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i want to bring in dave leroy former idaho attorney general been gracious enough to join us live tonight. sir thanks so much for joining the program. one of the questions that i keep hearing from people within the community as well as the media is when are we going get that 9-1-1 call or at least that transcript what is the process here in idaho? >> i think one of the things that's important to realize here is that the investigators have not committed the cardinal sin of revealing too much to compromise the investigation. so thing all due course to the extent that the 9-1-1 call wasn't contained in a critical information or that may well become well to assume but i do commend investigators and they are spiking a balance as one of the former commentators said in term was become forthcoming and protecting investigation they're doing a good job of the latter. lawrence: sir, as someone that is hold state office and has the lead investigative agency in this state, when you hear back and forth from the community wanting more answers on the ground, do you have the confidence that they're going