david shannon, just 40, was dead. all it took was a look, in fact, for lead detective mike murphy to see what happened in david's bedroom was highly intentional. >> it was an execution. the intruder came in while he was sleeping, placed a gun to his head, and shot him in the chest. >> and joan? the shock of it didn't help, of course, nor the fact that she was sound asleep when it happened. by the time she calmed down enough to talk to police, she wasn't very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i'm not sure if i saw or just had a feeling of somebody just leaving the room. but -- i thought it was a shadow. >> did you actually see a shadow or did you tell the police you thought it was a shadow? >> it was a movement, like a shadow that left. >> she was worried about the safety of the children. she returned back to her bedroom. that's where she made the 911 call. >> the children. joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, un

. >> we have shannon pettipiece from bloomberg news, david sanger, national security analyst, national security correspondent for "the new york times" and very own abby flores with us as well. the white house briefing has been canceled. we were expecting this to be happening right now. it would be something we would discuss. what's going on with that? >> one of the reasons -- the official reason is that the white house says they want the press and the public to focus on guns today. there's an event in the next hour where the president is having lawmakers in. probably more of the real reason is they don't want to answer questions about the security clearance, something we've seen again and again day after day. it's something they don't want to talk about. there are no answers from yesterday. they're trying to not distract their message. so they canceled the briefing. >> do you all remember a time where a briefing has been canceled like this, on such little notice? >> i don't -- >> yeah. >> not on this short notice. it says something about where they're at. they're saying let's talk abou

secretary of state rex tillerson, who was in the reason, has no plans to visit the jewish state. >> shannon: davidler, thank you. president trump offering condolences today to russian president vladimir putin over that deadly crash of a russian airliner. all 65 passengers and six crew members died when the plane crashed minutes after takeoff sunday. investigators have rolled out terrorism as the cause of the crash. next up, a new hampshire woman's costly pursuit of privacy. at the powerball winner risking millions to remain anonymous. our legal eagles debate that case next in night court. it later, leave it to alcohol to bring two opposing parties together. .. >> shannon: night court is now in session. last week we told you about the woman who wants the fortune but not the fame. after winning $560 million in a powerball jackpot the new hampshire woman has filed a lawsuit to protect your privacy after finding out that she can't remain anonymous if she redeems her ticket. she thought she was doing the right thing when she signed the ticket, locked it away and then called the lawyer, but it turns out

. >> shannon: david canton is a senior political writer for u.s. news & world report.oing to read a little bit more of what congressman schiff had to say. he said the occupant of the oval office is not a champion of democracy, the threat is now far less then the threat from within. are you surprised to see that or is that where the vitriol is no now? >> i'm not really surprised at all. i don't know what's in the memo and i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, but i do know that the behavior of adam shift and the democrats, their insistence on covering up the information that is in this memo is not a good look for their side of the case. if there is truly nothing to hide and i think stop hiding. what i find to be more suspicious and incriminating is that the democrats and adam schiff are sticking up for the fbi at all. was it not just a couple of years ago in 2016 that they were slamming the fbi for supposed bias against hillary clinton, that was justifiable. now when republicans are raising legitimate concerns about malfeasance, it's "undermining .. spam a. >> s

secretary of state rex tillerson, who was in the reason, has no plans to visit the jewish state. >> shannon: davidou. president trump offering condolences today to russian president vladimir putin over that deadly crash of a russian airliner. all 65 passengers and six crew members died when the plane crashed minutes after takeoff sunday. investigators have rolled out terrorism as the cause of the crash. next up, a new hampshire woman's costly pursuit of privacy. at the powerball winner risking millions to remain anonymous. our legal eagles debate that case next in night court. it later, leave it to alcohol to bring two opposing parties together. ♪ hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near

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building a legacy of his own.his two biggest fans could not be prouder.b-u head coach david quinnnat sound:and his mom, shannon victor blackwell:"what do you see and what you feel when you see him on the ice?"shannon sullivan:"it's something that i never dreamed of for him growing up and coming from a small town where we are." jordan has come a long way from canton, new yorkjordan greenway:"i put on skates at a young age, probably two or three years old. a lot of my family always played hockey, my uncles, my cousins, they all played. there's a rink every two miles, so i was just next in line and i continued to play."he continued through youth leagues... and prep-school in minnesota... he even won gold - twice at the world championshipjordan greenway:"every time you come out with a win and you hear your national anthem playing and you see your flag going up, that's a pretty cool experience - one that doesn't get old."win or lose in pyeongchang, jordan is single- handedly changing the face of olympic hockeymore than being the only african-american hockey player on this year's u-s team. he's breaking a nearly cen

bu head coach david quinn and his mom. shannon sullivan.e and what do you feel when you see him on the ice? >> something that i never dreamed for him coming up. >> reporter: jordan has come a long way from canton, new york. >> lot of family played hockey. my uncles, my cousins, all played. there was a rink every two miles. i was kind of next in line and he continued to play. >> he continued through youth leagues, prep school in minnesota he even won gold at the world championships. >> you come out with a win and you hear your national anthem, that's a pretty cool experience. you know, one that doesn't get old. >> win or lose in pyeongchang, he's singling changing the face of hockey, not only be the first african-americ african-american hockey player. >> to be honest, i didn't know i was breaking that color barrier. i think it's great. >> i can't believe that this is my son, one going to the olympics and breaking the color barrier. he's making history. i'm so proud of him. >> i'm the first african-american to play hockey for the united state

his two biggest fans could not be prouder, his head coach, david quinn, and his mom, shannon sullivan> it is something i never dreamed of for him growing up coming from the small town. >> he came a long way from canton, new york. >> i was put on skates at 2 or 3 years old. my uncles and cousins played. i was just kind of next in line and i continued to play. >> he continued through youth leagues and prep schools and he won gold twice in junior k championships. >> when you win and you hear your anthem and see your flag go up, that is a pretty cool experience. >> win or lose, he is single handedly changing the face of olympic hockey. more than being the only african-american player on this year's u.s. team, he is breaking a nearly century old color barrier as the first african-american to represent u.s. hockey at the olympics ever. >> i didn't know i was breaking that color barrier. i didn't find out for awhile. i think it is great. >> i can't believe this is my son that is going to the olympics and breaking the color barrier. he is making history and i'm so proud of him. >> i'm the fir

david koresh. ( laughter ) >> that's what everybody asks. >> stephen: why do you think they ask you that, michael, shannon? n't know. i guess they assume. but i think david was a little bit younger than me. but, honestly, david is a very charming and fascinating individual. >> stephen: to be a leader of a cult you have to be charming. >> yeah, you can't be grumpy and be, like, get over here! time for prayers! here's your porridge! time to go to bed! no, it has to be more than that. >> stephen: who do you play in this. >> gary nesner, a wonderful human being who was the head negotiator for the f.b.i. for a number of years. he has a wonderful book, i believe it's called "stalling for time," the documents, the number of cases he worked on over the years, but waco was obviously the most notable. >> stephen: it's my understanding he was not there for negotiating the entire time. >> no. there's a team of negotiators, and he trains them, he oversees the division, but, you know, it's an exhausting and can be a somewhat tedious job. there's a lot of waiting around and -- >> stephen: did he establish a relationship -

she had limited contact with the president while here. >> shannon: i feel like he was trying not to smile. there was laughter. >> clearly, as davidit was canned response that he saw coming. omarosa does present a serious challenge. i'm a serious matter, she presents a serious challenge. a lot of past administrations have disgruntled employees and read memoirs. omarosa is very comfortable in front of the camera, as we can see if she is willing to spell it all. this presents a serious challenge to the trump administration, in a way we haven't, i think, we have seen other challenges but this is in a way, it's unique. she's putting her face out there. she's taking the heat. it could be really devastating. >> shannon: we'll see if it's more funny or serious as this goes along. i wonder if she gets voted off. we'll have to figure out. as long as it's not on at 11:00. thank you for staying with us late. you have seen the countdown clock throughout the show. we are under 30 minutes now, about 20 minutes into the next government shutdown. it will be official. the conversation continues with the politics editor chris stirewalt for you to.

. >> shannon: all information should be helpful especially the democrats memo. davidrench, great to have you on tonight, thanks for joining us late. it is a dog-eat-dog world. look how hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. sometthat's when he needs the way ovicks vaporub.'s sleep. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. >> shannon: after the discovery there is no age limit on running for governor in kansas some teenagers decided to go for it. he filed for his dog to run for governor on an anti-squirrel agenda. that would get my husband's vot vote. the campaign was short-lived as the kansas secretary of state said today he cannot be the top dog since the state constitution declares the governor

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david thibodaux. so we optioned gary noesner's book, who's the lead fbi negotiator. >> seth: that's who michael shannoncoming green actor. >> seth: yeah, it might work out. it might work out for him. >> yeah. he's amazing. >> seth: yeah, he's a great actor. >> yeah, and then david thibodaux, one of the nine survivors of the final siege. and he was on set every day and i think that's like -- the ultimate flattery and validation. after day one was a -- a sermon about joy and being a dividian and that was a big one. so he was there on day one obviously, and that was -- to have him kind of tip the hat was -- just let me fly from there on. >> seth: obviously, you had to do a lot of bible study for this role. >> yeah. >> seth: you also had to lose a lot of weight for this role. >> 30. >> seth: you also had to learn how to play guitar and sing a little bit because he was a musician. was that was the most intimidating part? >> i think it's all encompassing for sure. but i mean, i was learning getting voice lessons in l.a. and it was the second time and i was like nowhere even near of hitting any notes. >> seth