so what exactly was markus kaarma thinking?in two witnesses to support the argument that the shooting was nothing short of a planned execution. >> he said he had been sitting up for three nights with a shotgun waiting to kill some f'ing kids. >> she works in the salon where markus kaarma got his haircut just days before the shooting. the woman said kaarma came if ranting about his recent burglaries and his chilling plan to fix them. >> i did say to him, oh, my gosh, have you called the police? and he says, well, the f'ing police will not do anything about it. and then he had mentioned that he wouldn't mind if a couple did come by because he wouldn't mind shooting a couple of them also. >> her co-worker told the jury she heard it, too. >> he was going to kill them. take care of it. >> did he use those words, take care of it? >> i think it was fix it. >> okay. do you recall him saying anything else? >> he said i'm not kidding. you will see this on the news. >> say that. >> i'm not kidding. i'm not kidding. you're seriously going

markus: i would not say it gives it an all clear.e have legislative inspections in france coming up. we also have the vote in germany coming up, the national election there. will angela merkel get another inm in power as chancellor germany? that is a big question for the european union and for the euro. then we have this italian elections and perhaps another greek election, so there is plenty of political risk after this election. that being said, i would probably say the leadership around the you countries this -- the e.u., they are probably drawing a sigh of relief. this does remove and existential threat for the euro for instance. marine le pen had pledged to pull france out of the euro area. that did not happen, so we are probably seeing the european leadership drawing a sigh of relief this evening. haidi: the president-elect inherits in a lot of ways a deeply divided france, traumatized by the waves of terrorist attacks, economic issues as well. in terms of what he is saying is next, is it an uphill battle? how will he do in the

pastry chef and master teacher markus farbinger of the culinary institute of america shows us how todo it.

pastry chef and master teacher markus farbinger of the culinary institute of america shows us how to do it.

also, i want to introduce my sons, eric and markus who have joined me today. i know that my daughter alison who's a third-grade teacher and my children's spousesed a ann, jerry and nicole and our seven grandchildren are watching from afar. they've already wished me good luck this morning. pursuing this opportunity was a family decision and i'm very thankful for their guidance, encouragement and support, especially over the last several months. if confirmed as ambassador, i will work every day to represent american values to the leadership of china and the chinese people at large. values that include upholding human rights for all and a free and open market, a rules based order in the ocean surrounding china, and the importance of free press. i look forward to joining the impressive and committed team of public servants and their families from the u.s. state department and many other u.s. agencies at our embassy in beijing and the cons sul lates across china leading this team of dedicated professionals who are working as we speak to promote america's interest i