. >> he docto chemical. >> these cou34-year-old david chu. before now he was known as a respected engineer at berkeley engineering and research incorporated. he is behind bars facing attempted murder charges, accused of poisoning a co-worker by putting a toxic metal in her food and water on a number of occasions for over a year. his lafayette neighbors say they just can't belive it. >> it's unbelievable. so, yeah, like, it's lafayette. i would never expect that to happen ever here. >> we never see them. we just do a little wave. because our mailboxes are right here. and there's their house. other than that, we don't really see them. it was such a surprise to see the police there last week. >> reporter: the alleged rkey.o unattended in her water. surveillance video obtained by police reportedly shows chu adding a substance to the victim's water bottle on february 11th andar 4th. water samples taken from those days tested positive for a toxic amount of cadmium. it is a blueish white metal similar to zinc and mercury. two of the victims' relativ

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. >> we're very good docto, but we're musicians who just love to play. >> reporter: to give you an ideaow good the band actually is, the guy playing bongos is the original drummer from the jefferson airplane and dr. marc schlossberg, a h neurologis played at carnegie hall. ♪us >> is a tough career. it's a very -- i had a friend who'playing in the san francisco symphony, and we knew each other when we were in high school. 1remember when i was 17 a i said, well, i'm probably going to go to medical school. he said, you're taking the easy way out. >> don't let me bend, resist me -- >> reporter: this rehab specialist notes there's a healing component to music. >> well, there's no question mp that song istant because they trigger emotional responses. sometimes responses that people can't articulate. >> reporter: the band started out playing hospital benefit s shom time to time. now pls about once a month at restaurants and nightclubs. they draw a crowd. as for what the future holds these doctors/musicians, none eiare planning to give up day jobs yet. >> i probably won't be injecng joints at a

he is not someone with a docto doctorate. i call it extremist.tever. >> that does not qualify you to be on the fed. i will be surprised if the president braves this storm and puts him on republican senators. >> rob. let me ask you, c'mon, guys, do your work before you put people out here and put them in a horrible position. take a hike. steve moore. do they have a vetting problem or know about this stuff and frankly not care because women is not an issue this president cares about? >> no, i disagree with that i do think, look, if they vetted him and saw some of these and didn't think they would be completely problematic. some are. some aren't. some will poo poo it and say it was done in guest or humor, some will have serious problems and clearly we know which ones those are. are they a hurdle? it's not like her man king. >> how do you sit down, he says he wants to sit down and say i am not, what are the exact words. >> anti-woman. >> when he says the male needs to be the bread winner, the reason you see the decline of the family, it's happening i