so, i'm agent boykin. with bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms. >> reporter: not every day the atf hears a tale about a murder for hire that hasn't happened yet. in fact, as agent joe boykin told us -- >> in 26 years of -- in law enforcement, it's the first one i've ever gotten like that. >> reporter: about a murder for hire? >> about a murder for hire that was in play. >> reporter: and yet, early that friday morning, as agent boykin and his partner bobby callahan asked their skeptical questions aaron did not come off like some dissembling drug addict at all. >> even despite his demeanor, you know, having been on drugs and coming off of them, he had -- he was very lucid. >> reporter: aaron begged the agents. if they just take him to his motel room, he could show them proof positive that a murder for hire was in progress. grand hotel? >> yes it is. >> reporter: this is the hotel where aaron wilkinson, still twitching through a nasty heroin withdrawal brought atf agents boykin and callahan to show them that

psychotherapist esther boykin wants the conversation around mental health care through her new event series called therapy is not a dirty word. q and a happy hours. joining us, good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> so before we again to the event itself, about how many people would you say. >> that is ticks one in five american adults will either are currently experiencing mental health dis or or will experience mental health disorders in their lifetime. i like to point out, that sort of meets the criteria how it is diagnosed, so many every us can get strength throat, a lot of us experience sore throats, and the same can be true for mental health, there is a large proportion of us that may not meet diagnostic cry tear crashes real i would benefit from some time with a therapist, and the support after therapist. >> we hear more and more about mental health issues, i think that's a good thing, but do you think there is still a stigma attached to it, and that people just within themselves think oh, i don't really think i need any help. i don't want to talk to >> absolutely. abso

. >> reporter: grant boykin with calstrs says his agency has doubled its auditing staff since 2012 to make sure the reasons are legitimate, but we found more auditors hasn't led to more audits. calstrs audited 45 school districts last year out of more than 1,000. that doesn't seem like a substantial number. >> we are very confident in our audit process. >> reporter: calstrs hasn't accused the administrators of spiking in our three cases. how much do you think school administrators are trying to gain the system? >> i can't answer that. we take spiking very seriously, but we don't find it that often. >> reporter: professor nation isn't buying that. >> you set up a system that allows people to game it and to take advantage of it, people will game and take advantage of it. >> reporter: back at little league practice it all doesn't quite add up for teacher david pickett. >> certainly teachers aren't able to really do it and it just is disappointing that, you know, everyone is not kind off a level playing field. >> reporter: in belmont betty yu, kpix5. >> we reached out to all three school

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brother and sister, 1-year-old hassan boykin and 13-year-old were killed. in the striking vehicle, dominique green was killed. but the driver, kenneth kelley, who prosecutors say was drunk, survived. a judge released kelley on $100,000 bond after his plea. although the state's attorney's office argued to keep him in jail. a gps tracking system was placed on his ankle, but it was removed before court, a violation of his court order. >> earlier this taken off the gps monitor. we were not made aware of that until this afternoon when he did not show up. >> reporter: deputies are looking for him and family members of the victim are hoping that after three years, soon this case will end. >> he took away five lives. five. i'm not sure why the judge released him in the first place. he shouldn't have been out on the street. >> reporter: deputies are searching for kelley right now. there are plenty of questions, first of all, who authorized the gps to be turned off in the first place? i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> one local school district is considering an upgrade

politics and the assault charge, cnn political commentator and former clinton white house aid keith boykin and conservative commentator and columnist kaitlin mceneny is here. hewey-burns from real clear politics is here and princeton history professor julian zelizer. for some reason, i always get your name right, even though it is a tongue-twister. >> impressive. >> so great having you all here. but first, kayleigh, what is your biggest takeaway from the montana election? >> look, there are certain lines that should define partisanship. physical assault is one of them. sexual transgressions like what anthony weiner did, is another one. and i think we're at a moment where we're so entrenched in our partisan corners, and it would be nice if we saw someone like house speaker paul ryan not only say we need an apology, but if this is true, perhaps consider stepping down. look at censure charges in the house of representatives. because there are certain things, especially when they're mishandled, like it was mishandled in jean forte's case -- >> with the original statement. >> he apologized afte

>> with me now, joe perrelli, republican new york city councilman and keith boykin, cnn political commentatorclinton white house aid. let's go for it! joe, do you think the president -- it is a different tone that you hear from him. >> right. >> do you think he's playing the victim? >> no, i think the situation has changed with the appointment of a special counsel. i mean, that's something that is a significant development in this, and we saw even his messaging and some discipline in his messaging when he was speaking with the president of colombia, where he was asked about the comey firing and he said briefly, no, next question. we've seen him get in problems where he's gone off on this tangent. now, what he said about the witch hunt might actually be true. you know, we're on day three or four of this comey memo where we're still relying on secondhand sources, where no one's actually seen it, and at the same time, we're discounting and dismissing the on-the-record comments from both the acting attorney general and the fbi director who gave contradictory statements to what's allegedly in this

general jerry boykin, family research council executive vice president.think political correctness is still getting in the way of the fight against error? >> stuart, anybody that looks at it objective, would have to recognize it is a major impediment certainly to western democracies in dealing with terrorism as a whole. if you look at virtually everyone of these terror attacks, somebody knew something ahead of time. there is both institutional political correctness, and both of them are prohibiting what we need to do to protect our nations an our people. stuart: are you suggesting that we take a more proactive approach? if we know there is a group of suspects, do you think we should just go get them, question them proactively, instead of waiting for them to do something? >> i think we should, first of all, stay within our laws, but i think our last are much broader than what we are seeing occur right now and i do believe when we know that people like, like tsarnaev brothers, like the guy who tried to blow himself up over detroit, whose own family reported

keith boykin, cnn political commentator, democratic strategist and former clinton white house aide. law," interesting name to be playing with. just kidding. kayleigh, the reaction you've been seeing -- your reaction first to what you've heard from the reporting, what you heard from h.r. mcmaster last night and what you read from the president this morning. >> look, h.r. mcmaster, i think it's worth remembering what congressman schiff said about him just this last february. i'm happy with the choice. i think he's a bright man, a lot of integrity, certainly very outspoken. >> i've heard that even this morning. i heard that even this morning from ben sass. ben sass says general mcmaster, he's a really, really great public servant and honorable man, but goes on to say "but when i look at mcmaster's quote, it's a pretty technical quote. i think it's actually something quite different from a full rebuttal of the story." >> let me tell you what i think was driving mcmaster last night. he admitted, look, we did talk about threats to aviation. that was discussed in the meeti meeting. he said