it's a decision that seems to make his son galen nervous. >> daddy's going to try to help it, galen.alen, it's okay. >> the camera is rolling as he approaches the 40,000 to 50,000-pound humpback. >> i got within roughly one foot of the eyeball of this humpback just trying to reassure i was there to help. very extraordinary to have that moment. >> fishbach is able to cut some of the net free from the animal's back. >> how's it working, michael? >> when he tries to continue cutting along the side of the whale, it becomes clear that's not the right choice. >> he's freaking out. i got his -- i got his dorsal fin free, that's it. his pecs and flukes are screwed. >> it's now safer to work on the net from on board the boat. fishbach hands over the knife to george who continues to cut where he can. >> you've got to cut everything you can. >> fishbach and the boat's captain, alberto, haul the excess net aboard, holding tight, and repositioning the boat with a paddle whenever the whale shifts in the water. >> we were just grabbing and pulling and cutting and in the context of our cutting, thin

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in a news conference today police chief galen carroll said -- >> the modesto police department did not drop the ball on this. like i said, when it comes to homicide investigations, you only have one shot to make your case. >> reporter: outside her home and at a memorial for co- workers amanda was remembered. >> and because of her i have my 1-year-old daughter, my miracle baby. >> reporter: now the modesto police department maintains all communication from that independent forensic examiner on thursday was verbal. there was no written record and only a very small number of people knew that they were about to issue an arrest warrant for martinez in christopher's death. they do not think that he knew ahead of time what was about to happen. in modesto andria borba, kpix5. >> the suspect martinez is in the santa clara county jail tonight. he's been charged with the little boy's murder and will be sent back to modesto to face charges in this within's killings. >>> -- weekend's killings. >>> switching gears let's take live look outside. we had rain, humidity and all the recommend mans of a tr

sot galen carroll/modesto police chief the october"it mr. martinez was listed as a potential suspect in a death of a two year-old christopher ripley. and christopher sustained head injuries while mr. martinez was watching him a lot. police say it took them 9 months for a forensic expert to determine riply's death was not an accident, but homicide they got that verbal word on thursday of last week, but police did not get an arrest warrant for martinez instead they waited until saturday after the 5 people were murdered at this modesto residence. "deductible on this becomes a homicide really have one shot to make haste and much more than just the police department involved in criminal investigations to put together a case there has to be aprowl will cause to arrest the individual that has to be enough to the will to file charges on the case. so no police department did not drop the ball. the debt >> reporter: last year to raise later that child's family also murdered. at this point please do not believe the two are related they don't do not hav

sot galen carroll jefe de la policia en modesto 28:02 al 28:16 on thursday....ves nos dijeron verbalmente que el medico forense encontro que chirs murio de un golpe en la cabeza, que era homicidio no un accidente vo esto fue el jueves... pero su orden de arresto de causa probable no se emitio sino hasta el sabado por la noche... ya despues de que martinez se convirtio en el sospechoso de asesinar a otras 5 personas.... ahora muchos se preguntan como es posible que tuvieron que pasar nueve meses para detenerlo... hoy en conferencia de prensa la policia dijo que tuvieron que consultar a medicos forenses independientes pues solo tendrian una oportunidad para acusarlo y lograr que pagara por su crimen... hay dos cosas importantisimas que senalar... durante todo este tiempo... la relacion entre martinez y crews continuaba.. ellos seguian siendo pareja.... y segundo entre ellos nunca habia habido ninguna situacion de violencia... o al menos nada que se hubiera reportado a la policia... sandra live hasta ahorita no hay un posible motivo del crimen pues de acuerdo con l

. >> it's been one week since galen sisneros and andrew dykman entered usp. they've been transferred to uinta-3 which contains overflow housing for new arrivals. >> i'm thinking more on the lines of changing my life now. because i'm getting a little too old for this, you know. prison. i mean, i got to grow up sometime. i don't know when it's going to be. >> you kind of keep to yourself, because you never know who's out here to t you. my cellmate is in here for murder. so, it's real, you know. it's kind of scary. hard to go to sleep knowing you're surrounded by all these people. >> randy russell has been struggling with drug addiction. unable to take his methadone prescription, he is suffering from withdrawal. >> your body starts twitching, it's mad. it twitches and keeps fighting. won't let you get in any kind of comfortable position. suicide crossed my mind a few times. >> i could tell that he was struggling and having difficulty dealing with the idle time in here. so i gave him this book by viktor frankel. called "man's search for meaning." >> it makes a lo

joining me now, "washington post" columnist dana milbank and rich galen. thank you so much for joining me, gentlemen. >> nice to be with you. >> dana, let me start with you. you wrote in "the washington post," there's one party that can't dump trump, the republican party. you have sources telling nbc about this conversation with reince priebus, the rnc confirming a call took place. and then donald trump saying that's not what happened i got a slap on the back in so many words saying, good job. >> yeah. i'm afraid for reince priebus' sake that that man can't be controlled. that's why i say the republican party can't dump trump. basically he's playing the party. he had none of these views before coming into this election season. and he said, all right, what do i need to do to catch the attention of the republican primary electorate. and he picked immigration. he's hitting it very hard getting a lot of attention. he knows that's what he needs to do to bump himself up into the polls to get onto the debate stage. it happens to be the exact opposite of what i he

ted galen carpenter is a senior fellow for defense in foreign policies here at cato. he served as cato's director of foreign policy studies from 1986 to 1995 and then as vice president for defense and foreign policy studies from 1995 to 2011. he's the author of nine and the editor of ten books on international affairs, including "the fire next door mexico's drug violence and the danger to america" and "bad neighbor policy, washington's futile war on drugs in latin america." those are directly relevant to this topic more broadly. among his other books include "smart power toward a prudent foreign policy for america." he is a contributing editor to the national interest and serves on the editorial boards of mediterranean quarterly and journal of strategic studies and is the author of more than 600 articles and policy studies. his articles have appeared in "the new york times," "the washington post," "the wall street journal" "los angeles times," "financial times" foreign affairs and many others. he's a frequent guest on tv and radio in europe, east asia and elsewhere. h