. >> reporter: rancher john ladd says even the big border fence on his land is routinely sawed open by mexican smugglers. >> they just cut everything at ground level now. >> reporter: who have driven 46 trucks filled with drugs across his property. >> in the last five years, the drug problem has increased a thousand percent down here. >> reporter: while border safety is a federal responsibilities, sheriff dannel has created his own ranch and border security teams and says he wishes washington could soon agree on a plan to shore up and put more agents on the rural border to fill in the many gaps he sees every day. mark potter, nbc news, cochise county, arizona. >>> tonight, we mark 50 years since a watershed moment in the struggle for civil rights, the killing of three civil rights workers in mississippi. andrew goodman, michael sh schwerner and james cheney went there to help register african-american voters, but the opposition was widespread and brutal. the three men were killed by the klu klux klan. all these years later, those three men are considered heroes of the civil rights move

diane ladd. and you guys have worked together.nd she played your mother on "enlightened" which was a show you helped create. what was it like working with your mother on stuff? you sort of brought her to your job. >> it was incredible. we'd worked together on both david lynch's "wild at heart" and this film "rambling rose" when i was 20, basically. and now, you know, to -- supposedly to be a grownup. >> seth: yeah. >> i've entered my 40s. i was slightly more mature and actually could let her be her own person. it's amazing. kids get so panicked that their parents define them with every word they say. so, i got to just enjoy her as the incredible person and genius that she is. and we had an amazing time doing this hbo series together which she's just so extraordinary on. >> seth: well, it was a great series. and you come from such an excellent family and so congratulations on your success. i can't wait for -- i can't wait for the movie. >> thank you so much! and i love this show! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: laura dern, everyon

attending this beautiful chat just now were ago she said she did the haag -- did not come prepared ladd is questionable but i think it reached the message in the semicircle room and i cannot express how lucky we are. for mexico for which to express how good partners we are to listen to your speech about security interview listening to your speech about education that is nothing less emotional because then you don't see medical doctors or lawyers but from time to time they use see quite often from mexico then you can see that and see it is a waste of economic resources. so that is exactly what we have to focus on. made to organize the university because they asked for that university. they look for the subjects to be taught to house aerospace business. the more i hear you, the more i am convinced it needs to be pertinent and that linkage between boys or girls as opposed to the big ones is not necessary for the industry other bias we will continue to have people better ashley of satisfied if their lives from what they think they know from the industry. so i am very happy. i thank you for

i am jessica ladd-webert the director of victim assistance at the university of colorado boulder. we are free and confidential advocacy center. we are therapists and advocate to help people who have been impacted by a variety of crimes with sexual assault being one of our topic areas we focus on the most and we are here to make sure our clients are informed when something like this happens. >> good afternoon. thank you very much for an invitation to participate today. my name is paul denton the chief of police for the university university police division at ohio state university's flagship languor and entire institution. i've held this position for eight years now and 28 years prior to that is served in the columbus division. i've experienced municipal law enforcement and campus police. recently i served with some of my colleagues on the rulemaking committee as an alternate and had a full force in the process and recent rules that were released. i am an appointed commissioner for the ohio police officers training commission. >> thank you g.. >> aye my colleague sentiments being i

i'm jessica ladd, director of the office of victim assistance at the university of colorado, bo boulder. we're a counseling and advocacy center. werther miss who help people who have been impact bade variety of crimes with sexual assault being one of our topic areas we focus on the most. and we're here to make sure that our clients are empowered when something like this happens. >> good afternoon, senator, thank you very much for the invitation to participate today. my name is paul denton. i'm the chief of police for the university police division at ohio state university, ohio's flagship land grant institution of higher education. i've held this position for eight years now and 28 years prior to that i was serving with the columbus division of police. i have experienced both municipal law enforcement, large agency and campus policing now. recently i served with some of the colleagues here on the negotiated rule making committee as abalternate. i have full voice in that process and recent rules that were released and i'm an appointed commission member for the ohio peace officers' traini

i'm jessica ladd-webert, at the university of colorado boulder.e are a free and confidential counseling and advocacy center. with our therapist and advocates of the people who of the impact of but a variety of crimes with sexual assault be one of our topic areas would focus on the most. we are here to make sure that our clients are empowered and informed when something like this happens. >> good afternoon. thank you very much for the invitation to participate today. my name is paul denton, chief of police for the university police division at the ohio state university, ohio's flagship land grant institution of higher education. i felt this position for eight years now, and 28 years prior to that i was serving with the columbus division of police. i've experienced both municipal law enforcement a large agency and campus policing the. recently asserted with some of the college are on the negotiated rulemaking committee as an alternate. i have full voice in the process and results that were released related and i'm an appointed commission member for

i should mention that we are also publishing the book by james ladd who is a terrific united states senator and his book is out right now. so i don't want to favor one author over another. >> we asked if there was anything that we could do for the e-book specifically. we certainly brainstormed ideas and talk about when is the right time to act on those ideas. we have been thinking about that as a digital problem that from the very beginning. >> my role is to be a part of the national media in partnership with the communications committee. >> what is an effective media campaign? >> well, it depends on what the book is and it depends on what the potential for a book is. all i can think of is the top-down campaign, which is a campaign like hillary clinton that begins with national media and breaking out from there, a few big hits generally and a number of things that sort of create themselves. >> the clinton title has been working on the marketing side of that which involves a website for the book and a facebook page and a production of the promotional videos and the release of content on the