investigators leaving no unturn. five have identified on this hour. they launched an international manhunt for the man on your screen. the belgium-born individual. he was detained at the french border on saturday but then released. citing several sources and police sources as well but at least one top french security official. france not wasting any time on this. french fighter jets responders by founding inside of syria yesterday. the french mittrary in coordination with u.s. intelligence dropping 20 bombs. jihadi recruitment and depo. 72 hours before attack. weapons, effle tower, warned of an asalt on the west just one day before the actual paris attack. cac moving. we have looked at past paris attacks and we typically do not get market reactions, also flat this morning. we are following to see any reaction to the upset. at home futures are down as well. lower opening to flat for the u.s. market. overnight in asia. finishing mostly larger. japanese market on the move. japan's economy contracting for the second straight quarter. we will have every an

fugitives david sweat and richard matt on the run. >> we are leaving no stone unturned.d be literally anywhere. >> but where were three? and what did the prison seamstress, now accused of aiding in their escape, really know? what do we know about their plan after they left the prison? >> well, she has been consistent. she has been consistent in that it was seven hours from this area. and she didn't know whether it was somewhere in new york, pennsylvania, vermont, canada. if we believe her to be telling the truth on that, then they were keeping her at bay about what their ultimate plan may have been. >> and that plan remains elusive. all investigators know is that their getaway fell apart when joyce mitchell backed out, leaving the escaped prisoners without the ride they needed. with no transportation, the fugitive killers were just blocks outside the prison, scrambling to avoid capture. checkpoints and roadblocks were quickly set up as police searched each vehicle for anything out of the ordinary, imploring the public to be on the lookout. >> they could be holed up in a

>> our detectives will look at all that information we'll look at anything, we'll leave no stone unturned>> their one-year-old son was home during the shooting and he is okay. >> busted at a massage parlor details at 5:00 a.m. >> a pennsylvania boy with a rare genetic disorder has something very important on his christmas list and his community is coming together to make it a reality. a touching story is next. >> detective's are looking for a frustrated thief who assaulted a teenager when his plans to rob a north philadelphia family dollar store ran into trouble. you're looking at the video from inside the store an allegheny avenue on tuesday. the suspect went in and pulled a gun on 19-year-old female clerk. he tried to get the clerk to open the cash register, but she couldn't. he couldn't open it as well. the suspect flapped the teen and pulled her hair and ran off empty handed. >> a texas boy said bullying caused him to lose the use of his legs. his mother said she didn't know that her son was internalizing so much stress. she said the 8-year-old is not mature enough to express himself

when you hear her say she's leaving no stone unturned, what goes through your mind? >> no, i do not. i mean, if you look at the tapes and you could see, clearly, that she -- if she had saw these tapes, she would have come to a conclusion much quicker than what she has. >> adrian, the prosecutor says that she wants to reach a correct decision in a way that inspires confidence, to the extent it's possible. do you have confidence in this investigation? >> no, i do not. >> what about it doesn't give you confidence? >> it's over two and a half years, and it shouldn't take this long to find out why someone died in police custody. cases like that should be brought to immediate attention because you have families and friends and co-workers who are concerned and want to know. it holds a person's life and you can't really do too much, think or even concentrate knowing that you're waiting for someone to press the button and say okay, i'm finished and that's not right and fair. >> mr. lambert, your family was given these videos after one of your daughters filed a civil suit this

. >> unturned. >> reporter: the president defended the strategy against isis. he says they are making progress. they have been effective in taking out key leaders and pushed back against the call for more military. >> folks want to pop off what they would want us to do, present a specific plan. if they think their advisors are somehow better than the chairmen of the joint chiefs of staffs and the folks on the grounds, i want to meet them. >> there's a chance the bombings might be counterproductive. >> reporter: the law professor shows that isis is lashing out after losing grounds. the islamic state in recent weeks has been rocked and rolled back. >> reporter: he was moderating a discussion on isis in san francisco saying they are attempting to deter military involvement -- >> i wouldn't be surprise that the strike far outside syria was an effort to change the playing field an an effort to strike out in response to the narrow, to the restrictions that it find inside syria. >> reporter: showing their strength and effort to attract new recruits. the terror group i

so our goals here consistently have to be aggressive, and to leave no stone unturned, but not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we think they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory, who are very savvy when it comes to social media, and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counter consistently improve and get more information and how we can infiltrate these networks and reduce their operational space, even as we try to shrink the amount of territory to ultimately defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why the diplomatic efforts are so important. and it's going to require an effective iraqi effort that bridges shia an

a company spokesman says, quote, you are leaving no stone unturned. that means everything from layoffs to end of snack time. it includes lower severance payouts and no raises and no more sphree yogurt and bottled water at the company headquarters. they will provide more details on the company's future when it reports second quarter results on tuesday. >> so interesting. >>> still ahead, how a trip to the library changed one boy's life. >> and i will do a terrible impression of this. >> good grief, charlie brown. thraz not what it -- that's not what it sounds like. >> charlie brown and the peanuts are back, but is it better? we go behind the scenes on the new peanuts movie. >> wet weather is moving through the area will increase overnight. live doppler 7hd shows a cold front sinking to the south. we will time it out hour by hour in the accu-weather forecast. >> when you get weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us. we may use it on the air country and the bay area this is abc7 news. >>> a michigan couple says they were devasta

so our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned but also recognize this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacks another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers with fantasies of glory who are very savvy when it comes to social media and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians but diseffected individuals around the world and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counter terrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more information and how we can infiltrate these networks and rekus their operational space even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory. ultimately, to reclaim territory from them is going to require an end of the war. it's going to require an effective iraqi effort that brinls the differences which is why our diplomatic effor

police leaving no stone unturned here. >> you need to know that we are going to find you.ic's help to do this. but there's no question now we know who he is that he will be brought to justice. >> gold remains in guarded condition. >>> a career criminal picks the wrong couple to steal from. albuquerque police pulled up to this scene after a burglary call finding an elderly couple holding a thief at gunpoint. they grabbed a shot guchb and handgun after finding him putting stuff in a stolen suv. turns out he left jail only hours before for another burglary charge. heather? >> thanks, leah. the fdny firefighter could have put lives in danger. he graduated from the academy despite failing physical tests. ten days into the job, she's on medical leave after fracturing her foot during an equipment check. she tried and failed the academy two times before but was brought on as part of a priority hire after past discrimination against minorities. >>> and a politically incorrect front door sign is now going viral. the unapologetic message from a bakery in springfield, ohio saying that

. >>> french authorities leaving no stone unturned in the hunt for possible terror threats following last week's bloodshed. since then, police have conducted nearly 800 raids detaining at least 90 people while placing 164 people under house arrest. >>> russia and president vladimir putin going to iran. >>> donald trump agreeing with a reporter that we should track muslims here in the united states. the question is how? his answer controversial. we're ask south carolina senator lindsey graham if he agrees with both trump and ben carson on this controversial issue. >> i think we should have a database on everybody. hopefully we have a database on every citizen who is already here. if we don't, we're doing a very poor job. jusdoes that mean they have toer grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to help with personal care, housekeeping, meals, and most of all, staying engaged in life. oh, thank you, thank you. you're welcome. are you ready to go? oh, i sure am. we

i believe him when he said he left no stone unturned. >> he's finding a lot of stones now.discovered the cheating probes spreading to co2 tests because of at the missions. on going emissions. and now that involves petrol cars. >> and also it's something that nobody else could so you could question it. a co2 is not claiming better performance than anybody else. so you question it more and also you wonder what's happening in the rest of the industry. so we'll think about the implication of the industry more as a result of co2 being involved as well. >> we're looking at 800,000 cars and steve was saying well do you believe that number. do you believe that number? >> well, as he said, so many stones turn up. all we can be confident about is he seems committed to getting to the bottom of it. how long it takes. this comes to giving off emissions from the actual engine itself. >> co2 is an issue of inefficiency and what we use. we know that cars produce more co2. the reason why the industry and regulators like diesel sits producing less co2. >> so i'm tallying up the totals here.

and so our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned, but also recognize this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they are a state. we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what is going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory who are very savvy when it comes to social media, and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis and syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. and so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counter terrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how to get more information, infiltrate these networks and reduce their operational space even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory that they patrol to defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require our ending of the syrian war. which is why the diplomatic efforts are so important. and

>> i think i got it at a tailor called, "no stone unturned." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. thank you for playing catchphrase. tell your dad, i want to say hi to your dad. david. >> david, yeah very quick, he had some surgery. i want to say hi, i love you, and get better soon. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. hi. [ applause ] >> it's a dad theme tonight. >> jimmy: a dad theme tonight. >> dad hash tags, dads in the audience, dads in the hospital. >> jimmy: dad shout-out. [ laughter ] >> he's out of the hospital. >> jimmy: he's out of the hospital. >> now we can talk about a a stupid tv show. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i want to hear about this. here's what happened. you came on our show. i love having you on. you can come on whenever you want to. you always make me laugh. you came on and for no reason -- for no reas-on -- >> there was absolutely no reas-on. >> jimmy: there was no reason you came on. you had coors light sweatpants and had a neon hat and a a sweatshirt. [ laughter ] and i said what's going on with you? >> yeah, i just was -- yeah there really was no reason.

i'm leaving no stone left unturned and i hope the people and press will see that when it's over. >> garyt willing to say how much longer it may take her to reach a decision? >> reporter: anderson, two years certainly is a long time and one of the questions i asked the commonweal commonwealth's attorney is could this take another two years and she told me i suppose in theory anything can happen, but that is certainly not my intent but no, she would not tell us a timetable. she said she is certainly looking at the video evidence but has a multitude of other evidence she has been looking at and will continue to look at. >> all right. gary, thanks very much. it took a lawsuit to force the release of the videos showing linwood lambert being tased. his family saw that for the first time a couple weeks ago. joining me is his family. mr. lambert, you've been pushing the prosecutor for answers from the day your son died. when you hear her say she's leaving no stone urn tunturned, goes through your mind? do you believe her? >> no, i do not. if you look at the tapes and you could see clearly that s

we understand how critically important it is to absolutely do our job and leave no stone unturn unturned. when we will not cut corners. >> placed on hold or denied all together, do you know what those specific numbers are? >> i apologize. i don't remember them right now. i usually have them at my fingertips but i can certainly provide them to the members. >> i would request that you would. thank you for the work that's being done and thank you for providing much-needed context to support statements that have been made wholly without factual basis of the review that was done, the extent of the review. you said in your opening testimony that it's important to you to honor ou(tshp tradition offering refuge to those who desperately need it. i agree. thank y thank yous isly for the work that you do. >> thank you, congressman. >> amen. how touching to dedicate this program, in your mind, to the legacy of your grandfather. very touching. >> thank you, chairwoman. >> mr. connelly of virginia is recognized. >> thank you, madame chairman. and welcome to the panel. miss richard with 12.2 million sy

clue they have, they will make sure do prevent the possible additional attack that no stone is left unturned. they are more than competent to do so. >> the threat still exists. the threat is going out in the aftermath of the attack when we saw the video from isis. someone on that going on to issue a threat to paris saying more risk is coming. they are issuing a threat to the uk and the united states. congressman peter king was on this air and so many other members of congress and basically stating that the the united states remains target number one. we are a large country and to some degree that is to our advantage. tell me what we have to do on this soil and we are seeing it happen in places like new york where our police are putting out their con tear terrorism forces and making sure people are to be protected. what do we do? >> two things. i worked counterterrorism cases before. and we have always come across two things that seem to be limiting factors in our success here. number one, the surveillance infrastructure in the united states has to be increased. ii am not talking about nsa. p

erik: does it say that authorities and prosecutors will leave no stone unturned in an effort to get totom of what went on at petrobras and the builders around the project? julia: that is what investors and some analysts are starting to tell us. how far is this case going to go in how big is it going to get? we thought this was already huge. is one of the biggest corruption cases we've ever had in brazil. it just seems to keep going and with new arrests. we had arrests today. and what the implications of it are for the economy and for the president. erik: wire shares hitting so hammer this morning? they were down 19 -- 19% at one point this morning. we will bring it up so people can see. is he that crucial to the bank's business or are people -- it's down 26 present. are they selling now and asking questions later? --ia: i think it is asking selling now and asking questions later. he was brazil's golden boy. there was so much around him. most of what we reported was around him. is fact that he was arrested obviously not a good sign for investors. erik: now the golden boy walking run und

our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned, but also recognizes is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they are a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers. they have fantasies of glory. they are very savvy when it comes to social media. and they are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians but disaffected individuals around the world. when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. we have to take the approach of being rigorous on counterterrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more information and infiltrate these networks and reduce their operational space even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately, to reclaim territory from them, it will require the ending of the syrian civil war which is by diplomatic efforts are so important. and it will requ

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stonet they will leave no unturned and we will see the business become much more capital efficient.have an excuse to do big change. thank you very much. joining us from ubs. ing at the summit in dublin. caroline hyde there. what they see in europe. let's listen to the conversations she had. >> 5-10 years ago, we would have andieved best jumped up o down for anything with $1 billion vibration. now we are noting 5-6 voting dollar -- $5 billion-$6 billion valuations. anna: caroline hyde joins us from the summit. with us, the manager of a company that has invested in startups. caroline? caroline: one of the most prolific investors in europe, the u.s., and india. i have a partner, joining me right now to talk about the exits we are seeing. at $6 billion. many worried this was below the ipo valuation. is this a sign of strength? the european technical system is booming. you look at the past five years, we have seen before billion dollars. portfolio, three exits in the billion dollar range or multibillion dollar range. a company that got listed in france last week. this level of exits are

our goals here consistently have to be, to be aggressive and to be -- to leave no stone unturned, but also recognize that this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they are a state. we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state . that is not what is going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory, who are savvy when it comes to social media, and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counterterrorism efforts and consistently improve how we can get information, infiltrate these networks, reduce their operational space, and even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory that they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately, to reclaim territory from them is going to require an ending of the syrian civil war which is why the diplomatic efforts are so important and it

very few stones were left unturned here. all without a teleprompter. you would say so much for diplomacy. >> he would have been helped if he had a teleprompter because he wouldn't have likened his chief rival to a teleprompter. he would have been helped if he had had one. you have to have sympathy for mr. trump. at this point he's not the clear front runner. he's essentially in a tie. he's lashing out at his rival. he's lashing out at voters. it's an unhappy place he's occupying and the biggest problem he has is the anger at the voters he says are stupid who are stupid for listening for dr. carson. that's not going to work out. bill: he was referring to if you believe the stories, then shame on you. how does that go over? >> one of the problems in trump has had throughout this candidacy is a lack of understanding of christian doctrine. dr. carson's stories i was an angry teenager. i lashed out. but i accepted jesus christ as my lord and savior. donald trump says it doesn't matter that he accepted christ. it just matters that that's his what he did. to

so, our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned. also recognize this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory who are very savvy when it comes to social media. and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. we have to take the approach of being rigorous on the counterterroism efforts and find out how we can get more information, how we can infiltrate the networks, how we can reduce their operational space. even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory that they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require, however, an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why diplomatic efforts are so important.

sign up at myusps.com >>> leaving no stone unturned a louisiana district attorney is vowing justice inon following the police shooting death of 6-year-old jeremy mardis, a judge setting bond at $1 million for two officers facing murder charges as new details emerge about what led them to chase the boy's father in the first place. nick valencia is in marksville with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. early on in the investigation we were told perhaps an argument, a verbal argument at a bar led to deputy marshals chasing down chris few. now we're told there was actually a domestic incident between chris few and his girlfriend that led deputy marshals to pursue his car in the first place. that has not stopped the theories swirling in this small community of 5,000 where everyone has a reputation and everyone is tied to each other. the district attorney recused himself from the case because the assistant district attorney is the father of one of the suspects. throughout the days we've been here, many residents have come up to us independently about unfavorable neg

and so, our goals here consistently have to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned, but also recognize this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state, and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers with fantasies of glory, who are very savvy when it comes to social media and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians but diseffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. and so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counter-terrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more information, how we can infiltrate these networks, how we can reduce their operational space even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require, however, an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why the diplomatic eff

and so our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned.recognize this is not conventional warfare. we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory, who are very savvy when it comes to social media, and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. and so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counterterrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more information, how we can infiltrate these networks, how we can reduce their operational space, even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require, however, an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why the di

and so our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned, but alsois not conventional warfare. we play in to the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that are designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. these are killers. with fantasies of glory who are very savvy when it comes to social media and are able to infiltrate the minds of not just iraqis or syrians but disaffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. and so we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counterterrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more information, how we can infiltrate these networks, how we can reduce their operational space even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory they control to defeat their narrative. ultimate ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require, however, an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why the diplomatic

we understand how critically important it is that we absolutely do our job, and leave no stone unturned when it comes to conducting these security checks. we will not cut corners. >> and you said that hundreds have been placed on holds or denied altogether. do you know what the specific numbers are? >> i apologize. i don't remember them right now. i usually have them at my fingertips but i certainly can provide them to the members. >> if you would. and if i may, i just want to thank you for the work that's being done. i want to thank you for your testimony here today to help provide some much-needed context, and to push back against some of the statements that have been made, wholly without any factual basis about the review that's done, the extent of the review, and i think without a full or in many cases without any appreciation for the efforts that are undertaken every day. to go through this refugee process, and to contribute to our nation's safety. you said in your opening testimony that it's important to you to honor our 2r5d igs of offering refuge to those who desperately need it

the road in terms of their planning, the fbi, jtts, joint terrorism task force will leave no stone unturned they've been passive, collecting intelligence on these people, trying to determine if they're involved and they can't wait for that now. weill be much more aggressive, much more proactive, they'll go out and try to interdict some of these people and let them know that they're under investigation and they're not going to get away with an act like this, kate. >> shaun henry with us again, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back with perspective from the u.n. on mali. alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select volkswagen models. that just tastes better. with 10 times more vitamin e. and twice the omega 3s. because why have ordi

i very much welcome the recent talks in vienna in this must leave no stone unturned that has cost anestimated 250,000 people their lives giving rise to extremist and terrorist groups. and this has also propelled the largest humanitarian crisis of the 21st century with some 13.5 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, including 6 million children and driven over 4 million people to seek refuge outside of their home country. they are shouldering most of the burden with remarkable sacrifice, yet many syrians who have lost hope and unspeakable violence and they are all but defeated, are willing to cross the mediterranean. some 400,000 people, 50% of the arrivals by 2015 are syrian. and still they flee. and tomorrow and the day after and the day after that. each day is winter approaches and i sadly predict all the way through and it must redouble their efforts to comply with the demands made by the council. month after month, we have bore witness to all part parties and each month i speak to what seems like a never ending violence with innocent civilians including children. the

and so, our goals here consistently have to be to be aggressive and to leave no stone unturned, but alsoize this is not conventional warfare. you know, we play into the isil narrative when we act as if they're a state. and we use routine military tactics that her designed to fight a state that is attacking another state. that's not what's going on here. and these are killers. with fantasies of glory, who are very savvy when it comes to social media, and are able to infiltrate the mind of not just iraqis or syrians, but disaffected individuals around the world. and when they activate those individuals, those individuals can do a lot of damage. and so, we have to take the approach of being rigorous on our counterterrorism efforts and consistently improve and figure out how we can get more infiltration and get the networks and reduce their operational space, even as we also try to shrink the amount of territory they control to defeat their narrative. ultimately to reclaim territory from them is going to require, however, an ending of the syrian civil war, which is why the diplomatic efforts

morning and coping with the senseless and could cowardly attack and investigators are leaving no stone unturnedg this church for suspect and accomplices to this horrific attack. five of the tackers have now been identified. raids are being conducted across brussels this morning at this hour. also, french police have launched an international man hunt for this person who is on your screen right now. take a look. this belgium born individual, they believe, helped organize the attack along with two of his brothers they were reportedly detained, he was at french bordr on saturday but he was reed. associated press is cite several police sources as well as one top french security official. as saying he was detained initially but released. france not wasting any time in its response. frenchers responding to the carnage by pounding islamic state strong hold inside of syria. french military in coordination with united states intelligence dropping 20 bombs in raqaa targets isis command and control center, a jihadi recruitment center, and a munition depot. katherine is reporting this morning that four cre

they are making sure they make their case and leave no stone unturned. i learned the kings shopping center, the epicenter of this whole crime scene, which is where the planned parenthood meeting is still closed down as police and other investigators comb the area trying to look for more clues. >> okay. so then talk to me then if you can, please, what you know about officer swayze and what it was like there this morning during this procession? >> well, as you can imagine, watching officers salute their fallen comrade, it is an emotional moment and learning more about officer swayze. he grew up in massachusetts and he competed with his partner rachel meyer in the eastern sectional championships. he and follower, baltimore native in the early '90s, won the junior dance competition by winning the original and pre-dance programs. he and lori thompkins, finished 13tht this 1995 u.s. figure skating champions, later performed in ice shows. he was a man of faith. he was an elder in hope chapel, which is northeast colorado springs church, overseeing the three care

other things that are creating these economic issues because we can't afford to leave any stone unturned in trying to increase the productivity of economy and reduce an inequality and expand opportunity and mobility. thank you for your attention on this topic. [applause]. >> i'm happy to take any questions. >> there's a microphone next to you. >> i'm an economic consultant. going back to your construction cost price chart, i'm wondering where that cost come from's and what's captured in their because certainly during the downturn, a lot of builders would suggest they were losing money and a lot of them today would say they aren't very thin margins for making money. how does this chart address those issues? >> so first of all, it's real. it's adjusted for inflation, that's why it's flat and not going up. it's just going up at the same rate of everything else. second of all, the difference between the construction cost in the real house price isn't necessarily profit for the people building the houses. they had to acquire the land and sometimes the land is marks pensive than the previous o

we understand how critically important it that is we absolutely do our job and leave no stone unturnedds have been placed on hold or denied altogether. do you know what those specific numbers are? >> i apologize. i don't remember them right now. i usually have them at my fingertips. but i certainly can provide them to the members. >> if you would. finally, i want to thank you for the work that's being done and thank you for the testimony here today to help provide some much-needed context and to push back against some of the statements that have been made wholly without any factual basis about the review that's done, the extent of the review. i think without a full or in many cases without any appreciation for the efforts that are undertaken every day to go through this refugee process and to contribute to our nation's safety. you said in your opening testimony that it's important to you to honor our tradition of offering refuge to those who desperately need it. i agree. and i thank you sincerely for the work that you do. >> thank you, congressman. >> amen. how touching to dedicate thi

competition, impeding fluidity, impeding dynamism because we can't afford to leave any be stone unturnedn trying to improve the product bivity of the economy -- productivity of the economy and reduce inequality, expand opportunity and mobility. so thank you for your attention on this topic. [applause] yeah, yeah. and i'm happy to take any or a few questions. >> [inaudible] >> right. and there's a mic right next to you, and if you could identify yourself. >> sure, bernie markstein, economic consultant. be going back to your price, construction cost price chart, i'm wondering where that cost comes from and what's captured in there, because certainly during the downturn, housing downturn a lot of builders would argue that they were losing money. that suggests they were still making pretty good money. and today a lot of them would call they're on very thin margins for making money. how does this chart address those issues? >> so, first of all, it's real, so it's adjusted for inflation, that's why it's flat, not going up. it's going up at the same rate as everything else. second of all, the d

impeding mobility, impeding fluidly, impeding dynamism because we can't afford to leave any stone unturnedg to improve the productivity of the economy and reduce inequality, expand opportunity and mobility. so thank you for your attention on this topic. [applause] >> and i'm happy to take any for a few questions. and there's a mic right next to you and if you could identify yourself. >> economic consultant. going back to your price, construction cost price chart, i'm wondering where the cost comes from and was captured in there? because certainly during the downturn, housing downturn, a lot of builders which argued that they were losing money. i would suggest they would making pretty good money and a lot of that, they are on very thin margins for making money. how does this chart address those issues? >> so first of all, it's a real, so it's adjusted for inflation. that's what it's flat, not going. it's going up at the same rate as everything else. second of all, the difference between the construction cost and the real house price isn't necessarily profit to the people building the houses