sophomore ryan mcmillen can be scene walking toward the officer with a small axe in his hand. the officer, steven been repeatedly tells him to back away when mcmillen says shoot me over and over. the video has been paused so that shooting. hey. back away. >> excuse me. just shoot me. shoot me. >> back away from me now. >> shoot me. >> back@. >> shoot me. >> i've got a white male down with a hatchet in his hand. >> the 27-year-old officer has been on the campus police force for four years. he's been placed on routine leave as investigation into the incident gets under way. he was a pre-hospital major. he turned 21 last saturday. some students say they don't believe lethal force was necessary. >> if you're given a gun you should be trained to know how to use that gun in a way that you are not just going to kill people without absolute necessity. >> investigators are still waiting for results of an autopsy. police still do not know if mcmillen was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of that shooting. >> caught on camera, a man jumped on to an 18-wheeler to end a 1

the officer repeatedly telling mcmillen to back away, while mcmillen says, "shoot me" over and over. nbc news paused the video so it doesn't show the actual shooting. this is the confrontation. >> hey, hey, back away. back away. >> excuse me. >> back away. back away from me now. >> shoot me! shoot me! >> reporter: the officer radios the station. >> i've got a white male down with an ax in his hand. >> reporter: the officer has been on the police force for four years. he's been placed on routine leave, as the investigation into the incident gets underway. ryan mcmillen was a pre-hospitality major. he turned 21 last saturday. some students say they don't believe lethal force was necessary. >> if you're given a gun, you should be trained to know how to use that gun in a way that you're not just going to kill people without absolute necessity. >> the medical examiner is still conducting the autopsy. among the questions is whether ryan mcmillen was under influence of alcohol or drugs when the shooting took place. >> stephanie, thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news this morning ti

ryan mcmillen was a prehospital major. he turned 21 last saturday. some students say they don't believe lethal force was necessary. >> if you're given a gun, you should be trained to know how to use that gun in a way that you're just not going to kill people without absolute necessity. >> investigators are still waiting for results of an autopsy. they do not know if he was under at the time of the shooting. >> a controversial drug company ceo arrested. he came under fire for raising the price of a life saving drug 5,000% earlier this year. fbi agents arrested 32-year-old martin shkreli on security fraud charges related to a firm he founded. the federal case accuses him of taking stock from a bio technology firm to pay off debts. he's on a $5 million bond. >> former house speaker in the hospital. his lawyer revealing he had a stroke in november. he will be sentenced in a hush money case in february after pleading guilty to evading bank regulations and hiding someone off to hide past misconduct. his attorney says he's hopeful he will not out of the hos

ryan mcmillen was a pre-hospitality major. he turned 21 last saturday. some students say they don't believe lethal force was necessary. >> if you're given a gun, you should be trained to know how to use that gun in a way that you're not just going to kill people without absolute necessity. >> the medical examiner is still conducting the autopsy. among the questions is whether ryan mcmillen was under influence of alcohol or drugs when the shooting took place. >> all right, stephanie. thank you very much. >>> we've got some breaking news this morning tied to the pharmaceutical world and the ceo who was making headlines a short time ago. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams back with that. pete? >> matt, good morning. several reportthis morning say martin sh shkreli was taken into custody this morning, but they say these were securities charges. it's a federal investigation related to his former hedge fund. the fact he was under investigation had been reported earlier. this apparently stems from his time as the manager of a hedge fund called msmb capit

doug mcmillen has said clients who shop only in the stores spend an average of $1,400 a year.only clients spend $200 a year on average. but those that shop in the store and online, they spend $2,500 a year. walmart declined to say if it would add reward programs that are favored by this group. it's hallmark has always been the everyday low prices but increasingly what you're seeing is retailers need to have an omni channel experience in order to drive added sales at any of their outlets, online, or in brick and mortar. >> one of my banned words of the year, omni channel. mary thompson, thank you. along with curate. did you know walmart is the worst performing stock in the dow this year? it's true. down even more than the much maligned caterpillar. walmart has lost 30% of its value and it is back to stock levels not seen since may of 2012. but your next guest says nothing is fundamentally wrong with the company. let's find out why. joe feldman of telsey advisory group joining us now. joe, i hear your points and i know -- but the market seems to disagree. the stock is down 30%.

it's jimmy mcmillen. he was new york's colorful perennial candidate for everything.e's retiring from politics. he famously took over 40,000 votes in the 2010 new york gubernatorial race, because he was never shy about telling us why he was running. >> i represent the rent is too damn high party. >> because as you know, the rent is too damn high. yesterday, he wrote, rent is too damn high is an international crisis. so there you go. >>> up next, former virginia governor doug wilder joins me to discuss how president obama became a tool of his advisers. that's all in a new book by the former virginia governor. but first, here's the cnbc market wrap. >> we did have stocks getting a bit of a bounce after three days of selling. the dow gaining 82 points, the s&p up by four, the nasdaq up by 22 points. and chipolte's share rallied after the ceo said new procedure also make the restaurant the safest place to eat. the number of americans filing for jobless benefits jumped by 13,000 last week to 282,000. that's a five-month high. and crude oil prices finished down about 1%, hi

. >> and joining the conversation is tom mcmillen, former u.s.sentative from maryland and president and ceo of the division 1a athletic directors' association. and sunday at noon on "in depth," a discussion with political commentator cokie roberts, author of "ladies of liberty," "founding mothers," and her latest, capitol dames. join us as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook commentses and tweets. watch booktv all weekend, every weekend on c-span2. >> yesterday a marble bust of vice president dick cheney was unveiled at the u.s. capitol's visitors center. he, president bush, vice president joe biden, mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan spoke at the ceremony. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chairman of the senate committee on rules and administration, roy blunt; senate president pro tempore, orrin hatch; senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell; speaker of the house of representatives, paul d. ryan; president george w. bush and vice president dick cheney. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please s

with the british prime minister with whom already he had built a quiet good relationship, although mcmillen was a generation older. it turned out they sure did. but years later, i talked to some people who were in the private meeting. and president kennedy spent a lot of the meeting complaining about the newspapers were too critical of him. he was not enjoying the sering krit zic criticism after the bay of pigs. and finally, they said jack, brush it off. and the president said that's easy for you to say. how would you like it if you were the one being criticized. >> if the british newspapers said that your wife was a drunk? and actually, she was. she did drink too much. squl it's not always great historical revelations or a big change in the way that we see important events and important leaders. but you begin to understand things in three dimension and nuance the way that we're really behind the scenes. >>> ted kennedy, as we students of his life know, was born february, 1932 on exactly the 200th anniversary of george washington and narrowly being escaped being called george washington ken

with the british prime minister with whom already he had built a quiet good relationship, although mcmillen was a generation older. it turned out they sure did. but years later, i talked to some people who were in the private meeting. and president kennedy spent a lot of the meeting complaining about the newspapers were too critical of him. he was not enjoying the sering krit zic criticism after the bay of pigs. and finally, they said jack, brush it off. and the president said that's easy for you to say. how would you like it if you were the one being criticized. >> if the british newspapers said that your wife was a drunk? and actually, she was. she did drink too much. squl it's not always great historical revelations or a big change in the way that we see important events and important leaders. but you begin to understand things in three dimension and nuance the way that we're really behind the scenes. >>> ted kennedy, as we students of his life know, was born february, 1932 on exactly the 200th anniversary of george washington and narrowly being escaped being called george washington ken

. >> and joining the conversation is tom mcmillen, president and ceo of the division 1a athletic directors association. and sun aftday afternoon, a discussion with cokie roberts. she's written several books, including her latest, "capitol dames." we take your facebook comments and tweets. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 2. >>> the obama administration has accused russia of violating a 1987 treaty that eliminates intermediate range and cruise missiles. a joint sub committee examined the response to the violations. undersecretary for policy and state departments under secretary of state for arms control and international security testified. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. good afternoon. i'd like to welcome everyone to this joint hearing of the house armed services committee on strategic forces and the house foreign affairs subcommittee on terrorism, trade and nonproliferation on russian arms control cheating, violation of the inf treaty and the administration's response one year later. testifying today are the following witnesses, the honorable rose gottemoeler, depa