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

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. >> i'm joined right now by shannon pettypiece, white house reporter with blockberg, julia ioffe, and david ignatius is opinion writer at "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. let me go to shannon. what is trump up to with this meeting with russia, having a grand summit meeting here at the white house amidst all of this controversy against all this intrigue and the open question about impeachment. did he conspire with the russians or not? because if he did, he is gone or potentially gone, certainly, from the white house. >> well, the president and a few of his allies in the white house have certainly been in this camp where they believe they can improve relationships with russia, that they can get russia to work with them on syria, on china, on other issues in the middle east. but, i mean, as rex tillerson said in his final hours as secretary of state, he had been trying over a year to improve that relationship and it just wasn't happening. putin does not want to be our friend. he does not want the help us. he gets nothing out of being our ally. but president trump continues

shannon: former pres. obama's chief strategist david axelrod have a strong surge to the left.t to impeachment. candidates like o'rourke, lots -- ted cruz don't appear to be listening but he was asked if he supports impeaching donald trump and here's his answer. >> the answer is yes. i don't think donald trump has the fitness or competence or judgment to be in that position. shannon: if o'rourke wins a senate seat on how side nancy pelosi become a speaker again she knows she will have an ally for conviction if the house impeaching the president. nancy pelosi is getting two pinocchios from the washington post fact checker finding fault with the claim that 86 million middle-class families will see attacks like under gop led tax reform. the post, 80% of taxpayers expected to get a tax cut just 5% attacks like, and tax policy center. the harvard crimson reporting the university school, anonymously flagged for micro-aggression. they are being targeted thanks to a student questionnaire which experienced any verbal or non-verbal insults. and age disability status, gender immigration s

courtroom getting a look at david copperfield's disappearing act forced reveal the secrets involving an audience participate hurt during the elusion. we have the story. trace? >> shannonritish man is 58 year old gaffen cock a former chef in a london club that hosted the queen mother during a birthday trip to vegas he attended the david copperfield show at mgm grand. cox was selected for lucky 13. a famous elusion 13 audience members appear to vanish. now when the kurt 18 come down stage hands replace the audience members and the lucky 13 are taken out a back door and lead throughout mgm grand around corn and ares through a kitchen until -- >> they appear in the back of the theatre. during that trip he fell, dislocated his shauled and hit his head. hotel was under kruck and tripped the hotel and the show say path way was clear. on the witness stand the produce are did acknowledge that participates are told nothing. >> my question was. no time are they told what they have to do or where they are going. before they start this elusion. >> no. >> david refused to accept testifying he had done down the path and it was clear. he was asked if an audience member 58s and gets h

shannon. in the fact that this kind of allegation sits against the guy. here's a president with three a yasz, david dennison in the nondisclosure thing, john baron where he wants to get on the forbes list and this other guy, jon miller, another name. like dragnet in the old days. aliases. george washington didn't have aliases. that's an who he was. now to have this question about these two sex workers, nobody i think assumes he called somebody into the room to do something like that. but if he's allowing them to come in, who knows what's going to happen. i have no idea how to speculate on there except the president keeps denying it. the bad guy returns to the scene of the crime. he keeps going back and telling comey. is this an attempt to convince comey he's a good guy and wouldn't do something like this? that seems what he's trying to be doing? i wouldn't do anything like that. >> most people think if you keep denying it, you must have some guilt you're trying to get around. but trump does have a pattern of latching on to things and repeating them over and over again. the inauguration crowd size o

shannon? >> kristin fisher keeping up on our allies tonight. thank you very much. back to our military experts now. davidy start with you -- i will start with you, we are getting reaction from both sides of the aisle. it is kind of a mixed bag. some who think the administration needs to be talking to congress for any further authorization. chuck schumer the top democrat on the senate side is praising limited action to punish and hopefully deter assad from doing this again. but he says he's cautioning the administration into getting us any further into syria. we know that's something the president has said repeatedly he doesn't want. >> yeah, he has. then he said tonight sustained. so there's some conflict on the message; right? i agree -- i can almost look at these two separate events, our involvement in syria that's been ongoing with isis and then a response to -- a limited strike response to chemical weapons usage. i think if we separate those, i think that's what general mattis kind of tried to do. let's get a handle, make it measured, narrow and well defined that this is about the chemical weapons, i

shannon. let's just say that. the fact that this kind of allegation sits against a guy. but here's a president with three aliases. david dennison in the nondisclosure thing. john barron where he's bragging he wants to get on the forbes list. and this other guy, john miller. he's got another name. it's like dragnet in the old days. presidents aren't supposed to have -- george washington didn't have aliases. that's who he was. now they have this question about this behavior of these two sex workers. nobody, i think, assumes he called somebody into the room to do something like that, but if he's engaging and allowing them to come into the room, who knows what's going to happen? i have no idea how to speculate on this except that the president keeps going back to it, denying it. he keeps going back and telling comey. is this an attempt to convince comey he's a good guy and wouldn't do something like that because that seems to be what he's trying to do. i wouldn't do anything like that. >> i know most people think if you keep denying it, you must have some guilt you're trying to get around. but trump does have a pattern of

shannon: trace gallagher live on the west coast. thank you very much for your time now for your real news roundup. democratic party elders like former president obama's chief strategist davidt the party search the left ahead of the right terms. do not commit to impeachment. democratic senate candidates like congressman beto o'rourke raising lots of money in his challenge to republican incumbent ted cruz don't appear to be listening. he was just asked on a radio station if he supports impeaching president trump. here's his answer. >> the answer is yes. i don't think that president trump has the fitness or confidence competence or jue in that position. >> shannon: if he wins the senate seat, and on the house had come a minority leader nancy pelosi becomes a speaker again, she knows she will have an ally for conviction of the house and peaches the president. meanwhile, pelosi, democrat from california, is getting two pinocchio some of "the washington post" fact-checker tonight. the post finding fault with her claim last week that 86 million middle-class families will see a tax hike under g.o.p. led tax reform. that claim is misleading, said "the post," 80% of taxpayers are ex

david ignatius. former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele, joining the conversation chief white house correspondent for the "new york times" peter baker, and white house correspondent for bloomberg news, shannonon board. >> peter, let's do a wellness check on the white house. >> oh, no, remember we're not allowed to do that, it's inappropriate. talking about mental health. >> i'm not talking about mental health. >> i think we should. >> just a wellness check. it seems that for a president who is prone to lying, the pace of the lies has accelerated over the past week, everyday it's something else, whether it's amazon, whether it's the post office, you just go day by day by day and yesterday he came out, he lied about once again rapes at levels never seen before with apologies to genghis khan and his swarms of invaders. and then, of course, he once again lies about the millions of illegal votes which, of course, the source of that? and i remember him telling me in realtime, he had a golfer friend in florida who supposedly said, hey, there were people voting illegally, nobody checked. they went back and checked with the golfer who said that wasn't even true. >> is that dan scavino? was he golfin