relative of 87-year-old jack reid and his 84-year-old wife lavernea back on saturday near star dust and wrh johnson boulevard in sun city. it's unclear the motive for the killings. >>> police are still looking for the suspect who stabbed an 83-year-old to death right outside of an l.a. fitness in chandler. silent witness increased the reward for any information in this homicide to $2,000. chandler police say that the mans had h just finished a work stabbed him to death in broad daylight right near his car. police don't have a lot to go on. they are asking for the public's assistance and they say if you know anything, please call silent witness at 480-witness. >>> a driver apparently drowsy runs his car right into a phoenix office building telling police he fell asleep and does not remember a thing. it happened near 22 avenue and indian school road and you can see the aftermath. the driver was headed west bound and somehow lost control and crossed every lane of traffic and hit a tree right into that building. leaving a gaping hole there. workers say it sounded like a bomb was going off.

they are dieded as 87-year-old jack reid and 84-year-old >>> phoenix city hall changing its security set up and now entering the building could be similar to going through airport security. residents who visit city hall will go through metal detectors and will have their bags screened with an x-ray machine. officials say they want to beef up security in the wake of the mass shootings in orlando and san bernardino. the city estimates that 25,000 people visit city hall. the neighboring municipal building every single week. now at a local rally is that being held opposing the dakota access pipeline. people in phoenix joining in solidarity with native american tribes across the country. this is over at the phoenix still indian school park. they want the construction stopped and you can see a large crowd pouring in to this rally activists have been protesting at the site in north dakota. they are saying that pipeline would tarnish their sacred land and contaminate their water speak. she was the first native american woman in history to die in combat while serving in the u.s. military. tod

rhode island senator jack reid is ranking member of the senate armed services committee.e is joining us live. senator, thanks for being here. i want to start with what chairman nunes, i asked him your thoughts on the safety here in the u.s. 15 years after 9/11. >> institutionally the stove piping that characterized the pre-9/11 intelligence has been changed is a much more coordinated effort institutionally. through james clapper there is an coordinated effort to bring all intelligence together not just military intelligence but fbi, et cetera. that's a step forward. i think wa we are seeing is a much more sophisticated threat. our adversaries have also evolved. we are in a difficult, challenging environment. the one positive aspect is we are much more coordinated in terms of our intelligence efforts today in the united states. >> do you think the islamic extremists groups have expanded exponentially around the world? >> i think that they have expanded in the sense that al qaeda was a very self-contained hierarch yal organization and they were bent on a spectacular attack

senator jack reid is here. >>> and then visions, aol ceo here to talk advertising, and yahoo's securityhe second hour of "squawk box" starts right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. the futures at this hour have been anywhere from -- i don't know, i thought i saw 100, but -- >> i definitely saw down 80 plus. >> on the way in we don't -- >> yeah, but we are down less than 70, and down 69 on the dow jones, and the nasdaq down 24 points. crumby session on friday. didn't like watching that. >> no, it was a lot. we were down, but still for the third quarter, all three of the major averages are up. >> but down for september. >> yeah, and nasdaq is still up. because of apple. >>> let's look at what else is happening. and we are keeping an eye on the shares of deutsch bank. capital rising is not an issue and it says it never asked for any help. and tonight's first presidential debate could decide for as many as one-third of the voters. >> that's tonight? >> that's tonight! tonight! >> got to stay up late, joseph. >> i will see. i'll see. >> i am definitely staying up for the be

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jack dorsey. i have no inside information. talk to me about virtual reality. reidthere have been many cycles when people describe virtual reality is the next best thing. and we are in another one, and each one is better. if people have not checked out virtual reality, we are at the point where they should. inbe all classes will be virtual reality. maybe conferences and discussions. maybe the charlie rose show will be in virtual reality. there is a lot of prospect. i think before we really see science fiction futures, we will see a more mass-market adoption of either a movie thing or an entertainment thing. the technology is definitely good enough. are we there yet? charlie: you mean film a movie in virtual reality? reid: the way you show up to experience the movie. charlie: you would actually, if you were watching a movie that had been made for virtual reality, you would feel like you are on the set, there, sitting at the table. you would look at him, look at me, feel all of that. reid: yes. each individual -- we would all probably have the same experience, althoug