bambi admitted they also argued over the raising of bambi's boys, nathan and cody. >> were there any that your parents didn't want the kids to go back to you guys or anything like that? >> well, yeah. i understand my mama cared for them. and it was hard for her to give them back. at first we were angry at each other. being ugly at each other. >> diane just wasn't comfortable with bambi having custody of those children. >> in fact, just four months before the murders, a mother/daughter shouting match over the care for the boys got so out of hand that diane called 911. the responding officer arrived with his dashcam rolling, just moments after bambi had stormed away. >> i'm sorry to bother you. >> you're not bothering me at all. >> diane explained the argument to the officer. >> she usually just does what she wants to do. picks them up when she wants to. she doesn't provide anything for them. >> diane went on to say she felt threatened by her daughter. >> she scares me. she got in my face and jerked the phone out of my hand when i was calling. >> then came this chilling pronouncement.

and after bambi's mother was shot, morgan just said, "run, bambi! run!"he mother dying. >> reporter: she wasn't at all concerned about the mom? >> no. no, not at all. >> reporter: and anissa's mom points to her daughter's childhood, and her struggle to fit in. >> looking back, anissa was never really invited to a lot of, like, birthday parties or anything. i don't think she really made friends that easy. >> reporter: which is why both mothers say they were happy when their two daughters met at the bus stop in middle school. >> morgan did endure a lot of bullying, especially in the sixth grade, by the other students. >> they knew what each other had gone through and they were going to be there for each other. >> what was anissa like? >> anissa was always extremely polite. >> you were witnessing what you thought was a very normal friendship? >> that's true, yes. >> reporter: it was a new friend for her daughter, morgan, who had already been friends with payton since the fourth grade, and their friendship seemed normal too. >> they were just typical giggly g

being murdered and we know transgender women of color are you more of a target so i think people like bambi saucedo and the translating a coalition i think they like jane are said oh of gender trower i haven't seen a trace of the set who came out just recently against jeffrey tambor or on the set of transparent as one of the actors who is accusing him of sexually this sexual assault so i think as as as it's just gender white male we have a tremendous. reckoning to do amongst ourselves and i hold circle for men often mcgorry who is a dear friend who doesn't remember tremendous amount of work on this issue have been i hold circle often for men have a lot of conversations of how we bring men into these conversations because we know that think about this so i've been thinking a lot if one in four women in america have been raped that means and let's say this is just a small percentage of those who that have been raped by serial rapist that means that one for a one in five a one in six for that matter men have committed. ape and what are we doing about that i've got a four year old son i've got

bambi on ice.ike remember the scene in bambi where he was finding his way? the other thing i want to point out. broad sector across the hang seng. just about everything is up with the exception of energy. falling below 60 bucks. utility is also coming up in little bit. it is a good sign when you look at risk estimate. that is one thing to consider. fixed income from the pboc. 630 almost on the dot. stepping away from injecting more liquidity into the system for a fairly long amount of time. china openrkets in up. coming up, the country is finally ready to take on oil benchmarks, brent and wti. -- we find outn when. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: about one minute away from the open of cash markets. we are opening a new trading week. we hope it is a new one following the route last week. it is slightly warmer in hong kong. overtle bit of a move up the weekend in the mercury. holding into this weekend. after this point in time people are making their way into the offices, to their desk as the cash markets open up. it is on slightly warmer footing. we are looking a

impacted are centered in the work so we talk about you know i was just at a retreat a few weeks ago with bambi and gina and trace talking about these issues and the day after we won home when the retreat was a transgender day of remembrance for all those who have been killed and we made sure that folks who were not impacted by these issues were sharing it on social media we're talking about it in the news media for going on television or going you know in front of a press so i think it's important that we continue to center and uplift especially to a transgender women we know as our eyes that transgender women are a group of people that are right now are really getting it the worst and it's important that we uplift those stories so even you being on this program today i'm humbled. that you're even i'm sharing space with you and you having the chance to tell your story so i try to give my time to you and and let you tell more of your story because if i hear from you more this year so michel and kathleen that speaking of sharing time i want to give a little bit of that time talk community is wat

we had an annual new year's party where the affair would be whatever was hunted, so usually it was bambi, my husband, who is a great chef, made venison and whatever children were around came. and then we shared a love of opera. in fact, there is an opera, a comic opera, called "scalia-ginsburg" and it does a wonderful job of explaining our friendship. it starts out with scalia's rage aria and it goes like this. the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this. and then i respond that he is searching for bright-light solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about how our constitution is that, like our society, it can evolve. well, then scalia gets locked up in a dark room. he is being punished for excessive dissenting. [laughter] and he has to go to a -- through certain tests to get out. so, i enter through a glass ceiling [laughter] and i tell a character left over from don giovanni who in this is astonished. he said, why would you want to help him? he is your enemy. then we sing a wonderful duet.

don't mean to belittle you on this, but an ar-15, that is a pretty serious weapon that could kill bambi 1000 times over. so i'm wondering whether therein lies the potential for the republican who have this reputation of being, you know, at the mercy of the gun lobby say no, this is where we're going to draw a line. what do you think? >> i don't really know. honestly, i don't have a gun. i don't use guns. my kids all love guns. they have them. you know, it's a complicated issue but it is really ahead of my pay grade, neil. neil: art laffer -- >> i don't want to answer the question. you get me on economics. i have answers for everything. neil: i threw that at you. it is about economics. gun lobby gives a lot to republicans. gun lobby give as lot to republican. >> but i've been a democrat as much of my life, neils as i have been a republican. neil: that is good to know. >> i am kennedy democrat. i thought clinton was great president and trump is doing a great, great job. neil: you still haven't answered my question. art laffer, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. neil: i don't want to mak

bambi, my wife would cry and might put me out in the dog house. the point.ide now it doesn't take a man and democratic party believe this. the republican party used democrats, gainst when they get elected such as president, they will take your your guns and put fear in them. have never known and you'd have to testify to this, that the guns have never been taken from the americans and they're going to. but those military ar-15 weapons sorts of weapons have o place in a peaceful society, such as the united states. and that does not mean they're going to take your guns. they are not going to take your guns. and -- what should be outlawed, bobby? outlawed?ld be what is your definition of assault weapons? caller: well, anything that is fire. rapid fire. i mean, i'm a deer hunter, used a deer hunter, until i married my wife, animal advocate loves animals and loves people and everything. do not need a rapid-fire gun to go out there. if i'm that bad a shot at illing game, you understand where i'm coming from? host: all semi-automatic weapon? shotgun, you