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Back of the book segment tonight. what the heck just happened. new poll from gallup just asked this question do you think the federal government poses an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens? 49% say yes, the government is threatening 49% say it is not. >> are you afraid of the government gutfeld. >> absolutely. terrified of things that dont stop growing. terrified of black mold. if you get a rash that wont stop growing. morbidly obese cat frittens me. do you remember...

Back of the book segment tonight. what the heck just happened. new poll from gallup just asked this question do you think the federal government poses an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens? 49% say yes, the government is threatening 49% say it is not. >> are you afraid of the government gutfeld. >> absolutely. terrified of things that dont stop growing. terrified of black mold. if you get a rash that wont stop growing. morbidly obese cat frittens me. do you remember...

Variety. there is marshland. foliage. industrial area. and a residential area. >> there is. yesterday, we had -- an unbelievable amount of resources to put between federal, state, local, county agencies. throughout the day we had over 400 law enforcement officers on the ground actively searching. swat teams on the ground actively searching. we had over 45 canine units in the area actively searching. six aircraft in the air, actively searching. the search of two square mile perimeter lasted in ex...

Pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we searched every room, every nook and cranny, we moved furniture, and it was a lie. >> mary is severely dehydrated and dies soon after. the familys lawyer says mary wandered into that closet and got trapped. >> my mom suffered for four days. and theres no excuse for it. >> 1 in 5 nursing home patients is prone to wandering. if your loved o...

The former "new york times" reporter had pitched a "parade" magazine piece on clinton an prompted to offer veto power over its contents which gelb denied and i didnt see at the time was that lynn rothschild said my use of the word viso was bullcrap. les is absolutely right that i should no have used that word. she admired so much of what she did and particularly her work ethic. donald trump says the media is distorting his position on illegal immigration. martin fairfax, half the media are dropp...

Reporter had pitched a "parade" magazine piece on clinton an prompted to offer veto power over its contents which gelb denied and i didnt see at the time was that lynn rothschild said my use of the word viso was bullcrap. les is absolutely right that i should no have used that word. she admired so much of what she did and particularly her work ethic. donald trump says the media is distorting his position on illegal immigration. martin fairfax, half the media are dropping illegal in the coverage....

Than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebodys life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimers disease and may be disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >>...

>> so -- and i mean again, this is a basic question. the engineer will know the route and know what those speeds are? >> yeah engineers go through very intensive training. locomotive engineers go through months and months of training where they have to learn every nook and cranny of the railroad. where every signal is every speed change is. where every spich is that they can change from track to track, they have to memorize this stuff. in some cases, we have signal systems that will alert the en...

>> yeah, engineers go through very intensive training. locomotive engineers go through months and months of training, where they have to learn every nook and cranny of the railroad. where every signal is, every speed change is. where every spich is that they can change from track to track, they have to memorize this stuff. in some cases, we have signal systems that will alert the engineer when speeds change. so that they can reduce their speed, they get in on the alarming side of the cab, theyll...

Wasnt just a judgment problem, but there may have been a complete inattentiveness in the cab. the braking would need to start a mile or so back. those kind of speeds of course thats only about 30 45 seconds. so clearly this wasnt just a mild misjudgment. it was something really basic. and boy, we havent seen a train wreck at that speed in the united states really as far as i can remember. so this is something new. >> if youre at the helm if youre the engineer of this train and you know how busy ...