. >> mister maynard position verbal commands, failed to comply with those verbal commands. one of the officers had a taser, prior to potato being deployed mister maynard had his hands behind his back, would not show his hand. at one point he did show his hand which contained an edged weapon was the second officer fired his firearm striking mister maynard. mister maynard died on the scene. >> reporter: officer tony was shot when responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle parked near a medical -- middle school near snellville. another suspect drove off in the vehicle but crashed a short distance away. isaiah pointed a gun at one of the officers pursuing him but was brought into custody by us marshals, he faces charges of aggregated assault. the slain officer, officer tony, was 40 years old and originally from southern california and was with the pd shy of 3 years, his

it goes on, signed maynard. then the next one and the next one. why letter format? >> this is all my son's idea. he read an article on medium about a father who was dying. and wrote a number of letters to his son. to help him through his life. and there was one about when you have your first fight with your mother, read this. she's having problems as well. and it went on, when you have your first date, when you get married, on and on. then the last one is when you're about to die, and you open it up and it says, well, i hope you're old. and anyway, he said, you know, dad, we help our companies all the way through stages. think about companies like a life cycle, and he said we always are looking for ways to codify this. we thought this was a beautiful way to catch it, whether you're a start-up -- >> because you don't have to start at page one. >> right. >> if you have trouble firing somebody, go here. >> or if you read the whole thing, that's great, but then you go back to it when you're in those moments when you need it. and some of our founders told us, you know, i

police say 18-year-old tafaree maynard is still at large. charged with assault and murder in the death of officer antwan toney. he was answering a call of a suspicious vehicle. >> i was talking to him as he was pulling up to the call. he wrapped up. he said i got to go. i have to take this call. i'll call you right back. the last time i talked to him. the next phone call i received was from his lieutenant. >> police say the officer was approaching the car when maynard fired from inside and struck him. the car sped off and crashed. officials think four people why -- people were in the vehicle. a second suspect has been charged with assault. >>> new information about the night the wisconsin teenager's parents shot dead and she vanished. a 911 call appears to come from jayme closs' mother's cell phone. the authorities have been searching for jayme closs for a week. the 13-year-old disappeared hours after her parents were shot. several local businesses are selling green bracelets with the #findjayme. >>> former nfl star rae carruth is due to be

maynard: you are right. outperformance is predicated on the near term and being able to generate cash. we have done a lot of work on zero emission vehicle credits. on the back half of this year, they can generate around $500 million. there is no cost associated with this so this is pure cash flow which helps in addition to the generations they will get into the fourth quarter. i also think they have unused that components they can tap which will be more than enough to cover the debt commitments coming up over the next three quarters. emily: max, we get new information tesla is closing in .n $145 million plot china is a huge portion of the potential. what does this mean? max: the chinese market for electric cars is massive. not made much progress there at all. if they are able to get into the market and sell cars, that will go a long way to improvin their bottom line and generating huge amount of revenue. china, especially in the donald trump era, there are regulatory hurdles. being able to find a location fo

maynard. mr.er antoine tony was shot saturday while recon stomach responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle parked outside snellville. crashed a short distance away. police say isaiah partlow going to the gun at one of the officers pursuing him but was eventually brought into custody by u.s. marshals. he faces charges of aggravated assault. the slain officer, officer tony, was 30 years old and originally from southern california. he had been with a gwinnett county pd for just shy of three years. it was his first police job. when a police chief describes tony as a very jovial person who was dedicated to his job and dedicated to his community. shannon. >> shannon: he is truly a hero. thank you. from one hero to another, are made to made a come from the fire and rescue unit 427. i got a call that a dog had somehow gotten stuck in heating and air conditioning vent so they showed up, took on the job, the fire unit cut a hole in the roof of a closet and were able to free the scared but very happy

police hope maynard will come forward soon. >> we would like him to tn himself in. that's the biggest hope. turn himself in or catch him and then we can move on and get through the grieving process. >> accorng to police, d 30-year-olfficer tony was killed while responding to a suspicious vehic parked near a middle school in the snellville area north of atlanta. isaiah pret low who drove from the crime scene has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault. >>> florida's governor's race is heating up as andrew gillum and ron desantis went head to head on the economy, race, and president trump. when askedis if president trum a good role model for children, desantis sd he thoug trump did the right thing by moving thembsy to jerusalem and weak.m said he is the president fired out said desantis made a great victory. weak people bully and lie and intimidate. our country d.erves bett >> viva the vote in las vegas. sin city had a record turn out for the mid-terms. according to the clark county reg star, 30,000 people beat the previous record by more than 10,000. part c

maynard: you are right. outperformance is predicated on the near term and being able to generate cash. we have done a lot of work on zero emission vehicle credits. on the back half of this year, they can generate around $500 million. there is no cost associated with this so this is pure cash flow which helps in addition to the generations they will get into the fourth quarter. i also think they have unused debt commitments they can tap which will be more than enough to cover the debt commitments coming up over the next three quarters. emily: max, we get new information tesla is closing in on $145 million plot. for its china factory, obviously. china is a huge portion of the potential. what does this mean? max: the chinese market for electric cars is massive. tesla has not made much progress there at all. if they are able to get into the market and sell cars, that will go a long way to improving their bottom line and generating huge amount of revenue. china, especially in the donald trump era, there are regul

maynard: you are right.ur performance is definitely predicated on the near term and being able to generate cash. we have done a lot of work on zero emission vehicle credits. we think in the back half of this year, they can generate somewhere in the neighborhood of about $500 million. there is no cost associated with this so this is pure cash flow , which i think helps in addition to the free cash flow generations they will get into the fourth quarter. i also think they have unused debt commitments they could also cap, which would be more than enough to cover the debt commitments coming up over the next three quarters. emily: max, we get new information tesla is closing in on a $145 million plot for the china factory. china is a huge portion of the potential. what does this mean? reporter: this is a big deal. the chinese market for electric cars is massive. tesla has not made much progress there at all. if tesla is able to get into the market and really sell some cars, that will go a long way to improving its

police say 18-year-old tafaree maynard is at large.r in the shooting death of officer antwan tone yerky. he was answering a call of suspicious vehicle. the officer was approaching the car and the shots fired from the car. the officials think four people were inside the car. a second suspect has been charged with assault. >>> former nfl star rae carruth due to be released from the north carolina prison today. the one time carolina panthers was found guilty of murder of his girlfriend and unborn child nearby 20 years ago -- nearly 20 years ago. doctors performed an emergency c-section to save the baby. the baby was born with cerebral palsy. he is now 18 years old and cared for by his grandmother. carruth expressed interest in a relationship with their son. >>> julia louis-dreyfus was celebrated last night receiving the mark twain prize for humor. the actress best known for "seinfeld" and "veep" battled breast cancer this year. she offered this message for anyone facing the disease. >> power through. keep fighting. one step at a time. for

when mayrose maynard decided to help out her old elementary school she asked her neighbors and friends for some help. they responded ten-fold. >> that's a good picture. >> reporter: when mayrose maynard looks back on her life, distance plays a big role. >> that's the library. >> reporter: not only did she settle thousands of miles from her small hometown in hawaii, the journey from humble beginnings to a successful career in silicon valley sometimes feels even farther. >> i grew up in kikaha, the west side of kauai, and it's a town that in today's terms we call it marginalized. we were always poor but back then, being poor was just a way of life for us, growing up on a plantation. >> reporter: but while poverty is in mayrose's past, a recent trip back homemade her realize it isn't for those living in kekaha today. in 1992, hurricane iniki devastated kauai and while much of the island has come back all the way, keikaha and its elementary school have not. >> when i went home, and this is 20 years later, they still had two shelves left in the library, and i was shocked to see that, after

>> they put out an alert for 18-year-old maynard. they consider him armed and dangerous and urging the public to exercise extreme caution if they encounter him. maynard faces charges of aggravated assault and felony murder in connection with the death of police officer an twoin tony. he was shot responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle near a middle school in the snellville area. that's a suburb about 25 miles northeast of atlanta. listen. >> shots rang out and the responding officers returned fire and one of the officers dragged officer tony to cover. the vehicle fled the scene and crashed a short distance away. >> a second suspect was behind the wheel of that getaway car and he fled on foot. they say he pointed a gun at another officer who encountered him while searching the area. the officer opened fire but did not hit the suspect and he fled into a wooded area. later on marshals brought him into custody and he faces charges of aggravated assault. the other suspect, maynard, who remains at large a swat team searched nearby

. >> reporter: margie maynard helped organize tonight's event which includes the dedication of the love culture outside city hall. ♪ lord, we bless your name >> reporter: music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one dealing with the process of grief with them. mning are dealin a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> b.a.r.t. tests its high tech shake alert system, designed to detect major earthquakes so the trains can slow down before a disaster strikes. the trains will reduce speed around 11:00 a.m. for the test. all trains and all stations will broadcast an alert to passengers to simulate an warning earthquake alarm. after the test, b.a.r.t. lead

maynard was chairman of the board at yahoo! helped hire marissa mayer.has a lot of great advice for all of us. >> the long history of it, not just the now, now, now. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. >>> if you're feeling lucky, how about playing the mega millions today? tonight's $405 million jackpot is in the top ten mega millions. the top ten mega millions jackpot of all-time. no one matched all six of those numbers on tuesday so people have until 9:45 tonight to try their luck out. the odds of matching all five white balls and one gold one are 1 in more than 302 million. if you get it, you're very, very lucky. >> folks have to remember if you're voting, no. >> machines, everything just shut down. make sure you're there on time and it's time to get ready for work this morning, and as you step out, you may feel the difference in the air. it is much cooler than yesterday, and on your way to work, you may have to crank up the heater a little bit. live look outside in fremont, with a lot of people up and out the door. temperatures in the mid-50s and whe

there used to be places you could relax, whether that was at a ball game or anywhere else. >> maynard and i sat down for a conversation about leadership this morning right after "meet the press" sunday. he's also on the board at sales sports. he's at yahoo! and yahoo! never works out, right? we can't really call that a success. meanwhile sales force builds the second tallest building west of its mississippi, so what is it like to be in charge at two different companies with two different outcomes? >> and what's the difference? >> oh, yes. we talked about that, where was that point. >> look forward to it. >> thank you. >>> all right, look, are you feeling lucky here? you might want to pick up a mega millions ticket today. tonight's drawing is $405 million in jackpot money there. the top ten mega millions jackpot of all-time. so no one matched the six numbers on tuesday so people have until 9:45 tonight to try their luck out there. so the odds of matching all five white balls and one gold one? 1 in more than 302 million. >> wait, you go is have never won that? >> i won $3 once. >> did y

that's not my idea, that isjohn maynard keynes in 19114, it wasn't digital back then.e" — "we must do"? we have just discussed for much of this interview the problems facing the european union because of a deficit, you do not recognise the legitimacy of eu institutions, yet here we are talking about "we" being some sort of global institution that sets up its own currency. who is this "we"? let me answer the question. in may 2019, our movement is going to stand in the european parliament elections, and we're going to stand in greece, we're going to stand with our friends and colleagues in denmark, of the alternative party, we're going to stand in poland with a feminist—led political progressive party, we're going to run in elections in italy against salvini. that's who we are, and our challenge is how to create a narrative of inclusiveness that is completely humanistic, anti—nationalist nationalist and internationalist. 0k, and you've just laid out that you're going to fight in elections, and as, let's face it, you said you're a democrat. you're going to walk the walk a

but the suspect, 18-year-old tafahree maynard, was not there. detectives say he fired the gun that killed officer antwan toney. a second suspect has already been arrested. a vigil will honor the officer who turned 30 just last week. # >>> now let's look at your weather for this monday morning. hurricane willa is bearing down on mexico's pacific coast at nearly category 5 strength. sustained winds of 155 miles an hour. after cutting across mexico, it will bring heavy rain to already flooded areas of central texas. it in east, it's going to be 10 to 15 degrees cooler than normal with frost and freezes overnight in the appalachian mountains. temperatures this morning are in the 30s from tennessee to new england. snow showers are possible today near the eastern great lakes. the rest of the east should be dry. >>> the $1.6 billion mega millions drawing is tomorrow. coming up, the numbers to avoid when buying your tickets. >>> also ahead, a mechanic is caught red-handed taking a customer's porsche on a wild joyride. >>> but first, four americans on va

charles maynard is with me now. he's co—founder of bda partners. welcome to the programme.hat sally has laid out, what will this trip achieve?m everything that sally has laid out, what will this trip achieve? it is a working group session, so this is happening behind closed doors, and we shouldn't expect huge announcements necessarily. but behind those closed doors, it is clear that both sides are fed up with each other. for the chinese side, on the one hand they are thinking we are on the receiving end ofa thinking we are on the receiving end of a never—ending escalation of tariffs, and also accusations from mike pence saying that we are more responsible for us meddling elections than the russians are, and only allow hand they are seeking help from the us to make a deal with north korea stick, so there is a lot to discuss and we will see where that goes. and $250 billion of chinese goods, half the total, already subject to tariffs, and more on the way. what will they make of that threat? judging on past performance, it is perfectly possible, but everything hinges on the mi

but 18-year-old tafahree maynard is still on the run. police say he faces charges of aggravated assault and felony murder. tonight, officer toney's colleagues, friends, family are remembering him. >> he was a great person with a lot of heart. >> reporter: this week would have been officer toney's third anniversary with the department. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> next tonight, new footage shows jamal khashoggi seen approaching the consulate in istanbul. as a saudi official goes on the record with what allegedly happened to his body. and more about his final moments. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, the ever shifting story from the saudis, changing again. an official telling abc news the body of jamal khashoggi was handed over to someone local for disposal. but still, no detail about who that was or where the body is now. this as new surveillance images are released, showing khashoggi being searched before entering the saudi consulate. and here with his fiancee. it was to be the last time she saw him. after first saying khas

police say they were searching for tafahree maynard on monday. he was found hiding in a shed. he refused to obey commands. officer antwan toney was stopping a suspicious car. >>> a boil water advisory in effect for the city of austin. the flooding in central texas is causing high levels of sediment. all austin residents are urged to reduce the water use. the boil water warning will end when they can stabilize the water treatment systems. >>> a search is under way in wisconsin for two cars spotted near the home of missing teenager jayme closs. investigators are trying to track down the red or orange dodge challenger and a 2004 to 2010 black acura. authorities say the vehicles were spotted near the victim's home around the time of the crime. closs' parents were found shot dead in their home last week. the 13-year-old vanished. police believe closs is in danger and asked volunteers to help search for her. >>> the cdc reporting 155 patients are thought to have contracted a polio-like illness. a number of patients is up from a week ago. no new confirmed cases. the average age of th

honored after being killed over the weekend, he will be laid to rest tomorrow, police tracking down maynardted of killing officer tony, he was shot and killed after being found hiding in a shed with an edged weapon and in south carolina sheriff deputy sarah turner has died just over two weeks, left a second officer dead and 5 others injured, the 43rd officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin meeting with mohammed bin selman overnight, discussing the financial relationship and an international mystery surrounding jamal khashoggi. gina flying to turkey is new details are expected in the investigation. >> we have tremendously talented people who do this very well. i'm not satisfied with whatever. >> the turkish president is revealing, quote, the naked truth today, saudis admitted jamal khashoggi died in their consulate claiming it happened during the fight. >> the fbi investigating after explosive devices found in george soros's home. an employee at the house discovering a suspicious package inside the mailbox throwing it into the woods until po

as you can see was interviewed by john maynard, it was a great turnout., thank you so much. here i am signing books, talking to some folks. lots of people at questions about the museum and the state of american journalism today covering president trump. it is difficult. it was a great afternoon, mike thanks to the museum. >> great. >> dana: chris has two boys and they came to visit me last weekend and brought me these amazing things. the seasonal flavored m&m. i went and i got some from everyone. this is neapolitan. you can open these up and try them here. we have strawberry. what is this one? raspberry. mint chocolate chip. >> that is going in my pocket. >> espresso, anyone want espresso? >> how about this? white pumpkin pie. >> that is very alt-right. [laughs] >> i am 2% pumpkin pie. [laughs] anyway, they are really good. i can't get enough of the mental ones. thank you. >> did they make them? >> no, they bought them. they brought them to me as a gift. >> pete, you are next. >> never been to a concert but i'm a big fan. i'm told the concerts are always

have been given, measure the influence, you can see the numbers given to such luminaries as john maynard kane or milton friedman, kenneth arrow, marks and the rest of them and smith outpaces any of them and in fact the citations that will run significantly higher than the next 3 marks put together. smith is a figure that describes the world of economics and the effect of that is he is enormously not prestigious but important to be associated with particular ideas and themes. he found himself the subject of misappropriation from across the political spectrum and the result is a series of caricatures. one is the idea, we find this on the right of the political spectrum, often that smith is a great laissez-faire economist and libertarian whose genius using releasing the world from utopian delusions of socialism and communism. another caricature on the other side of the spectrum is that smith is a market fundamentalist who is an apologist for greed, selfishness and human inequality and what we have between these two, he can't be both of these things. i will save you any vulgar suspense by su

. >> reporter: margie maynard helps organize the event which includes the dedication of the sculpture outside the hall. ♪ music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardell newman high school in santa rosa. that school had been heavily damaged in the fires. first responders across the north bay were honored, and people who survived share their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids and dealing with a process of grief with them. we're still dealing with that. >> these events are a way for communities to look at how much they had progressed since the fire, but of course they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergei quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> napa county marking one year since the wildfires with the test of its new emergency notification system. on tuesday morning, the county's office of emergency services send out a cell phone test alert that test is 9:30 a.m. you don't sign up for these alerts. they're supposed to g

scott maynard would maintain you're going to need an awfully to even to get the fed remotely stop. futures are repricing the trajectory of the federal reserve 2019 to verily over to hikes next year. asia is where the crux of the meltdown is taking place. juliette saly is an hour singapore studio. how did the numbers back up? extending beare market territory on the msci asia-pacific index down 22% from its peak. things in asia could get worse before they get better. you've got this dollar play in factor. india down over 1%. the nikkei down by 3.7%. that is its lowest level since march. the topics at its lowest level since last year. -- thetrillion market australian market. china, too. . the kospi now in a bear market. it misseddrop after estimates. let's have a look at the safe havens and play. -- in play. intopeople are going, gold, treasuries, the yen, the yen is up 0.25% against the dollar. a very interesting comment from our mliv strategist saying jgb's seem to have remembered there is a haven play two. look at the drop in the yield on the 10 year japanese note. we are still see

ceo who's never been a follower to a silicon valley fixture, former yahoo chairman of the board, maynard to curiosity and the study of horseshoes with economist gary smith. our reporters jake ward from al jazeera and barron's john schwartz. this week, on "press:here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied

still at large, tafahree maynard and he'll be charged with aggravated assault and felony murder.ave pulled the trigger. that second suspect is considered armed and dangerous. still not clear why this vehicle was parked at the middle school. police say they were responding to reports that somebody was smoking pot inside the car. >> a terrible story and a reminder of the risks these officers take every day on our behalf. david, thank you. really appreciate it. >>> let's go back to austin for another look at the weather. rob marciano is there for the grand prix. hey, rob. >> hey, dan. looking forward to a dry day here. they'll be running on one of the three types of pirelli slicks finally after a week's worth of rain here in austin. the rain moved to e corpus christi. what we're most worried about is hurricane willa off the coast of mexico and that will be making landfall potentially as a major storm. it's likely to get at least a category 4 in strength and making landfall some time monday into tuesday with wind and rain, but the rain will get into texas, san antonio, austin and spo

. >> margie maynard made the dedication of the love sculpture outside city hall. ♪ music and prayer was major part of a gathering at a high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored, and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change. the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids, dealing with the process of grief with them. you know, we still this morning are dealing with that. >> reporter: these events are a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but, of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, nbc bay area news. >> if you missed it sunday, we have an encore presentation of our wine country wildfire special. it's going to air saturday at 3:00 p.m. an amazing look at a community not ready to back down and will move forward, despite the devastation. >>> two palo altos high schools cracking down. administrators say they're concerned about the use of e cigarettes on campus. the scho

the great people from the great state of maine, and i want to introduce, marie folitar director of maynardsinues to bring out here to washington, d.c. >> thank you. we are here with a message. senator collins, in less than two months 70,000 people joined me and pledged to fund your future opponent if you vote to confirm kavanaugh. we have raised almost $2 million. and if you vote to confirm him, we are not stopping. we are coming for your senate seat. can you imagine how much more we will raise if she votes yes. we are coming out of the shadows. we are helping to make each other's voices heard. this moment, this movement is about all of us. this movement is for us to tell the powerful voices around us like senator collins, those that are used to having a disproportionate say about how our bodies work, what they are worth for them, for us to tell them and say we matter. this is the struggle of marginalized voices ever in the democracy. a struggle they have fought for hundreds of years. so today we sand in solidarity with them as we in maine have fought back every single day since the announc

jillian: police are still desperately searching for 18-year-old that ferrari maynard wanted for murdersecond suspect is in custody. 42 police officers have been killed in the line of duty this year. that's already seven more than all of last year. the saudi crown prince calling to offer condolences to jamal khashoggi's son overnight. skepticism over what really happened to the columnist. thought saudi government says his death was a tremendous mistake. >> first step of a long journey. we are determined to uncover every stone and determined to find out all the facts and determined punish those responsible. jillian: american political leaders on both sides of the aisle says the saudi plangs doesn't cut it. national security advisor john bolton is in moscow for two days of high stakes talks. the meetings coming after president trump announced the u.s. will pull out of a decades old nuclear arms treaty with russia. ronald reagan and gorbachev signed the treaty in 1987 forbidding both countries building cruise missiles. russia has denied building either of those missiles. brian: cheating on

of the supporters of the movement, among them were -- winston churchill, theodore roosevelt, john maynard keynes, helen keller. wells, these were people who actually wrote about supporting the eugenics movement and what eugenics meant. helen keller, of all people. so in 1927, we had this famous v. bellled buckley in virginia. the justice who wrote the opinion, the famous justice oliver wendell holmes, wounded three times in the war. here is what he said. world better for all the 's society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind, three generations of imbeciles are enough." well, the imbeciles and the manifestly unfit he referred to buck,, age 17, her .nfant daughter, vivian human factors, here is a story behind it. carrie buck was born to a single mother in poverty in charlottesville, virginia. she had sparse education, if any. sometime around the age of 15, her mother formed her out to a so sheto be a domestic, becomes a domestic for a family in charlottesville. rapesew of the family carrie buck on more than one occasion. she becomes pregnant and has a child

police searching for 18-year-old maynard.econd suspect is in police custody. 30-year-old officer tony would have celebrated his third anniversary this week. at least 42 police officers have been killed in the line of duty this year. of floor collapses during a college homecoming party dropping dozens of people into a basement overnight. 30 people were taken to the hospital after the floor caved in an apartment building in south carolina. no life-threatening injuries were reported. and the list of candidates to replace narrow down to 5, the president telling reporters he's interviewing 3 women and two men hoping to replace with another female, she's resigning at the end of the your commissioning down rumors about a potential 2020 oh run for the white house. those are your headlines. >> going after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, look what happened. >> why don't you get out of here? >> democrats keep saying what violence? people actually fight back. we will show you that. republican california congressional candidate ac

police believe 18-year-old tafahree maynard fired the shot. a second suspect, isaiah pretlow, is under arrest. the police chief described the deadly shooting as devastating. >> we know there is danger out there. we train for that. all officer goes through officer survival training. it's a gut punch. >> officer toney was 30 years old. his third anniversary on the gwinnett county police force would have been>>ce iou frida t. >> why you hitting her! >> the video shows two coral springs officers holding the 14-year-old down while the male officer strikes her in the thigh. police say they were called to a mall after reports of unruly teenagers. the teen's mother says the officer went overboard. the coral springs police department spokesman says the officer's actions were 100% within policy, legal and not excessive. police say the teen was cursing, trying to fight officers and resisting arrest. >> i don't know. it is hard to look at that video and think that's not excessive force. i know there are two sides to every story and they say her hands were

the second suspect is this young man, 18-year-old tafahree maynard, who is still on the run and accusedgravated assault and felony murder. officer toney was just a few days short of his third anniversary on the force when he was killed. at police precincts, families are hanging blue ribbons with the officer's badge number. >> it's basically just the one thing that people can do to say thank you for not only what he gave up but what he did every day. >> reporter: at one point overnight police had a house surrounded. they thought the suspect was inside it, but he wasn't. the call that began all of this was someone calling in saying there were a group of guys in a car smoking pot and somehow this turned deadly, showing just how dangerous the job is for police on the force every day. there is a vigil, cecilia, scheduled tonight. >> such a danger, steve, thank you. our thoughts certainly go out to that community and the officer's family. >>> we're going to switch gears now. it's mega millions time. the jackpot now $1.6 billion now, that's the largest ever ahead of tomorrow night's drawing. g

police are now searching for 18-year-old tufari maynard, wanted for murder. 42 police officers have been duty this year. that's already 7 more than all of last year. well, u.s. national security advisor john bolton is in moscow this week for what's expected to be some pretty tense talks with russian president vladimir putin and other officials over u.s. plans to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty. the kremlin says president trump's decision is a cause for deep concern. it would make the world a more dangerous place. senator rand paul on fox news sunday says with drawing from the treaty is a bad idea. >.>> i spent an hour with gorbeshov. they regard the disruption of nuclear arms, i don't want a nuclear arms race with russia or any other country. cheryl: the u.s. claims russia violated the agreement which forbids the use of intermediate and short range rockets. the kremlin added the u.s. has notice formally communicated the intentions to leave the treaty with justice. papa john's founder requesting the company amend its poison pill plan. he owns a 30% stake in the company. he's pr prohibit

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maynard america deserve better. >> aaron elmore, good morning, how are you? of a potential senator susan rice? >> first of all, what are her ties to maine? i would love to know. is she feeling she is slipping into irrelevancy? what is interesting about the democrats is their politics are retribution. merrick garland, that is why brett cavanagh was treated so poorly. now we are treating her poorly and saying susan rice had the seat. on democrats the ones who want to bring women up? not now. only when it is convenient for them. isn't that interesting? they want women to have a voice, they want women to have an opinion. no. only when it is convenient for them. >> you are pretty vocal that you don't think doctor ford's story added up and that there's going to be more that comes out, to your theory on her story. >> i always feel terrible for victims of any trauma and that is a huge thing but in this instance i am an attorney, by the way. the evidentiary part is really big. we are missing a lot of evidence and a lot of things go to her credibility as a witness. the