tonight. i d love to do it. right now. let s stay in your up. then you stand up on a hol ud oh oh, stop it. what s going on with these politicians? beep, beep, beep. okay. it s not looting. wha it s reparations. what is going on here? i m no on?t getting an answer fm bro. paul e.p. takespaul the stan. plus, fox news alert. prime time floyd, the secretwe s service over the cocaine investigation. and we just gobackt back over 100 pages of documents and the secret servicesecret s has been. to you about everything. here s why. hey said when the cocaine was first found, they said it was in the librar e firsy where the first familys. lives, own the oliver stating cocaine hydrochloride and alsoay a library. then there were reports that the cocaine was actually found outside the situation room. now, the investigation has progressed and so they re saying the west executive entrance, whice entrh as you noted, is closer to the situation room. the secret service thenbb
newsreel narrator: president truman s dramatic announcement that russia has created an atomic explosion sends reporters racing for flushing meadow, where russia s vyshinsky arrives to address the united nations. this puts the u.s. in a really complicated position, because it s no longer the only country with nuclear weapons. suddenly, you have the possibility that if war with nuclear weapon broke out between two states that had a fair number of them, they could, in a matter of hours, destroy themselves. (civil defense siren blaring) newsreel narrator: we must all get ready now, so we know how to save ourselve if the atomic bomb ever explodes near us. and one of the possible options scientists and policy people lobbied for was to build the hydrogen bomb as the sort of next step. (explosion rumbling) snowden: the hiroshima and nagasaki bombs were on the order of 15 kilotons of tnt,
newsreel narrator: president truman s dramatic announcement that russia has created an atomic explosion sends reporters racing for flushing meadow, where russia s vyshinsky arrives to address the united nations. this puts the u.s. in a really complicated position, because it s no longer the only country with nuclear weapons. suddenly, you have the possibility that if war with nuclear weapon broke out between two states that had a fair number of them, they could, in a matter of hours, destroy themselves. (civil defense siren blaring) newsreel narrator: we must all get ready now, so we know how to save ourselve if the atomic bomb ever explodes near us. and one of the possible options scientists and policy people lobbied for was to build the hydrogen bomb as the sort of next step. (explosion rumbling) snowden: the hiroshima and nagasaki bombs were on the order of 15 kilotons of tnt,
newsreel narrator: president truman s dramatic announcement that russia has created an atomic explosion sends reporters racing for flushing meadow, where russia s vyshinsky arrives to address the united nations. this puts the u.s. in a really complicated position, because it s no longer the only country with nuclear weapons. suddenly, you have the possibility that if war with nuclear weapon broke out between two states that had a fair number of them, they could, in a matter of hours, destroy themselves. (civil defense siren blaring) newsreel narrator: we must all get ready now, so we know how to save ourselve if the atomic bomb ever explodes near us. and one of the possible options scientists and policy people lobbied for was to build the hydrogen bomb as the sort of next step. (explosion rumbling) snowden: the hiroshima and nagasaki bombs were on the order of 15 kilotons of tnt,
they are watching the house? there watching the house. fearing there were bein watched by the kidnappers, the sheriff ordered all hi personnel to go covert and get out of sight we were watching ourselve to see if they were watching us? the kidnappers have you watching of your own shoulders that is exactly right what does that say to you i they re playing by different set of rules it was probably one of th earliest indications to me tha this case was not going to tur out like a lot of people assumed. dateline returns after th break. it was saturday afternoon queen ray, wife and mother o two had been missing for ove 24 hours after two attempted money drop failed, the local sherif called in the fbi. almost 150 people were now working to find her. the agent in charge of the fbi jacksonville office was jame casey, he said the kidnapper appeared to be deactivatin quinn s cell phone after eac of the calls they made to reid somebody in the scheme wa smart enough to take the