peter mckenna, how about parents keeping a better eye on their kids and people responsible for parentseeping an eye on them as well. stranger danger. that's what we've all been told. what are proactive measures for parents in dealing in these situations? >> so i think the number 1 opportunity parents have is to have the conversation. this is a conversation that's hard for parents, some parents, and it can be challenging. but it is important to have those conversations, and empower our children with knowledge. i would -- one of the examples we give and it's actually saved the life of a child and she prevented her own abduction here in our country was she had a passports. her parents had had this conversation with her and she had a passport that they had said if someone's telling that you they want to pick you up after school or we're not coming, this is the word that they need to say to you. she asks that stranger immediately, what that was the first thing she asked, what was the password, that individual does not know, she immediately made sure that she was causing a lot of attention a

joining me, peter obrin, and writer dave mckenna who wrote a column about dan snyder, owner of the washingtonteam. snyder sued the paper over it. the suit was later dropped. dave, i'll begin with you. why won't he change the name? what is it here? is it tradition? is it just money? what's the deal? >> it's because people told him to change the name. he will change -- tradition doesn't really mean much to dan snyder. he changed the level, the club level at fedex field, it was called the joe gibbs level, as sacred a figure as there is in redskins nation. he changed that to stubhub level this year for money. so he will still out. but he also is a very stubborn man. he will not do what you want him to do. >> you think it's literally the fact people are saying you have to do this that's making him say i will not do it because you're telling me to do it? >> absolutely. if he could come up with a way to make it look like it's his idea, he'd change it tomorrow. >> do you think there will be a rising crescendo where players say, this is a problem, i don't want to play for a team that has a name like t