irwin doesn't have problems with some of that.. but says requiring background checks for everyone will keep guns out of the hands of good people who simply can't afford the extra fees on a gun that costs a few hundred dollars... like an extra 25 bucks for the background check... irwin if we charge a 25 dollar fee for a different consitutional right, say the right to vote, would that be okay? the left would be up in arms about that! irwin also argues background checks don't work- they look at past behavior but can't predict the future.. he says the best way to protect the public is if the government would lock criminals up and throw away the key... and put more agents on gang task forces instead of creating more paperwork. the president wants congress mental health care.... he said nearly two in three gun deaths are suicides and wants the government to work to prevent people from hurting themselves. reporting livew ew ffn llv. the president also wants to boost gun safety technology.. citing that in 2013- more than 500 people lost th

they are turning the dogs on the irwin family car. with the irwin's consent. i flew to missouri and sat down for a one-on-one with lisa irwin's parents. debra bradley and jeremy irwin were very open including one many people are wondering. did they kill, hurt or sell their own baby. did you kill little lisa? >> no. megyn: do you believe she is still alive? >> absolutely. megyn: did you hurt your baby? >> no. megyn: would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. megyn: do you have any idea who may have been involved in her disappearance? >> no. megyn: do you believe she was kidnapped? >> yes. megyn: did you sell your baby? >> no, no, no. megyn: do you know -- has anybody approached you about selling your baby? >> no. megyn: the police say you stopped talking to hem, is that true? >> no. megyn: why are they saying that? >> because we won't let them interview our children maybe. megyn: you just said no more. >> no more. my kids would know nothing. megyn: how far init to did they have accuse you. >> a couple hours. megyn: into the first interview? >> yes. megyn

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." >>> well, focus today on the mysterious new figure in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. a man now claims that he knows who may have been at the err end -- other end of a bizarre phone call that was made or at least attempted from deborah bradley's cell phone the night her baby disappeared. the phone belonged -- the phone that was called, i should say, belonged to this woman, megan wright. she says she didn't take the call, she didn't have her phone at the time, but it appears more and more investigators are looking at the phone records in the case of this missing baby for clues as to what may have happened to her. trace gallagher just spoke to an investigator at the center of the case. >> reporter: that investigator's from kansas city, and he is actively looking for that mystery man. megan wright says the reason she didn't take that call was because she was living with accept other roommates, and she was kind of sharing the phone among them. well, now one of those roommates who does not want to be identified has now told our kansas city fox affiliate that the man's name

>> reporter: irwin county held a daily average of 754 migrants in 2020. reports a total of 146 people there tested positive for covid-19 since it began testing in february of that year. a coalition of immigrant rights advocates in georgia say the number could be much higher due to what they call a lack of routine testing and reportinat the facility. in the documentary, marriaga and manrique are shown participating in a hunger strike inside irwin county, demanding better protections, including mask requirements and a promise to stop bringing in new detainees. manrique, seen here speaking to her lawyer, helped make a protest vio that went viral. ( translated ) >> reporter: the film alleges retaliation for the protests by the facility's staff, in the form of physical abuse and solitary confinement. the same day marriaga was released, manrique says she was also released, without explanation. she spoke with me via zoom from los angeles, california. >> ( translated ): i came to this country to ask for refuge and to be protected, but i felt even more threatened

breaking right now in the case of missing missouri baby lisa irwin. welcome to "america live" i'm megyn kelly. less than 24 hours after making a desperate plea to the public for help the parents of baby lis arunder the police microscope. the baby's mother admitting today that she failed a polygraph or police said that was administered by law enforcement and police accused her of having something to do with her daughter's disappearance. a law enforcement says that mother, debbie, quote, failed miserably that lie detect toker test and started sweating, this is according to the police, when the f.b.i. informed her of this. and there is much, much more breaking right now. trace gallagher picks up the story from there. trace. >> reporter: the local affiliate giving more bombshells in this case, megyn. remember it was very key when the mom said three of the cell phones were missing when they went to the room and saw little lisa missing. three cell phones missing. police are investigating whether or not the mom made a phone call on one of the cell phones at

and if the irwins, or debra bradley and jeremy irwin really want to help in this investigation insteadgoing on dr. phil they should go to the police department and continue the interviews after they changed their story so tkra nat particularlso dramatically that most of the initial interviews were useless. megyn: they say they will speak with dr. phil in an interview that will air i gather on the anniversary of baby lisa's disappearance. supposedly he is going to offer advice on how to cope with the situation. do you buy that mark? >> no i don't buy it at all. it's really self-serving as i said before. and it's self-serving to proceed pair really a piece of evidence to be introduced if there is ever a trial. you're almost like you're softening up a jury selection process, or a jury that is seated. if you really need to deal with the pain of the loss of a child, if that is really what their objective is, dr. phil on nation-wide tv would be the last place to do that. they can certainly seek that privately, which it should ab private matter. that is smoke and mirrors. just remember dr. ph

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police in kansas city look for 10-month-old lisa irwin.he was scene according to her parents was monday night when the mother says she put the baby to sleep in her crib around 10:30 p.m. lisa's parents were supposed to speak with us in our last hour. but we are told they returned off to a police command center after an emotional exchange with officers. i know you are doing all talk get to the bottom of this case. first and foremost, this report from our report on the scene who spoke with police that there was an animated discussion between police and the parents, voices were raised, arms are nailing, after which the parents got in their car, sped away to the police command center, and the topic being discussed was the police searching the woods near the parents' house. can you confirm nip of that or expand on it? >> what happened was the mother and father found out that we were back in the woods again. they thought there was a new development and they rushed over to the command post to find out what was going on. megyn: was there a new dev

focusing their attention on baby lisa's parents, deborah bradley and jeremy irwin, seen here trembling with grief at a recent vigil for baby lisa. a family attorney this morning on "good morning america" skewered kansas city police for their treatment of his clients. >> the mother, who is missing their baby, sitting on the floor, trembling as the father calls 911, within an hour of that, the police are interrogating her and ape accuse her of murder. they've done everything they've been asked to do. they consented to every search they've been asked to. >> reporter: but running short of viable leads and patience, the police counter that deborah bradley and jeremy irwin have not cooperating. the couple has refused to be interviewed separately by police since october 8th, nearly three weeks ago. authorities take it a step farther, saying bradley and irwin likely have the answers that could lead police to baby lisa, answers that any parent should know about their child, about their whereabouts, bedtime, schedule. but family attorneys have told abc news exclusively that they will allow polic

jus tip irwin said i unlocked.n intruder walked up the stoop into the home and left with that baby girl? it would have had to happen overnight. take a look at how close this house is to the street. it's steps away. there are neighbors everywhere. is it possible an intruder would have been that bold? the family believes the it is. >> two years later the questions remain. tonight baby lisa's parents are waiting for answers as to whether a young blond girl found in a gip si camp is their daughter. bill stanton worked with the family days after the baby was reported missing. he's private investigator. bill, good to see you. do you think this isser? >> no. >> the family does. >> the family pray and i hope it is for them. i don't think it is . >> why? >> the age difference, the distance. >> they say the girl is about 5. baby lisa would be only three. but the family says deb was saying she was always big. she was 10 months old wearing 18 to 24 months old outfits. >> i support their belief. but i believe baby lisa is much

. >> reporter: irwin lasts that you have to be old to have that attendance record. he's 80 now.tarted attending his first game in keisar when he was a baseball player in 1946. >> when we got married he told me the 49ers have been here before you, they'll probably be here after you. >> reporter: that was almost 55 years ago. in the beginning wife sandy went to the games with him. now their son-in-laws taken their place. >> did you fake it to marry irwin. >> of course, of course. then you realize she doesn't know what she's talking about. >> reporter: last month irwin almost missed his first game, the last one of the season. a monday night game against the steelers. the friday before, a doctor told irwin he needed a pacemaker, now, he said he would rather die, he was going to the game. >> the doctor said don't wave your arm a lot. don't scream a lot. don't jump up and down. >> reporter: the 49ers survived and so did irwin. >> i have a pacemaker right here put in that day. the next day. >> reporter: the couple was supposed to be on a caribbean cruise right now. but just four games

host: neil irwin?uest: a lot of this election is a hinged on what the agenda you think will be best for the economy, and it is a debate we have seen in the presidential debates, and around a lot of kitchen tables. but there is no question we want to see a better economy, and the question is what leader and what agenda will get us there. host: one of the items in the chart we referred to from "the wall street journal" regarding retail and restaurant sales, on the far end on the right is electronics and appliances, up 4.5% from august-to-september. there was a lot of discussion when the iphone 5 came out that it would jack up the economy, and some people were saying it would save the economy. it says that spending has only gone up 4.5%. why is that? guest: this has happened with apple releases in the past. it creates a one-time bump in the numbers. it is not something that creates a long-term trend line changed. you could get one month with an extra two tenths of a point of retail sales growth, the water

he says he pulled irwin out of the water, rushed to get help, performed cpr on him.nd irwin looked up at him and said, i'm dying, and they were not able to save him. >> the only thing we ever heard stingrays attacking was like a hit-and-run. >> he says their normally very does sile animals and he thinks that irwin's shadow -- the stingray may have mistaken the that go for a tiger shot -- the shadow for a tiger shot and that's possibly why the attack happened. >> the united nations security council is meeting right now to discuss the crisis in ukraine as we get word of more russian military activity in crima. president obama is getting ready to meet with the ukrainian prime minister at the white house. details coming up. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we

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cheryl: but you know what, irwin?t doesn't seem like the money is flowing into mobile like you think it would be at this point. still if you look at spending on tv and radio, that is where the chunk of madison avenue, i say that with quotations because it is not there anymore but that is where they're putting biggest amount of spending on a doll letter per dollar basis. why is that? >> it is really simple. if you come around and look at it from a supply and demand equation standpoint, there is perversity to way supply and demand equation works, right? if you're hugely successful and your supply grows massively you can't monetize it because demand never catches up. why does demand never catches up? because your cost per unit, cost per impression continues to fall. we don't allocate dollars. we allocate the dollars needed to achieve an objective. and if the cost of achieving that objective is falling because the cost per impression is falling, then the allocation doesn't go up. we get it done with less money. adam: help

economy, we are joined by neil irwin. take a minute and try to make some sense of friday's jobs report when forecasters are talking about potential recession. we seek 372,000 jobs added in the month of june. 3.76 percent unemployment rate, one of the lowest numbers we have seen in a long time. do those numbers say that recession is on the way? guest: the jobs numbers do not. the jobs numbers week it looked like a robust economy doing fine. there are other pockets of data that point the other direction. we have seen the last year or so a consistently strong labor market, low unemployment. people who want a job can get a job. businesses are adding jobs by hundreds of thousands a month. it is not decelerating as much as a lot of people thought it might. wages are rising gradually. in terms of the labor market, in terms of jobs, it looks pretty good. host: we do this segments monday after the job reports come out. it gives you a we can to read through the report. what else did you see? where there are other things that did no

"the gun store" owner bob irwin says the plan makes it so all sellers have to get licenses. this includes hobbiests who may only sell a few guns a year. requiring background checks from everyone will keep guns away from good people, who can't afford the extra fee for the background check. if we charge a 25 dollar fee for a different consitutional right, say the right to vote, would that be okay? the left would be up in arms about that! " irwin also argues background checks only look at past behavior, and can't predict the future. the president wants congress to invest money to get people more mental health care. he said nearly two in three gun deaths are suicides and wants the government to work to from hurting themselves. of shooting and injuring a metro police officer has his preliminary hearing tomorrow. teag fox was arrested several hours after police say he shot officer gregory sedminik. the officer was unrelated domestic disturbance call at the emerald suites on las sedminik's injuries weren't life- threatening, and fox was found later. an officer involved shooting the

and on there we've posted the interview with the irwins. thanks for watching everybody.is the kelly world. >>> no excuse for the problems. >> team obama in full damage control mode. >> do you know when he first knew that there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on the first couple of days that -- but not before that, though. >> is he clueless or is kathleen sebelius lying to cover his tracks? >>> a low level aide is fired for what? >> what difference at this point does it make? >> six months delay, it's not going to

new questions today in the search for little lisa irwin.estigators coming up short after pursuing thousands of leads. in just a few minutes we will talk with robert lowry jr. of the national center for missing annex employeded children about what investigators do when the tips run out, and wait until you hear what they can do with respect to her image, among other things. and a top senator is asking tough new questions about supreme court justice elena kagan and her ability to rule on the president's healthcare law and its constitutionality. that is at the top of the hour. one michigan struggle is struggling to take care of their disabled children, their own children. they say they are being forced to pay money every month to a union that does nothing to support them. >> i think i would feel better about the whole situation if i thought that money was going to help a lot of these kids out there that need it, a hraoft the special needs kids. a lot of the special needs kids. wanna know the difference between a trader and an elite trader? it's

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the late crocodile hunter steve irwin clutching his baby boy as he went face to face with predators. that baby boy is now 8 years old. robert irwin fed a crock himself for the very first time at the family zoo. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dough closed at 13,494. s&p was up 5 and the nasdaq gained 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 77 points while in hong kong the hang seng rose 19. >>> well, a mixed bag of news for wall street sent hp shares plunging to a nine year low. after sending up a big caution flag over next year's earnings. but the service sector grew at its fastest pace in six months in september while a dp reported the private sector reported they added 162,000 new jobs. >>> according to "usa today" six big changes are hiring upwards of 300,000 holiday workers. facebook is about to test whether users will pay to promote their posts on their friends' news feed. be sure to watch matt lauer's one on one interview with mark zuckerberg on "the today show." >>> chick-fil-a supported

deborah bradley and jeremy irwin, these could prove critical. we'll discuss it later with the family's lawyer at 1:45 p.m. today. but first, private investigator bill stanton who was working for the benefactor who has posted the reward in this case and has said all along his client is the truth and has seen the phone records is with me now. welcome back. >> thank you. megyn: all right, so these have proven -- you know, it's all about these phone records in part and whether any outgoing phone calls were made. the parents said the phones were restricted on october 3rd. the baby was taken overnight from the 3rd to the 4th. what have you seen? >> well, this -- as you said, this is so critical. there's a term called red lining, and that means you cannot make outgoing calls, but you can receive incoming calls. so sometime in the early afternoon -- i'm not going to give the specific time -- that line, both jeremy's and deborah's, were red lined. they could not make outgoing calls. that's not to say attempts could not be made. megyn: okay. so if they ha

clint irwin great reaction today: it happened so quickly. great save by clint irwin play of the game. >> a all of those yellow cards, setting up for bobby burling. the at the end of the game this end up scoreless between philadelphia union and colorado rapid. we thank you so much for watching philadelphia union soccer here on six abc. for peter papas, jill lloydan and jonathan yardley and our shivering crew i'm jp thanks so much for watching. join us again saturday night, 9:30, when union challenge real salt lake on the comcast network. thanks so much everyone. enjoy the rest of the weekend. now we invite you to stay tuned for "action news". thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the differenc

irwin's wife pam -- erwin's wife pam was arrested last week for the murder of her husband interviews. >>> coming up next, the reno about the 2016 event, and the officials are preponderated to lose but will end up making more than $100,000 once the totals come in. and inside the bar and grill, the ceo is talking about what is coming up this summer with the event, including another year with the famous blue angels. he is also expected to make a big announcement about the coverage of the event. we'll have details for you as soon as air race officials make that announcement this evening. >>> the jackpot for tomorrow night's powerball jackpot has reached a record billion and a half dollars, and while a big payday may seem like a dream come true, it can also be a nightmare actually in some ways. news 4's jaime hayden joins us with more on what experts say you should do if you just happen to be the lucky winner. jamie? >> reporter: well, joe, the jackpot could grow even more if ticket sales remain intense like they are now. check out this line here. two hours just to buy a ticket. now, you d

neil irwin at the "washington post." >> guest: good morning. earlier this week either monday or tuesday, your paper wrote a lengthy article regarding john boehner trying to negotiate with obama and that he gave him what he wanted and this is regarding the budget and obama refused at talked about obama's eric ends and competence in negotiating. and that boehner had agreed to raise taxes, basically making obama an offer he shouldn't have refused. i wonder if you could expound on that. and also cbo recently came out with a report about the actual new cost of obama carried that is i think about 1.7 trillion. that is getting no press on c-span. could you talk about those quakes do you know what i'm talking about that article? >> guest: i didn't write that article. i did read it. my colleagues rotate. the piece ran in sunday's "washington post" and explained some of the inside story of the debt ceiling negotiations that have been last summer that led to ultimately been extended, but there were some moments were looked like there was close to being a

they didn't say anything about jeremy irwin's cellphone.nder the parents' theory an intruder comes in steals the phones and baby. you attempt a call it doesn't go through. you use the other one. who won't try the other one? a person who knew that they were linked to the same bill and there was no point to try jeremy irwin's phone. >> what the lawyer says these calls absolve his client of responsibility, i completely disagree. no matter how you look at calls at best they are neutral as far as the mother's responsibility. they certainly don't absolve her of responsibility. megyn: i'm socon futures ned thisocon fuse ned this case. we have more questions than answers. thank you for helping us sort us 0 out. megyn: i'm there but we are not getting a lot closer. a tough new immigration law they say is racist in alabama. they are comparing it to the civil rights battles in the deep south. the alabama governor is very upset about this. he's new live 20 minutes away. new dustup about the former penn state coach jerry sandusky. we'll update you. megy

we are joined by silas irwin gomez. you saw his salon in the report. also us with, former white house homeland security adviser francis townsend, and cnn legal analyst lisa bloom. good to have all of you with us. fran, i want to start with you. now we have the picture proof of them face-to-face with president obama. so there is no question to how far the unchecked access got them. really to the highest level. how does this happen? and what should happen now to both the salahis and the secret service folks on duty that night? >> sure. you know, erica, what happens is once you come to that initial point that tom foreman mentions, that perimeter point where you go through a magnetometer, once you're through there, nobody really checks you again. the presumption if you got inside the perimeter, inside the white house grounds, you've been cleared. so no one would have checked them again. and so they would have come into the white house. they would have gone up stairs. they would have gone to somebody at a social secretary's desk to get a card before you go

irwin's license.he constitution gives citizens access to firearms, right? because of that, machine guns are not banned. they are not illegal. but the consensus interpretation of the second amendment in modern america is that our right to have access to firearms comes with reasonable restrictions on it. and so that means that even though something like a machine gun is not technically banned outright, we intricately tax and regulate and control access to it like we do to a lot of different kinds of weaponry. not just machine guns, but rocket-propelled grenade launchers and mo

six years after irwin's tragic death. we're going to catch up with him and the rest of the irwin family coming up later. >> he's definitely in the family business. >>> and we'll show you how a school bus driver turns the tide on another driver who kept using the sidewalk to get around his bus as it picked up children. you'll want to see that. >>> but we're going to begin this half hour with more on facebook. with 1 billion users worldwide, matt recently sat down with the social network's creator and ceo mark zuckerberg for a rare, revealing and exclusive interview. >> three years ago, we sat down in the studio, you were at 175 million users, three years later, 1 billion. that's with a "b." what does it mean to you? not to a company, to you personally? >> there's no way when we were getting started with this i would have ever thought that, myself or any of the people around me would be able to be a part of something like this. it's incredible. >> reporter: what's also incredible is that mark zuckerberg has changed the way

police reviewed this sir valence video taken from a gasoline less than a mile away from the irwin home shows the blurry image of a person walking out of a wooded area. at least three witnesses including this neighbor who lives only doors away from the irwins say they've spoken to investigators about a suspicious man they saw in the area that night. what exactly did you see that night? >> we seen a gentleman walking up the street 12:15, carrying a baby. >> reporter: a baby in his arms? >> a baby in his arms. >> was the baby wearing anything? >> no, at that time the baby was just wearing a diaper it looked like, it appeared. >> reporter: what did you think? >> it was odd. >> police say they still have no suspects and are not ruling anyone out. >>> straight ahead, herman cain's been criticized for turning his book tour into a presidential campaign. which other candidates are getting into the product placement game. >>> plus, how youtube is once again changing the face of politics, and it's not just about the gaffes. [ male announcer ] humana and walmart have teamed up to bring you a low-p

police told us this lake was 2 miles from the irwin hope.ped it and this lake does appear to be 10 miles from the irwin home. so the police did say they are expanding their search and they are not acting on a tip. but 10 miles away seems a good distance to go when you are not acting on a tip. lake chaumiere is not a big body much water. there are teams and boats on top of the lake stan scent dogs. they are not going to drain the lake or send dive teams into the water until one of the cent dogs gets a hit. the dogs would in fact be able to pick up the scent of a body even if it is inside the water. so that's the question now is what is the next step, butter in continuing to search not only the lake but the woods around the lake. remember this comes on the same day we thought we were going to get a tour of the irwin's house. the lawyers will take us inside the house. it would have been the first time local media had a chance to look around. they cancelled that tour. they also cancelled the press conference saying the parents and family were ex

bill: parents of lisa irwin are talking again.other of missing 11-month-old lisa sitting down with megyn kelly. what she is now saying about the night her daughter disappeared? >> did you have anything to do with your baby's disappearance? >> no. >> nothing. >> did you kill little lisa? >> no. >> no. >> she is still alive. >> do you believe she is still alive? >> yes, absolutely. >> did you hurt your baby? >> no. >> no. >> would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from payi

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megyn: folks, new surveillance video in the search for lisa irwin. it shows a mystery man coming out of the woods. they claim he was spotted at least three times that night, some witnesses claim he was holding a baby. can you see that here? we'll ask the irwin family attorney what that might mean as he talks to us for the first time. >>> and is the cain train showing new signs of leaving the track? new fallout from his latest controversy just ahead. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. megyn: the world's most wanted drug lord may be hiding out in the united states. mexican president felipe calderon telling the new york times he thinks joaquin guzman could be on american soil. his nickname is el chapo. his wife recently gave birth in the u.s. where she is a legal citizen. that's why they think he might be here as well. guzman has been a fugiti

. >>> the mother of missing 10-month-old lisa irwin just hours before she vanished. debra bradley is seen shopping with an unidentified man but police say the tape doesn't tell them much. meantime, irwin's family has hired a private investigator to help fd her. >> i know everybody is watching this family and watching this house and that's fair. keep one eye on them, but also keep the other eye out on the streets, in every place because there is a bad guy out there. >> stanton spoke after an unsuccessful police search of a 40-foot deep well near the irwin home. nothing was found there. >>> and it's not exactly a call for help you get every day. massachusetts police with a 911 call from a couple at a local farm who said they were lost in a corn maze and needed help getting out. >> hi, i just called. i'm still stuck at conners farms. i don't see anybody. i'm really scared. it's really dark and we've got a 3 week old baby with us. >> just relax, calm down. your husband is with you, right? >> yes, but my baby. >> i understand. a police officer is on the way. >> the farm's

when asked why the beating finally stopped, irwin said, because luke was dead at that point.embers, including leonard's own brother, christopher, and his father, tried performing cpr, but it was too late. >> would you like to elaborate a little bit more about what happened inside and tell us the about your experience? >> no, i have no comment. >> reporter: outside court, irwin would not comment about his testimony, nothing about the motive for the beating, nor about allegations that the counseling session was ordered because leonard wanted to leave the church. the leonards are facing manslaughter charges in the death of their son. four others, including the boy's sister, sarah, are facing assault charges. all have pled not guilty. police say they have not concluded why the session turned violent. bruce leonard allegedly told investigators that his sons may have molested children who belonged to the church. but police say there is no indication of that whatsoever. they say seven children here were examined and police say there is no indication any of them were sexually assault

irwin, i want to take you back to this afternoon just before barack obama emerged to give his speech.ave an answer to a question asked by nicole wallace that took my breath away. it was about what life is going to be like for the foreseeable future in our country and i'm wondering if you could share it with the good folks watching tonight. >> sure, brian. so look, the problem is there is no end in sight. and i'm going to speak directly and clearly about this. i would like to have better news to bring that, you know, they call me a pessimist and whatever but the fact of the matter is i think we're going to have to buckle down and understand that we are going to be facing some part of a coronavirus pandemic for the next one to two, maybe three years. that's just the way it is. this virus has a lot of mysterious things going on in terms of its behavior and very difficult to predict where we're going to be but as you just pointed out, the trajectory is upwards all over the country and many, many parts of the world and i think we're going to have to get into the fact that we have to think

federal reserve was joined by two of his predecessors that our long discussion is moderated by neil irwin. [inaudible conversations] . >> good morning neil irwin "new york times" this is a lively and unique opportunity for those needing no introduction inn this room they have chaired the last fomc over the last 13 years participating in 271 and in short if you believe that policy has been good then if not you have these three people to blame and the federal reserve governor and janet yellin serving as a fed governor and with those private equity executives to have a law degree does something to start my - - the start of the joke the punch line is we are about to find out. [laughter] so since the fomc meeting we have seen some pessimism and a blockbuster jobs report what is your outlook for 2019 and beyond? . >> it's great to be here also been and janet as always. talk about 2018 then to the outlook by so many measures that was a good year and most of the hard data just for that ongoing momentum you mentioned this morning's jobs report and strong number remaining below 4 percent and with p