back with us, law enforcement analyst mike brooks. t.j., still we have to start with little haylee, anything knew in the investigation? are you getting any buzz that they've got something new here? >> i can only tell you that the mood here is a lot more energized and when i talked to officials with the putnam county sheriff's office. in fact i had a conversation with sheriff jeff hardy yesterday, he said i can't comment on the investigation. but you could feel a sense that progress is being made. in fact, i was treated to some nice scenery, which was the haylee's room, putnam county sheriff's office, where they keep a lot of the evidence on the files, but i couldn't get into them, because those are all evidence in the case. but that's where they are housed and things like that. that's never been done so i sense there's going to be a break. misty croslin not adapting to jail life. not doing well at all. tommy croslin is do a bit better. ronald is in lockdown in putnam county. >> mike, you see this, new charges? not that they're not val

hln law enforcement analyst mike brook with us. facebook poll is it okay to faze a high school student. right now 85% of the folks on the poll say, yes, it is. mike, what do you think, as you look at, this looking at this and see the kid running and gets tazed and everyone is in an uproar. is that a pitfull of tazing a kid at that point or do you say that's the way to get control. >> you know, mike, these are tools law enforcement are given to situations like. this you didn't see them down on the floor but then we saw that other incident where the kid goes to the floor after they taze him and gets up and throws him coat off like he wants to come back at administrators and police and they put him on the floor and handcuff him. they are given a taser, what if they peppersprayed everybody, the kids. everybody would be in uproar or a collapsable baton, everybody would be up in arms then. this is one of the ways you have to use control of someone not being compliant. did you see the kid -- any injuries to this young man? no. he goes --

. >> mike brooks, he's the guy in charge, right? >> he knew what was going to happen here.e enough medical personnel on hand to handle even just a couple of people passing out? it sounds like he didn't. so that also goes to the recklessness of his conduct. and you know, did any of his people keep people in their physically, you know, from leaving? did they block any of the entrances where people could have gotten out? these are all things that will come out in court. but still, i still think this is total recklessness. >> here's the statement once against from his tomorrow. the charges are unjust and we will prove it in court. this was a terrible accident, but it was an accident, not a criminal act. normal sweat, from what we have talked to, should be 8 to 12 people, not 65. with that said, and there's what, you were with me last hour when we heard there was a nurse, maybe one doctor. two medical personnel for 65 people. how does that figure in? >> one thing that got mentioned earlier, is that he actually closed the door as each session started or as the fatal session start

mike greene? a wicked wrister? still in the third, another capitols power play. brooks light gets another power play, keeps it and scores. the comeback is officially on. still 5-4. mike knuble through the net. brooks light scores again. check this out. barely tips it in. we are going to overtime. the cardiac caps look like they are going toull it out again. canadiens with the puck. beats jose theodore with 7.5 seconds left in overtime. capitols lose 6-5. man, they went down fighting. >> it's over. it was a great run. when only teams have gotten better than you in that situation in all of hockey, it's a great run. that's why the guys are so deflated. they were trying in the third period. you could see the excitement on the bench. i'm more disappointed because i knew they wanted it. just didn't play well enough to win tonight. >> the capitols streak stopped 14 games. two more games before they take that olympic break. >>> nationals close to signing another pitcher. former yankee starter change ming wan narrowed his potential team to the capitols. he won 19 games in back-t

law enforcement analyst mike brooks joins us.e, they train a lot, don't they, not just in jefferson county but all over the country. >> all over the country, but especially jefferson county. jefferson county sheriff's office took some criticism after this was over they didn't act fast enough but they did what they thought they had to do to save lives at that time, chuck. now there's active shooter programs. every police department in the country. you go to schools and sometimes now you see numbers on different doors of schools and that's part of the preplanning for incidents like this. we heard their press conference that they have drills all the time at this particular school and other schools and that's what probably saved a lot of these kids' lives. >> 32-year-old brew kuko eastwo who is he? >> his father describes him as basically a drifter who's had mental problems all along. he doesn't really have any money to get any help for that. one thing that bothers me, chuck. they said they press conference today that he apparently w

mike greene rips her from the point. his 14th. now it's 5-3. eight minutes later brooksike already with one goal in the game buries his second to make it 5-4. then with 18 seconds left in regulation, caps pull the goalie, get a two-man advantage. kanuble ties the game at five. be go to overtime. -- we go to overtime. it ends. 6-5 final. first loss for the caps since january 12th. the streak over. third longest in nhl history. way to go. college hoops tonight, virginia tech in raleigh. hokies up big. hokies knock off the wolf pack by 20. they're now 19 and 4. the nationals open spring training in eight days. and while they've already become vastly improved since last year, they were hoping to add one more starting pitcher to their rotation and they may have found that man. the nats reportedly close to signing former yankees starter. the righty twice won two games. he's coming off shoulder surgery and a horrible 2009 and wouldn't be ready to play. meanwhile the nba trade is a week from tomorrow and they're ready for a deal that would send karon butler to the rockets and ai

brooks came to our campus. she did a three day residency at a women's residency college and they cut all mike classes and i stalked her. everywhere she went she would look up and there was in the middle of the audience. the last day she was there there was a reception and the press some of my writing into our hands. my friend said, do it, do it. she was very good about it. i thought i was special. she reached out to young people all the time but i got a letter from her saying this is really nice and you need to continue doing this. >> affirmation. >> that was what i'd was looking for so i called my mother long distance and i confessed her, mumm i don't want to be a lawyer. there was this very long pause. >> she didn't say, this is our moment. [laughter] >> finally she said medicine is a perfectly good profession and that never even discussed medicine. it was an odd moment. >> then, so you left with an english degree here at northwestern and then what happened? >> i went back to st. louis where my family was and i was determined to be a poet. poetry was my concentration so i began to get published in literary magaz