here's dennis murphy. >> broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot. then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw the victim slumped on the ground. >> right now his condition is unknown. >> parents and teachers recognized the man who had been shot as a dad who had just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i mean, i looked at the -- i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had

here is dennis murphy with, the figure in the garage. >> look closely, top left of the screen.ded figure walks away from the camera. who is it? what are they doing? why are they there? minutes later, a truck pulls in. a different person walks out. his name, we know. don fluitt. it appears that his trash can was tipped over. he pulls it back up. >> you look at him, and he is fine. he is happy, healthy, picking up his trash can. and then basically, the garage closes. >> and that was the end of his life, basically? >> yes. >> 9-1-1 emergency. >> hi, yes. we are at my coworkers house, and we found him in the garage. >> the neighbor's security camera captures these images, and left a mystery. >> that was one of those moments where you kind of get the chills and you think, i think we know when it happened. now, we just have to figure out who. >> and, why? >> there was just nobody that i could think of who would want to hurt him. >> albuquerque, new mexico. thousands of people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for others, it is ju

here with the conclusion of secrets in seattle is dennis murphy. >> rows of nickel pietz's family andtion described the accused as oversexed, run around lives of a husband. a guy who struggled his inconvenient wife and left 30 wrought in a scrum eat box. >> we knew how she died, we know how he lied. >> each day, david pietz remain emotion listen in court and trial watchers noted. few if any family or friends showed up in the rose behind him to have his back. but he did have supporters, like kim adams, a friend from church. >> he does have a very strong network of friends, and people who care about him and love him. >> she says team dave chose to back him quietly from outside the courthouse. hoping to avoid the many cameras both in and outside the courtroom. >> i have a lot of respect for those people that didn't go, he knows he loves them. >> she watched the news in disbelief, not recognizing the man prosecutors described as a coldhearted killer. surely, this wasn't the day if she'd known for almost seven years. her trusted confidant. >> i kept thinking to myself, they're talking abou

here is dennis murphy with out there in the dark. >> what is the next thing we have to do that?sure that they had the right guys for brandi daniels murder. they had learned a lot about just how awful her marriage to josh was. cops found a 9-1-1 call brandi had made six months before her murder. >> police and fire. >> i'm in an abusive relationship, and i'm afraid to i tell my husband that i want to leave but he won't let me, and it gets physical. >> brandy didn't request a deputy that night but she did file a restraining order against josh when she left him. cops knew josh is buddy from the gym, sirius, was likely involved in the murder. but they just couldn't tie the two of them together despite some suspicious phone traffic between them. an additional difficulty in the investigation was the fact that josh was still living in alaska, about as far away as you could get from ohio and still be in the same country. josh daniels was starting his new chapter living about an hour outside of anchorage which his mother and stepfather. keeping tabs on him from thousands of miles away was

it arrives in the name of denny murphy he has a personal reservoir filled with rainwater run off coveredwith plants to keep it from evaporating in this sum's drought. >> you saw this coming. >> yeah. seen them before. >> reporter: but for many of us these other worldly scenes of lake mendecino mean something new and so do actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors they're asking the state water board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. sonoma county needs to ask the state because of impacts along the shores. but it impacts people too. >> yeah it needs to be more. soon too. >> reporter: they worry about a worse case summer which of us could be looking at 60% less. history is not on our side. >> it's bad, this is the lowest we've ever seen our two reservoirs at this time of year. >> reporter: this what lake sonoma reservoir may look like in october of a normal year. but now facing cuts in sonoma which also takes russian river. >> some people llhave to let their lawns lyheke ovear of deja vu, all over again. dwindling rese

it arrives from denny murphy.rsonal reservoir filled with runoff keep it from evaporating in this summer's drought. >> you saw this coming? >> app. >> for many of us these other scenes of lake mendocino reservoir represent something new and certain actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors. they are asking the state water board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. they need to ask the state because of the impact on wildlife along the shores. it will impact people too. >> it needs to be more. it will be more >> the supervisor worries about a worst-case summer in which some of us may be limited to 55 gallons per person per day. sonoma water describes this as the first move they need to take and a crisis they don't want but history is not on our side. >> it is bad. this is the lowest we have seen our two reservoirs. >> this is what lake sonoma reservoir may look like in october of a drought year. except, it is now.is now.is now. >> people are going

dennis kelleher, founder and ceo of better markets, appreciate it. coming up, some of the pandemic trends in housing are surprising. will they continue post pandemic? we are talking to brittany murphysecanary. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i am amanda lang alongside matt miller. one of the surprising things about this pandemic is how trends affected inventory levels of housing and where people want to live. brittany murphy joins us. in terms of the trends you are seeing that you think might be lasting, are we going to see this boom continue? brittany: we do. i want to talk about the drops in the supply, which is causing the supply and demand analysis we are seeing in the housing market now. over the past year, we have seen a 33% drop with housing supply across the u.s. this sustained drop we are seeing is really what's driving the home price increases, the large, double digit increases we are seeing across the u.s., so when we are focusing on that, we see this sustained housing supply drop due to a number of different reasons. that piece is what we are not seeing subside anytime soon. we think those trends and lack of supply will be sustained. matt: you think they will susta