michael kay, always good to have you and your perspective.hanks very much. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: one of the things that we know is that the fbi is asking the public to come forward with any information on the gunman as they try to figure out exactly why did he. this aaron alexis, and you can bet agents are looking closely at the details we have just talked about in his past. he has a criminal record outside of whatever we may know about him as a navy reservist. he was on the civilian track with some police departments. we will tell you about this man's past run-ins with the law. ings at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t digital life... ♪ ...personalized home security and automation... [ lock clicks ] ...that lets you loser to home. that's so cool. [ male announcer ] get $100 in instant savings when you order digital life smart security. limited availability in select markets. ♪ limited availability in select markets. what'swithout the thinking capitathat makes it real?? what's a vision without the expertise to execute it.

with us now michael kay, a former advisor to britain's ministry of defense. nice to see you again. >> good to see you. >> shepard: just made the claim there's no reason for us to believe he would use these weapons again. this flies in the face of every fact we have. >> well, first off, we have unequivocal facts -- >> shepard: we don't and they admit that. >> there is evidence that suggests chemical weapons have been used. let get back too military action. military activity is use the when diplomacy doesn't work. 189 countries signed up for the treaty and that mandates the -- prohibits the production of chemical weapons and mandates the destruction of chemical weapons. so let's go back to the table, use the u.n. security couple as a mechanism, get russia on the side. russia is the key through diplomacy to stability in syria. so let's put that forward, get assad to sign the chemical warfare convention of 1993. if we can get control of the chemical weapons and destroy them underrer in control, or u.n. control, even better. i think now is a good time to go back t

. >> and joined by lieutenant colonel michael kay. and a international analyst and peete hexet. ceo of concerned veteran was america. >> gentlemen, welcome. there is a concept that the cup passed us by for the moment and things are going to cool off for a moment and you heard me report the latest information, the russian president said we'll work on these things with the syrian friends here but you need to back down and take the threat of force. >> we have stepped back from the pres pice and seemed to be pragmatism is unveiling and we should take as good news. russian gave the administration a lifeline in allowing them to pursue the diplomacy channel. but the administration is lacking on coherent foreign policy and iran and syria and egypt, there is no coherent foreign policy there. we'll enter a complicated next phase. if the u.s. starts diplomatic negotiations through russia on talking with assad, there is an a questionence that assad will remain in power. i don't know what the administration wants. do they want to get rid of assad or keep a assumpted will it be signing up to

headline that i'm going to bring to you on the subject of oil and the headline actually comes from michael kay. a former advisor to the u.k. ministry of defense and michael is here with us in new york today. michael, you say, good morning, when the bombs fly, the price of oil goes down, straight down hard, right? >> well, if we look at empirical evidence, stuart, the price of oil slumped in 2003 when the u.s. made the very contentious decision to go into iraq. if you look at may 11 when gaddafi was toppled and by 10%. there isn't necessarily a definitive correlation of all prices surging whenever there's a contentious foreign policy. we have to look at history, really, to get a feel for-- >> what you're saying, what liz wi was telling us, buildup to any attack the markets goes down. bombs start to fly and stocks recover. the equivalent in oil is that the market pushed the price of oil up in the run-up to attack and you're saying, again, empirical evidence, oil comes down when the bombs start to fly? >> i think all the other things we've got to remember about this, 35% of all of the oil that is

. >> everyone has their favorite including "boardwalk empire" style michael kay williams. >> did youour favorite? >> "donkey kong." >> mario brothers. >> epic. >> contra was good. >> petris. >> ninja guys, the list goes on and we all have this mega man to thank. >> this guy was a genius. they should make his funeral fun. you walk in, beep, beep, beep, beep. >> they can release the ducks and shoot them and everyone can leave him flowers which you can pick up and get fireballs and then we'll show this special tribute video. thanks for the good times. >> man, rest in peace. >> we're waving the mario flag at half mast. >> how are you doing tonight? >> good, thank you. >> bobby brown, both in new edition together. this is a story of a poor lady trying to do the right thing. e is giving her money. he goes on to the car and bobby brown and the women come out and the rose lady runs up. she is speaking in spanish. they don't know what you're saying? >> no, no, no, no. >> she is being so annoying. >> oh, no. >> he comes up -- >> now in a moment of truth, what do they do? oh, sorry. >> he bough

lieutenant colonel michael kay is a officer in the british royal air force. >> thank you for being hereassad government may be interested in the cease fire now? >> that is what we heard from the deputy prime minister. if we look at the context of military cease fire. non state actors will use military activity to create political discourse. the free syrian army, is to k p keep -- at bay. they have it so you've got the fsa, the regime who are trying to stay in power and then you've got america with the threat of military strikes in terms of deterring assad from using chemical weapons again. you can see how complicated a cease fire discussion would be. for me, the question is defining success for the two conventions what does it actually look like? >> it has been two years 100,000 victims in syria. why now? why this week? we might be interested in a cease fire. i think dare i say it, he have had to come down this journey for all of the actors to have a bit of a realization moment. i think from the way i'm analyzing the situation which over outcome we have. whether it be keeping assad in p

joining us is michael kay. he served as an officer in the great britain royal air force and also a former casualty evacuation helicopter pilot so he's the guy to talk to about this. it's great to have you. just tell us a little bit about the skill and what went through your mind when you saw that. >> well, first of all, i used to be a special forces aviation commander working with the u.k. and special forces in baghdad on the hunt for high value assets, al qaeda individuals. this is a situation that we termed as a dynamic situation. what we're seeing is an incredibly reactive situation that requires critical helicopter aviation assets to be involved in a number of different areas of what's going on. the first one obviously is the critical safety to the people within the environment in the local area. what that means is casualty evacuation in terms of what we might have seen in some of the pictures you're showing at the moment is the basket coming down. they could be used to get people away from the area or anyo

kai reed joins us live downtown with more on the story. >> michael hatfield was airlifted here to shock trauma. he is in a coma and is being treated for a brain injury. investigators and family members know there's somebody out there with information that can help them with the investigation. they are pleading with them to speak up. >> saturday night, 18-year-old michael hatfield was walking home from a 7-eleven@liberty road and ridge road in taylorsville, just like he has many times before, according to his aunt. this time, things went wrong. >> i received a call at about 3:30 in the morning from michael's father saying that he has been struck by a car and was in critical condition. >> a car traveling westbound on liberty struck michael as he was trying to cross the street. patrons from in your by bar heard the impact and ran out to help. police say the teen's body was found about 20 feet west of the traffic light. >> his right leg is broken in four places. his left leg was totally shattered. on monday, he had a very extensive surgery, inserting rods and begins to piece the like togeth