well, he was worth a lot to us. >> reporter: carl rogers junior split his youth between northeast dcnd prince george's county where he graduated from suitland >> typical teenager as he got older, he was interested in art. he would write poems and songs. he was the love of my life. because he was grandson. and i was lost after -- after he was gone. >> reporter: after high school, carl told his father he wanted to start his own business. he wanted to be a barber >> barbers make good money but if you're going to be a barber you can't rent a chair for your career >> the two decided they would invest in a shop and put the name out front. on march 27th, 1999, those dreams came to an end when carl was found shot to death inside his car at 45th and eaves place northeast. the 19-year-old was sitting in the driver's seat and had gunshot wounds to the head and neck. investigators believe he was shot the night before. and is despite the fact someone call 911 to report the sound of gunshots, his body was not discovered until after 8:00 the next morning >> i don't know whether he was alive part of

carl rogers jr. split his youth between northeast d.c.y where he grads waited from suitland high school. he was a typical teenager. he was interested in art. he would write poem and songs. he was the love of my life because he was my first grandson. and i was lost after he was imon. after high school carol told his father he wanted to start his own business. he wanted to be a barber. >> okay. barbers make good money. the two decided they would invest in a sho the family name out front. but on march 27, 1999, those dreams came to an end when carl was found shot to death inside his car at 44th and eaves place northeast. the nine year old was sitting in the driver's seat and had gunshot wounds to the head and neck. despite the fact that someone called nine # # to report the sound of gunshots his body was not discovered until after eight the next morning. i don't know whether he was alive part of that time crying for his mom, his dad, begging for his grandmom to get and come him. i think they botched that investigation from the start. they di

and 30 days after her grandson was shot to death inside his ford mustang, carol burke head and carl rogers sr. stand on the corner that was once a crime scene. in her hand is a case file, the family's case file that contain the names of possible suspects and witnesses. collected in the days after carol jr.'s death. a woman said she passed the car three or four times late friday night. who is she. what time and what else did she see. >> carol burke head says she turned the information over to the police anything and i think mainly because they didn't trust the people down at 60th. >> at least two high profile cases in the six district. it's the same district where carl was killed. they didn't care can. carl was just another young black kid in northeast d.c. it didn't make any difference to them. it didn't matter he wasn't worth much. well, he was worth a lot to us. he split his time between northern d.c. and sutherland where he he graduated high school. he was interested in art. he would write poems and songs. he was love of my life because he was my first was gone. after high school, h- ca

there is mounting evidence that roger stone, plmanafort, the former campaign manager, carl page, michael flynn have all been involved, and that evidence could lead us to the very top. >> what wherewithall do you have to demand that the deputy attorney jegeneral appoint a special prosecutor before you identify a new fbi director? are you going to get any republican colleagues on board with that demand, and if so, who would you be looking at? is it senators burr, flake, bozeman, any of those members? >> i would rule out nobody in the republican caucus at this point as potentially siding with us, as there are more and more -- just this afternoon there was a report, seems to be credible, that director comey went to the deputy attorney general, then rob rosenstein very recently, and asked for more funds and resources for this investigation, indicating that it was expanding. and that is part of the evidentiary trail that leads us to think that our colleagues will conclude we need to stop any effort to stifle or stop this investigation or cover it up. >> senator, the doj is flatly denying that.

carl vinson. more continues with shepard smith after this. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. rogerrick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. >> bottom of the hour. top of the news. 10,000 russian soldiers marching for the victory day parade. russia marking 72 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world war ii. an estimated 26 million soviets died in the war. the day of remembrance is one of russia's most important holidays. the parade normally includes a flyover of russian aircraft. officials said they had to cancel that since it was too cloudy today. this is video of the rehearsal over the weekend. the russian president vladimir putin seen right here out on parade. the crowd in red square in moscow. he said the world leaders need to work together to prevent war. russian is accused of interfering in the 2016 u.s. election and aiding the dictator bashar al-assad in syria. another picture here. always missiles. today no exception. putin said armed forces of russian are

mike rogers a former house intelligence chairman and fran townsend, homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. a familiar face from television. but i can tell you, carlnty surrounding this white house this morning because there are rumors of a pending staff shakeup. a lot of different reports in media outlets, some folks here don't exactly know what is coming and whether that decision will be made before or after the president's foreign trip. so couple of folks walking on pins and needles. i spotted ivanka trump walking and in an intense conversation with reince priebus in the west wing. of course that conversation could have been just as easily been about the foreign trip as it is about the speculation that's swirling around the white house. no way to know for sure, but some anxious faces here at the white house this morning. >> it's a busy week as they prepare for that foreign trip. thank you very much. eamon javers. >>> for more, we are joined by har harry 'canes good to see you. so we have that sound from clapper over the weekend. at the same time, the speaker says tax reform in his view remaims on track for the year. we need from you a reality c