fayed?l phone searches and also cell site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to identify and charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections and wanted to hire a new hit man from jail. >> he wants the ranch hands taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and that's where

mistake, moonlight, you guys won best picture the they for best actress was handed to warn beatty and fay. -- >> he jokes about it in a commercial for the academy awards but no laughing matter for price waterhouse cooper. this year they are making sure another envelope snafu does not happen again. first accounting partners that worked the awards last year will not be returning. and two new stage side partners are overseeing the envelopes and a third will sit with the p produpr producers in the control room and both the celebrity presenter and stage manager will confirm they were given the wrong envelope. and practice what to do if something goes wrong. >> the final check went into affect immediately. and they are no longer allowed to use cell phones or social media during the show. abc news los angeles. >>> and be sure to tune in to see who wins sunday night at the oscars here on 6 abc. the red carpet coverage kicks off at 5:30 and the awards show starts at 8:00 with jimmy kimmel as the host. a classic childrens novel is a big screen adventure. the live adaption of the novel "wrinkle in t

no fay satalities. >> reporter: so says the firestorm victim. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> well, there was also a nasty accident on the san matte yeo bridge. pieces of a u-haul truck lit ir literred the freeway. the driver of the u-haul is hospitalized with major injuries. crews removed the wreckage while the lanes were closed. all lanes opened shortly after 11:00. >>> many investors saw their portfolios shrink as stock markets fell. the dow plummeted 4.5%. many tech stocks lost with the nasdaq decreasing by 5%. alphabet loh alphabet lost more than 5% of its value with its total worth falling by more than $39 billion. facebook fell by 4.7% and apple dropped by 2.5%. big investors lost what seemed like fortunes to the rest of us. mark zuckerberg lost $3.6 billion. jeff bezos, $3.2 billion. google's founders, $2.3 billion and bill gates, $2.2 billion. >>> a huge homeless sweep is taking place along highway 101. the encampment dubbed "googleville" prompts conversations about how much is being done to address homelessness. >> reporter: the piles

fay ordinance. it requires single room occupancy hotels to have >>> happening now, san francisco mayor mark farrell just passed a new ordinance that requireded hotels all have transgender bathrooms. >>> and on a home page a mountain lion spotted around san mateo this morning. police searched the park but couldn't find the big cat. we have more on our website. and we'll be back with more news. schools says powder not ha. the law school has been partially sgut down after a su >>> new details from stanford. the law school has been partially shut down for about an hour now after a suspicious powder was sent to professor michelle dauber. university officials telling us that powder is not harmful. 's very good news. it was inside that envelope. professor dauber told us a few minutes ago there was a threatening letter relating to her involvement in the brock turn turner sexual assault trial. an all clear has been given to stanford university. >>> some students at the heart of a teen epidemic are tracking i

the balboa reservoir development is proposed at ocean and fay avenues. the meeting starts at 6:00 tonight at san francisco city hall. >>> fargo knows what went wrong in a mistake affecting 40,000 people. theback admitted that it signed up hundreds of thousands for insurance they didn't need, sometimes without their knowledge. refund letters were supposed to be sent to affected customers. some letters had the wrong amounts. other people who didn't buy the insurance who told they would get a refund. the bank says the errors were done due to a coding mistake. >>> a student videoed his teacher. >> they have no other option. didn't take care of business academically. your parents didn't love you enough to push you. >> rude. he received a certificate of recognition from an american legion post. it took place aboard the battleship "uss iowa" docked in l.a. the teen says he was wearing a marine corps shirt when his teacher was criticizing the military. he plans to join the marines as his other family members has. >> as a kid, i've seen them as my hero. now they

laura anthony is live in la fay yet with the story. laura? >> reporter: these crosses have been here for more than a decade, but when the property owner died in 2011, there was a sense that someday her children might want to do something different with this land. now it appears that day has come. it's been more than six years since charles clark's mother died leaving her five acres of land to her children. she was the founder and supporter of the lafayette crosses, put up in 2006 as an anti-ar statement. now charles clark says it's going to go up for sale. >> it's my goal to keep a memorial of some sort going here if we can. >> reporter: clark has offered to donate the southern slope where the crosses sit to the city. >> every situation they have declined my offer, they don't want it. >> reporter: every time clark has redrawn the property lines to make it more attractive to buyers. >> mr. clark wanted to move his property line between his two parcels so that the two homes that exist on one parcel can now have their own lot. >> reporter: it's

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we just wanted to do something here for fay then we don't believe. we will find new ways to do what we have been doing in the university and that means what they had we've been doing with science peer groups and with the city in general it's in twenty sixteen by our tara signed a petition called academics for peace they criticized how the turkish government handled human rights issues in a kurdish part of the country he was fired for that and barred from government service by a state emergency decree. he will also receive another unemployment compensation or pension byock tar open the cafe together with other colleagues who were fired may mean the coffee shop. or house of culture they offer workshops and readings they want to provide a space to share knowledge where people can learn and discuss things and ask critical questions. this was his dream. seats and greens of maybe that would be a forest maybe don't do this this is. the support and people immediately see a lot of messages over the internet or there's room it's easy and that's you gave us sup

the missions are agreed in coordination with the world health organization fay bollman also has to coordinate with the iraqi army for security reasons. the destination for cultures this time is the region of how we just outside the kurdish autonomy is region. to specializes in treating seriously wounded victims of war to get to the war zone the crew needs passes and special permits for both the kurdish and the iraqi territories. has ever played living in st lawrence from little definitely has a lot of checkpoints just as we have permits for all of them they're all in our list. even but the problem is things can change overnight. and all of the nasal ways some issues the most but it does and that can cause us to laze this is. filming is strictly prohibited at the checkpoints. the convoy leaves and heading toward. from there it heads south toward. at the time of filming most of the area around the city was held by the i.a.s. . twelve hours later in the early evening the crew reaches the war zone the iraqi army only reconquered the villages in the area just a few days previously. the cutter's cr

. >> we're going to go through fais as a family.neman douglas is going to go through this as a family. parkland is going to go through this as a family. cod together as a country, we are going to go together through this as a family. >> glor: do you think you will feel safe when you go back? >> through this whole ordeal, we will be brave and fight. we're eagles. we're not puppies. >> glor: i don't know that i've ever seen a more remarkable, , mposed, and inspiring group of students than the ones we talked to earlier. they are a testament to this community. they are a testament to this school district. and they wanted the nation to know that, tonight. we're going to move just a short fy away from here now and talk to jericka duncan, who has more on the students-- students talk rnout these warning signs that may have been missed. she has more on that part of the story. >> reporter: that's right, jeff. here, you can see that the street is blocked off. this is the area where cruz was sst staying for the last three months with another fa

in syria right mr fay had thank you very much for that thank you. let's move on to other news now south africa's new president obama policy is set to give his first state of the nation address and expected to appoint a new cabinet from the prize a pledge not to disappoint south african took over from his predecessor jacob zuma problematic reports from johannesburg. it's taken more than nine years but several roma pose a finally when he wants the leadership of south africa and his nomination members of his party the ruling a.n.c. have been dancing and cheering i do believe that when one is elected in this type of position you basically become a servant of the people of south africa and all seek to execute that task with humility. with faithfulness. and with dignity as well. but within minutes hence the one big hurdle the new president must face we don't have a jacob zuma problem we have an end see problem. mr tom of course i wish you strength but you know we will hold you accountable and i will see you in twenty nineteen on the ballot box some of the

joined in the studio by abraham fade out associate professor at the institute for graduate studies mr fay have always great to have you with as we do on out as they are so our correspondent. you know really talking us through just what a difficult situation this is it's a very complex situation so can the secretary of state make any progress here do you think we heard from the defense secretary james mattis who had been meeting his texas counterpart a couple of days ago and he described it as probably the most complex security and fighting situation he's seen in over four decades of dealing with fights well i think this is we're having a very tough problem for the secretary. to sort out with turkish ally the need to ally. has very long relationships with the united states. it's all about security. support that the united states is giving to the conditionally show the white b.g. is out of line it's a national security issue to kid streets why p.g. linked closely to the. group that ins national security for turkey. you know from turkey. but for the united states i mean this issue is about l

of the number of subjects that these two sides are at odds on thank you very much for now though mr fay hathorne we will come back with you when we hear from the foreign minister and the secretary of state thank you thank you again we're going to move on to other news for now though in south africa's new president several rom oppose is set to give his first state of the nation address and expected to appoint a new cabinet from the prize a pledge not to disappoint south africans as he took over from his predecessor jacob zuma problematics in reports from johannesburg. it's taken more than nine years but several ram oppose finally is what he wants the leadership of south africa and his nomination members of his party the ruling a.n.c. had been dancing and cheering i do believe that when one is elected in this type of position you basically become a servant of the people of south africa and i will seek to execute that task with your military with faithfulness. and with dignity as well but within minutes hence the one big hurdle the new president must face we don't have a jacob zuma problem

police say david romesburg and his mother fay ran the ring in rohnert park for more than 10- years.g that time -- police say they employed about 150 women. police spoke to eight of the women who worked for the mother and son. one of them said she was underage when they recruited her. another says she was sexually assaulted during her interview. the romesburgs were arrested in january... and now face multiple charges. ( terisa ) a gas leak forced people out of their homes in san francisco. the leak was reported around 4-30 yesterday afternoon. this happened near the victorian houses near alamo square park... after a contractor hit a gas line. firefighters had to go door-to- door... evacuating people. 16 people had to get out. but less than an hour later... the leak was ( terisa ) police in berkeley are investigating an armed robbery. it happened early monday morning near the cal campus. police say the victim -- a student -- was approached by a group of 4 people. one of them pointed a gun and robbed him of his belongings. the suspects then ran off west on channing way before turning s

we see the tragic consequences of those fai failures, florida governor rick scott taking outrage further. >> the fbi's failure to take act against this killer is unacceptable. 17 innocent people are dead, and acknowledging a mistake is not going to cut it. the fbi director needs to resign. also in september, the fbi was unable to trace a source of a internet post by someone with a same name at the suspect, writing, i'm going to be a professional school shooter, broward county sheriff now clarifying. >> the killer never was in possession of a gas mask, or any type of smoke grenade. reporter: former student who was expelled last year, 19-year-old nikolas cruz remains held without bond. >> remorseful. he is fully aware of what is going on. and he is a broken human being. reporter: emotions and politics continue to dominate the a affluent community, across the country schools and police deal with copycat threats. most have been social media hoaxes, and devastation caused by this shooting for community, lead several thousand people to gathering it thursday night -- together thursday night at

guys they are two best middleweights, they are knock out artists, i believe someone is going down on fayit will be a great fight. >> oscar de la hoya thank you. >> thank you. charles: u.s. supreme court hearing oral argument in case of markjen -- janus, an illinois state employee who was forced to pay annual dues to ey a union he was not a member of, he said that violated his first amendment because some of the fees were used and could be used for political lobbying. joining me political science professor. and ford o'connel, daniel. you wrote an article too this, i could not believe, this is a issue that people are passionate about. in part because unions have fallen off big time. but notion that i'm not in a union, but you are charging me an agency fee, then take that money and apply it to things i don't believe in. >> this is the issue in supreme court case, a case of compeld speech, if you sake someone's money -- if you take someone's money and use it for speech they disagree with, is that legitimate. charles: a similar case too this not long ago, 4-4 individual. scalia of the not aro

police say david romesburg and his mother fay were operating the prostitution ring in rohnert park for over 10 years. (vicki) in the north bay... tonight we are learning new information about the mother and son who are accused of running a prostitution ring. police say david romesburg and his mother fay were operating the prostitution ring in rohnert park for over 10 years. during that time-- they employed about 150 women. police spoke to eight of the women who worked for the mother and son. one of them said she was underage when they recruited her-- and another says she was sexually assaulted during her interview. the romesburgs were arrested back in january and now face multiple charges. (vicki) in the east bay. a five-year-old girl is recovering...after she was bitten by a pit bull. the incident happened sunday morning on the owl alley trail at point pinole regional shoreline in richmond. police say the 5-year-old girl... walked passed the pit bull and it's owner...when she was suddenly bitten by the dog. the dog's owner was able to get the pitbull off the child...who suffered abras

we want to be fai fair to feel e of our grandchildren to be able to eat so which side is right? >> in a certain way the answer is i don't know because that involves predicting the future. and if there is one thing that i've learned i'm terrible at his predicting the future. everything that has happened in the last 20 years of american politics, nope. donald trump is going to be president, not. i predicted it was going to be wrong. so i have been burned by this and there are these two alternative approaches both of them involve big leaps into the unknown and both of them are fundamentally based on the bottom rather than a practical consideration. they have centralized facilities with nuclear power and give you all these sort of impractical reasons for it. you have everything concentrated in one place in only a small number of people have to be involved in it and insert maximizes the personal liberty for everybody involved. they see this as a much more democratic way of living. but when the discussions lead to you don't know how to deal with the waste into their way to expensive t

there's no question that gun owners themselves are in fay very of backgrounds checks, mental health checksit is because of the nra and that's why these kids -- >> let me bring in the other side of the table. i want you and our viewers to look at the cover of this new york post. sit a paper owned by murdock who has republicaned in terms of what he says. >> i think they should reflect on the fabt that the right to life was long before the second amendment. there is a resistance to having this debate that this false equivalence between gun control and doing nothing is making america pretty stupid. why don't we explore the idea of having temporary restraining orders against those who pose dangerers to themselves and others? these are things we can talk about that doesn't ban or take away guns from anybody. >> and she talked about the partisan debate going on here. the congressman said you are such psychopath that you have to make the death of 17 children about you, america will regret the day you were even born. >> i think tempers are flaring on both sides. >> is that over the top? >> the pres

we are going to to to this fai. what are we doing at this point? >> >> there's a lot of pressureo put something out. the question is will there be read to action and how much? the white house is taking the correct approach, they are going to apply the same standard to the republican memo. that's the right way to do it. do it by the book. this whole process has been painted. i think the white house needs to do whatever it can to see how much information it can push out there. things that have to be redacted to protect our sources, protect our intelligence methods. by all means, do that. it raises a lot of pressure to get something out the door the next few days. >> shannon: you know this time last week there was a lot of pressure to not release the g.o.p. memo. here's what house minority leader nancy pelosi said last week. >> if he were to release the memo, not only would he be endangering our country, he would also be violating the rules of the congress of united states. >> shannon: it will be dangerous, endangering our country. a lot of people --

police say, david romesburg and his mother fay, were operating the prostitution ring in rohnert parkmore than 10- years. during that time-- police say, they employed about 150 women. police spoke to eight of the women who worked for the mother and son. one of them said, she was underage when they recruited her -- and another says, she was sexually assaulted during her interview. the romesburgs were arrested in january... and now face multiple charges. (grant) a child porn video is making the rounds on social media. people in several states say... it's been sent to them on facebook messenger.. tonight, authorities are saying it's essential to quickly report it - and delete it. facebook is looking into this, law enforcement is trying to track down the person sending these videos. in the meantime - police are warning people that if they get the message - it's technically a crime to share any links or videos -- even if you're doing so because you're outraged. even sending a screen shot to a friend to describe what happened is against the law. knoxville police - every time you share that

that is what the harlem globetrotters are all b wety fay and kate exemplifies that. >> another gift forntire team duce invited team to the globetrotters game to the wells far sunday >>> 5:56. still ahead on "good da in shocking revelation in the florida school shooting, what an armedl did, instead of confronting the gun> also ahead on good day another team trying to steel o r dogs? lane johnson doesn't think so, he daily news sports cover more on that he daily news sports cover more on that when good day (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs.e, nobunny knows easter better >>> sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> he didn't go in. not that man of course, talking about a shocking revelation as you know right now florida school shooting what an armed deputy at the school did instead of confronting the gun man, he did not go in. >>> i want y'all raise your hand if you are comfortable if you knew i was strapped. >> fueling the debate president trump continues his calls forearming teachers in our schools we asked loca

he says the consequence is the public humiliation, which, at this moment, seems a small price to fay for what our children would have to endure otherwise. he's agreed to turn over documents and testify in cases, including paul manafort's. he's facing 6 1/2 years in prison. far shorter than the decades he could have faced in he were found guilty. >> stand by, sara. i want to dig deeper. our crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz is with us. >> the charges put more pressure on him to perhaps cooperate. it would appear to us, who have been covering it, that the goal of this, to get rick gates' cooperation is to try to put more pressure, the continuing number of indictments that come out and superseding indictments. it seems that manafort is digging in. sticking to his defense. he released a statement earlier today. i'll read it to you. it says, notwithstanding that rick gates plead today, i maintain my innocence. i hoped and expected my business colleague would have had the strength to continue the battle to prove our innocence. he goes on the sigh, this does not alter my commitmen

if you have heart diseaserisk fay to keep your stress level down, maybe go a walk before or at halftimeso, try to limitntake of greasyse listen to your body. if you have any of thes symptoms here these could be signs of a heart attau to call 911 and get medical help. you don't want to delay. rick and monica. >> all right. >> thank. >> good advice. thank you ali. >> nothing says eagles spirit like green hair. just ask principal leslie mason of the thomas mitchell school in east falls today. check it out. her student met a challenge to bring in dog food and donate to the spca because we're underdogs. as a result she agreed to dye her hair green. the kids wlly about that challenge and helping shelter dogs. hiiiiiii! hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed.i' are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. looks good, doesn't it? (phone buzzes) you can't see me can you? nope.e of these new blackout curtains! hi kids!! where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the drea

the balboa reservoir development is proposed to be built and fay lan avenues. a meeting about the project starts at 6:00 p.m. >>> imagine going to sleep and waking up with a foreign accent. this is no joke. >> she went to bed with a blinding headache. when she woke up, she had a thick british accent. the former texas beauty queen who lives in arizona says she's never been to england. she has a rare condition that accompanies a stroke, neurological damage or underlying health issue. >> they sent me to psychiatrist at hospital. make sure you're not -- who would do this -- i don't know. >> today i want to encourage you. >> what do you think when you hear that? >> i am sad. >> the mom of seven says this happened to her a total of three times in her life. in each case she goes to bed with a bad headache and wakes up with a different ak september. she's had irish, australian before and now british. certainly concerning if -- >> why is she being interviewed on the bed? >> i'm not sure. >> this polka dot -- a lot of things going on. >>> never more than seven minutes aw

police say david romesburg and his mother fay were operating the prostitution ring in rohnert park forer 10 years. during that time-- they employed about 150 women. police spoke to eight of the women who worked for the mother and son. one of them said she was underage when they recruited her-- and another says she was sexually assaulted during her interview. the romesburgs were arrested back in january and now face multiple charges. (grant) still ahead... a coyote gets herself into a tight situation... but gets some help from volunteers near sacramento.. baseball's steroid era sold a lot of tickets and sammy sosa and mark mcguire are credited with reviving interest in the sport with their famous 1998 home run duel but for the most part franchies have distanced themselves from the stars of that era.. not the san francisco giants who today announced in august they will retrire the uniiform number 25 worn by barry bonds.....while not confirming...giants boss larry baer intimated that a statue of the all time home run king is also likely part of future plans... no athlete in bay area histo

the transit center will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop up fais spaces and a roof top park. construction began in 2011. >>> san transis moving forward with a plan to purchase 55 new buses. the clean diesel bus also replace older models. they are at least 10% more fuel efficient and will be loaded with technology. they will have wi-fi and usb charging stations. the total price tag is $49 million and is being paid for mainly with money from the federal transit administration. >>> there is a new proposal that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries, and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. if passed, california would become the first state to set a minimum age requirement for tackle football. it could affect thousands of children who play pop warner. the tackle football league is for kids 5 to 15 years old. similar bills have been proposed in new york, illinois and maryland. >>> oracle arena was packed last not but not for the warriors. telev

do you think that vision of a future hurtlinging towards a society taken over by foreigners is a fay way of characterizing how they view the problem. >> whether it's steve ban, steve king, or steve miller this unwholly trinity of steves they constantlier. ate the idea we are under seige from foreigners who are going to take away the very fabric of what makes america america, things like the super bowl. it's so ridiculous and it's outright racist. and for a while i think we thought maybe some of these influences were what were driving donald trump to be how is he, to talk how he talks. we're seeing even with some of those people removed he still trolls on that. he knows exactly what he's doing and what buttons he's pushing. we've seen that on display. i think the challenge is for democrats to try to regain control of this conversation about daca, about dreamers and the first shutdown they kind of lost that narrative and blamed for the shutdown which is insane because republicans have full control over the government, the house, senate and the white house and donald trump single-handed

this is a way for apple to market thousand dollar price tag to users who can't afford to fay for it outet and gives a steady stream of customers into retail banking. users we talked to in santa monica aren't completely sold on the idea. >> i think it's a terrible idea. if you can't afford an iphone, you shouldn't have one. i think it's better to have something to save up towards and work towards and loans are a way for people to get put into further debt for something they don't need. so many other options beside apple. >> i think it's great idea, actually. especially them being so expensive what they are right now. they're pricing the phones at macintosh levels with the macbook pros and stuff like that. loans would be a good deal, it's almost like going to college. >> i think that's a little bit crazy to think about for a phone place doing something like that. yeah, i don't think their stuff needs to be that expensive. if they do, that seems backwards to me. reporter: this could help goldman cash in on a billion-dollar business. consumers spend about $80 billion every year financing bi

fayed which has been very successful a very disturbing look at the threat of nazi terrorism. starring diane kruger in the role of her life and not just won the golden globe for best foreign language film and the critics' choice awards in january and was also shortlisted for the oscars so that's a very contemporary look at germany that that certainly made some waves is there a generational difference. and older germans looking for different figures i think that's a good point because they would it would be mirroring especially in the states it would be mirroring exactly what's happening here i mean as germany gets more distance from its history and starts tackling topics like the third reich for instance in very different ways. that was a topic for instance that directly after the war was completely taboo so even german television is actually starting to take a new tack on some of these stories and even going as far as using humor to to tell them which is something that is always quite controversial here in germany as you know but it's very interesting for foreign audiences an

to>> i think that it's fai expect people contribute based on their level of income and their abilitydo so. so i think that's kind of what we do in this society. >> reporter: but josway, who also works as a massage therapist, worries about changes coming to medicaid in indiana. and even though she earns about er6,000 a year, near the f poverty level, she'll have to prove that she's working at least 20 hours a week to stay insured. a tough bet when her hours fluctuate each week.g >> i'm try get people to book with me, but if they don't, then i don't want to be penalized and potentially lose my insurance, as well. tat seems really harsh. i am concerned abot growing trend of assuming that anyone who is on an assistance program somehow is mooching off the government or doesn't try hard enough. >> reporter: under former governor mike pence, now vice thpresident, indiana becam first state to enact a much more conservative approach to medicaid. but the idea to require most adults in the program to work was stopped by the obama administration. now, the trump white house is allowing indiana tm

this is about us holding the system accountable and reviewing whether or not fay is a abuses occur. the government has been given extraordinary power over citizens civil liberties. it's our job to make sure the process is followed properly and if not we need accountability. let it all out so long as we're not involving sources and methods to protect our national security philanthropy more transparency the better so that people of this country can see that their civil liberties are protect, the constitution is being followed. that's why we think sunshine, transparency and accountability is the correct anecdote for this. why this duly elected branch of government conducts its oversight over the executive branch of government. thank you very much. >>> duly elected branch of government, yes. but this is not done in a bipartisan way. this is done along party lines. republicans voting to release this memo and not release the democrats version of peopleos. it flies in the face of it for sunlight as the best disinfectant. the fbi, again, saying despite the, you know, the speaker right there

. >> woodruff: and, as you're faying that, i'm wondering i this is a school and as other schools around the country, other parents, educators are watching this, are they able to learn somethi from each one of these episodes? >> well, i think the reminder is how precious life is.f school oials and parents, if i were a parent, i would want to know wther or not my school had a safe school plan, what the access control was, what procedures would be in place, d, yet, these incidents are so difficult to controlecause school officials need to do everything they can, knowing they can't do eerything, because when you have a determined shooter, as in this case, they have quite a degree of latitude to get ind a cause incredible disruption. >> woodruff: and that's a pretty discouraging message, isn't it, both ford educators a parents as well as for the children. >> well, it is discouraging, but, at the same time, it also suggests there are some things we can do to enhance our preparation and to work on focusing on prevention. and many of the schl administrators after they face these major crises, t

. >> if we are close to a four year high right now, i don't want to fay as much for these stocks withol higher >> cash. >> the dread -- >> he said it. >> you are not trading all in cash. >> people think about the next six months, can i be in bond rates are going higher can i be in stocks lot of volatility. great buys are out there we will talk about them. or i can be in cash. that's a healthy debate. >> with that said, what did do you today? >> it was quiet today. i added to an intel position i already had, i also added amd because i like the chip space. i think those names. going forward there is going to be money turnings we were talking about and steve talked about some of the earnings projections going forward for the year i think there is a lot of reasons why volatility is in the market i don't know that we hold on to this 15 as long as the rest of the disk thinks right now. remember, that's a 1% move every single day from the s&p every single day it's not as easy as it sounds to hold it at 15 and a 16. >> i didn't know that. >> interesting >> watch large cap tech, specifically c

war despite the degradations that this president has inflicted on executive branch, there remains a fayf honorable people at the justice department and the fbi more beholding to principle than politics. prepared to fall on their swords rather than sub born high crimes. i'm joined by tim weiner who obviously wrote that piece and also the author of "enemies a history of the fbi." also with us, democratic u.s. congressman gregory mix. thank you. i usually start with the elected official but i got to start with the author of this. what is it about the fbi and its culture, the way people make men and women devote their 30 or 40-year career to it with a limited income, not a terrible income but limited, and say this is what i'm going to do with my life? what is that? >> they're sworn top defend the rule of law and the constitution. they are quoted to law and they are not devoted to loyalty to any elected politician. they're going to follow the evidence in this case until the end of time or until the end of trump. >> wow. congressman, what do you make about there fight? i know if you're a prog