kayla is at south by southwest where she caught up with megan smith. hey, kayla.lso on issues of technology. and we're here at south by southwest. she remained close to the president's home line. we did talk to her about fighting terrorism online. about the government relationship and about the progress the administration made on various issues. here she is. >> we made a lot of progress in the areas and the main thing the president has been doing is adding digital folks into the mix. so we have over 300 people since that time has come from austin and boston and amazon, facebook, twitter, drop box, this whole group of very talented americans. very much focused on service delivery. so we have those americans and let's ask them to rotate in a tour of service with other colleagues. >> how do you sell them oncoming to the government from what are often extremely lucrative and high profile positions at the 'canes. >> our government will be what we make it and we'll talk to our colleagues about these. we have some of the top employees from amazon and that team and other

megan smith talks apple and the fbi. quick break with the dow down 20 points. >>> stocks are modestly lower right now but we're certainly off the lows. the dow is down as much as 108 now down 32 points. apple is the biggest gainer on the dow. in terms of the groups leading utilities and consumer staples. the defensive stocks are in the lead. energy and health care are the biggest lagers. the price in oil is falling. the dip in retail sales didn't help and neither did the bank of japan. >> it's worth noting that energy is losing on oil and health care is the worst performing sector today. valeant i don't think is listed within the s&p sector but in general a lot of the drug companies are down. we have this report out with express scripts and it's doubled in this country which leads into a lot of conversations about what you do moving forward as a policy implication of that particularly with the november election of course. >> if the s&p does close lower it would be the first back to back losing streak in march. >> very go

>> reporter: megan smith is the chief technology officer of the united states.b to advise the president on technology and innovation that will improve the future. >> coachella is incredibly creative. there is a lot of work to do in the rural areas. >> reporter: there are federal programs in place to provide wi-fi to rural district like the fcc's erate program which provides about $1.5 billion each year to schools. however, census data shows there are still 5 million households with school-age children not effectively connected to the internet. smith says that has to change. >> there is a lot of creativity that american people have and, so, whether it's going to come from a school district, the municipal leader or a national player, we need everybody in this game working on it. it's a very, very important fundamental resource for all of our people. it drives our economy. it drives our community and our interconnections. >> reporter: with adams at the wheel, the graduation rate jumped from 70% to 80%. now the superintendent has aspirations beyond students getting

our megan o'rourke is live tonight with an update on the victims. cameron smith and cooper caffery remain at miami valley hospital right now. the other two students who were injured are at home recovering...and one of them is being called a hero. monday was a mother's worst nightmare for ginger weaver. shots fired inside madison junior senior high school and her son, brant murray, who you see here was among the injured. 1:29 this is nothing you weaver says brant was in the shots started and that he pushed other students to safety. :32-:46"he was actually all of the boys that were shot. they were lunch because of the round table, and the boy that did the shooting was at the table next to them, said he got up and the gun, just opened fire on their table," brant's right leg was hit with shrapnel...he was hospital and may metal surgically removed. however, his mom says he will make a full phyiscal recovery. but, it's the emotional scars that students and staff and families here in madison township will likely face for time to come. another student, katherine doucette

megan to be a regular on the show. >> i want this to happen, i and nowadays in hollywood, black holes royals matter -- black roles matter. >> and expect upcoming wedding between smith and cc to be anything but matter. >> just you and me having time of our lives. >>ing any like what i would engine smith wedding would be, i know he does not have financial backing to make it as extravagant as he wants it to be. >> you have to let to wash over. >> there the wave. >> bill: look at this, a reporter at our sister station, they had on jump to safety to avoid a car headed to their live shot, look how close this came, barely missing reporter, slamming into tripod, hitting camera, thankfully everyone is okay. police believe that woman driving white car, might have hit the gas, not the brakes causing this vehicle she hit to veer off the sidewalk, right to the news our crew, brian saw this video, this is all over the social media. brian: crazy, and the guy in the end about to cry, thinking about what could have happened. people could have seen you get killed on live tv. reporter: scroo. reporter:tv. brian: crazy, and great reflects, looking at weather tomorrow. we'll continue t