my name is bill capps keith morrison: bill capps-- techno geek. tracks bad guys through cyberspace, happens to be a crack shot. my name is james randolph. keith morrison: james randolph-- ex police department rebel. strategy, his specialty. shaking things up, a particular skill. we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate, was not an option. keith morrison: experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. keith morrison: james went to the house on the battery. up the stairs. down the hall. and into kate's bedroom. these types of cases, you have to take on the personality and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. keith morrison: he sat there for a bit. looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense. but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand new prescription sitting there, untouched? the medication, in which she had gotten that prescription, was still on her dresser, unused. keith morrison: that

. >> he sensed foul play, not just a fire, and called for detective jeff capps of the college stationdepartment. >> it looked like her body had been kind of propped up onto the bed. she was nude from the waist down. >> this is really disturbing. >> it was. >> the victim was 21-year-old carolyn casey, a daycare worker. her parents anita and larry, so proud of their eldest daughter. >> she was wonderful with kids. all the kids loved her. everyone loved her. >> never could they have prepared themselves for the dreadful phone call they received. >> is your daughter carolyn casey? i said yes. and i think he said, well, there's been an accident, and your daughter is dead. a fire. >> when carolyn's younger sister amanda learned the news, she collapsed with grief. >> i just -- i screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. >> they've got this wrong? >> yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said no, she's not dead. >> what was the turning point? >> i called her apartment. she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. >> i think we had a strong feeling that poss

brewster completed his hat—trick from the penalty spot in stoppage time to capp a good win. the world champion for the fourth time this weekend and he is certainly looking like the man to beat at the us grand prix. the championship leader set the pace yesterday and carried that form into the final practice in austin today with a new track record. hamilton finished just under a tent of a second ahead of his main rival, sebastian vettel. there looks little to separate both mercedes and ferrari cars. an intriguing qualifying session gets underway at 10pm. the richest race day in the country, british champions day, has provided some excellent stories. aiden o'brien has equalled the record for top—level wins in a flat racing year. hydrangea won the fillies and mares stake. it wasn'tjust brian who was left smiling today. the award for britain's champion jockey handed out at ascot and it went to silvestre de sousa. quite an achievement because when he came to britain and couldn't speak a word of english. he also won in 2015. he metjoe wilson. 7:30am in newmarket, this is britain's

liz: collin cappe kaepernick fig back at nfl commissioner ronly r goodell, next. ♪ ♪i'm living that yachte, life, life top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas it's a champagne and models potpourri on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, gany, gany, gany♪ ♪watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested liz: welcome back, nfl meetings this week. the nfl player who started it all, collin kaepernick, firing back. tweeting things like this. this as latest gallup poll shows number of nfl fans dropping by 10 percentage point offers last 5 years, gallup saying that nba, nhl and pro soccer, the number of fans have risen. bringing in football legend, coach lou holtz. >> thank you, liz. liz: i want your reaction to goodell saying, not changing anthem policy. >> first of all, realize he has 32 bosses, his contract is up, he has done a tremendous job for nfl, they will decide whether his contract will be extended. when you displen a player say he can't play for 4 games, you upset owners, he trying to pacify the owners, he is not making a statement, except of ma is best inte

. >> reporter: louann capp learned of wildfires outside her santa rosa home the way many in sonoma county did, by neighboring banging on her daughter in the middle of the night. she doesn't use a cell phone at night and therefore wouldn't receive the alerts authority are telling people to sign up for, the nixel or soco alerts? >> no. >> for someone not tech savvy, they won't figure that out. sonoma, lake and mendocino counties received federal approval to use these alerts. when your cell phone connects to a tower in a danger zone, you receive an alert to evacuate. lake county used the system. sonoma and behind seeno did not. -- mendocino did not. you think this was the right call? >> i do. >> reporter: the sheriff said sending out entire county alerts would have had panic. >> had we had people come from all directions into that quarter, i'm concerned we would have had more deaths people in their cars trying to get out. >> reporter: 40 people died in the wildfire, 22 in sonoma county, six in napa, eight in mendocino and four in yuba. lake county, the only county to issue emergency alerts,

law enforcement is following this closely, and then in all capps, not the u.s., exclamation point. vice president pence also tweeted saying the following, saddened by the tragedy in new york city. our thoughts are with the victims and and first responders. let me bring in paula pletka she focuses a lot on national security issues. you heard us devolve in the conversation about okay now what, there is going to be a public policy response. we have the political response here. this is -- you could look at this incident and say this is a result of the success of the military campaign against isis in raqqah. it's possible we may look at it that way. but there is going to be a demand to do something. what should that something be? >> that's an excellent question. the real problem that we talk a lot about in national security in the war on terrorism is the fact we don't have a strategy for what we do after we win in raqqah. >> right. >> for what to do in iraq. what to do in syria. for what to do in yemen. we have got two problems. we have got the problems in those countries with terrorist

capps california is putsiting a stop in humane condition of puppy meal. >> reporter: the humane societyogs sold in the u.s. each year comes from so called puppy meals like this one in florida of this unlicensed breeding condition have over crowded. >> the only way to shut this cruel industry down is to take away demands. >> animal advocate helps pass the the califa >> the state of california, we bring in 800,000 dogs and cats and we kill over half. why on earth are we allowing this cruel industry to be feeding our state with more animals. the new law will allow californians to buy animals directly from reputable breeders. if it was only shelter dogs, will you still be in business? >> no. selling puppies allowing us to do the adoptions. >> the reality is it takes a sale of a $1,500 dog to help fund a shell of a shelter dog. >> absolutely. in the new law will force his business to close. andrew kim runs the pet store chain healthy spot has a different approach. the only animals here are rescued. we save over and hopefully, we built customers along the way. >> we are the bulk of your incom

even with this move of i edink the pressures are capp around $60.kets are range bound. we have not seen volatility here. unless there is some some geopolitical upheaval i still think we are going to be bounded between 50-60 dollars through the end of the year. theng up, we look at skyrocketing use of messaging apps and the risks that perhaps poses. ♪ rishaad: the hong kong brokerage employee has fallen foul of these securities watchdog over his use of chat to take orders from clients. aboutses questions record-keeping. joining us from beijing, m a how are these being -- m a -- emma, how common are they? emma: bond traders, stock market brokers, everybody on these apps wechat, they create groups and deals on offer that can amount toanything from a bond issue notes in the secondary market. once you have found a buyer you might -- you might go in a personal message to message situation. it has grown out of rapid development in the capital market which has coincided with strong development in financial technology as well. it is a most natural given how