the shootout that killed the suspect was the 21st in decatur, texas. six weeks earlier in kaufman, texas, about 100 miles away from decatur, another utterly mysterious killing of a public official. in this case, an assistant district attorney, so a prosecutor for kaufman county. kaufman county is a small county, only about 100,000 people outside of dallas. what made the killing stand out at the time it happened is how for a lack of a better word, i guess, is how professional the killer or killers seemed in this shooting. the assistant d.a., mark hasse, parked his car in a parking lot about a block away from the county courthouse where he was working. a sudan reportedly pulled up alongside him, either one or two people got out of the sudan and shot him multiple time said. the suspects were described as being dressed in all black, having their faces covered, and wearing, quote, tactical style vests. the suspect or suspects then got back into the vehicle and took off. no one has been arrested in the case, no leads have been announced, no suspects have bee

dispatcher: the 7-11, i believe, is at north decatur avenue at 2285 decatur. hello. hi.ou have some kids here? yes, i do. a caller said your kids might not be taken care of. we'd like to look at them and make sure they're okay. what's your name, sir? roger. who else is here, roger? my wife. what's her name? hi, pups. ( barking ) roger: rochelle? rochelle: what? roger: ...she'd stay under salvation army on a program. last time she stayed in, i think, two weeks. this time she'll probably stay in three months. this is a court-ordered...? no, it isn't. it's not? no. she's doing it to clean up. she can't do it any other way. my mom will move in with me, and we're going to move to michigan, sell the house... sutton: you got high last night at 2:00 in the morning? about 2:00, yeah. so, he went to work, and you were high watching the kids. i know, i hate it. i don't want to be like this. that's why i'm going to the salvation army. it's not court-ordered but i want to get better. but i give u.a.'s three times a week and i came up dirty this last month. i kind of understand why. h

>> so you said you regularly conduct missile defense missions. >> sure. >> does that mean the decatur and mccain are on a regular defense missile mission? >> i'm simply saying that they are in a missile defense mission right now. missile defense is an important priority for us in the asia- pacific and elsewhere. and we are postured to protect our allies' and our own interests in this region and other regions of the world. i'm not going to get into the specifics of these missions, except to say that they are part of the constellation of missile defense capabilities that are available to our combatant commander in the pacific. >> are those the only two guided missile destroyers that are potentially available at the moment? or are there other ones that we don't know about that might be en route or are in the region? >> i'm really going to leave it here. i'm really not going to discuss the mix of our assets, sea- or land-based, in the region, but i did want to clarify some of the reporting that i saw yesterday. >> fitzgerald. my understanding is -- >> pardon me? the fitzgerald? >> yeah, a

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decatur. the former superintendent. whether this testing man.e will show you how the obama administration has learned that having nothing about housing, the housing collapse of 2008 and securitization those mortgages. imagine that. as with the day's went public worthiness meant nothing. that is what they want back. lou: it has been 5 years since the houses collapse of 2008, on set of financial crisis, i remember thinking, no way it will take 5 years to recover, it has been a long tough journey, federal reserve estimates that americans lost, $7 trillion in the collapse of the housing industry, in home equity because of the subprime o mortgage meltdown. it stands right now $137 billion, big numbers still it is going to 200 in all likely. regulators predicts that bill will climb. what have we didn't to prevent another housing crisis in not much. we talked about reforming fannie mae and fddie mac, converts them, but nothing happened. now the obama administration is come along, with a really bright idea. just when you think this outfit can't surprise

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he was arrested in decatur, alabama for disorderly conduct. he was cut by the raiders and signed a deal with the ravens on april 12th. the former number one draft pick has been arrested numerous times insurance entering the league this 2010. he was suspended for conduct debt pro mental to the team. bad first impression. the columbus blah jackets are taking on the sharks. the blue jackets 8 and the sharks needed a point to clinch a post season birth. playoff fever and maybe they just have a fever. come on, kids, get excited. the one timer and power play goal. 3-1 blah jackets. blue jackets cets. he puts it in for the goal. the short side for the 15 of the year. game tied at three. then he turns it over to blue line. a minute and a half remaining and the warriors lost a big part of the roster. he is out for the remainder of the season with a torn right hip flexor. it occurred in the fourth quarter and lee took a nasty spill and landed on his hip and he leads the league with 56 double-doubles so it will be tough. he said he knew his season was ov

he was arrested in decatur, alabama for disorderly conduct. he was cut by the raiders and signed a deal with the ravens on april 12th. the former number one draft pick has been arrested numerous times insurance entering the league this 2010. he was suspended for conduct debt pro mental to the team. bad first impression. the columbus blah jackets are taking on the sharks. the blue jackets 8 and the sharks needed a point to clinch a post season birth. playoff fever and maybe they just have a fever. come on, kids, get excited. the one timer and power play goal. 3-1 blah jackets. blue jackets cets. he puts it in for the goal. the short side for the 15 of the year. game tied at three. then he turns it over to blue line. a minute and a half remaining and the warriors lost aig of the rosr. out for the remainder of the season with a torn right hip flexor. it occurred in the fourth quarter and lee took a nasty spill and landed on his hip and he leads the league with 56 double-doubles so it will be tough. he said he knew his season was over last night j

joining me live from decatur, georgia, also the producer of bell rung. dorsey, thank you so much. i want to ask you how it felt to be in court. >> it was weird. i've only been in court one other time. it was weird, but interesting, too, to hear all the back and forth, all the information that both sides gave and to hear what the judge had to say. >> i think for a typical fan or even a casual observer of the sport, when you hear about the lawsuit, there's an instinct to say we know just watching, this is a violent game, that you're taking on risk and you're quite well compensated relative to the median earner. what is there to sue here over? you know what you were getting into and you got well paid for it, so why should people care about this? >> i think the most popular misconception is that we knew what we were getting into. you know going in it is a violent sport, a physical contact sport. when you're done, when you're retired, you may have a limp or some serious aches and paints or some joints that don't really work together. no one knew about any risk about traumatic brain inj

. >> reporter: farther out in the western pacific, the navy deployed the uss decatur and uss mccain,ed with a sophisticated radar system to detect north korean missiles, and then launch rockets to intersent and destroy them. the first reinforcements could come from one of the many american bases in japan, home to the navy's 7th fleet and more than 100 aircraft. and some 2,000 miles away, north korea threatened a nuclear strike on gu all. now the u.s. is deploying a land-based missile defense system, somewhat easing fears of an attack on the u.s. territory. >> though i hearken to see these improvements in the defense posture, i am concerned, not only as a governor, but as a man who has a wife and children and grandchildren here. >> those are the -- some of the same concerns that husbands, wives and children here in the u.s. have for their service members who are stationed over there in south korea. one of the big advantages ta the u.s. has is how quickly they can reinforce troops within two weeks, wolf. they could double the size of their combat aircraft and triple the size of u.s. gr

decatur has been sent to the region, a warship has been sent to respond to any military threats. yesterday the u.s.s. mccain was sent to the western pacific. lieutenant colonel ollie north is worried about the obama administration's actions. >> what's this administration doing? ratcheting up the rhetoric. there was a president by the name of teddy roosevelt who gave us a great axiom for how to deal with this. ronald reagan said peace through strength. teddy roosevelt said speak softly and carry a big stick. >> the top u.s. commander in south kor has never seen the region as tense as it is right now. concerns prompted a federal prosecutor to case in texas involving a white supremacist gang. the gang is being investigated for the murders of the mcclellands and mark hasse. jay riley was working on a case against 34 members but sent a letter to defense attorneys saying he has stepped down. >> i understand why someone would want to step back, and it makes sense to me. especially people who have families. >> officials didn't specify what the security issue was. a u.s. attorney from d.c

the uss decatur and the uss mccain to the western pacific on what they call a missile defense missionthere have also been the flights of those b-2 bombers which dropped dummy bombs somewhere in the pacific not too far from the coast of north korea. all of this according to the defense secretary because north korea presents what he calls a real and clear danger. listen. >> it only takes being wrong once. and i don't want to be the secretary of defense who was wrong once. so, we will continue to take these threats seriously. i hope the north will ratchet this very dangerous rhetoric down. >> now, all of this sends a clear message to south korea too saying you don't need to act or react because we, the united states have your back, shep. >> shepard: jonathan, i mentioned that north korea shut off this north korean factory which it runs with south korea to south korean workers. how significant is that? >> well, it's significant in the sense that it is the last example really of cooperation between north and south korea. remember, they have already shut down the military and humanitarian h

this is the uss decatur, shep. it joins the uss john mccain already confirmed to be in the region officials will only say that both of those destroyers are in quote the western pacific. that's as much as they will tell us about the location. they have confirmed that both are on what they call a missile defense mission. a clear reference to the threats from north korea. now the secretary of state john kerry said today u.s. actions are being taken out of a desire to show the u.s.' readiness and willingness to defend itself and its allies rather than out of any desire to add to the tension. listen. >> we are going to proceed thoughtfully and carefully as the president has indicated. but we take nothing for granted. and we also are not in different to the meaning of these -- of the risks that are involved. >> and clearly the risks are increasing in this standoff every day, shep. >> shepard: the united nations chief spoke out about this latest threat today, right? >> yeah. secretary general ban can ban ki-moon's remarks

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think about this, not just the mccain as you've said the steven decatur on its way out there. we've got two sea-based x-ban radar systems which most americans have never seen what this looks likes. the x-span radar system is used to deliver ballistic missile protection to the united states and the west coast, and those radars atop the platform, 8 knots all it can do going through the water and one of them already in position off japan and another one on the way, sitting ducks, by the way, if the north koreans decide to take them out. you have to protect those. what's this administration doing? it's ratcheting up the rhetoric. there was a president by the name of teddy roosevelt who gave us an axiom how to do it. ronald reagan said through peace and roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick. >> sean: and i'm watching, a campaign trail and pressure local legislators because he can't get harry reid to advance the weapons bill and let's see, the russians are flying over our air space with nuclear welcomes. egypt is on the brink of collapsing yet again and he's propping them up

the uss mccain which is destroyer and decatur which is a destroyer also. you think of our reaction and approach during all of this? >> i think it is basically appropriate. you need to show some strength. i think the administration hat not been strong enough to be sure yet we have news reports today, administration thinks it was too strong and dial it back a little bit. there may be one american response worse than a weak response, that is hesitant, inconsistent contradictory response. i'm afraid that's what we're beginning to the if from the white house. that will simply encourage the north koreans. bill: one more thing. i've got about 30 seconds for this. i mentioned a missile defense system being deployed in guam two years ahead of schedule. is this administration now rethinking its whole strategy on missile defense when you go back four years when the system in poland was basically ended? >> well, i wish it were true. it should be true. i don't think it is true. they fundamentally don't believe in national missile defense because they think it is destab

with very severe weather from hattiesburg to decatur and birmingham and this continues through much of the night. one area i'm considered about is reform, alabama, tuscaloosa here. the more storms we see fired tonight, some of them ahead of the lines to the west could rotate. if you see storms coming, play worst-case scenario. get inside. stay inside. get pets, kids, stay inside, get away from the windows. and if it looks bad, sounds bad, get inside the lowest level of your basement away from windows. >> chad myers, thank you very much. >>> now, three teenaged girls charged with a shocking crime, running a prostitution ring, enslaving young girls out of this ottawa townhouse. luring their victims through social media, pitching them out to johns, some who raped them, others who sent them home after realizing they were sex slaves. one of these alleged ring leaders even boasted about it on twitter called her victims hos tweetsing she was the female quote/unquote bill gates. they had cell phone photos and along with names and phone numbers of mens willing to pay for sex. i were recruited f

when you contrast that to what the united states has done in moving the "uss decatur," "uss mccain kwz, repositioning missile defense assets, overflights of b-2s, et cetera, the north koreans have -- are now attempting to respond with something tangible. this being a first test of the musudan missile, capable of flying about maximum 4,000 kilometers. it's a big deal for them, but it keeps them in the news. and i think at this point that's exactly what the north koreans want. >> that's such a good point, sir. because what you've got is this untested, now testing leader 15 months leader of this country who sort of is backing himself into a corner. where is the way out for him to ratchet down all of this rhetoric and all of this action? some saying what's significant here is that he hasn't provided an off ramp or way out. i want to read you an op-ed in the "usa today." no one really knows what that will take but giving in to his provocations would be no more productive than rewarding a t n teenager's temper tantrum. one way or another he'll have to learn that he can't have his way. your t

sent the uss decatur a destroyer with military defense systems will remain near the korean peninsula. another destroyer, uss mccain sent to the waters off the southeast coast. april 3rd, they sent a missile defense battery to guam capable of shooting down authority to intermediate ballistic missiles. no short of protection put into place in light of this situation. bill: we'll talk to dan senior about this. we'll talk to seoul and other americans up there. martha: people may start moving out of the embassies as north korea suggested might be a good idea. we're just getting started. we have a lot going on in "america's newsroom." we're watching all the developments out of north korea. we'll keep up to speed on those. feels like they come in every hour lately. a former pentagon and white house visor, dan senor, bill mentioned will weight weigh in on that. bill: the white house defending the president's fund-raising trip to california over this week, arguing that is nothing out of the ordinary but is now the time to be engaging in campaign style events while he has this budget battle sti

. >> reporter: farther out in the western pacific, the navy deployed the uss decatur and uss mccain,system to detect north korean missiles, and then launch rockets to intersent and destroy them. the first reinforcements could come from one of the many american bases in japan, home to the navy's 7th fleet and more than 100 aircraft. and some 2,000 miles away, north korea threatened a nuclear strike on gu all. now the u.s. is deploying a land-based missile defense system, somewhat easing fears of an attack on the u.s. territory. >> though i hearken to see these improvements in the defense posture, i am concerned, not only as a governor, but as a man who has a wife and children and grandchildren here. >> those are the -- some of the same concerns that husbands, wives and children here in the u.s. have for their service members who are stationed over there in south korea. one of the big advantages ta the u.s. has is how quickly they can reinforce troops within two weeks, wolf. they could double the size of their combat aircraft and triple the size of u.s. ground troops in the area. >> ye

the pentagon reporting that a second guided missile destroyer, the uss detate cure will -- decatur, will john join the uss john mccain. they are poised to respond to missile threats against the allies and the united states. served its purpose, the f-22 stealth fighters are set to head back to their home base back in japan. so far at least, guys, we have not heard any new utterances today from the north korean leader, kim jong-un. but his ally, have been busy. we heard a top official in beijing met with the u.s. ambassador there and ambassadors to north and south korea. china says they are concerned and they're calling on all sides to, in their words, remain calm and exercise restraint. maybe breathe in deeply as well. back to you. bill: greg, thank you. greg palkot in london. how dangerous is all the heated talk out of north korea? and could the wrong move lead to a bigger conflict or even the possibility of war? we'll be joined by our fox news military analyst, general jack keane a bit later this morning to talk to him about all of that. three minutes past the hour. martha? martha: this

next is david joining us from decatur, georgia, independent line. good morning.aller: one of the best teachers i had an elementary school as a gay man. i have two cousins who were excellent cousins of mine. ida's want to say that my wife and i both were abused as .hildren and ifplayed in the nfl i knew a teammate was gay, i would not want to take a shower with him. that is just absolute fact. i would not want to be a roommate with him, because we have normal, natural attractions. host: that is part of the debate in the nfl, whether a player should come out and announce that they are openly gay. thatrd that there are four are contemplating doing that. knew me would who tell you what was never a gay basher. but at the same time, if everything is based on legal versus legal versus moral versus immoral, then you create a slippery slope that justifies legalizing potentially anything, any malfunction. in a civil society it cannot have these crossovers. you just cannot. we cannot have two men are two women coming together. that is just a biological fact. one of my cousi

they are now forced to go to the hospital in decatur, georgia, which puts more pressure on the facility. they get to the president and to you, because i know your request has something to do with that.

mccain, and decatur to locations in the western pacific where they are poised to respond to any missile threats to our allies or our territory. last thursday we announced that we will be deploying a termal high altitude area defense system, lipids system to guam in the coming weeks as a precautionary move to strengthen our regional defense posture against the north korean missile threat. in addition to these measures, we recently signed a new joint counter provocation plan with the republic of korea to enhance our coordination and response if the event of a north korean provocation and mitigate the risk of miscalculation. and we are participating in annual military exercises with south korea, including fold eagle and key resolve to make sure we are operationally ready to meet the security challenges that confront us in the region. as the president has made clear, there is a path opened to north korea to peace and economic opportunity. but to get on that path north korea must abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons and abide by its international commitments. with that, let me return to th

they are now forced to go to the hospital in decatur, georgia, which puts more pressure on the facility. they get to the president and to you, because i know your request has something to do with that. i hope -- two, it is a lot more efficient on cost that anything else we could do, especially with the current facility. secondly, very much. undersecretary, i notice you had a washington moment last week's when "the examiner" got a hold of one of your emails.i was reading it. having had my e-mails gotten into before, i know how feels when somebody does that, and email you sent to someone talking about a bunch of big brains to do -- in terms of claims approval. it was dated march 30, a couple weeks after are hearing where you had indicated we were kind of on track on claims, and in the email goes out looking for the best brains can get to help a crisis. can you clarify that for me? >> can i start and let the secretary -- i would just say from the perspective of innovation, this has been something we have been doing for three years, going out and getting the best minds to come in and help u

korea toward the unitedin receno raised -- moved the guided missile destroyers uss john mccain and decatur to locations in the western pacific were there poised to respond to any missile threats to allies or territory. -- where they are positioned to respond to any missile threats to allies or their territory. we will deploy up ballistic missile defense system to guam as a precautionary move to strengthen the regional defense posture against the north korean missile threat. in addition to the measures, we recently signed a new joint counter provocation plan with the republic of korea to enhance coordination and response in

they're now forced many times to get the veterans hospital in decatur, georgia, which puts more pressure on the facility. i want to say thank you because i know your request had to have something to do with that, and held that is a 2-for-1. i think it is a lot more efficient on cost than anything else we could do. thank you very much. secondly i noticed you had no washington moment last week with the washington examiner got all of one of your e-mails. i was reading it. first of all, having had my e-mails got into the four, and know how it feels when someone does that. comment on an e-mail you sent to someone talking about a bunch of big brains to deal with the problem of timing in terms of claims approval. and it was dated march the 30th, which is a couple of weeks after are hearing that we had here and plans were you indicated we were kind of contract and claims and in this e-mail goes out looking for the best brains can get to come in and help when you have a crisis. can you kind of clarify that? >> thank you, senator. >> can i just dark. >> you're the boss. >> i was saying, from the p

in recent weeks, we have also raised -- moved the guided missile destroyers uss john mccain and decatur to locations in the western pacific were there poised to respond to any missile threats to allies or territory. -- where they are positioned to respond to any missile threats to allies or their territory. deploy up ballistic missile defense system to guam as a precautionary move to strengthen the regional defense posture against the north korean missile threat. in addition to the measures, we recently signed a new joint counter provocation plan with the republic of korea to enhance coordination and response in the event of a north korean provocation and to mitigate the risk of miscalculation. in annualticipating military exercises with south korea, including full eagle and key resolve to make sure the alliance is operationally ready to meet the security challenges that confront us in the region. as the president has made clear, there is a path open to you -- to north korea to peace and economic opportunity, but to get on the past, north korea must abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapon

they are now forced to go to the hospital in decatur, georgia, which puts more pressure on the facility. they get to the president and to you, because i know your request has something to do with that. it is a lot more efficient on a cost that anything else we could do, especially with the current facility. thank you very much. i notice you had a washington moment last week's when "the examiner" got a hold of one of your emails. i know how feels when somebody does that, and e-mail you sent to someone talking about a bunch of big brains quick to do with timing and tune -- in terms of claims approval. it was dated march 30, a couple weeks after are hearing where you had indicated we were kind of on track on claims, and in the email goes out looking for the best brains can get to help a crisis. can you clarify that for me? >> can i start and let the secretary -- i would just say from the perspective of innovation, this has been something we have been doing for three years, going out and getting the best minds to come in and help us. castingand outside v.a., a broad net, and the first year