bratton, i'd like to talk to you.", sit down." >> and i said, "i'm dana rosendale's daughter" and all three of their mouths about dropped to the table and i said "i wanna know what happened to my mom." and he just said -- "you know, you need to keep pushing" and that's all he'd say. >> reporter: so she did. brittany says she began calling the prosecutor's investigator every week like clockwork. and amazingly he started showing some interest in the case. >> and he'd say, you know, "nothin' new," or -- >> you're looking for a killer? >> right. >> is he looking for a killer or just trying to find out what happened? >> i think at that point at first he was just trying to put the pieces together. >> reporter: it wasn't going to be easy. what brittany didn't know was that detective bratton had done a fair bit back in the day, chasing down leads, trying to make sense of it all, but interview tapes, crime scene photos, evidence --most of that was missing. >> not to beat people up, but what happened to all those boxes, the inte

a lot of it is conjecture unless he starts to talk. >> former nypd commissioner, bill bratton. thank you for coming on the show. >>> we're waiting for the first court appearance by the suspect, set to happen in about 15 minutes from now. we'll have reporting on that when it happens. >>> we're also watching a big day in court in virginia, this one for the president's former campaign manager. he is sitting behind bars this morning, but his lawyers are not. you're also looking at paul manafort. you also saw rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general, part of a tense hearing on the hill. talking about all of it after the break. ornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal i

we had commissioner bratton on. the commissioner remade the way the u.s. law enforcement agencies respond to active shooter trainings. he has the force he put into play and the n.y.p.d. continues to fine tune as far as people to be able to deploy with significant weapons in a serious amount of training to be able to respond to they'd type of incidents. they're going to be posted at major media outlets as we have reported. so i think law enforcement now, there is generally an accepted practice of when you respond to an active shooter as dangerous as it can be to the officer arriving, you need to go in and you need to engage that suspect. that's what the n.y.p.d. is trained -- i've been on the training missions with them so to speak so they're trained to go in there and go after the person. it's not surprising to me there was pretty quick apprehension in this case of somebody they believe is responsible for it. i'm sitting in new york and the shooting is happening in annapolis. we're getting briefings as best we can, as best as information comes out. of cour

managing partner and principle at bratton capital is that you?'s me >> not a separate bratton entity that would be weird. that would be a coincidence. >> took five seconds to come up with the name. >> yeah. the first thing that i see that you told us is that so far you would see a potential trade war in the goods flow on the import or the export side and that's not been seen at all at this point. >> yeah. like everyone else, i read the economic history, milton freedman, what happens when you put up huge tariffs. so far we have not seen that at all. >> if we do, you have three sectors that you think would be affected, semiconductors, we usually talk about transports, and automakers in fact, there's an article written in the "journal" that the big bull market in the transportation group could end it's been a multi-year bult ml market in the transports, but this could end >> you are tapping into everything from the very raw material stage -- >> great leading indicator >> dow transport theory does not work by accident the stocks are capital intensive

is 5:55, a man accused of a deadly stabbing on the sonoma campus could enter a plea. 19-year-old bratton charged with killing garcia in a student housing apartment at the school. neither were students there. police believe they were visiting friends and may have gotten into a fight. >> new this morning must nottics trying to make buses less crowded. they launched a new fleet of trains designed to make the commute easier but they only run one car at a time. according to the examiner the muni will start running two car trains on the line. the examiner says two cars, trains will start running next week. they will expand more fedex month. >> take a look at the picture from the newsroom, a passenger steers a bus to safety. this t there you see him there. the bus driver passed out. he was riding a bus in northern utah. he noticed the bus was swerving and nearly veered off the road. cars around the bus, he went up to the front and asked the driver if he was okay but the driver didn't respond. >> then all of a sudden he started to seize, fell back in his chair and hands fell off the wheel. i tho

governing achievements of the 20th century was the turn-around of new york city by giuliani and bill bratton. he's not even a shadow of himself now. >> yeah, he's not. and, the thing we have to remember is that he's doing this with the explicit or at least tacit endorsement of president trump. president trump could stop this any time. he could call rudy giuliani and say knock it off. he could pull him off tv. he could say rudy giuliani doesn't speak for me any more. for all of our criticisms of the trump administration and the warranted criticisms, there are serious people trying to do serious things. and mike pompeo was one of them. he's been at the forefront of setting up this summit. trying to denuclearize north korea and to have rudy giuliani freelancing on a trip in tell a i veev and undercutting all the work that serious people are doing. it's not only bad for president trump, it's bad for the country. as i said, president trump could stop it. he likes this, he likes that the pot is being stirred. i know you it talked to rudy jed, jonathan. a lot of people have noted and donny can spea