there is no conscience under the feet. can you like the bones of my enemies. also ahead tough guy actor steven seagull has become russian citizen. gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how terrorists are getting into the country. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. this man, 18-year-old abdul artan injured 11 people yesterday at ohio state university. their lives will never be the same. there is no question artan is a terrorist. authorities saying his computer has all kinds of rotten stuff on it. but how exactly did he get to america? and to ohio state? according to good work by fox and cbs news, artan and his family left somalia in 2007, taking up residence in a refugee camp in pakistan. it s not unusual. somali is a failed state with terrorism everywhere. the family stayed in pakistan for 7 years befor
there is no conscience under the feet. can you like the bones of my enemies. also ahead tough guy actor steven seagull has become russian citizen. gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how terrorists are getting into the country. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. this man, 18-year-old abdul artan injured 11 people yesterday at ohio state university. their lives will never be the same. there is no question artan is a terrorist. authorities saying his computer has all kinds of rotten stuff on it. but how exactly did he get to america? and to ohio state? according to good work by fox and cbs news, artan and his family left somalia in 2007, taking up residence in a refugee camp in pakistan. it s not unusual. somali is a failed state with terrorism everywhere. the family stayed in pakistan for 7 years befor
more than 100,000 men, women, and children, all of japanese ancestry, removed from their homes and the pacific coast states to wartime communities established in out-of-the-way places. they re either accu wish and imply individualist loyalty but was ordered to reduce a military hazard at a time when danger of invasion was great. two thirds of the evacuees are american citizens by right of birth. the others are there japanese born parents and grandparents. they are not under suspicion, not prisoners, not in turnees. they are merely displaced people. the unwanted casualties of war. the time spring and summer of 1942. replace 10 different relocation centers in unsettled parts of california, arizona, utah, idaho, wyoming, colorado, and arkansas. i was born in a small town south of sacramento called floren. my dad had a farm. we raised grapes and strawberries. i was there until age 5, when world war ii started with the bombing of pearl harbor. sunday, my dad, who had been ho
reporter: michael was supposed to be moved to a mental health program before he was found in a cell beaten to death. shannon says if those responsible thought he was an insignificant, forgotten man, they were wrong. he was loved. he was part of a family. sisters who loved him, aunts who loved him. cousins who loved him. the officers seriously misunderstood who michael is. reporter: they are upset that the murder suspect gets to post bail. shannon wants more safety for mentally ill inmates. they can t be left to people what don t know what to do to help. reporter: shannon believes there should be straining, but doesn t know the type needed. i don t know what kind of training you need to not beat somebody. i mean, what kind of training do you need? reporter: for the tyree family there is a bottom line. his death has to mean something, it has to mean something. reporter: what would it take for that to happen? that this never happens again. reporter: all t
with his poll numbers plummeting and his party facing a potential gop sweep in the midterms, whatever the president says tomorrow night at this time could have a serious impact on our nation s security and on our political landscape for years to come. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in washington tonight. ed? reporter: good evening, new details on why the president flipped from originally wanting to have an afternoon speech tomorrow to the bright lights and the bigger pressure of a primetime address to the nation. i m told there are two reasons. officials say that over the weekend they had better than expected reaction to that meet the press interview, the idea that the president had finally formulated a strategy and could articulate it. that obviously the flip side is he had not been able to do that until sunday. secondly, i m told, the white house was deeply surprised that the iraqi government actually was able to form. they didn t think that was going