keenan says put your head back. and that's when he come out with an 11-inch hunting knife and slit his throat. pushed him into the creek and told joe d'ambrosio, finish the job. >> at this point, espinoza said he heard tony screaming for mercy, crying out, "please don't kill me." >> joe grabbed the knife, jumped into the creek and put three big holes in that boy's chest. and killed him. that's eddie espinoza's story. my partner and i both felt that this man was telling us the truth. >> based mainly on espinoza's account, police charged mike keen sxn joe d'ambrosio with aggravated murder. each would face the death penalty. joe's court-appointed lawyer convinced him to waive his right to a jury trial. >> i haven't a clue of the law. so whatever they said, i did. >> the prosecution was handled by a tough veteran litigator named carmen marino. >> on this case from my standpoint it was a job well done by the police officers. they investigated a good case and brought in good witnesses. there was nothing in this case that

your fender-bender last night with keenan robinson? >> no, i don't. no, i don't. >> reporter: anything you can it tell us about what happened or -- >> no, sir. >> reporter: when we spoke with him today, he was still wearing the sean taylor pro bowl jersey he was arrested in. he denied being drunk. were you drinking last night? >> no. >> reporter: you weren't drinking? >> no. >> reporter: okay. because the police say they charged you with dui. >> yeah, we're going to court for that. >> reporter: you were. >> yeah. thank you. >> reporter: police say drunk driving can be a problem after games at fedex. how often does this kind of thing happen? >> more often than we want it to happen. definitely happens more often than we want it to. duis is always a problem. you know, people sometimes think they're more able to drive than they actually are. so we're just asking them, again, if you're going to go to the game, enjoy the game, have a great time. but if you're going to drink, designate a driver and make sure that drive gets you home safely. >

su keenan has details. >> good afternoon. the energy rebound one of the big stories.texas rebounding back on the weaker dollar. oil futures rising as much as just over half a percent on the lack of any bullish news. oil will continue to trade sideways. energy prices rose earlier on china economic crisis. aaa reports gas prices. hurricane odiel the strongest to hit baja california and decades. a battle the mexican peninsula with high winds and rains. abos san lucasst some resort area. it is forecast to continue to weaken. >> change in direction for coffee and gold. >> coffee the winningest commodities so far. down this day. forecast for rain in brazil has coffee prices falling more than a percent. changed., gold little rebounding from an eight-month low. a physical demand. the china shipments more than double. up to 39 million a year earlier. >> prices have been falling for the past five weeks. >> this is concern to raising interest rates. that is the big question of the week. >> su keenan with the commodities report. >> pre-orders for the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus to

keenan robinson had an interception and 13 tackles last night. but his biggest hit may have come after the game. he tells news4 he was headed down arena drive to the on ramp of 495, when an suv swerved around him and sideswiped his car. he tweeted, i thank you, father god, for protecting me and my family and keeping us safe tonight. a drunk driver hit us and almost wiped us out. maryland state police confirm they arrested a 40-year-old man from silver springs. >> in this case, the suspect was arrested and charged. >> reporter: what was he charged with? >> he was charged on a citation for dui. >> reporter: the suv that hit him was loaded with giants fans, except for the driver, who was wearing a sean taylor jersey. leon robinson was wearing that same jersey today when we caught up with him outside his home. do you want to talk to us about your fender-bender last night with keenan robinson? >> no, i don't. no, i don't. >> reporter: anything you can tell us about what happened, or -- >> no, sir. >> reporter: were you drinking last night? >> no. >> r

and time now for our commodities report, and my colleague su keenan joins us. >> good afternoon, markg oil, gas, heating oil all hit hard, rent crude low, ando a 14-month this has a lot to do with speculation about the end of the summer peak driving season here and that demand will be hurt. report, thert particular post holiday selloff, one man says we're going into the final turn around, as it is of the bullishl exuberance has been exercised out of the market. check it out. you are seeing crude oil down more than 3%, and the whole complex taking a hit, and the difference we are seeing from last week is that ball him is -- is that volume is coming back, off the low, and the 100-day moving average. for oil, it was the first retreat in five days, and going into the fourth quarter, they say energy is generally weaker. we know there is plenty of supply, so on the supply side, the market is going to remain eric. meanwhile, regular gasoline continues to slide. it is down to $3.43 nationwide per gallon, and that is the lowest price since 2010, according to aaa, and we are at the highest leve

su keenan, thank you.ational football league continues to address numerous off the field issues involving players and violence. adrian peterson, of the meadows -- minnesota vikings, has been accused of a second incident of child abuse. ray rice, the former running back for the baltimore ravens, is expected to appeal his indefinite suspension. for more i am joined by trish reagan, who joins me in studio. the nfl has hired some new personnel, what is their job, who are they, and does the american public see this as a public relations ploy? >> i think we can all see through this one, it looks like a public relations ploy, but maybe it will do some good. three women formic -- five women will be forming a committee to look into -- three women will be looking into a committee on violence and nfl policies when it comes to domestic violence. you and i talked about this before, it is clear that they make a big business mistake. they should have gotten in front of this issue much earlier on. not need to see the rest

su keenan in the newsroom.it comes to red carpet fashion and bridal couture, monique lhuillier is a household name. she and her husband, tom but we -- tom bugbee, turn her name into a multimillion dollar business. they are joining me now. thank you for being here. you are here for new york fashion week. you are based in los angeles. you were saying that from a from an early age, you knew this was what you wanted to do. -- you were saying that, from utterly age, you knew this was what you wanted to do. -- from an early age, you knew this was what you wanted to do. >> as i grew up -- >> you were in the philippines. >> i came to los angeles to go to fashion school. when i started looking for a wedding dress 20 years ago, i felt like there was a void in the marketplace. that's what started our company and how we got into bridal first. >> when you said 19, your husband here kind of rolled his eyes. you know it is 20 years. you are an accountant by trade. you have an accounting background. how did you come to be part

su keenan, bloomberg, new york. >> let's get a closer look of the other key events.ing us live from sydney is equities economist at commonwealth bank. thank you so much for joining us. you had a big g 20 meeting there over the weekend. a warning that potentially we could see a lot more excessive risk in this global environment of cheap money. what are your thoughts? think there is risk, investors taking risks in this environment where you do have the money flowing in from the central banks. you have the u.s. winding up stimulus. is the riskry versus return. inflation. given that scenario, it means they can look at lifting rates off the flows -- off the flows -- off these lows. even here in australia, the new norm is probably around 3.75% rather than 5%. overall, there is an improvement in risk appetite. confidence levels are listed. some of the uncertainty has been removed. the new zealand elections got done and dusted. it allows investors a little more certainty moving into that christmas spending. . -- spending period. >> santa claus is coming to town and let's see

manning going to the end zone, caught, knocked out, intercepted by keenan robinson. >> takes a snap.irk fires off to the right. it's picked off into the hands of the defender. oh, my. that was ugly. bad pass. the interception by jermaine mcbride. >> manning brings them to the line. "i" formation behind manning. play action fake. looking, going to try to run it, ask he does. eli manning. >> game over. tough night at fed ex field for the redskins falling to the giants 45-14. >> the redskins fall to 1-they. they've got the weekend off. >>> next we pull up a chair with corey railer, former redskins center. >>> welcome back. larry michael joined by one of my favorite redskins corey railer from back in the day. how are you doing? >> good, how are you doing? >> thank you for being on the show. take me back to wisconsin. growing up in wisconsin. was it a foregone conclusion that you'd be a badger, you'd play football at wisconsin? >> well, growing up in wisconsin, every team, every nfl -- there wasn't a good team out there. baseball, basketball, soccer, football was even worse. and it was --

problem stopping the midshipmen's keenan reynolds. he ran for 173 yards and two touchdowns.emple 31-24. >>> villanova looking to rebound from that loss to syracuse hosting fordham today. wildcats quarterback john robertson great game three touchdowns running for another. villanova with over 500 yards of offense and they beat fordham 50 to six. >>> after friday night's 11 inning affair the phillies continue their weekend series down in washington looking for win number two with a.j. burnett on the mound. third inning bases loaded for big piece ryan howard hits a single to right. two runs score. ryan with 91 rbi's, the third most in the national league. a.j. burnett continuing his dominance over the nats. he went seven innings allowing one run on six hits struck out four. to the sixth we have dom brown who hits his ninth home run of the season. phillies beat the nats for the fifth straight time three-one the final. >>> to tennessee, a dave of upsets in the men's semi finals at the u.s. open asian male to advance to the finals. roger federer beaten in straight sets beaten by ci

moments later, backup quarterback matt johns would have ball, roll out and he hit keenan severyn for the touchdown. 21-3, virginia at the half. 45-13, the score, virginia with the win. >>> to the big boys, less than 20 hours away from the redskins' season opener against the texans. high hopes yet again for the burgandy and gold. are they ready for the big stage? dave owens filed this report from houston. >> reporter: well, greetings from houston, where of course they say everything is bigger in texas. well, are the redskins ready for the big stage? the players say yes, and as for their rookie coach, they say he's prepared for the moment, too. >> we don't plan on seeing that on sunday. just a guy who's going to manage the offense, manage the defense, put us in position to make plays, kind of keep ybody calm. >> it's funny for me. my favorite week one was against the houston texans. it brings back memories of that. but, you know, it's a surprise of not really knowing what a team's going to be, especially in this case with a new coach. so you're excited about that. also excited to see w

that keenan. >> nice of him to dress up, too. >> he said the same about you, actually. the show is this sunday on fox. up next, cooking for a cause, special projects that has celebrity chefs coming toke. first this is "today" on nbc. . >> it's spring break video, we are happy to say it is trending on twitter all across the country. now to another worthy cause, unisef's mission is to save the lives of children. some of your favorite chefs are uniteing with a brand-new cookbook, hillary gumble, wife of our good friend brian gumble compiled the book and is on the unichef board of directors. you combine two passions here, children and food. >> yes. >> i would imagine it was pretty easy to get the chefs to jump on board with it. >> the chefs are amazing. first of all, they are rock stars of today. so it's neat. the concept was really that great song "we are the world." everybody comes towing for something beyond them to raise awareness. the chefs were thrilled to do it. they have these great recipes, it's great, president ethnic. multi-cultural. it was grit to get them to do

they also are very big across, the line and they have two good linebackers in keenan robinson and perry riley. they have good real good inside guys so that front seven is formidable. >> week three kicks off with thursday night football, atlanta verse tampa in the divisional battle, falcons one and one, bucks desperate at zero and two. >>> after the game stay tune for my exclusive one on one, with shady mccoy, he talks about everything from his return to his friend desean jackson to the commissioner's handling of recent problems in the nfl, that is tonight after thursday night football. >>> kimmo timonen spoke to the media today about his medical issues with blood clots. team has no definitive answer at this point other than to say he will in the play for months. kimmo is not announcing his retirement, he will monitor his treatments for this, dangerous blood condition, cast, pain and early august alerted kimmo of the returning problem. seven years in philadelphia, after a long career with nashville, but still wants to continue to play. >> my desire is obviously i want to play but chance

the owls had problems stopping the mid pip schenn keenan reynolds he ran for 173 yards and two touchdowns. nave beat temple 31-24. >> nil nova looking to rebound from their loss to syracuse ho hosting fordham. john roberts had great game. villanova with over 500 yards as offense they beat fordham 50 to six. what has gotten to into the phillies. to the third inning bases loaded for the big piece ryan howard hits a single to right field. aj burnett and rollins score. ryan with none rbi's. aj burnett continuing his dominance over the nats. he went seven innings allowing one run on sick hits. he struck out four. to the sixth dom brown hits his ninth homerun of the season. phils beat the nats for the fifth straight time three to one the final today. >> to tennis a day of upsets in the men's semi finals us open. the first match japan's top seed novak in four sets to become the first asian male to advance to grand slam final. the other match there would be no big come back. second seed roger federer beaten in straight sets by his opponent to advance to the final. the first time since the 2005 au

. ♪ ♪ >> su keenan is standing by with details.ternoon. >> at one point searching for its highest in the month. shutdownsrefinery amid concerns of production. meanwhile, plans and the u.k. to criminalize the world's most crude future contrast. traders are saying it does not seem to worry them, at least at this point. the ukraine treasury is toughening rules after the scandal there resulted in about six $.5 billion in fines for at least 10 companies. the european union antitrust officials raided offices of companies, including bp last may amid allegations of price manipulations in crude oil futures. more to come on that front. terms of today's trading, futures off the extremes of today. almost 1%. at one point, gasoline futures were up 3.5%. that refinery outage is feeding a bullish narrative. directly resulting from news of a refinery outage in texas. one analyst pointed out if they lose production, the market gets very tight in terms of gasoline production. the rally has legs and they also pointed out there continues to be pressur

now for a look at today's headlines, want to go to su keenan. >> a bit more on the big after the bellalibaba, the chinese company, which made jack ma a billionaire reraise 21.1 billion dollars which could be the largest sale of stock ever. the company vowed to go public in u.s. in may after hong kong rejected it. it plans to start meeting investors as early as monday. meanwhile, u.s. and jamaican ships are sailing to a site author jamaican coast where a plane is believed to have crashed. the unresponsive plane that took new yorkich -- anfrom did not answer radio calls since 10:00 in the morning. it was temporarily tracked by two fighters and have to stop tracking. aeing this pose to win jetline valued at $11 billion plane it agreed to the 737 that squeezes in more seats. ryanair is the largest discount carrier. back to you. telling time can be quite routine but that is not the case if you are fortunate to where president eisenhower's rolex. how about the rare issue of playboy magazine or may be assigned photo of albert einstein? with details on these items and how you can bid on them,

su keenan joins me with the details. >> that stronger dollar cutting into the appeal of commodities,y and metals futures dropping across-the-board. and a policy change in china has cotton futures under pressure in a very big way. you have west texas intermediate trading here in new york, brent crude in europe taking a tumble as the dollar reached a six-year high against the yen. this is on the back of the fed statement yesterday. the focus has been on interest rates and that has pushed the dollar higher. if it weren't for the trouble in libya and nigeria where there is an oil worker strike, oil would be much lower. metals also dropping across-the-board. gold off the-- lows of the day. plan on taking the biggest losses. the housing market is sputtering here and in the u.s. gold is at a eight-month low. >> china is driving today's cotton trade. >> it is the world's biggest con user. the word that it is scrapping a ,tock riling -- a stockpile policy change is beresford carton. suite -- policy change is bearish for cotton. got one of the cotton futures up there but the current contract o

. >>> right now, redskins linebacker keenan robinson says he's okay after he and his family were hit by a drunk driver. he tweeted this. i thank you, father god, for protecting me. a drunk driver hit us and almost wiped us out. we just heard from the maryland state police. they confirmed robinson was hit by a man who was arrested for driving under the influence. the accident happened not too far from fedex field on the inner loop of the beltway at arena drive. well, three metro stations are going to be closed for the weekend. coming up, information to help you avoid the delays. plus, an incredible trip for two critically ill children. we were there for the emotional sendoff. and the first look at your seven-day forecast coming up. storm team 4 >>> right now, you can take your family to the virginia state fair. the gates opened this morning at meadow event park in caroline county. the fair runs for ten days through october 5th. you can expect the traditional fair attractions like good food and fair rides. will it be a great weekend to go to the fair? let's ask tom. >> yeah, it looks f

the children stricken with respiratory illness as catherine keenan explains political officials explainthe it may be caused by on a common virus similar to the germ causes the common cold >> : parents say it starts as a cold next thing you know the child is in the hospital doctors say the answer right and just about every year often called summer cold this year it is much more serious nearly 500 children treated at one hospital alone and kansas city missouri some have the beat and enhance the care >> : of as started hurting after malone started closing up >> : tight as it goes he passed out >> : his eyes rolled back in his haven't had a call led one what >> : cdc doctors say a number possible of asians could be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of severe cases testing of those fires a moderate seen their mayor may be that many different germs' circulating right now and don't know how much of the mark the cause of this new virus >> : and the zero viruses not fatal to >> : surf is still miserable for hundreds of children dealing with it is states including georgia and north carolina ca

. >> vanessa bayer and kate mckinnon and i'm seeing, like jay pharoah and keenan.ple i've never met but i know them and i just immediately start sweating. boob sweat. [ laughter ] oh, no, i'm boob sweating the whole time. what did you think of the sketches? i'm like "i'm a just concerned with boob sweat." >> jimmy: you were a fan growing up as well? >> oh, yes, i've been a fan, yeah, my whole life. i mean, it's funny, 'cause -- it's very strange, about -- when i was in high school, i had this -- i had this leadership class and we would do assemblies for the school, you know? >> jimmy: sure. >> so i was kind of like the lorne michaels of the leadership class. i was like, "all right, guys this one goes in, this one -- this one is cut, this one says." and i would sort of be in charge of the assembly. >> jimmy: you would do skits for people? >> we would do skits for people in front of the school. and by the end of the week it would always be the same thing, which was just a skit starring me that i ripped off from "snl" the week before. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: word for w

joe keenan tweets last night's "mad money" very helpful showing how not to panic after down day, thanks made anybody dumb. when we get down days remember what i say. the market gets too negative on no real new data points. and when that happens it is an opportunity. there were no real new data points at all yesterday but the market fell very big. that often says people are too negative, look out. is hcp finished going down? these are real estate trusts that have been clobbered. people don't believe in yield support anymore. yield support always comes back. you get a 5% yield. i like it. i would say it is not done going down. if we continue to get action that means it will go to 5.75%. we have a tweet who asks me to ring the register at $60 for agio. here is how i feel about it. if you bought it it seems like a lot of people did then i think you should sell some. i got in because of a new york article by dr. jerry who is the foremost guy when it comes to this analysis. i stick by it. it is not done going higher. and those of you who laughed and criticized me on twitter for saying good th

linebacker keenan robinson tweeted overnight that he and his family were hit by a drunk driver after leaving fedexfield. this happened in the area around arena drive in the beltway. police tell us the other driver had been at the game before the accident, and drunk driving can be a problem with all tailgaters. >> if you're going to go to the game, enjoy the game, have a great time. but if you're going to drink, designate a driver and make sure that driver gets you home safely. >> that man involved in the crash was cited with dui and released to a sober driver. mark segraves talked to him today and we'll have his response at 5:00. >>> rumors of a fight club at a virginia high school prompt big changes today in class. >>> plus, what's now being band inside fairfax county parks. >>> and high temperatures so far today in the mid to upper 70s. warmer tomorrow. i'll let you know exactly what you can expect for your weekend, coming up. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> shoppers helped catch a man suspended of sexually assaulting a woman at hechinger mall at 7:15 last night. people in n

his 11-year-old son, keenan, was a state archery champion when he was 9. >> he is retired. he was north carolina, in 2009, north carolina state champion. 6 to 8-year-old division. >> reporter: seeing their dad prepare for london's invictus games has made the others want to learn, too. for major burkette, it's given him a renewed sense of purpose. >> my legs get sore walking back and forth. as marines, as servicemen, we get used to pushing through. >> reporter: that strength, his family says, is what enables him to keep going. now they say he plans to win. in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> will, williams and krauthammer, an all-star panel tonight just ahead live. >>> first, we've lost one of the members of the fox family, my colleague mike majchrowitz died at the much-too-early age at 51. he's known with great pipes and the unspellable last name, we just called him mac. today by sheer coincidence, the president was in wisconsin, the home state of mack who treasured the green bay packers. what we remember most about mack is not the attention he paid to his work b

one of the things with respected, and we had brother keenan keller on that call, until we deal with thessue of reparations, we will continue to have these things happens time and time again. one of the things we particularly pointed out is because black men in particular i stereo typed by the media every day, it's stated that a child is seen particularly in a black community, an average of 20,000 murders before he reaches first grade, right? most of the murders are committed by people who look like himself. what we did, brother don, is we challenged comcast and yahoo and google, because they are now owning and distributing content, we challenged them to put together a fund. we believe there needs to be at least a $3 trillion fund put together to not only provide once and for all reparations, but also to give us a better selection of content. no more should we only see black people as villains, but we should see beautiful brown and black and red and yellow people being scientists and technologists and physicians, and mathematicians. so that's what we are chaling all of our colleagues on

is ben rhodes, also assisting, president's other speechwriters including chief speechwriter, cody keenan. a few themes the president will map out as he talks about his strategy to destroy and defeat isis. one will include going on the offense. that's something president obama signaled in his interview with "meet the press." they say that will be a very big topic tonight. that will include an expansion of military power in terms of defeating isis. white house officials say the president is prepared to authorize air strikes against isis targets in syria, although it's important to point out, it's not clear if president obama is going to specifically address that tonight. it's also not clear that air strikes in syria are imminent. the president told congressional leaders during a meeting yesterday, he doesn't think he needs congressional authority to authorize more military action in syria. he does, however, need their authority, he says, and he has requested their authority, to arm and train syrian opposition forces on the ground. that is something congress right now is working to determin

keenan thompson. >> i have not watched in two years. >> i have children now.7:30 p.m. >> let's get to our twitter question of the day. we asked which poses a bigger threat, ebola, shellshock, or islamic state? sh here is the response. that is like a donald rumsfeld answer. and finally, it depends on where you live. >> thank you for watching in the united kingdom. are they debating and voting still? >> what do you make of all of this, is u.k. support essential? adds one more active member on this coalition of the 40-plus that the president has talked about. ned says, they do not know who sandra van ohchr is. >> that's true, i don't know who that is. ♪ >> good morning, it is friday, september 26. we are live from bloomberg world headquarters. you are "in the loop." i'm betty liu. it has been a terrible week for those long in the stock market. markets are a little calm her today but it raises the question, how low can we go here? we are all over the markets as the countdown to the opening bell. that's good to- our top headlines. stocks in europe are rebounding af

i appreciate ranking member smith and chairman keenan for being here. once again, probably the last time we'll have chairman mckeenan gracing our presence because he's retiring. >> he keeps saying that, but he keeps dragging us back. >> well, i like ya. i can never get enough of hearing both of you and your opinions. i do want to speak act what mr. mcgovern just said. i'm really interested in regards to what the strategy is has noot been real clear from the president. and so i have a lot of hesitation about whatever we do. we have a lot of troops wac in back in iraq. i think we've talked about that before. i worry about mission creep and administrations can justify a whole lot of things. and, again, to mr. mcgovern, he point this is out all of the time, we don't pay for it. we put it on a credit card. i do think that's a problem for us in the future. as we move forward. but this issue that we're facing today and i get the past pres dents and all of that. but at what point do you stand up and say come on. i just don't condone bad behavior. just because p

i appreciate ranking member smith and chairman keenan for being here.ce again, probably the last time we'll have chairman mckeenan gracing our presence because he's retiring. >> he keeps saying that, but he keeps dragging us back. >> well, i like ya. i can never get enough of hearing both of you and your opinions. i do want to speak act what mr. mcgovern just said. i'm really interested in regards to what the strategy is has noot been real clear from the president. and so i have a lot of hesitation about whatever we do. we have a lot of troops wac in back in iraq. i think we've talked about that before. i worry about mission creep and administrations can justify a whole lot of things. and, again, to mr. mcgovern, he point this is out all of the time, we don't pay for it. we put it on a credit card. i do think that's a problem for us in the future. as we move forward. but this issue that we're facing today and i get the past pres dents and all of that. but at what point do you stand up and say come on. i just don't condone bad behavior. just because prio

sisters and brother says, other panelists, brother keenan kelo, counsel on house judiciary committeeevening. so, he may show up. also brother danny gloefer is currently on a film shoot in utah and he is a little bit delayed. he's in the middle of filming a scene as we speak. he has promised to call in around 7:30. so, stand by for that. we hope to bring him in very shortly. a couple of housekeeping matters before we move into our dialogue session. there are yellow cards being circulated by ibw volunteers around the tables. please fill them out and the volunteers will come and pick them up before the end of the program. we also encouraging folks to tweet live this event. the hash tag is #ibwhandsup. that's the hash tag. go ahead and tweet while the program moves along. complex on interconnected issues and questions exposed by the crisis in ferguson, issues of race and class, of poverty, systematic, social and economic inequality, none is more central than the issue of policing. more specifically, police misconduct. in black and brown communities across the country. we do have a formal

keenan, i don't know if you have seen that or not but i certainly saw a couple of handouts indicating, i won't nape the group because maybe it is unfair to that group. maybe that only reflected one or two people in the group who took advantage of the situation but we've challenged our fellow americans who are muslims to join us and help us win this battle and, because, as we're learning today, it is, a, what is happening in syria is going to be a wave that hits us here in the united states and is already beginning to be felt in europe. let me ask mr. joscelyn about the shared threat that we have with our european allies but do we not also share this threat, i mentioned this in my opening statement, do we not share this threat with russia and should we not cooperate with russia? mr. keating and i actually went to moscow and met with their intelligence operatives and got a briefing on those people who were involved with the bombing in boston, boston marathon. >> well, i will preface this there are a lot of ways which our interests with russia are obviously not consistent. we have diverg

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