for more in the shooting, i did speak to michael bouchard, a former assistant director of field operations from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms. michael, we know that four marines are dead. the shooter also died. where does the investigation go? >> they are going to process the crime scene and trace the firearm, see where it came from. if the deceased gunman is the one who bought it or who may have bought it for him. see if he had an accomplice. >> the u.s. media has named the suspect. what will they try to find out about him and his background? >> where he is from. if he is a u.s. citizen, a naturalized citizen. if he is on a green card. find out where he has been. if he left the country. check his passport and also look to any social media, phone calls, his computer, who he has been e-mailing packages from. and generally find out where he is from and why he picked to chattanooga. >> the fbi director has been warning about the danger about these attacks. in general, what do you do if someone has become radicalized online and they have no record? >> it is difficult. you don't

bouchard were there to arrest him for the murder of megan doto last year. >> randy, we know you talked to doto's mom today, what did she have to say? >> reporter: well she says it's not a happy day, but it is an end to this terrible chapter in this family's life, the shooting happened originally in september here in frankford on adam's avenue. the victim was standing outside of her house when bullets began flying. >> megan nine months pregnant was a star dancer a young mother killed by stray gunfire. >> she died at the hospital they tried a c-section, but her infant daughter only survived for a few hours. >> it's a pain i realize will never ever go away. >> megan's mother marianne has been patiently waiting for justice while raising megan's two other kids. it's been especially tough since the suspect has been on the run for 311 days. >> i go to the cemetery a couple times a week and i keep telling her and operation he will be caught caught. >> this morning it arrived during the raid. police say he shot an officer, but the officers fired back killing him. his father says he was hiding b

we'll have jean bouchard on fire. she was a semifinalist last year. sloan stevens a very good player was seeded one last year. she'll be seeded eighth this year. so you can see how tough the field has become. >> she's very popular, a big draw too. that's great. we have to take a quick break and come back. we'll put up some web addresses if you'd like to learn about the tournament or wtef. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back and your knees, 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you to get well and stay well. that's having a partner, who's with you all the way. cigna. >>> welcome back to "viewpoint." again, we are talking tennis with our friends from wtef. elani, talk about the transformation in young lives. you start them early. when i started the tour back in february, you talked about how you go to college campuses every year and they're not jun

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continue along the vein that doctor bouchard raised.here was a quote in "usa today" that says,says, the root cause of all of this is the lack of accountability. incidents don't get reported and consequences don't occur. i think that many of us have expressed that frustration not only in the agencies represented here the two agencies that are subject to the problems but across the government and va, for instance that have allowed a cover-up of waiting lists and only three people have been fired. it gets back to one of the root causes. it is too hard to fire a federal union employee. of the individuals at the proving ground what are the percentage of uniform versus civilian at that facility? >> i do not have that information. i can get it to you. it is mostly civilian. >> of the civilian what percentage are unionized? >> i'm not sure. >> i would appreciate responses for both of those. have you taken action against any of those employees? any civilian or uniformed employee? >> to date, no. there is an investigation. if weif we take action

the referees did question bouchard but in the end took no action. >> okay.n the span of one week. he was traded to memphis who traded him to charlotte who dealt -- who sent him to oklahoma city who then sent him to toronto. >> it's confusing. >> i'm trying to think who is he what's a memphis people? the reason his nonguarantee contract allows teams flexibility when making the deal. >>> "usa today" says a new app is giving job seekers to swipe right. switch is being called the tinder for jobs. it allows them to set up an anonymous resume. candidates and companies can swipe right to connect. >>> americans this morning are enjoying a love affair with online dating. mobil dating apps are expected to bring in $629 million this year. now some of the biggest names in music from madonna to mariah carey are using dating sites. they're looking for affection by their fans by promoting music. we have the deputy managing editor of advertising age and is back with us at the table. hey, natali. >> thanks for having me. >> when i first heard that we can set up a dating prof

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. >> last year's finalists eugenie bouchard were knocked out, losing in straight sets to the chinese qualifier saisal zheng. we'll keep you up to date and on the website, aljazeera.com/sports for the latest. thank you for watch, mo later. >> thank you for that. well you may not have noticed the last minute of june had 61 seconds in it so-called leap second occurring for the first time in three years, adding to comment for the speed of the earth's rotation. charlie angela reports from greenwich in the u.k. >> translation: time, we are losing it, running out of it. now we are gaining an extra second elite second. to keep us in sync with the either's own sense of climb. time to be measured by the rotation. then atomic clocks were invented. vibrations, atoms used to measure time. atomic time is constant. the earth's rotation is slowing down. the two move out of sync by a fractionh day. we add a leap second every now and again. there's consequences of tinkering with crime. computer systems are not programmed to deal with the second, and glips can happen. satellites and g.p.s. struggle the

bouchard were there to arrest him for the murder of megan doto last year. >> randy, we know you talkedom today, what did she have to say? >> reporter: well she says it's not a happy day, but it is an end to this terrible chapter in this family's life, the shooting happened originally in september here in frankford on adam's avenue. the victim was standing outside of her house when bullets began flying. >> megan nine months pregnant was a star dancer a young mother killed by stray

. >> my name is brenda bouchard. i have been a caregiver for my husband for nearly ten years. he has anger onset alzheimer's. my mother is almost 89. i am one of 65,000 alzheimer's care givers in the state of new hampshire and no firsthand the pain of seeing someone's the boy to this disease. i no the financial burden is disease carries for families as well as our country. my question to you is, in your presidential campaign and beyond what we will you do to ensure this devastating disease and the potential bankruptcy to medicare medicaid will get the attention it needs. >> let me thank you.you. let me really thank you for your caregiving and your care. [applause] i want you to think about what you said. 65,000 caregivers right here in one state and multiply that many, many, many times over. we have a caregiving crisis. we have sowe have so many millions of people who are providing either full-time or part-time care for those they love, spouses, children their aging parents or other relatives ._to come. new line have to come to grips with this because right now we are not doin

. >> mike bouchard, thank you very much. >>> we're following two big breaking news stories.erdict has been reached out of colorado in the trial of james holmes and we're following the tragedy in chattanooga, tennessee, the death of four marines and the shooting right after this quick break we'll have more information. be sure to stick around. >>> welcome back. we continue to follow the shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, where four marines have been killed. the shooter was killed at the scene. we're told by authorities. i want to go to victor blackwell now. he's at one of the scenes where the shooting happened. victor i'm going to bring you in. you're at the strip mall there at the recruitment center. what are you seeing what are you hearing there on the ground? >> reporter: i wasn't dialed in. >> we're having technical issues. victor can you hear me? okay. okay. we're going to go back to victor soon. we're having technical issues. i want to bring back our panel, juliette kayyem jonathan gilliam and harry houck. we see members of the uld you be doing? what stands out to you?

bouchard would drop out of the wta's top 20. wimbledon prime time continues wednesday on tennis channel with highlights, interviews and analysis and hits the air 4:30 p.m. eastern. .ú.úññññññ >> the reality is, overtime should be something that's negotiated between the employer and employee, and different businesses have different needs. in some cases it's more cost effective to have more overtime and hire more people. in other cases it's more cost effective to hire more people. maria: that, of course, former new york city mayor rudy guiliani and we asked about president obama's controversial rules on doubling overtime pay. business leaders say it will slow job growth and the economy overall. joining me is former mcdonald's ceo and famous dave ceo, edward, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, good morning. maria: what's your opinion on the president's plan for overtime pay? >> i think it's political grandstanding, it's inflationary and it's a job killer. i think that guiliani had it correct. it should be between the emplo

. >> mike bouchard is a retired assistant director at the atf.ashington, d.c. sniper investigation. it took more than three weeks to track down who was firing those shots. gunfire from a drone, he fears, could leave no trace. >> this could turn into a video game for sick people. they could play this out like a video game on computer and shoot people without having to look at people in the eye. >> and get away with it. >> and get away with it. >> they worry about what happened if a drone firing a gun lost contact with its radio operator or crashes on a playground. they're investigating and could issue a fine. >> that's really disturbing. >> and a call to action. >> agreed. the officer made a good point. legislation noting keeping up with technology. >> this there could be a new king. will one of basketball's best become the next hollywood mogul. >>> and we'll show you >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by gilead, proud supporter of world hepatitis day. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell your

. >> my name is brenda bouchard. i have been a caregiver for ten years.husband has younger onset alzheimer's. my 89 -year-old mother lives of me. she has alzheimer's as well. one in fiveone in five medicare dollars is spent on caring for someone with alzheimer's disease. the projections are 2050 -- thank you. [applause] by 2050 -- the projections are by 205,028,000,000 baby boomers we will have alzheimer's. i no firsthand the pain. >> do you know it. >> i no firsthand the financial burden this carries to families as well as our country. what we will you do to make sure that this devastating disease gets the attention it deserves and also the potential bankruptcy to medicare medicaid? >> let me suggest a couple things. when i was in congress and are balancing budgets -- because i don't think you just gone/everything. you have to figure out how to make things work better. some things have to go because it's like a garage sale. most of what you have just needs to be signed up. newt gingrich has just written an op-ed piece. ii am close to knew and very happy

. >> my name is brenda bouchard. i have been a caregiver for my husband for nearly ten years. he has anger onset alzheimer's. my mother is almost 89. i am one of 65,000 alzheimer's care givers in the state of new hampshire and no firsthand the pain of seeing someone's the boy to this disease. i no the financial burden is disease carries for families as well as our country. my question to you is, in your presidential campaign and beyond what we will you do to ensure this devastating disease and the potential bankruptcy to medicare medicaid will get the attention it needs. >> let me thank you.you. let me really thank you for your caregiving and your care. [applause] i want you to think about what you said. 65,000 caregivers right here in one state and multiply that many, many, many times over. we have a caregiving crisis. we have sowe have so many millions of people who are providing either full-time or part-time care for those they love, spouses, childrenging parents or other relatives ._to come. new line have to come to grips with this because right now we are not doing enough

greatest thing ever that the official wimbledon headband has too much color for wimbledon. 2014 jeannie bouchardchair ump complaining but the referee's office ruling there was no violation. if you think it's easy to skirt the law here take a look inside the competitor's guide that says quote white does not include off white or cream. a single trim of color, no wider than one centimeter is allowed. so when did wimbledon get so picky? it may seem like it's been this way for 137 years. but what about mcenroe venus, agassi. they had gotten a little more lenient until these showed up. that was too much and the 2014 it all stopped and it states only all white undergarments apply. turns out white may just be the new white. they are not kidding around right now agoa radwanska is playing. pretty boring looking but they do find their way to make their statement. if you look closely on the bottom ooh, she's getting wild with a little bit of lace much that's about as crazy as it gets here, guys. we'll have a lot more tomorrow on the women's semifinals and so much more from wimbledon. i'll see you guys tomor