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him. >> i showed him certain excerpts out of juliet driscoll's statement.is head on the table and said i'm [ bleep ]. but did that mean he was guilty? or merely that he understood the police believed he was guilty? >> he made comments like, there is no magical way i can tell you where to go to find the truth. >> reporter: christopher sutton and garrett kopp were charged with first degree murder, possible death penalty case, both pleaded not guilty. and john sutton got busy. he had a mission, two, in fact. one to seek justice no matter what that might mean for his son. and the other, perhaps even more impossible, to simply see again. coming up -- garrett kopp avenue confession should be enough to put him behind bars. but did prosecutors have enough to convict christopher sutton? >> this was a circumstantial case, extremely circumstantial. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. really based on motive. keith morrison: when dateline continues. [dramatic music] >> reporter: john sutton survived gunshot wounds to his head, the death of his wife and his own son's

commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner driscoll: i'm not sure exactly what was the key question that you were trying to answer when you wrote all of this up, but i can make the case as well why puts on strategically almost doesn't make any sense. but that's why we diversify across many asset classes. i'm not sure exactly how you represented the great recession here in your tables. or even if you accurately reflect that but i'll just let that one go. in your conclusion it's about the strategic use of puts. but then you sort of talk about the tactical. at one point you talked about there were five markets where valuations were excessive, is that the time to put puts on? it will be more expensive at that point in time, let alone netting it out. but i'm not trying to do this strategically or don't do it at all? >> we think that doing this strategically is a poor idea. we think that doing it tactically is an extremely difficult thing because you need to know the timing and the magnitude, you need to know how muc

robert driscoll says, your description is correct, your honor.eeting this morning to make me watch a video of your client lip syncing to "beauty and the beast?" yes, your honor. this is the video the judge felt was so urgent for the judge to watch. showed it to abc news, which is why we have it. maria butina has a very serious relationship with that older american man and not, as prosecutors contend, simply using him for his political contacts to benefit the russian government. therefore, because she's so in love, she is not a flight risk if she's let out of jail. he wouldn't want to be apart from him. this is how the judge responded today, quote, well, the court does not find she's videos to be at all relevant on ms. butina's risk of flight and that is the court's primary concern with regard to her bond status. the judge denied ms. butina's motion. ordered she must remain locked up until her trial because despite her love of disney tunes, the judge told her and her lawyer today that she is, indeed, still considered to be a flight risk. both a li

if we turn to also -- also to the graph, i'm not sure that i see a page on it but commissioner driscoll, you asked for the liabilities on the spurs monthly net assets that is included. and i do have a couple obligations i need to walk through in the c.i.o. report. you know, first of all in terms of economic conditions, everything is still quite solid. and earnings growth has been really, really good and it's north of 20% for the last couple quarters. and as long as earnings growth is going to be good, the markets, that should put a line on anything that happens in terms of valuations and those kinds of things. the markets don't do well when earnings decline. and the -- i did want to point out on page 3 just the status of our implementation of the strategic asset allocation and you can see that we have come quite a long ways. you will see our rate in june of 2014, both our policy and our actual. the bottom line is that except for private credit we are most of the way through on everything, okay? and the private credit is one that we still think is going to take about five to seven years

commissioner driscoll was in attendance. it was standing room only, so we are looking forward to having another successful education campaign. >> is that staff and prudential or is that just staff? >> it is primarily driven by staff, and we do partner with prudential in helping create some of the materials and providing retirement counselors on-site to answer questions related to the plan. >> okay. >>. [inaudible] >> thank you. why don't we open it up for general -- or public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to address the committee regarding this particular item? seeing none, we'll close public comment. anything further from the board? thank you so much. >> the chair of personnel is not here. should we just -- >> accept it as submitted. >> do we have to call and call for public comment if we accept as submitted? we'll just push that. 21 and 22, do you want to do today or do you want to push to a future point in time? >> i think we should probably try to do it today. you okay? how's everyone on ti

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commissioner driscoll? >> two sets of statements. welcome, miss huang.i look forward to the product that you'll produce in the risk management area since you have three titles, three jobs. there's something that's been missing for sometime. maybe you're one of the persons that you'll deliver it to the board since risk management is so important to the board. next, to the person that's leaving, sad -- we change it to almost happy. unlike assets, when we invest in something, we always hope that we're going to be able to sell it to somebody else for more. when we deal with people, it's great when somebody comes here, they produce for us greatly. it's just as unfortunate when somebody recognizes a great talent, and they want to hire them away from us. that's one of the realities of it, but hopefully, the culture's here where the investment team realizes this is a great place to work. you can be productive, and hopefully somebody else will recognize that, and we will unfortunately be sad-happy that somebody else recognizes that and steals you away from us. th

the judge said she believes in specific her attorney, robert driscoll, has overstepped with all of hiselevision apurnss, and this is after driscoll has been on tv vigorously defending his client especially about one thing, this allegation that she traded sex for access. now, on late friday night government prosecutors acknowledged that they made a mistake, that the basis of this very salacious claim that she was willing to trade sex in exchange for a position in a special interest group was relying on a text message exchange that turned out to be a joke. let's look at the text messages because the judge brought them up in court today. this is her talking to a friend who is helping her out with her car insurance. the friend says, i don't know what you owe me for this insurance, they put me through the wringer, and butina says, sex, thank you so much. i have nothing else at all, not a nickel to my name. the judge in court said, you know, it took me less than five minutes to realize this was a joking exchange. she said she was dismayed, concerned that the justice department officials, tha

driscoll. butina's lawyer says, that is correct.important meeting to watch a video of your client lip-syncing the beauty and the beast? this is the video that butina's lawyer felt was so urgent for the judge to watch. he said this video shows that maria butina has a very serious relationship with that older american man, and she's not using him in a political context to benefit the russian government. therefore if she's gnat in love, she wouldn't be a flight risk if let out of jail. this is how the judge responded today. quote, well, the court does not find these videos to be at all relevant on the issuef of ms. butina's risk of flight and that is the court's primary concern to bond status, but i've reviewed the tapes, for the record. the judge then denied ms. butina's motion and ordered she be locked up until the trial. because despite her love of disney tunes, which was conclusively proven by her lawyer, the judge told her and her lawyer she is still considered to be a flight risk. we'll be right back. ♪ hungry eyes ♪ one look at

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the judge said that her lawyer, robert driscoll, essentially overstepped in all of the tv interviewst he's been doing and the public remarks about this case. the judge pointed out that d.c. has a relatively small jury pool and she basically said, look, this is a case i want decided hear in this court. it's not a case i want to see tried through the media. but as you pointed out, the prosecutors have made their own slip-ups in this case so far, and the judge did not let that go understanoticed. prosecutors acknowledged almost at midnight on friday that the basis for this claim they made, that butina was trying to trade sex for access, didn't really hold up. in fact, it was text messages between her and her friend that appeared to be joking in nature. the judge said it took her all of five minutes of looking at those messages to tell it was a joke. she said she was concerned and dismayed that justice department officials may have used that as a serious basis for a very salacious claim. and she also warned prosecutors not to show up at the beginning of a case like this and start making

. >>> driscoll are working to get the transit center open as thickly as th possible. we will talk about what they are trying to get done today. so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. >>> all right, wake me up before you go-go, it is national coffee day and in honor of national coffee day we have requested that you put in your request for songs that wake you up. things about coffee, anything you want. this was requested by tracy so a little bit of lamb to start the day. >> i can just see, welcome to mornings on tuesday. -- two. you might