joining me is john walsh, of "america's most wanted." john, it's good to see you. been over a month. authorities have yet to name a suspect, find the murder weapon. what do you make of this? >> good to see you too, anderson. it's a heartbreaker. you know, first of all, my heart goes out to these families because now they've joined the oracle club i belong to, parents of a murdered child. and it's the worse thing you can imagine, and you need answers and you want answers. people critical of the people, i would say, withhold it. this is a small police department. they may be keeping some things back that they don't want the public to know. they don't tell parents most of the time because parents will tell other people and could blow the case, especially if they have a suspect. so, i think the best thing they did was call in for help, bring people in. and maybe it got messed up when all the cars were coming through. they could have got tire tracks. they could have got this and that. but there's a few things i hope they did do, anderson. and that in the car is crucial.

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. >> ainsley: we interviewed john walsh's son and asked him to come on, they know how to read this evidence work on cases and callahan lost his brother and john helped start finding missing children. here is what callahan said about the case. >> i think it is a statement they said too early, law enforcement is usually more careful when making comments of the like. parents are saying, if someone was targeted, which of the children were targeted? were all of them targeted? and started putting things in the public's mind law enforcement didn't want them to focus on. they are walking back that statement and not following up with other information or statement to provide the public. >> ainsley: they said the house is no longer a crime scene, i guess the other girls can go get their belongings. lab results have come back, not saying anything about d.n.a. and waiting on more results that might take longer. also two sororities put on probation, i wonder if this has a connection? the three girls were in two sororities and on probation right now. >> steve: we don't know how it connectses yet. carley

john walsh was one of the people recording from his balcony, he said the sideshow went on for about 15 minutes and by the time police arrived all of the drivers were gone. >> at that point i just saw maybe two or three police cars patrolling the area and that was it. these events could be dangerous, somebody could get badly hurt. it seems like our public officials have not really formulated a good response to these things so they can get them under control. >> re-reached out to san francisco police regarding wells's claims about last night but the department has not responded. in the east bay a postal service truck carrying mail and packages burst into flames after a car slammed into it early this morning on i 880 near broadway in oakland. the driver of the car was trapped inside by the fire and died. investigators say it appears the driver of a white ford crown victoria was racing another car when he hit the truck which then slammed into a concrete barrier and overturned on broadway. the car's driver left the scene. the postal service is all the mail in the truck was outbound and peop

the night before i met with bush 41 in the oval office in 1989, i had a private meeting with john walshe"america's most wanted."enter you won't get any of it because the betting line down here in d.c. the third world countries wouldn't be stupid enough to do it again because there would be military retaliation. sadly, he was 100% right. >> bill: you think this goes beyond just tripoli and the libyans and gadhafi. what is your thought? >> it's two-fold, bill. that's what people have to remind themselves. bush 41 -- i am not partisan. republican administrations and democratic administrations have dropped the ball on this for 34 years. criminal evidence. there is not one thing of evidence implicating iran. when they indicted these two. i told bush back in 1989, this is not a criminal act and should not be put in the criminal arena. it should be intelligence information because there was an attack on the flag of the united states. and i spoke independently to an f.b.i. agent who was involved in the investigation and a scottish police agent. i befriended a lot of them during this time and i a

i heard a lot about my mom's dad's john caroline, his experience in newspapers, so i was wondering what their union do whether walsh's career had influence on john's, and whether not you talk about that in the book at all. that's my question. >> you know, i do talk about it someone in the book, but i think, what is, that the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree. i think the more i learned about john carroll, the more i realize that they were very, very similar. in the ways they approach the profession, their integrity, their courage. i think that this is an understated family. i'm looking a path. there are not people to go around and say, you know, i'm great, so on. i do think that's the messages of wallace carroll really were fulfilled and played out through john carroll. i think that there is very little difference in the way that they approached a journalism. also, i can say in the way they were beloved. i've talked to many journalist now who worked with john, and they say, you know, they respected and learned and thought very highly of him. >> i would add that your grandfather and great grandfather, wow, they wer

i want to bring in cnn intelligence analyst john miller, democratic congressman adriano espia from new york and joe walsh. great to have you here. congressman, is this your fault? as the mayor was saying, why can't congress act? >> i agree with the mayor and as an immigrant, i agree we have not been able to come forward with comprehensive immigration reform. so it's a crisis at the border, but it's a crisis in the hemisphere, a crisis of democracy. most of the folks that are coming over are from nicaragua and from venezuela fleeing ruthless, thuggish regimes. you see what's happening in peru right now and you see the crisis, the environmental crisis in some countries that pushes people to look for some level of help. >> that's why it's getting worse. so why can't congress act? >> we should act and i'm not blame blaming one side or the other. >> what's the problem? >> i think there have been sensible proposals at the table and yet this issue has been weaponized politically during the election to score points to, get votes, to point fingers. >> yeah. >> it's the wrong approach. we got to deal with this soo

i heard a lot about my mom's dad's john caroline, his experience in newspapers, so i was wondering what their union do whether walsh'scareer had influence on john's, and whether not you talk about that in the book at all. that's my question. >> you know, i do talk about it someone in the book, but i think, what is, that the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree. i think the more i learned about john carroll, the more i realize that they were very, very similar. in the ways they approach the profession, their integrity, their courage. i think that this is an understated family. i'm looking a path. there are not people to go around and say, you know, i'm great, so on. i do think that's the messages of wallace carroll really were fulfilled and played out through john carroll. i think that there is very little difference in the way that they approached a journalism. also, i can say in the way they were beloved. i've talked to many journalist now who worked with john, and they say, you know, they respected and learned and thought very highly of him. >> i would add that your grandfather and great grandfather, wow, they were

walsh, secretary of labor. the honorable thomas [indiscernible], secretary of agriculture. mr. john legend and mrs. christine teigen. the honorable nina hidalgo and mr. david james. mr. david e radley and catherine bradley. the honorable robert menendez, united states senate. and mrs. nadine menendez. ms. jennifer garner and ms. violet affleck. the honorable janet yellen, secretary of the treasury. the honorable mitchell landrieu and mrs. cheryl landrieu. mrs. raquel richmond. the honorable jean pierre and mrs. karine. the honorable lloyd austin, secretary of defense, and mrs. charlene austin. [overlapping speech] ms. ashley biden and ms. bevins. >> the honorable terrence mcauliffe and the honorable dorothy mcauliffe. >> how are you all doing tonight? >> the honorable jennifer granholm. >> the honorable charles schumer, united states senate, and ms. is jessica schumer. >> my daughter wanted to go to her first state dinner. >> how are you feeling about the georgia senate runoff? >> very good. [indiscernible] >> thank you, everybody. >> we are going to have a lot of opportunities to work with the pre

to bring in cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller, also democratic congressman -- and former congressman joe walshcongressman is this your fault, congress's fault? as the mayor said, why can't congress act? >> i agree with the mayor and as an immigrant i agree that we have not been able to come forward with calm -- crisis reform. but it's a crisis in the hemisphere. a crisis of democracy. most of the folks coming over are from nicaragua and venezuela, fleeing ruthless, thuggish regimes. see what's happening in peru right now. and you see the crisis, the environmental crisis in some countries that pushes people to look for some level of help. >> that's why it's getting worse. so why can't congress act? >> we should act and i'm not blaming one saturn other. we haven't found the will to do it. i think there's been sensible proposals that are being put at the table, and yet this issue has weaponized politically. during the elections it was used as a weapon to score points, to get votes, point fingers and, it's the wrong approach. i we have to deal with it sooner or later. >> alison, this is a broken s

walsh, secretary of labor. the honorable thomas [indiscernible], secretary of agriculture. mr. john legend and mrs.gan. [indiscernible] mr. david e radley and catherine bradley. the honorable robert menendez, united states senate. ms. jennifer garner and ms. violet aflac. the honorable [indiscernible] secretary of the treasury. the honorable mitchell landrieu and mrs. cheryl landrieu. this is raquel richmond. -- mrs. raquel richmond. the honorable john pierre and mrs. karine. >> austin, secretary of defense, and mrs. charlene austin. [overlapping speech] ms. ashley biden and ms. bevins. >> you have been watching ghost arrivals from the white house east garden room. in a moment, we will show you the official state dinner arrival ceremony from earlier today read that was on the white house south lawn. first, a little more from our conversation with american university, the official protocol for a state dinner visit and what goes on behind-the-scenes in those final moments. >>'s, the chief of protocol at the state department has primary responsibility come up from the moment that foreign visitor arriv

john. >> and now on his way back. i believe already on the ground in russia. nick paton walsh, very important perspective. more important perspective on this deal, the former deputy director of national intelligence beth santer joins us now. you've been in the room when difficult things like this are discussed. this is a basketball star, an american athlete who played for a russian team, who was accused of smuggling cannabis oil into russia, traded for you just heard nick paton walsh and you've seen the file, you know who viktor bout is, traded for a notorious arms dealer. how dogs the president of the united states decide it's my only choice, i'm going to do it? >> well, in this case, i mean i think the all or nothing, the russians were telegraphing this for some time that it was going to be a one for one and wouldn't do a two for one swap and the white house knew this and people were prepared for this but it does not make it feel any better. it's often two bad decisions you have to make and pick the best you can. this won't be the last the president has to make in terms of prisoner swaps. we have dozens