. >> reporter: nothing sparkles quite like a diamond, unless you are in line forstmann. then surveillance video beats compressed carbon every day. this man, strolled into the jewelry store on california drive. he called three days earlier talking engagement rings. >> it's a routine thing, nothing raised a red flag about him that we had any concerns. now we learned hands in the pockets has something to look for. >> reporter: the only commitment was to a life of crime. the sales clerk showed off the 1.82 carat diamond, just like this. >> we put it on his hand like this, kathy even took the time to straighten it on his hand. we put it on his hand and he covered it and turned around and ran out of the store.>> reporter: in under three months -- minutes, he hightailed it out of the store into a waiting green getaway car with paper plates. the jewelers has been in walnut creek for 40 years. they have never seen a robbery as brazen as this one. david says getting rid of the stolen stone would not be hard.>> if he goes to places that are buying hot good -- goods, he could get ri

helped to keep the continued sales hit in the corporations have captured the regulatory agencies the forstmann agencies and or law makers so while the media suddenly woke up today opioid epidemic a year ago they don't mention that it's because we live in a corporate oligarchy completely detached from what is humane ethical or sustainable you could superduper the sakhalin into the ground in this system and it would still continue also as temperatures is ninety percent of the illicit opium in the world and the us uses a cheaper. none of that and the taliban had actually banned opium just before we invaded in two thousand and one meaning we caused opium production to skyrocket in fact i'm there when overdoses have quadrupled in the us so there's also that but i gather every day i got doing a back i can't. have to go to a fair trial. but . did to the ship between kids it was suggested. and a fairly strong one there were to tell. the ball to the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientists. do chemicals that down the appetizing. really increase the risk of cancer and i chos

frankly jus political situation like the situation in ukraine you're not going to have peace and forstmann this is not. politically realistic it will not happen so you need to have the political conditions the political understanding between the key actors of moscow. western powers you need to have that understanding on past the escalation to then have money and peacekeepers who can ensure a measure of safety what peacekeepers can do is that when you look at the situation in ukraine in eastern ukraine you have also in the in the authorities in the de facto authorities. in eastern ukraine you have a lot of criminality and so having. having a force that can stop that criminality that's a net benefit and that's the peacekeepers can do what they cannot do is change the geopolitical facts so you have been doing peacekeeping in the united nations for most of the two thousand now in your experience what kind of a peacekeeping model could work in a strong ukraine if it were completely up to you. well i think it's more a peacekeeping muddle along the lines of when you mention cyprus and it's it's a

the commissions director of in forstmann james mcdonald says we start with the share understanding that the vast with joy. already of businesses want to comply with the laws oh well why why why do you why do you do that. that's the exact opposite of what any crime fighting organization should ever think i don't care if you do this you're the eighty five year old ball company charge of making sure fifty year olds don't steal nyquil to get up out in the parking lot every bad guy starts with a shared understanding that teenage boys don't want to steal stuff that he's in the company he should assume that every teenage boy is al capone. and then hill really be paying attention right these wall street firms are filled to the brim with sociopaths who will do whatever they can to get away whatever they can get away with anything they get what they don't just look at the libel or scandal for one example js macdonald basically has a box full of tapeworms in front of him and he's standing there go on. i operate under it with a shared understanding that none of them want to bury their tooth the suc

helped to keep the continued sales hit in the corporations have captured the regulatory agencies the forstmann agencies and or law makers so while the media suddenly woke up today opioid epidemic a year ago they don't mention that it's because we live in a corporate oligarchy completely detached from what is humane ethical or sustainable you could superduper the sakhalin into the ground in this system and it would still continue also as temperatures is ninety percent of the illicit opium in the world and the us uses a cheaper. so that and the taliban had actually banned opium just before we invaded in two thousand and one meaning we caused opium production to skyrocket and since that time there were no overdoses have quadrupled in the us so there's also that but i can't cover every day i'm going to back i had. to go to a place right. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and saw. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money. spend spend be true to the twenty million. it's an expe

the commissions director of in forstmann james mcdonald says we start with the share understanding that the vast with joy. already of businesses want to comply with the laws. oh well why why why do you why do you do that. that's the exact opposite of what any crime fighting organization should ever think i don't care if you do this you're the eighty five year old ball company charge of making sure fifty year olds don't steal nyquil to get up out in the parking lot every bad guy starts with a shared understanding that teenage boys don't want to steal stuff that he's in the mall company he should assume that every t. they board is al capone. and then hill really be paying attention right these wall street firms are filled to the brim with sociopaths who will do whatever they can to get away whatever they can get away with anything they get what they don't just look at the libel or scandal for one example jailed macdonald basically has a box full of tapeworms in front of him and he's standing there going. i operate under it with a shared understanding that none of them want to bury their t

helped to keep the continued sales hit in the corporations have captured the regulatory agencies the forstmann agencies and or law makers so while the media suddenly woke up today opioid epidemic a year ago they don't mention that it's because we live in a corporate oligarchy completely detached from what is humane ethical or sustainable you could super do or the sakhalin into the ground in this system and it would still continue also to stand produces ninety percent of the illicit opium in the world and the us uses a cheaper. i know that and the taliban had actually banned opium just before we invaded in two thousand and one meaning we caused opium production to skyrocket and since that time heroin overdoses have quadrupled in the us so there's also that but i can't cover everything i'm doing about i can't. because right. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put. your wife. now i think to do due to the. people who got to know whether or not their presenter support american people deserve to know your differences at this point does it mean a guard against the military industrial

but you look i just want to hear from you like in simple terms do you think that in forstmann measures like putting more cops out in the streets are tracking known hella guns ban people from stadiums is this enough or something else needs to be done. of course first of all football clubs need to work with air france there are loyalty programs as well as matters of logistics for example where fans should be seated during the match it's also a matter of cultural and educational levels of fans we need to separate law abiding fans who come to support their teams and are doing this very actively which is very good from those who come to. and cause disorder violate the law should get the administrative or criminal punishment they deserve you know we have introduced harsher penalties for example banning people from stadiums. so what happens to those who break the rules prison time so look at them well it depends i believe our law in this respect is absolutely clear first of all a person could be banned from matches for up to two years they could be fined they could also be subject to criminal

i just got confirmed by a couple of long forstmann authorities out here, sources of mine, that they have not yet found him and the manhunt is still underway. the sheriff gave a briefing about an hour and a half ago and said this is one of the worst things that is ever happen in this county. >> there is an individual out ther one of the most heinous acts we have seen in our county. certainly, we consider him armed and dangerous. had an opportunity to speak off-camera very briefly with some of the employees of this business. some that were actually inside when it happened. relayed to me.y i men working next door said he heard screaming and yelling and all of the sudden, two guys came running by saying "call 911!" and then those guys ran off. i spoke to those people who ran away and they said they could not make any official comment, it is just too hard for them still to deal with this. other employees of the company had been out and about coming to the scene, also just rattled, shaken beyond believe. the suspect in this case, they knew him. associated with the business. what we have been t

momants to encourage forstmann and local politicians. he does not want to disrupt things.of this morning, they were still recovering bodies from the scene. what the president will likely do, you will look for a venue far not to wait that he does not disrupt the recovery efforts strip.n the las vegas tohe talked about trying heal, about trying to find light in darkness. he noted scripture. what do you expect to hear from him moving forward? >> i think you'll hear similar sorts of language wednesday when he is in las vegas. pretty quickly the conversation , will turn to an assault weapon .an all of that is coming. in the first 24 to 72 hours, you want to keep the focus on the recovery efforts. >> and security efforts in las vegas hotels? europe, africa, india began screening individuals as they came into the hotel and screened her luggage. it is quite common outside the united states. that really lends itself to this. mandalay bay is connected to a mall. there's no way you can imagine trying to screen people and their luggage coming into this complex it is too big. . >> it i

lon forstmann is not only going to have to look at the prevention of suicide bombers et cetera on the ground. now they have to do a lot of survey of hotels or any elevated areas for these concerts are taking place. lauren: we appreciate you this morning. >> no problem. cheryl: we do want to take a look at the stock markets. investors always tuned in and what we have breaking news like this comes sometimes you do see a market effect. right now the dallas pretty much held steady. the features anyway at this horrific situation has unfolded in vegas. the premarket s&p 500, nasdaq and the markets with a lot of records and other things. but so far, no effect on markets right now. lauren: included incidents in canada over the weekend. let's bring in an eyewitness at the route 91 country music festival when the shooting took base. aaron, how are you doing? >> were doing okay all things considered, thank you. we were about 20, 30 feet from the stage and no progress area. a lot of people packed in there, my two sisters, heard a pop, pop sound. returned in their head than a personal confetti can

we know that there was a gun show in vegas and really becomes a question of what to von forstmann have done ahead of time to prevent this from happening. how real-time is social media information or police or law enforcement, how real is that in terms of preventing something like this from happening? >> is becoming much more critical in today's law enforcement. especially recently been able to monitor social media, especially in the big event going on. in this instance, this person is not in social media and not communicating with people and truly is a lone wolf, becomes difficult. it is a tool on for sunnis to take advantage of. dagen: at it they can make towel. based on reports when shots buy votes using target practice also found more ammunition and ammonium nitrate, fertilizer used to make explosives found in the murderous car. can you read into that at all? does that tell us anything? this profile so far doesn't add up. >> it doesn't add up, but when you take a look at all the items in his possession, it's obvious it's credible. the most important -- what are the warning signs, we

. >> i think industry, self-regulation managed industrywide with tough entitled forstmann can go further than congress can go in enforcing the rules. >> whatever you do needs to be clear so the rules are understandable and responsibility for enforcement is well-established. >> let's take a moment to talk about what rules about political advertising makes sense. that let's say what really make sense of what we need. >> the courts have allowed us to establish disclosure requirements and record keeping burdens only in so far as the underlying speeches directed at election. to the extent were toying with foreign intervention as an excuse to under the burden were waiting into territory far less charted. >> i want to thank you for being here today and appearing before us. the record will remain open for two weeks. there's no further business, without objection we stand adjourned. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible]