haley, i will start with you. you are part of what we just talked about. this effort to mobilize a youth army for a potential hillary clinton campaign in 2016 what is it that you're doing now and hoping to achieve. >> i've been working with students since the beginning of this year to garner the enthusiasm that exists for hillary clinton and channel that into a progressive movement. there is so much enthusiasm on campuseses throughout the united states. now there's over 33 groups throughout the country that are geared solely towards encouraging hillary clinton to ruchb run. ready for hillary provides the training and support necessary to make sure the campus groups are successful. but the campus groups can take on whatever shape they want. >> you are training essentially a campaign army. where is this enthusiasm coming from? we can look back -- she ran for president before. she ran for president in 2008. i can look back at the stats from the iowa kcaucuses that year. they lost the caucuses because she lost the young vote. 57% of them went for obama. now yo

that haley's people are worried that will split the vote there.ally giving some more momentum to the democrats. so, yeah, it's a little surprising that the rga sees the need to assault the criminal justice system in south carolina of all places. >> indeed. let's go over to michigan. in that senate race, terry lynn land faced criticism from democrats from comments she made in 2010 that women prefer work flexibility compared to higher pay. today she took on critics and her democratic opponent. >> i'm terri land. congressman peters want you to believe i'm waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. ♪ i'm terri land. i approve this message because as a woman i might know a little bit more about women than gary peters. >> your thoughts on this? >> it shows there's real value in republicans successfully recruiting women to run for office. they've had a very difficult time doing it, but this is what they can do if they can actually pull that off. >> and dana? >> there's no question she has a biological advantage refuting the war on wome

he also left a sign that said, haley, room moved to driveway. clean it next time. >> my intention was just to surprise her a little bit and let her know we were serious about taking ownership and pride in her room and, you know, doing the right thing. she is a great student. honor roll student. and we're proud of her. it was just a issue of her room being cleaned. >> my dad is watching this saying he wished he thought of that. haley's dad warned her he would start treating her like a soldier. she didn't listen at first. she said she will be keeping her room clean from now on. >>> couple of stolen paintings by two french masters have resurfaced after more than 40 years. they were unveiled today in rome and how they were found kind of reads like a hollywood script. one of these is a gaughin. a worker bought the paintings at auction for about 30 bucks and they hung on his kitchen wall for decades. then the man's son recently decided he would sell those paintings. that's when the art received a lot of attention from police. i'll bet it did. >> now t

go, haley, go. >>> dan's here with "pop news" in a second.ginger. >> good morning, everybody. look at this crowd just awaiting the rain. yes. we're going to see some rain showers. what's your name? >> katie. >> katie from new hampshire is celebrating her 10th birthday, everybody. katie, this is for you. you'll need that in the coming moments. and we'll need it here in d.c. this morning. look at some of the drizzle happening. we've got the camera. it's looking pretty foggy and raw this morning in the 40s. and you're going to see potential for flooding rains. look at the four-inch to five-inch swath. that's huge. 46 from north georgia all the way through virginia, into maryland, parts of pennsylvania. even if you have the red over you, purple, too, you're going to see heavier, steady rain, coming with the thunderstorms. remember, again, violent storms, birmingham, back to meridian. that red area, the elevated risk. but anywhere in orange could see thunderstorms with hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. >> so it was katie's birthday down

and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley. it's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't.

however, a different resort for haley. marijuana and a component in cough medicine. >> all right, mike, thank you. let's take this to an attorney, arthur aidala, a contributor to this program, fox news analyst and criminal defensor attorney. the question is, was it premeditated? that's accord though prosecutor. they used the time win he shot her and the good clean kill shoot, good time for premeditation. >> the whole issue is, did the threat end? was the threat abated? they're in his house, shep. that's the bottom line. this is not trayvon martin, people out in common areas. they entered his house. and it's not like he set a trap. he didn't like leave the window open a bag of cash sitting there. >> he did leave food around and hid his car. i hear you. go on. >> so, it's so tragic, it's horrible. nobody knows why they're in there -- >> the there to rob him. >> well, according to him they'd been there so many times. maybe they were there to hang out. if you listen to help 29 minutes they're some things that don't appear he w

his fiance, kristen haley, told cbs afilliate wtsp ferguson died while trying to keep the shooter outf a crowded room. >> if he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everybody else. >> reporter: lopez's father released a statement, asking for prayers for all the affected families. he said his son could not have been in his right mind, adding, he wasn't like that. texas governor rick perry met with the victims. he says they are resillient. >> you still see it in the eyes of the people you meet, you see it in the hand shakes they give, you, the strength of these people. they will recover. >> reporter: three victims have been upgraded from critical to fair condition. in fort hood, texas, bigad shaban, kpix 5. >> a memorial service will be held on wednesday for the three soldiers who were killed. >>> happening today, people in afghanistan have voted for a new president in that country's first democratic transfer of power. polls officially closed about three hours ago, but long lines of voters have kept many polling p

department and fire department were great but a number of sf employees that helped i'd like to ask john haley our director and our code enforcement manage to recognize some of the sfmta employees that were involved in the event. >> good afternoon. >> thank you, mr. chairman and board members it's our great pleasure to be able to introduce people that on the knitted of march 11 to 12 took exiled actions to insure on that morning the norm service particularly in a number of areas directly impacted by fire but it occurred it's important to not that day in and out our ryder's go to their stop and while in most times the vehicle is there were not for the work of the individuals we'll be introducing you to a new a moment someone would have walked out on morning of march first and got no service and be left in the lurk so you'll hear an exiled tail of people who took initiative and demonstrated creativity and essentially saved the transportation rush hour the necklaces day not only for our rogers directly but for anybody coming out of the city. by their dedication and vigilance to rescue trains that

recently, haley got a little creative on one of her college applications

how do you calculate the value of, say, alex haley reading to these kids? >> if it counts as education, the value of an education's included in the g.p.i. if you count it as leisure time, not having that leisure time counts as a loss in the g.p.i. and we also have the value of house work which includes things like cleaning the house and dusting, but also interacting with our children. that's a value that's in the g.p.i. >> reporter: what about air pollution from cars, or the amount of time it takes you to commute to work? >> cost of commuting is considered in the g.p.i. and that is one that's hurting maryland, because here in maryland we spend more time in our cars commuting to and from work than most states in the nation. >> reporter: but people will tell you, a great radio show comes on and they go: wait a second, i'm listening to n.p.r. and loving my commute. >> right, exactly, to some degree, what we do with the gpi is putting a price on the unpriceable. but at least we're being consistent and seeing whether they go up or down. >> reporter: maryland's g

phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college.bs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting)

haley's about to go off... you can stop holding your stomach in. ...to college.till exercising? (exhales deeply) clearly. i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low, so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller, you really have to... bend over? (gloves squeak) true, but a quality property is still a quality--

what did nikki haley do, she said no way over my dead body.against either a governor or a sitting senator, a republican senator, or i'm running in the south anywhere, i'm going to take obamacare and say this is the number of people that have been helped, this is the reason why we should expand medicaid. >> before you do that, i love your new article gop hypocrisy rises to new levels. any article with a headline like that, it's for me. you talk about how, once again, republicans are giving to corporate america and hurting policies -- against policies that would help middle class and working americans. you quote the late joe welch. have you no sense of decency, sir? that's a great moment in america. i have to show them that. >> look, this is a simple fact. oh, i'm sorry. >> you have no sense of decency. at long last, have you left no sense of decency. >> joe welch ending the career of joe mccarthy. talk about that, sir. >> congress was away for two weeks. clearly the republicans ate a big old bowl of stupid or something. they came back and the f

years she dedicated herself and as you know holly hammer will be taking her place we look forward to haley's directorship. i'll leave it there for commissioners questions >> commissioners any questions. >> through the chair did you mention it was in the report the fact it d h had a perfect score in mitigation. >> i mentioned it her but there was a are you surveyor from the california public health department that came here to tube the mitigation program and on the exit he reported no deficiency in the error reduction plan. this was the first medication error plan that we know of were there were no finding congratulations to san francisco general >> i think that's a significant note rewarding regarding how the fact of medication has paragraphed who've be spent time looking at units it was define at the ramming random and established by the program we wanted to acknowledge that and i'm glad the director brought this up. >> item 4 is public comment i've not received any requests. >> any public comment. >> the text is a report back from the committee. >> we had two reports today in the community

from an ancient kind of woolly mammoth was dug up in south carolina, so she wrote to governor nikki haley and other state lawmakers to lay out the case. >> i wanted it to be a state fossil because i didn't want the history to be lost and our state to not get credit for it. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to do something about it? >> if something's wrong, i got to help out. it's just the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. >> reporter: at the state capitol, olivia's letter went to her senator, kevin johnson, who thought a state fossil was a great idea. >> i thought it would fly through the house and senate and have the governor pass it with no problem. >> reporter: but then came the roadblock. several highly religious senators stalled the bill by attaching whole passages from the bible's book of "genesis." the senators, including mike fair, said the creator of the mammoth should be recognized as well. >> there had to be a cause for the beginning. it didn't happen accidentally. >> reporter: but senator fair now admits he did not understand just who he was dealing with. oliv

haley room moved to driveway. clean it up next time.er father says she was pretty upset but he plans to paint the room tomorrow and move everything back in for a quote, fresh start. >> she got into bed there. that was cute. >> my daughter's room would be outside permanently. that would not work in our household. >>> all right, rob. >> as long as it's not raining. that is an issue in the bay area tomorrow. more thundershowers are a possibility. things turn calm wednesday. showers clearing and weekend, 70s coming back. >> just in time. thanks for joining us tonight. jimmy fallon is next. >> good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris evans. ricky jay. and featuring the legendary roots crew.

are you equally enthused about governor nikki haley and governor jan brewer? >> no.[applause] >> good answer. >> of coarse not. >> but why? >> for different reasons. disagree with the on which they have run their states. it is pretty fundamental. my feminism is very broad. but it is not without an underpinning of clear values and priorities. to ana i love what she does on "meet the press," because it is good for all women that she is as capable as she is. but i also enjoy, from my couch, disagreeing with her. that is how i feel. >> i agree with her. i think the end of sexism and the definition of modern feminism is having the freedom to choose, based on qualifications, based on character, they stunt experience, based on the person. not based on gender, not based on race, not based on those issues. that is where we have made progress and broken the ceiling, when it is a freedom to choose. >> young man over here, are you a student? you get to go first. sorry. we will come back to you. we are not going to go away without you getting to ask a question. go ahead. >> first

(haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face?lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety. one of these days, joe speeder's gonna come tearing through here,

from an ancient kind of woolly mammoth was dug up in south carolina, so she wrote to governor nikki haleys to lay out the case. >> i want it to be a state fossil because i didn't want the history to be lost and our state to not get credit for it. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to do something about it? >> if something's wrong, i've just got to help out. it's the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. >> reporter: at the state capitol olivia's letter went to her senator kevin johnson who thought a state fossil was a great idea. >> i thought it would fly through the house and the senate and we'd have the governor pass it with no problem. >> reporter: but then came the roadblock. several highly religious senators stalled the bill by attaching whole passages from the bible's book of genesis. the senators including mike fair said the create over the mammoth should be recognized as well. >> there had to be a cause from the beginning. it didn't happen accidentally. >> reporter: but senator fair now admits he did not understand just who he was dealing with. olivia and her family pu

. >>> in birthdays, haley joel osment turns 26. actress and singer mandy moore is 30.ohn madden turns 78. happy birthday to them. >>> keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm frances rivera. thank you so much for watching "early today." make sure you get out and enjoy your thursday. let's face it, most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> well, good morning to you. 4:30 this thursday. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a lot to get to this morning, first a check of the forecast. good morning, rob. >> foggy starts in parts looking back towards san francisco, see the low clouds on top of the towers of the bay bridge and what to expect the low clouds bringing misty skies around the coast and into san flun this morning as we head towards the afternoon, temperatures inland cooling five to ten degrees and fog come rolling back in as we come towards this evening right around 5:00. today's high

minutes later, haley kiper walked down the steps, reportedly calling brady's name.gators, the last time he fired was a good, clean finishing shot. smith told police he had been living in fear after several break-ins. he pleaded not guilty, saying he shot the teens in self-defense. but in opening statements monday, prosecutors said smith planned the killings. lying in wait for the two teens in his basement, with a book, two guns, energy bars and a bottle of water. a clear case of premeditated murder, they say, of two teens that weren't even armed. >> i think the evidence will speak for that. >> reporter: this morning, nick brady's grandparents are hoping for justice. >> very few people can ever say they made no mistakes. the difference is, i'm alive to tell about mine. nick and haley are not. >> reporter: and meanwhile, smith is reportedly a retired state department security engineer. and now, his defense plans to argue that the two teens had broken into houses before. george? >> gio, thanks very much. >>> dan abrams has moved over here. a lot of tangled issues in th

how to get your kids to clean their rooms, look no further, dad in georgia surprising his daughter haleywhen she came home from school one day, all her furniture, as you see there, outside. we'll see if the public shaming works. >>> down to business with cnbc's kayla tashi. good morning. >> good morning, richard. sales of diet soda are falling flat. new data showed the nearly decade long drop in soft drink sales picked up last year as more americans turn their back on diet drinks and artificial sweeteners. diet soda accounts for a third of annual sales. >>> backup cameras used to be a feature you would find in luxury cars, now the u.s. government will require all new vehicles to have these backup cameras installed by 2018. the move falls an outcry by families and consumer groups. >>> in time for april fool's day, a story about a high profile practical joker. that would be apple co-founder deceive wozniak who admits he occasionally makes prank phone calls to fans. he says he poses as one of apple's customers service reps and he's fairly helpful. for now, back to you. >> the helpful apple

whether you talk to haley barbour -- bill crystal. we talked about what bill kristol reported in 1974. bill kristol doesn't say that 20 years later. the thought leaders of the republican party, the people who are now starting to push back against some of the neill i there are people like myself, mika, who think this health care system doesn't work and think's the president's plan doesn't work. and there are people like myself that understand in this country we play more money per patient than any other country on the planet and and i think one of the reasons why is because in the system. why again, success is not rewarded, failure is not punished. so republicans have to somehow put together a plan -- bobby jindal's doing that. but more importantly, with. >> we're going to win the mid-term elections. great, congratulations. >> and then we're going to lose the white house for, in so the republican leaders are really rewith something that will actually make a difference in people's lives. >> paul ryan will formally draft the new budget t

founded by haley barber. they hosted a top-dollar fund-raiser at their swank offices in downtown washington, d.c. downtown d.c. is a long way from madison, wisconsin. 850 miles with a shortcut through akron. but this is an annual junket for republicans. they all fly out, and d.c. lobbyists and others with money turn up and pay $5,000 a person, and that boosts these wisconsin republicans' prospects back at home. and there, bill kramer is accused of sexually harassing two women, both verbally and physically. it's alleged that he hugged and touched a staffer's breasts. and allegedly made vulgar remarks at the event and also on the flight back to wisconsin. so, that was the night that people said they saw him grabbing the staffer's breasts. and then the next day, he was harassing lobbyists. that was wednesday and thursday. by friday, wisconsin media was buzzing. calling bill kramer at home. by the time papers were out, wisconsin leaders issuing statements calling his behavior reprehensible. then voted to strip hi

. >> reporter: haley was caught out in the open. >> by the time i looked back my whole back windshield was already out. >> reporter: her only consolation is her children weren't in the way. >> god blessed me. they weren't with me. they would have been sitting in the back where all the glass is. >> that was kttv andrea lewis ya reporting. >>> folks attending a minor league baseball game north of dallas last night ended up staring down a massive twister. the tornado missed ballpark but ended up destroying at least two homes. the game was postponed. >>> in the upper midwest, a spring snowstorm hit the minneapolis area. by nightfall the snow was heavy. more snow is expected today. when all is said and done, up to 10 inches is possible. that would break a record for the largest spring snowstorm there in more than 30 years. >>> we're learning more about the soldier who opened fire at ft. hood, texas. ivan lopez was married and had a 2-year-old daughter. investigators believe his unstable mental health and a possible argument may have played a role in the attack. lopez saw a psychiatrist last

even left a sign that said, haley, room moved to driveway, clean it next time. i may have to try that with my 14-year-old. >> i think that defeats the purpose though because you have to put it all back. >> she does. >> there you go. >> yeah. >>> this little boy is thinking rescuers after he got his head stuck between two concrete posts. the 9-year-old's head got stuck while playing with some friends at a school in china. there he is. witnesses called firefighters to get a little help to get him out. they used hydraulic spreaders to free the boy. took about 30 minutes. the boy was a little shook up but should be just fine. a little embarrassed, too. >>> a crazy story an l.a. hospital is being sued in a case that sounds like the script from a really bad horror movie. as stacey butler reports, a woman apparently woke up in the morgue and then froze to death. >> this is one of the most egregious cases you will ever see. >> reporter: placed in a body bag while still alive. >> this case keeps me awake at night. >> reporter: maria's family is suing white memorial medic

his fiancee and fellow soldier kristen haley told our tampa station wtsp by phone, ferguson t ved a room full of people by holding a door shut to prevent frpez from entering. >> reporter: lieutenant general milley said ferguson wasn't the only hero. er there was another soldier who, although wounded, had the presence of mind in a very difficult situation to throw another soldier into a room, close the door, and he dialed 911. and then there's a third-- or a ortend soldier who also dialed 911, despite severe wounds. >> reporter: lopez's father, ivan lopez sr., gave a statement today asking for prayers for the affect the family, but, scott, n said his son could not have been in his right mind because as he put it, his son was not like that. >> pelley: anna werner at fort hood for us tonight. anna, thank you very much. whether mental illness was a factor in the shootings, lopez was being treated for it, and he sas being evaluated to see if he had post-traumatic stress whelrder, a condition that is overwhelming the military. david martin has more on that. >> reporter: in 13 years of war, mor

haley barbour i believe when he was chair of the republican party made a decision that democrats didn't pay enough attention to which was in the best in electing legislatures, legislators and republican governors for a lot of reasons he wanted to do it but when reapportionment comes up we can bridge line in congress and have a bunch of people that believe what we believe which happens to be the tea party in haley barbour's case govern america or at least be obstructionist to american progress. they did it and they did pretty well 20 years ago. that is why we are in the mess we are in. one of the points that i made to democrats is listen i'm just speculating here but one of the challenges to taking back congress might be that they gerrymandered these districts so effectively after they did that it's really tough to win and so if you elect democratic governors and democratic legislators going forward going towards reapportionment maybe we have an opportunity to at least make the districts there again. i do think democrats historically didn't look carefully enough in electing democratic go

i got pregnant with haley. my bad! we didn't even have a proper wedding.we just went down to the courthouse on a tuesday. the judge sentenced me to life with no chance of parole. you begged me to marry you. it's true. i did. oh! hold on, my bride. allow me! [ grunts ] what are you doing? being romantic. god, you're solid. sweetie, put me down. go on. okay. honey, come on. let's turn this vacation into a honeymoon. sweet pea, i'm a mom traveling with my kids.

so he put all her belongings on the drive way with, and added this sign, haley, room move to the drive way, clean it next time. there you go. can you believe it, that is certainly a way to teach your kid to clean your room. >> that was a lot of work to move all that furniture, if he didn't make her move it back in. >> well, he painted the room, and he says that may incentivize her to have a better -- >> all right. >> to teach her a let son. >> all right, thank you. illinois is the latest state to allow people to carry concealed weapons. thousands have applied for permits but some of those are being denied because they don't meet the strict training requirements. now that is somewhat rigorous compared to some states, now, what you have to go through if you want to get that is you come in, you have several hours of classroom training which basically you learn about the concealed carry law, you learn how to holster a gun, then you go out on the shooting range, and you learn how to properly set up to shoot on the shooting range, handle the gun, point at a target, and then fire the firearm.

listen, honey, luke has a giant project due tomorrow for school that he hasn't even started, and haley just informed me she needs 40 cupcakes for her school fundraiser, also due tomorrow. i'd like to point out i completed all my assignments on my own and on time.

haley, have you seen my blue -- ah.

claire: oh, haley, sweetie, did you find your shoes? mom, please, not today.o know if you found your shoes. why are you hounding me? i'm freaking out right now!

we head to south carolina, governor nikki haley. nor conservative ideals being practiced and put into practice. budget deficit, $700 million. same with the unemployment. look at this. 10.5%. now it's 5.7%. now, just to make a quick comparison, we look at some of the blue states. unemployment rhode island. 9%. way above the national average. we go to illinois, 8.7%. then we look at california. by the way, they have a state income tax of 13.5%. texas, no state income tax. 8% unemployment rate in the state of california. then you've got kentucky, 7.8%. unemployment rate there. then you look at arkansas, 7.1%. so the story here is, conservative principles being implemented by the states is creating great economic success and they are giving the money back to the taxpayer. it's their money after all. joining me now with a lot more to respond to all of this, governor bobby jindal of the great state of louisiana. governor, i know you have a great success story but i figured i'd let you tell it yourself instead of me telling it. >> sean, th

nikki haley is fried to win re-election. and the group has launched an attack ad against democrat.he democratic challengeser a former prosecutor who and done defense work, so television viewers are now seeing this. >> shaheen defended violent criminals and went to work setting them free. next time he says he will protect from violent criminals, ask him, what about the ones that paid them. he protects criminals. >> he said criminal defense works makes uhm only a small part of his practice, which mostly is on civil work. and most are from more than ten years ago. two republican governors association a group running the ad is led by new jersey governor chris christie. and even christie's own lawyer in the bridge gate scandal is hammering him and the rga for the attack. the huffington post, "i did watch the ad, and wow it is a disgrace, the people who talked about american exceptionalism out to demonstrate some understanding and some respect for what makes our system truly admirable, that includes the willingness of lawyers to stand up for their clintons matter how ugly the allegation.

he also placed a sign next to the furniture that said "haley, room moved to driveway. clean it next time." some criticized him, saying it was public humiliation. the dad says he knows that he has a great daughter, and he didn't mean to embarrass her. he was just trying to get his point across. >> i bet it worked. and it's very successful. >> kids have a tough. you get shamed everywhere. many platforms. with us they just got the belt out. >> the room was clean. >> as long as you did not sit down the next day it was all good. wind out of the east at 14. dew point at 30. temperatures are mild for this time of the day. 37 in waukegan. union is 42. good morning to decaled down at 40 degrees. the rain could be wikiup in morris. let's take a look at the radar. generally its drive around the area. as to go further to the south you get pretty good. many top of 80 is were the heaviest of the rain is. we wear picking up the tundra and lightning along this line here. it will continue to climb to the north and head toward the county's as it moves to the northeast. we expect this ra

. >> alex haley is one of so-called welcoming schoolsing accepting students from schools closed in theonsolidation. >> we have children coming here from opposite gang territory. i parents want to know their chirp walk out the door in the morning, they want them to come home safe. >> the mayor responded to parent's concerns by spending about $8 million to hire 600 additional safe passage workers. >> no resident from the city of chicago from the mayor to a parent gets a pass. we're all accountable to the city of chicago. >> the changes that the mayor pushed through the board of education don't get a pass either. now they'll be tested. >> i want y'all to do me a favor. stand up for a second. the city of chicago is on watch for the children of chicago. turn around and tell them who we are. >> these folks will keep an eye out for trouble on safe passage routes and if something happens, it's their job to immediately call the police. >> superintendent, who's accountable and why if one of the children gets injured by street violence? >> whenever violence occurs, we take the accountability. the

alex, don't read haley's journal. uhh! sorry. my daughters. you got kids? oh. what grade are you in? claire: phil! oh, that's my wife, claire. luke was using my computer. for this. i'm gonna have to, uh, call you back. he told me he needed it to do homework, and then i find this --

teens had been linked to several other area robberies and a special agent even testified 18-year-old haley texted a 10 earlier that same day saying that the two teams were a team for burglaries. we're told this afternoon the jury will see the video from those security cameras and see right then when the teens were breaking there into his home. >> garrett tenney. thanks. he said either shot or be shot. of course, the two teens were not armed at all. the judge said he didn't know that after all he had just broken into his home. this is a tough one. we know of two things that work against the defense. one of them is that he told the authorities the last one was one clean kill shot. >> right. >> secondly, he took the gun, got it 6 inches from the head according to ballistics in the testimony in court and fired not one but two shots. what you're supposed to do is try to disable them, right, >> correct. you're supposed to keep them from shooting you which obviously could have been done with one shot and didn't require two. the law understands because human nature understands in the stress of the