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i wrote about facts, not what i believe. of course in the first administration he gained after he went into training after the assassination recovery inch your 70s, that s no small accomplishment. we do thank you, tom, for this special look, and as he does say, it s a very fact-based, very interesting focus on a period of the president s life that we don t often see as clearly. we do thank you again for coming to join us, and thank tom. thank you for having me. [applause] up next, author and think tank president, arthur brooks. the former french hornist, tunnel social scientist, talks about his research on charity, happiness, and free enterprise. the head of the american enterprise institute is the author of four nonfiction books, including new york times bess sellers by gross national happiness and the road to freedom. arthur brooks, where did the phrase, gross national happiness, come from? guest: the phrase comes from the government of beaut buttan, ....
outrage. has anything really changed? laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. authorities say they sorted out who caused the germanwings crash on a french mountain top but not why he did it. the voice recorder shows that co-pilot andreas lubitz knocked the pilot out of the cockpit and started the plane into dissent. we start why his hometown in germany. reporter: he s the boy dreamed of being an airplane pilot but is he a mass murderer? the crash is yielding clues. andreas lubitz, the co-pilot, may have caused this deliberately. the french prosecutor in charge of the case today said that is the most plausible explanation to what can be heard on the cockpit voice recorder. he activated the controls to start dissent. we have no explanation at the minute why he did that. reporter: but that can be analyze as his intention to destroy the plane. so here s what the voice recorder shows. for the first 20 minutes of flight all i ....
girls alike coming up. fox & friends starts right now. hey this is chuck knap wishing you a merry christmas and a happy new year from fox & friends. thanks, judge. judge, good morning to you. good morning to you, ainsley earhardt. i m filling in for anna this morning. so fun to be with you guys. et cetera especially right before christmas. i love it here. our studios are decked out. our pillows are comfy. you can always take my pillow. no, just kidding. let s get to a fox news alert though as we start this show. just moments ago, north korea saying it can prove it s not behind, not, i repeat, behind that sony cyber attack. and now they are threatening grave consequences if the united states doesn t join a joint probe together. hey, come on over, united states, and work with us. this comes hours after president obama and the fbi say north korea is, in fact, responsible. leland vittert is live in washington with the unfolding story. good morning, lel ....
the upcoming south korean war games could further inflame the rogue nation. fears grow with the wall street journal and offering this grim and offer assessment. history says pyongyang will back down. experts worry this time is different. neither side has any attempt to make the first concession. trace gallagher has more. trace? not only do you have a stalemate that could last for weeks, look at the chess board. there s upcoming moves that could serve as flash points. in two weeks, the u.s. and south korea will have their joint exercises. these are military drills that in the past have infuriated north korea. kim jong-un believes they re preparations for an invasion. china has called on the u.s. and south korea to cancel the drills to lower the tension. on top of that, in the coming days, the general in charge of north korea s missiles is schedule to present kim jong-un a plan to simultaneously launch four missiles towards guam. experts say missiles landing anywhere ....
president-elect. often compared to president trump, promised to crack down on corruption and crime. do you want to run again? no. wait? [laughter] no. that was a pause. well, i would like to be president. [laughter] 5 to 1 the final tonight. back i can feel a fire like the hands out the window. steve: i wonder if boston has gone to bed yet. ainsley: no, i doubt it. steve: they had a big night. it s not every day that we hold up the boston global but there they are. boston red sox one for the ages. brian: except for a great start by the yankees they have been the best team in baseball the entire season. for the best team of baseball to win in that dramatic fashion. seven and a half hour long longest in world series history that was for the dodgers just to get one win. steve: for you, brian kilmeade to say they re the best team in baseball this year being a yankees fan says a lot. brian: i m a mets fan who doesn t hate the yankees which is rare for this st ....