you can imagine going into a brand-new lunchroom every year, the stress that imposes on a young man. smart, aiet, kind, good athlete, a good baseball pitcher, and he was quite clever. there was one point in second grade a few weeks after i described what compound interest is, we got a phone call from his second grade saying, did you know jonathan is not only selling school supplies to his peers, but he is lending them money and charging interest earned? [laughter] i do not know whether to be upset or proud. at one point, one of the teachers joked we have to be careful because jonathan want to refinance our home loans. he was a smart and clever kid, but suffering all along. host: my wife and i talk about how our kids are very young, and how blinded we are to our kids. we see them through the distortion of our affection for them. do you recall a moment in his early teens where you could see he was struggling with mental health issues or substance abuse? admiral winnefeld: we can do understand as jonathan grew up he was suffering from anxiety and depression, whether genetics, environmen

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but imifn my career path i wouldn't be able to be one of those moms in the lunchroom even if i wantedeciate you saying it. it's hard for any woman trying to balance as we do. >> that's just the reality of it. larry, no guilt on your end. you're not allowed any. so good to see you both. larry and sara, thank you so much. that does it tonight for trish regan prime time. we're going to be back here tomorrow night. we've got a big show in store. good night everyone. from the financial capital of the world, "kennedy" begins right now. ♪ kennedy: the nation remembers former president george h.w. bush tonight lying in state at the u.s. capital as thousands 0 mourners begin to pay their respects. here we have a lye look inside the capital rotunda where the flag draped coffin of our 41st president will remain until his funeral rale on wednesday. half an hour ago president trump and melania visited capitol hill and in a statement he said, quote, president george h.w. bush led a life that exemplified what is truly great about america. so many of his generation, the

time and that is just outside the lunchroom, if you want to try it out i have two devices and i'd be happy to show you the camera. if you do have a headset at home, or play it around on your computer browse it's eff.org -- spot. >> i love this idea there was a concept called the tetras effect the idea that when people play games especially if it involved pattern recognizing behavior very often it spills over to the non-game lives. the tetras is named after people that start seeing shapes everywhere, and see how they can fit them together. it shows up in the assassin's creed games the bleeding effect where someone is reliving a smulings of his ancestor's lives and takes on their super human murder abilities, and that seems realistic and desirable, but it might be imaginable to spot surveillance through games. a more useful version of the tetras device. turning back to the question of encryption as we heard from sharon bradford franklin earlier. law enforcement have for years been complaining that the spread of encryption is causing them to go dark, making it more difficult to do elect

district, where she works, calls her the christmas gift that keeps on giving, flo conklin has been a lunchroomnce the eesburg school opened. but as julie carey found out, flos still hard at work into her '90s. >> reporter: from the time flo conklin steps in the cafeteria door, she is on the move. on goes the apron, out goes a spray bottle clean the tables and once the kids arrive there's more to do. and heres the amazing part. on christmas daylo turns 96. >> i said why is everybody making such a big deal out of i guess i don't really think out it. home,t come to work and go come to work and go home. >> reporter: flo first went to work in the 40s, leaving her pennsylvania home for a a job the pentagon. once married, she staid home to raise her two kids. then a jolt to her life plan. in 1995, her husband passed away. >> i said i've got to get ajob. i was broke and i didn't know where or what at 73ears old, what do you do? >> reporter: a friend suggested a job with loudoun county public schools as a stess. the kids flo is a grandmotherly figure. these girls see her in the cafeteria and at sunday