they haven't said what weapon was used to murder bevers.t going through financial troubles. >> we want to bring in abc news consultant brad gart who's in washington this morning. the husband writes this e-mail and says he doesn't want to focus on the killer anymore and his duty is memorialize his wife, not to find the killer. what do you make of that? >> i can tell you working with homicide and families it's such a strain on the family. that are left. my guess is he wants to move on to deal with that and also to separate the kids from this horrible agent. >> you heard the husband saying he wanted to clarify they didn't have financial difficulties. missy bevers was murdered in april 2016. what do you think it's going to take to solve this case? >> really just a phone call. this is a unique case. somebody pretending to be a cop, has on tactical gear. is in that church walking around very leisurely. came upon her and killed her. it's going to be solved looking at the gate and who can identify them. this is not that difficult, but someone is no

bever get the feeling you're being watched or followed it's not your imagination. i'm holland cook and washington this is the big picture on our t.v. . on november twenty ninth the united states supreme court heard carpenter versus the u.s. timothy carpenter is serving a one hundred sixteen years sentence for a string of armed robberies he got nabbed when the location data from his wireless phone showed he was near cell towers near the crime scenes is this an reasonable search and seizure if ever we needed a couple a lawyer as it's now you know attorney a professor and ace scam buster stephen j.j. wiseman he's the author of sports law the essential among other books and he's your host at scam aside dot com and because all politics is local say hello to my state rep attorney and gentleman farmer blake filippi represents rhode island's thirty sixth house district which includes block island home of the u.s.a.'s first offshore wind farm something he and i are very proud of and that's where he and i are in neighbors stephen blake thanks for being here great to be with

bever beverly young nelson defending the validity of what she says is a yearbook signature by alabamae candidate roy moore decades ago. >> i want everyone to know that i stand by my previous statement that roy moore sexually assaulted me. >> reporter: nelson, who says moore groped her when she was 16 years old, sed the yearbook is proof they knew each other. the race, neck and neck as voters decide whether to send moore to washington where current lawmakers are facing their own surge of misconduct allegations. the latest empty seat, that of arizona congressman trent franks, resigning after acknowledging he talked to former female staffers about being surrogate mothers for his children. this in the same week that senator al franken and congressman john conyers both announced their departures. a sharp contrast to democrat ruben and republican blake who are refusing to step down. both men denying claims of sexually harassing a staffer. but he settled for $84,000, money he now plans to pay back to taxpayers. >> i want to be clear that i didn't do anything wrong, but i also don't want the

there or is everybody making much ado about nothing in terms of the language that rex tillerson had bever sus today? >> i think it is fairly consistent. you know with these missile shots they may not be where it is an imminent threat right now but given that they fired off 40 ballistic missiles and three nuclear tests just in the last two years, they're on a fast learning curve. if not today, then probably fairly soon they will have the capability. melissa: he says that they have to earn their way back to the table to negotiate but i don't know, we've been talking to them for years and they continue to charge forward with this plan of action. >> exactly. and you know, you can take a look at it an see what happened to moammar qaddafi gave up his weapons of mass destruction. look at milosevic in serbia. what happened to iran and iraq? they got capability so they're treated differently. when you look from kim jong-un's position, say, you know, maybe these are going to do me some good but the problem is, if he overplays his hand he is going to be inviting his own self-destruction. melissa: ye

bevers sus after. turns out after. charlie gas.hink of -- charlie gasparino fa reno, what do you think? >> the guyç national security chief can't talk to the russians. neil: regardless when it is. we had tumult in the dow. this could go much further. the president is arguing tweeting, you might have ground to -- >> sue abc on the brian ross report. full disclosure. i know brian ross. decent guy. all reporters make mistakes. here is where the president is out on an absurd legal him if he is thinking there is anything actionable here. ross faces diminimus legal liability. neil: abc benched him for four weeks without pay. >> that is whole another system. they believe he did not dot due diligence putting it out. he did not just make a mistake, screwed up in fundamental ways. here is where it gets, legal thing becomes market manipulation could be theoretically sued by shareholders lost money in the market or be charged by the securities & exchange commission. if brian ross knew what he was doing was a lie, had to know that. neil: right