devaughndre broussard. give us a little bit about his background and what led him to the bakery. >> sure. devaughndre broussard killed two people. in extremely violent ways. within a assault rifle and a shotgun. how he ended up at the bakery, and where he came from, is also incredibly tragic. there is very strong indications that his mother was doing hair drugs. he was born premature. his mother was in and out of prison. he was in and out of institutions. he was never able to overcome it. he was bounced around, his mother in prison, out of prison, comes out and takes them -- goes back on drugs. she commits crimes to feed her habit. he is back in foster homes. >> there was one point that he had a chance. >> right. one of the men who his mother was involved with -- a man named marcus calloway. i see josh over there nodding when i say that. we went and talked to mr. callaway couple times. you could not meet a more down-to-earth, good person than marcus calloway. when devaughndre broussard's mother went back to

you can see them right there one is victor bracks the burke who is launching legal action against broussard's may now and that's our lead and that's often agreements with commodities trader glencore to sell up to half of those are selling them exports now that's a word of was against is the ill and now claims it's violated his shareholder rights earlier he resigned as was australian over disagreements with the company's management and he says it's a policy problem into a deeper crisis. given misspoke earlier from north capital says the timing of this is particularly bad. decline rate due to local chaney's factor in additional pressure due to conflicts too many conflicts actually with contra percival it grew proscar. much worse. under different circumstances. all right kevin moore that said from the business day of the day that we can we can finally go and enjoy it. if you wish all the best breed of course of a very much and on the way on this program. as we've been reporting from insurgency to being divided by separatists crosstalk so we're still looking at what lies ahead peter the team you

right now and that's over in agreements with commodities trader glencore to sell up to half of broussard's aluminum exports back sober it was against this deal and now claims that it has violated shareholder rights and earlier he resigned as resources for him as well as over disagreements with the company's management and he says it's horsey roth who saw it and the crisis well we spoke of a diversion coffs you from north capital i you told us that the timing of the dispute is particularly bad. a woman and crisis in their decline right now due to the so-called chaney's factor in additional pressure due to the conflicts too many conflicts actually with counterparts of all if the reports make it. much worse than shoot under difference or can sort of stances. well as we mentioned earlier it is of course a good friday many parts of the world but russia was among a few still trading there has closed right now for russians by the way is next week and that's why the trading floors were open what you see right now is the closing picture from friday as you can see both the r.t.s. and the why six als

this idea that broussard said i shot him and that was it.then of course, for didn't help because he was captured on tape dragging out longmire who was protecting him. >> we have time for two or three more questions. this gentleman right there. >> talk a little bit about the formation of the project and the people involved in the struggle to really bring this -- these people to justice. do it. >> i'm not here to work. i'm just here to talk. [laughter] >> very quickly, i think it's important to acknowledge that there were a lot of people that helped them come together. sandy close from new america media, the maynard institute for journalism -- journalism education, our previous bosses at the time, kevin keane, vice president news, pete lovers key, society of professional journalists. sandy close after she was slain he called us all together is only sandy close could do and we had a dinner discussion at a chinese restaurant in berkeley on shattuck avenue and her breathing at that time was, there has to be some sort of collective response for th

rodney broussard is the first person to be busted by a drone. us live to talk about it lis wiehl, a fox news only lis. and joseph debenidito, a lawyer. cows wander onto his neighbor's property. he says he's going to keep the cows. the cops say he can't do that. he gets a high poured rifle and chases the police off his property. here is what a attorney in north dakota said. the alleged crimes were committed long before a drone was going to be used. it was only used to make the arrest safer for both the brousarrads and law enforcement. they had a warrant, right. >> they did have a warrant. i worry about slippery shroefplt you can geslope here. a crime was committed, the crimes on the cows. you can get a warrant for that. where do we end with that? gregg: he was allegedly terrorizing police with high-powered rifle. >> i got that, you need a drone for that? go in with an arrest warrant, it's over, don't bring in a drone. gregg: isn't it safer if you know where on this huge property where he is and you can see whether he has some weapons? >> i will a