mcdaniel drives a kia four-door and hughes usually has his trigger finger on a computer mouse. >> i mean, we're talking property crimes here. they don't make a lot of news stories about property crime investigations. >> reporter: but make no mistake, these are straight-shooting investigators. highly trained, highly motivated. arriving on-scene to find a curious set of circumstances. >> we have a lot of police officers that work in our downtown core and for the person to get away that quick was unusual. >> reporter: property crimes around here usually involve someone looking to make a quick score for drug money. but detectives feel the tale of the tape tells them otherwise. >> we were under the impression by the way the fella carried himself, he wasn't local, he seemed like he was squared away and had a plan. >> reporter: and they have another hunch. they don't think that he was working alone. >> there's got to be more than one guy. i mean, just from our experience, there always is. >> reporter: let's rewind to show you what the police figured out, what the jeweler didn't realize at the t

. >> reporter: but police say the would-be killers, 48-year-old valerie mcdaniel and 39-year-old leonob unknowingly asked an undercover cop to do their dirty work. the accusation, grounds for a judge to deny mcdaniel bond on saturday. >> she indicated that she wanted her -- her ex-husband taken care of. >> reporter: prosecutors say the officer posed as a hit man and set up meetings with the two, recording conversations where they offered $10,000 each for the murders of mcdaniel's and jacob's former lovers. police staged a murder scene to prove the hit was done before arresting the couple. zmi think they have been very helpful in providing evidence to the police against themselves. >> reporter: mcdaniel had recently ended a custody battle with her former husband. her boyfriend, jacob, was recently charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend. in court documents, she accused him of stalking her and striking her in the face. >> mr. jacob, we know, was concerned about the testimony. at one point he even offered if his ex-girlfriend were restrained to do it himself by injeking her with potass

. >> as sobel waits in a holding area for his new housing assignment, he and deputy mcdaniel discussmmon. combat tours in afghanistan and the possibility that they could have even crossed paths when sobel was badly injured by a roadside bomb. >> 35 miles an hour and back half of the humvee, we were going over a bridge. >> i got a platoon that was based medivac'd out of and then my platoon was based and we would pick guys up at j bad if you got blown up or whatever and fly them to badr and get them out. it was in july of 2008. >> yup. >> that was probably my unit. >> that's so crazy. such a small world. >> it's always interesting to talk to somebody who was in the same area at the same time. especially someone who suffered injuries. that's what i was doing when i was thering, crewing medivac helicopters. guys who have been through a lotle, i have a soft spot for. try to help him out best as i can. >> a short time later, classification officers have found a new housing alternative for sobel. >> we have an area for individuals who don't need protective custody. but might not have as muc

>> a young man, named james mcdaniel, he is originally from florida but lives in coaster rica, he hast an american nutrition company, as a web site called the underground report on february 21st. i got 1 million page views and 90s. >> bill: what did he allege ms. goldberg said? >> it said that she had -- the widow, carryn, was seeking attention. she said, no such thing. >> bill: on the episode of "the view," march 1st, she is critical of president trump, as she is won't to do, but she didn't say anything directly about carryn. so, this guy lied. >> he lied. so, she comes under tremendous attack from people. she has got a lot of personal relationships with veterans. she was overwhelmed. she said that her personal safety and her family safety was in question. >> bill: it was. i'm a victim of smears every day. i understand how bad this is. there are times where i have to have extra security to go and protect my family and of myself when somebody will write something particularly vicious in the newspaper or on the net. she is absolutely right. we researched. she didn't say anything about

ronna romney mcdaniel, rnc chair, herculean task right there. the blood, so to speak. >> kind of. neil: all right. a quick look at what's been going on in the futures markets and elsewhere. this doesn't always telegraph what will happen the next day, but if if it had been a horrific speech, they would not have been up. rolling out across the continent and later on into europe, the african continent, what have you. for now off to a good start here, but the message from this president is that my agenda is still on, an agenda we will be pursuing with the treasury secretary of the united states, steve mnuchin, tomorrow. whether somebody outlined the plans the president gave tonight including that trillion dollar infrastructure measure is still on and how do we pay for that. he might know and have some numbers readily available. his first chat since the president laid out an agenda that shocked both maybe his friends and critics alike. donald trump, warmer, fuzzier, however you want to tribe it in reaching out -- to describe it in reaching out to the

morning joe" we spoke with the new chairman of the dnc, tom perez, and up next, we will bring in mcdanielime since we have had fair trade. the first republican president, abraham lincoln, warned that the abandonment of the protective policy by the american government will produce want and ruin among our people. lincoln was right, and it's time we heeded his advice and his words. they have taken advantage of our country no longer. ♪ ♪ z2a1fz zx9z y2a1fy yx9y >>> we are reminded of our nation's path towards civil rights and the work that still remains to be done. recent threats targeting jewish community centers and vandalism of jewish cemeteries as well as last week's shooting in kansas city remind us that while we may be a nation divided on policies, we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> the president addressing the rise in anti-semitic threats right out of the gate last night. welcome back to "morning joe." joining us now, chairman of the republican national committee. how are you doing? >> thank you for having me. tigers. we ha

the professor stanley mcdaniels i found the counsel for the summer of love to provide free concerts atll saints church every saturday night to get the runways and teenagers off of haight street. i was part of the psychedelic rangers that produced the first human being and now i am before you asking you were final approval for this major event and san francisco will have it. thank you. >> thank you. width so if we have anyone who is not spoken, if you've spoken you cannot speak again. i need you to take a seat. i don't think either of you has spoken. come on up. if you're spoken i need you to take a seat. [inaudible/off mic] i'm sorry, sir you need to take a seat. go ahead >> my name is john barstow baker, professor at san francisco state university. i've known booths houston for about 46 years. and have worked with the chet holmes could i've worked for bill graham. i have done concerts at the polo fields where i was head of recording for more than 450,000 people. when bill graham passed away. i can tell you very safely because i've been working with booths on all of the shows in the la