in the decatur area.here are local pawnshops or music sfoers, that would be our guess what it would end up. >> we're hoping you can recover some of your stuff. >> we appreciate it, thank you. >>> somebody went to go check their trail camera, and made a brand new friend. so this guy is on a trail, and this young deer doesn't just walk up to him, watch what it does next. >> can you not smell me? can you not -- >> she can't smell him, but she can taste him -- >> so friendly. >> and it's not one, it's like let's get to know each other. >> okay, i have to get going. >> when he says that, the deer is like -- already? >> you're going to walk away? >> this deer is very friendly, or very niaive. >> deer love salt licks. >> that's nature for you. >> these guys are strapping on their water skis, and heading down a line into lake powell. >> see the >>> on a scale of one to ten, how safe is that? >> not quite three. >> if you're going to play with fire, you might as well do it in slo-mo. here, they take a pan full of

many schools conducted drills and reviewed their security and mark strassmann is in decatur, georgia, tonight. >> reporter: dekalb county's briarlake elementary was different today. an armed school police officer patrolled outside and the principal ordered teachers to lock all classroom doors on the hallway side. lillian govus, the district spokeswoman, took us inside. all of dekalb's 138 schools have at least 32 security cameras installed in 1999 after the columbine shooting. >> what's new is the sense of awareness and the dialogue that's happening among our staff members and our families and the students who we serve in order to keep our children safe. >> i want everyone to get away from the hallway door and get down. >> reporter: this training video was attached to today's memo from the texas attorney general urging the states the school districts to review their emergency procedures. he said 78 of them have inadequate safety plans. the school district outside pittsburgh got a court order over the weekend to arm its school police. and in los angeles, each of the city's 10,000 polic

and that landscape down in decatur county, it is hilly. it raises a lot of grass. we don't think it's the best corn ground but they're doing better with the new hybrids. now i'm seeing the character of the man that served in this congress for 16 years, the man from the military for over 20 years. he was an assault helicopter pilot in vietnam, was formed and shaped in the hills that today i have the privilege to represent and that feed those cowboys that wander out there -- cows that wander out in there in that pasture. i'm glad to know that congressman leonard boswell will check on those cows because he loves them and takes care of them. i also had the privilege of making the trip to go to vietnam as congressman boswell was going back to vietnam for the first time since the end of his second deployment there. and he asked me if i would sit in front behind the glass with him as we went all around vietnam, through saigon, out to the streets of saigon, out in the countryside, out on a boat on the river, and as we looked at how the country had changed and the populatio

involved in the predictable directions the kunin light lived to be 120 years but no longer and will decatur the predictable stages as well the family. however wealthy and the state however powerful. and now we see we in america are at the outward end of the to hundred 50 years, and we see the signs positive. we passed through the ages of outburst conquest, commerce, of unscom into left and we've come to the age of decadence. this and all employers, she writes, can be identified by the defensiveness, pessimism, materialism, the welfare state, the dissolution of the armed forces, the weakening of religion, and the attempt to the favor in the world. he also wrote a companion essay called the search for survival in which he writes every one of us contributes to the recovery of our country by working harder, but flustering the conrad good work and that only the revival of spiritual devotion, not fashionable can inspire the selfless service and each of us can contribute by leading moral and dedicated lives and by speaking and writing in that sense and if we have no leaders we must go at it alone.

and under the rear session is in decatur in both the coming recession from, severity perception as well as to recovery. the two exceptions to his research. one was shortly after world war ii when it was a very mild recession and the other was in 2001. i said that's interesting. he goes a little further and said the exception of 2001 helped us understand to fascinate a little bit because housing didn't decline dramatically as you would expect in 2001. it actually powered through the recession. i've always thought later was what became the bubble. i said wow, that's a really good chapter. so he came through with it. i thought it was a great addition to the boat. after a comes rolling in, robert lucas said here's my chapter after all. i say this worked out pretty well. i go back to the president and say in fact he didn't have four, we got five. >> this book is unusual in that it has five nobel prize winners among us 21 authors. .. >> if you want to mess with washington, d.c., go ahead. that's absolutely fine. but -- [laughter] but i've been living in washington, d.c. for a long time and wa

this is eric from decatur, georgia. caller: good morning. the lady that just spoke, i believe she is totally wrong. i think this thing is about the color of the president and the color of somebody you want appointed to a high position. these republicans cannot deal with the fact this country is moving forward. to disregard the middle class and the poor. host: let me go back to scott wilson who has a side bar story on "the washington post." next is an russ from connecticut on the independent line. the last call from this. caller: a couple of comments. take the statistics out of a long career that rice had it. this is an example of the bullying on the right and how they use their power, money, and influence and power just to barge their way through and get whatever they want. i want to make a quick comment. yesterday you had grover norquist talking about tax increases that lower income people would have when they had a medical deals under obamacare the stuff he spewed was unbelievable. these people might have a $100 tax increase, but the alter

>> last time i traveled far to decatur, illinois, at this a festival there. i did a walk around.e parade. so some of these parades are two and three miles, sometimes four miles. it's grueling. >> alisyn: how did you start doing it? >> well, i always wanted to be a performer growing up and that was my dream. and i went on day duty and i was directing traffic one day and i saw a candid camera clip a couple weeks before that and i went out and did a couple of hand movements and the crowd started coming out. then the police department didn't know about it, but they heard about it. then all the feedback was so great and they loved it. so they let me do it. >> alisyn: you stay in good shape. these moves are not easy. in fact, you've hurt yourself a couple times. >> yeah. i've hurt my knee. i got hung up on one of those tweed rugs and twisted my knee. i needed surgery. and my hip bothers me once in a while but it's tough when you're 37. >> alisyn: i understand that. i get that. occupational hazards. where do you come up with your moves? do you update them? >> yeah. i mixed in a victor c