he lived just three blocks from the crime scene and chaves also noticed a striking resemblance to the sketch christine helped draw of the gunman. >> we started trying to get background on him. >> quick computer searches revealed he had a criminal past. >> he had just been convicted of a violent crime. armed robbery in nevada. >> yeah. >> that nevada armed robbery occurred in 2010. a year and a half before the shootings. spellman and some accomplices broke into a home and held a family hostage before robbing them and taking off. >> anybody get killed? >> no. >> and at the time of the shootings in 2012, dylan spellman was in the coarea awaiting stensing fawai awaiting sentencing for the robbery. >> what intrigued chaves were unusual similarities between the nevada crime and the shootings in texas. >> we start going through the case file we started seeing more and more things lining up with what we're looking for. >> for example. >> the use of numbers. >> remember christine had said the shooter referred to her and molly as girl one and girl two. >> he used numbers in that other crime. >>

nicole, friday night, you tweeted out, i am optimistic new restriction at chaves cvs, i way about it.iday night, at-this-point it is all hands on deck, do i think that the new restrictions are going to solve the problem? absolutely not, i applaud every forward progress right now. i am working to keep but bureaucratic control out of medicine, what i see from cvs is keeping supply out of the streets. we in midst of this, not only an illing crisis and a legal crisis because of the medication. charles: and dr. zombroski, people saying that dr. sapphire is correct, but you may be pushing people toward illegal sources if they can't get it from a pharmacy. >> these are good points, this gives us an opportunity to talk about how we got here, talk about how cautious, how much medications we give to patients, right now, cvs is telling the farmist do what -- pharmacist saying, do what you want to do, so they call me up, telling me i don't feel right filling that prescription, but now i have to take time to talk with them, i that is okay, but it starts to short circuit the doctor and pharmaceutic

. >>> a high-rise tower will be built at plaza de cesar chaves and that will be another connection toanother tower in paris. >> this is what rendering what it could look like in the future. taller than the fairmont hotel. >> manual the planes flying by, you a the passengers who see it lit up here with beautiful lights and twinkling display. >> this is a place-it. >> i lover city. we he need place to identified. >> reporter: the light tower was build in 1881, three blocks away from the plaza at market and there are a street, knocked down in a winds storm in 1915. at the time, one of the tallest free standing iron structures in the world. the tower may have inspired the eiffel tower built in 1889. >> if you look at the proportion the eiffel tower and overlaid over the san jose tower, they are identical proportions, 3 to 1 and the arch at the bottom of our tower is a the same at arch on the eiffel tower. >> the eiffel tower desirens studied in zurich. students in san jose presented the concept for the tower. this student came up with the rotating steel ton. >> i think that the designs so

. >> in downtown san jose plaza decesar chaves, a colorful adirondack chairs. it's too attract super bowl 50. >> i saw one when i walked past the hotel. there was a guy who was just laying there. >> they are pretty much every. >> these coworkers from michigan say that the homeless population affected their first impressions. >> there were people in bridges, living in cars. people sleeping on benches. >> having the homeless here does impact tourism buff i has cleaned up quite a bit compared to the last two weeks. >> reporter: that's one reason that austin riangel is here. downtown businesses pay people like him to clean this up. >> day-to-day, i wake up the homeless, make sure that they are not in front of some business. >> we are dealing with a crisis. >> reporter: ray branson says that the homeless population is up 7%. and younger ones are on the rise. of the number of chronic homeless -- >> we have homeless encampments along our creek and downtown area. >> we know that permanent affordable housing which is a primary strategy to deal with folks who have been o

-- number three, the president obama did nothing with respect to venezuela, he sat quietly while chavesg the president has done is say we have a military option for venezuela. what that does is give venezuela a chance to double down. >> we can't assert american influence and actually threaten if we follow it up. >> the stated policy is that we're not going to do that. so the problem here is what is the policy? >> i think -- i think the fact that we're having this discussion and it's not just democrats and republicans having a healthy debate but it's among republicans, tells us a lot about the state of affairs. >> i was just going to say, it's fascinating to me that we're all critical about president obama on north korea, because of the acceleration of the program. >> i agree, that president obama actually put in place a regime to stop iran from becoming north korea. iran is not testing nuclears, they're not threatening their nation -- other nations with nuclear bombs, you were talking about iran getting a nuclear bomb is ten years, north korea has a bomb now, the international order is

jesse: they reach out to castro and they want to talk to the iranians.nd they want to talk to hugo chave you specifically -- >> kimberly: they are going to raise the debt. >> juan: let me come to specifically about bono. he says he's upset about the return of hard right views. it is not to be tolerated. he talks about jingoism, fervor for trump's verbiage reminded us that we are not dreaming if we thought evolution applied to political consciousness. democracy, just a blip in history, and it requires a lot of focus to maintain our democratic institution. >> brian:it thank you. we needed that insight. >> juan: t apparently, he does not think that donald trump is for that. >> dana: let's talk about one of the issues that bono cares a lot about, which is antipoverty efforts. this interview was given before the u.n.g.a. speech this week. trump, the one he had with african leaders was well received. l in his speech he talked about the president's emergency plan for aids relief and the malaria initiative, two programs that brought bono and george w. bush together for a good friendship. i'm not