it's finally giving the creator a chance to do what they love to do for a living. >> reporter: it's not selling out, it's cashing in? >> we're able to do well for ourselves, finally, after a year of vining and filming just because we loved it. >> reporter:

i'm kelly wright.ew details on a horrific murder in oklahoma. police are waiting until the suspect is conscious to arrest him. he was shot by another employee at a food processing plant near oklahoma city on friday after allegedly severing the head of one woman and stabbing another co-worker. he had been fired from his job before the rampage occurred. witnesses say, also, he had beenibeen trying to convert several employees to islam. >>> police on the hunt for an accused cop killer say he slipped up. he made a brief call to his family. investigators say they were able to track the signal to the search area in the pocono mountains. meanwhile, police searching through his computerer including how to avoid manhunts and more. i'm kelly wright. now back to cavuto on business. >>> room and board for illegals crossing the border. the government set to open the fourth residential facility in texas. this one is huge. 2400 beds, all for illegals crossing the border. the understanding was they wouldn't be here lo

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i'm kelly wright. we take you back to bulls and bears.more news, log on to foxnews.com. >>> what a great country, huh? is u.s. stock market rolls out the welcome mat to china's giant retailer, alibaba. the stocks soar making it the biggest public offering ever. now, tracy says it's time for china to roll out its own welcome mat to u.s. companies. >> for us to try to do business over there, the stories you hear, brenda, people can't get manufacturing orders. there are no rules and regulations to begin with. you don't know what to follow. china makes it up as they go. if anybody believes the number that is come out of china, i have a bridge to sell you. it makes u.s. companies competing over there completely unfair. it's time they level the playing field with us. >> despite the harassment and e restrictions of u.s. companies, there's a benefit. alibaba says it is going to provide a lot of jobs for americans. >> exactly. there's a lot of issues. one, is alibaba to be trusted? she is right. who knows. that's one. two, are companies in china b

kelly wright in studio with the details of this coalition. >> good morning.resident obama has been trying to put an arab base on all of this. the attacks on isis targets and syria are not from americans alone. the air strikes are from a coalition of arab nations working side by side to destroy isis, united emirates, qatar, jordan are involved. general jack king says he supports the president's effort to put together the strategic coalition adding it is a specific step towards defeating isis. >> it is very significant we have four aer rarab muslim countries attacking a sunni based terror organization. many frwere urged to do somethi assad before. but now this is isis. tsz significa it is significant in my judgment. they also aid hamas. i always felt we had a way to do this country. >> another cause to concern this coalition is strong in the united states. they will chair a meeting on the security council he is expected to push for it giening backing for isis. some of our viewers have been tweeting back to me this morning saying their major concern is that we w

i'm kelly wright. a news team has found a oil slick in an ocean where two people crashed. larry glaze r and his wife jane were in the plain. larry is believed to be the pilot. i was headed from rochester, new york, to north carolina, when it veered off of coast. and the jamaican coast guard are search ing f searching for the wreckage. >>> and 11 people are injured after a commuter bus crashed into a home near san francisco. police in richmond say that a stolen car hit the bus causing it to go off of the road and slam into the house. three people in the house sustained minor injuries and a passenger from the car is arrested, but the police are r searching for the driver who fled on foot. that is a look at news at this hour. i'm kelly wright. now back to "bulls & bears." >>> isis terror spreading, and fears it may reach our soil g w growing. now, worries that this number may be a factor in fighting them, because a newly released report shows that foreign countries now own $6 trillion of our debt, and joh

kristen wright is live with the change coming to school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we were watching parents walking their children into the elementary school. fair fax county is now the tenth largest school district in the country with more than 186,000 students. with that comes change. for example, the cost of school breakfast and lunch is going up by 25 cents this year and also there's a new school. the first in line on the first day of school. >> this is my first day of school and i'm going to fifth grade. like it's really exciting because next year i'm going to sixth grade. >> reporter: the buses pulled into the new bailey's upper elementary with kids excited about their new fairfax school, converting a billing into a second bailey's campus to fix overcrowding and a quickly growing school system. the vertical design is the future. >> we do believe we'll have to start looking and going up. so we believe this sets the stage for future design of o schools throughout the county. >> reporter: students at bailey's and every elementary school across the district will n

i'm kelly wright. a search team has found an oil slick in the ocean near jamaica where a small plane crashed killing two people. on board was a prominent new york couple. real estate developer larry glazer and his wife, jane. larry was believed to be the pilot of the single engine plane. it was heading from rochester, new york, to naples, florida, when it veered off course and lost impact with ground control. the coast guard and jamaican military officials are searching for the wreckage. >>> at a memorial service in florida, hundreds of people paying a final farewell to murdered journalist steven sotloff. a letter he had written in captivity was read. sotloff told his family to be happy and to stay positive and that if they did not meet again, he hoped they would in heaven. i'm kelly wright. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. with julie bandaras for a brand new hour of news. now back to forbes on fox. for all your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> well, next time you dine out, take a closer look at your di

i'm kelly wright. good morning. new details on a horrific workplace murder in oklahoma.ice say they're waiting until suspect alton nolen can be arrested. he ras arrested friday after serv severing the head's one woman and stabbing yoanother co-work per's he had been trying to convert effort is employees to islam. >>> oversea, hundreds of hikers stranded as a volcano eruñts in central japan. officials say they were forced to take cover inside lodges near the summit of the mountain earlier today. at least 40 people reportedly injured and seven more missing. rescue teams planning to reach the area on foot after daybreak tomorrow. >>> i'm kelly wright. see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> attention walmart shoppers. get ready for a low-cost checking account. no minimum balance, no overdraft fees. no monthly fee if you direct deposit at least $500 a month. no surprise, some big bank, and the anti-walmart crowd don't like it. you say that's all the more reason to love it. why? >> this is a great st

i'm kelly wright, now back to an "on the record" "special report." >>> ptsd.e learning more every day about the horrors of post-traumatic stress syndrome or ptsd. experts believe upwards of 20% of iraq and afghanistan veterans suffer from it it but, in reality, that figure may be much higher. we heard about it firsthand from some of our bravest heroes and their spouses. >> during the of course after the first -- the invasion, i came back and no one really talked about ptsd but there was something wrong. it took me going to the bhal my wife and i had a huge anxiety attack. that's when we first started finding out about pdsd. >> nearly 120,000 soldiers who fought in rawng and afghanistan diagnosed with ptsd. guilt, problem concentrating and higher risk suicide. >> had a lot of problems sleeping and nightmares with the ptsd. then my last tour to afghanistan we hit an ied outside of southern helmand province. i was later diagnosed with tbi and ptsd of course. i have been on various medications trying to get it all under control. it was our kids and our wives and i

this is colonel gib wright. is command of young's brigade. gib wright is an interesting fellow. he was aquited of murder in the years prior to war. liked his whiskey and was a hard fighter. there's fitz lee, 5'3", prone to being obese. by the time in the spanish american war he was 320 pounds. which is why he came back to the service of the army for the spanish american war it wasn't possible to get him up on a horse which is why he in turn ended up not serving in the field. as i said, the favorite nephew -- nephew of the commanding general of the army of northern virginia, i've identified four good days this guy had in the entire war, one of them happen to be may 7, 1964. fitz will conduct a delaying ction at the tavern. it will hold off the union infantry advance long enough to allow dick anderson's troop to get ahead of the army of the potomac. that's one of got days that fitz lee. trevilian stations will not be one of those four good days. igadier general williams wickham will resign his commission. williams wickham regimen at the time broke at brandy station which in turn a

nick wright is familiar with the new and expensive police report.the incident happened when the little boy pushed another little boy. >> he called it a standard whooping. he said the only parts that were different is when the switch wrapped around the front of the heg and the one that hit the child's genitals. he was asked by the police worse than usual? and he said on his butt, no. he said on his butt, that's what a whooping is. >> reporter: wright says the little boy told police he was scared of his father, that he was often punished in what the boy described as the whooping run and peterson had lots of belts. wright says peterson spoke with investigators in a 40-minute phone conversation where he justified disciplining his son with this kind of force. >> you listen to the audio of adrian peterson with the police, and he comes across honestly as a loving parent who truly believes he was doing what was right for his son, who feels badly about two specific unintentional injuries. adrian peterson is very self-assured that he not only loves his childr

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> my voice would be hoarse, too.ll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a naval flight officer from virginia beach, virginia... a business research librarian from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a health aide from new york, new york...