cathy. he called how many times? looking for her. >> reporter: mary says sam sounded okay at first, until she told him where cathy was. >> i said she was at the hospital and she wasn't back yet. >> reporter: at the hospital, visiting albert, her boyfriend, who had attempted suicide. sam okay with that? >> no, he got upset. >> reporter: sam told police he was just worried about cathy, especially after he spoke with her that week. >> she was crying on the phone, i messed up you know, i never tried getting him hurt and all this and i told her just calm down. cause when you're depressed you do things. >> remember, this interview happened while cathy was still missing. sam seemed to be implying she might have hurt herself or that another boyfriend might be involved. >> i mean, look, she, she's had, i know she's had a lot of problems in the past with boyfriends. >> reporter: then there was the second interview, the day cathy's body was found. detective wyatt studied that tape, too. >> there was one thing that was important

and we do that as a community benefits team, large leah by working in close collaboration with cathy howe. if individuals have issues with child care or issues with soft skills development, then we work closely with infrastructure and with our community partners in bayview to eliminate some of those barriers so folks can participate in apprenticeship and preapprenticeship programs that will help them land jobs. so we are willing to come back and do a more comprehensive overview of those ej recommendations and what programs are underway, but in looking at my list, i can safely say that everything was recommended are either things that we are implementing or we have implemented that stuff, or we are in the planning stanl for all of those recommendations, but everything is being acted on, which is really exciting. >> that's great. i think it always comes down to the implementation piece of what you find and what the recommendations are, so i really appreciate your work in that direction and look forward to learning more. >> just on behalf of community benefits, i want to thank the commission

he is not chatty cathy as they say. how important is heat it to what is going on in iraq. he did had and still has a major role in that. he has always as vice president followed the principle and actually involved. it's very difficult to know exactly what that role would be. what he think of him. his ability to make decisions. i don't think he concentrates decision-making. very devoted to the best interests of the country. that is how they approach all of the foreign policy decisions on the iraq war i think that's a very hard argument to make. we had votes in congress and the in the late 1990s that it was your policy to overthrow saddam hussein. members of congress can say today that was the mood in the country. i think it was correct. they demonstrated capabilities over the year and they were a threat to the united states and friends and allies that he have a chance to stand out in the rain one way or another. since the overthrow they have not going on. what role did he play. were there others that wanted it stronger than he did. much of the inner battle there. i don't sp

this just shows how delusional you are, cathy. >> sean: the problem is, cathy made up something thatmp said. many people coming from countries because they want hope and opportunity. but when i sat through that briefing that i showed earlier, tomi, 642,000 crimes committed against taxes and a seven year period by illegals, and some of those crimes were murder. >> so... >> they will not admit the actual quote that donald trump said. he said some people are coming over here and they shouldn't be here. do you agree? >> he said theyey rac are rapisd murderers. >> he never said that! >> sean: why do you have to make that up? why can't u you just say that these democratic congressmen should condemn farrakhan and denounce him and stay away from him? speak it was like saying that republicans should not get near david duke. >> sean: i agree. >> no one's getting near farrakhan right now. >> sean: excuse me, there are eight congressmen at once a negative word against them. >> they are not getting paid by the sky, they are not hanging out with this guy -- >> sean: you have to be paid by the raci

and north korea cathy meanwhile joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea is back on track how's that likely to go down with the north. well interestingly when south korean envoys visited washington d.c. to brief the u.s. on their meeting with kim jong un they said that the leader of north korea kim jong un had told them that he understands that these military exercises must go ahead that seemed to be a sharp turnaround from military exercises in the past when north korea reacted very angrily to their going ahead seeing them as it said a rehearsal for invasion even though south korea and the u.s. have always maintained they were defensive in nature so they are now show jule to go ahead on april the first they were postponed because of the olympics and paralympics that were being held in south korea but because of this apparent assurance from north korea it's hoped they will pass peacefully folly thank you for that kathy novak live for us in seoul in syria more than sixty civilians have been killed in the last remaining rebel held parts of eastern ghouta they were killed in attack

members will embark this spring to look how the programs are aligned with the framework which you heard from cathy this past year. bob has served as the representative has attended the meetings to better understand the budget/plan. since mr.pel osio will term out a new representative will be selected in april. >> to wrap it up. looking ahead we continue to engage in opportunities to inform the public about peef and the great programs. we were finalizing the logo to build the ability to identify the programs and will continue those efforts. we will meet with the partnership academy and students within cars serrated parents -- incarcerated parents and homeless less and how we are expanding the services. we will participate in the youth summit mentioned today. thank you for your work in doing that. we will discuss a little more about the up coming process. finally, we will take time to reflect upon what we accomplished this year and plan out for what we can accomplish in the years ahead. thank you for your attention to the report. i would like to invite the staff up to entertain questions from the me

cathy, 18 million people tuned in. >> exactly. big bang theory. >> laura: big bang theory launched how many years ago. liberal favorite and funny show i watch it every now and then. it's on every channel all the time. >> right? >> laura: mollie, it's not like it's a conservative show. just treats people who are conservative like they are real people have a sense of humor: like "duck dynasty" in the beginning. they were really popular. >> what an audience. >> laura: it's massive. >> reflective of what happens when you make good art. this is such a small thing for a really large population of people. there isn't one kind of trump voter. yes, the people on roseanne might represent one type of trump voter. there are tons of different type of trump voters. so unrepresented in our art it's bizarre. this is a group that's large enough to elect a president and, yet, media treat them as if they don't exist or cartoon characters of evil. >> laura: speaking of which donnie deutsche on morning joe had this little snarky comment about the roseanne deal. let's watch. >> isn't a big part of this news is the demo tha

charles: cathy, the experts, punditry class if you will, underestimate how fed up people are and how much they are willing, equating to buy war bond, will not get paid for 30 years, but getting out of patriotic feeling that it has to be done. >> everyone wants free trade but it is not fair trade. up to this point donald trump has faltered very little if at all when it comes to the policies he is implementing. they're translating into a boom. people can feel it in their pocket as well as in their heart and i think, you, one would think again, that, that the elitist class would have picked up on this when they lost so horribly in 2016. charles: then they wouldn't be elitist class. too close to call but if democrats win republicans will be scrambling and does that change anything on the drawing board in the white house? >> certainly for the white house. preparing for difficult election year, given in history for the party in power it will be. what is interesting the pennsylvania lines will be redrawn. charles: sure. >> this district may not even exist. so the fact that may not even exis

cathy swaim. technology stocks taking on the chin. group taking you up would lead you on the way down. how bad is it going to get?m is facebook's response to this, initially trying to quash the story about what happened. and now saying that there was no data breach. i think it's a trust issue with facebook. neil: they do keep changing stories. why do they do this? get it out, if that is the case, get it out? >> i completely agree. any marketing expert would tell you that is the first thing they need to do, they need to get it out there, they need to say we're investigating. we're appalled, this is not supposed to happen but their first move was to try to hide it and i think there is a trust issue there and i think people are probably worried and probably going on facebook right now and changing privacy settings. they're worried about downloading third party apps. when you have that type of panic going on and a stock down in correction mode over 12 1/2% you have to do something proactive and i think their initial move was not very smart one. neil: yeah, i think you're right on that. michael, ironically many of tho

fact it is increasingly becoming more and cathy's book makes this very clear it is more identity and tribal loyalty we are pulling back a lot of the explanation is how do you go from the party of ronald reagan the shining city on the hill we are welcoming people from all over the world the author of the mud of the most sweeping amnesty ever going from that to donald trump building a wall that mexico will not pay for and they say were fine with that? it is a shift to tribal loyalty that if something makes liberals heads explode i must be for it if it causes tears so we have negative partisanship built in for many years partially during the obama years and democrats have their own version of this that is their problem they became very clear what they were against but not sure what they are for some and the guy comes on the scene insulting everybody and is willing to scapegoat people initially just taste but they were willing to accept it also those various gatekeepers who betrayed the movement whether talk radio or fox news the role of the media changing the way conservatives process information and that moment when it really hit me in 2016 and i say

how old they were and what their background was. what their experiences were. you had an incredible rapport with audiences. do stay with us. we can speak now to cathy opened by sir ken six years ago. he was a close friend and patron of the shop. thank you forjoining us. i think have a little bit of trouble on the line but i hope we can have a quick chat. i see that you have tickling stick as well. tell us what your religion she was with him. peter has been a friend for many years. when we opened a shop many years, ken came and opened it for us. he came dressed as charles dickens for christmas carol storytelling. we look forward to seeing you next month to read from wind in the willows. we even had a present for him, which is this. we are having trouble in the line. unfortunately, we can't see what the present was but we will try and fix it. it's back, i'm hearing. hello. sorry, we lost 2a moment but you're just saying that you have a present, you had a present for him. and there it is. he loved jesters. he was extremely well read. a massive historian of comedy. he particularly loved jesters. we had this for him, it's about 60 years old. we miss the

also ray martinez and cathy coudreau, we have two people who should be paying a visit to all of you and get your input and explain the difficult situation we find ourselves and how we go forward. >> i would be happy to help put together a group of my colleagues on that and we would have a good productive opportunity to speak about that. and i do appreciate it. >> we will act before march 18th. >> okay, good. that's a commitment that we can at least find some breathing room for these folks that are, again, have mere days left. because what we're looking at with livestock is very unique. and i think that with the 90 days, it's very valuable to them. i had another thought on this as well, hazardous materials, i've had people speak with me about that that are in that business too. we are coming down on an hours of service problem. i hope longer term we can work with you on that and get the flexibility as long as we can get our own nonsense of politics around here beyond that. i'll finish on this. motor carrier safety, to my knowledge, has only had maybe two meetings with folks on this. and i know part of the intent originally was that there would be the opportunity