what are your thoughts on this, miranda?" what are your thoughts on this, miranda? this is a classy statement from buckingham palace, considering how awful the allegations were from meghan and harry. this is the queen. this is her fingerprints all over it, what she is saying is "we have compassion for meghan and harry. we wish we had known how terrible they felt, how incredibly put upon the felt." then, they address the explosive race allegations megan made, that her son was not given a title because of the color of his skin, which turns out to be false. they say "those are troubling in concerning, and we will be looking into them ourselves, although collections --" areas their blood, they are the grandchildren, and they still love them very much. you can hear the queen's voice coming in there. it's a great way of hosing down the controversy, and not feeding the beast. >> katie: harris, to the point of a note of compassion, care behind it -- the palace is usually taken a position, do not explain, do not defend. there is one of this resolute silence. that was part of

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miranda, thank you. tha leo, thank you.ck, yep, a full-on slugfest breaks out in the arizona bath & bodyworks store. it's a brawl. we'll show you next. test . >> sean: video of the day, a vicious brawl inside of scottsdale, arizona. customers allegedly got into an argument over cutting into line leaving employees to actually tackling a customer inside a store. scottsdale police say the two woman involved have been cited criminally. okay. there is your fight for the day. anyway, let not your heart be troubled because the news continues. laura, that's a great lead-in. tucker hands me humpty-dumpty in red socks. >> laura: the tussle on the ground, that must have been a hell of great body lotion. it's hard to find great pure body lotion. >> sean: i watch people that don't know how to fight. oh, my gosh. elbows, no, they are pulling hair. >> laura: we're going on to another hair pulling, which is the show. great show tonight, hannity. i'll see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham and

"new york post" columnist miranda devine is a fox news contributor. that was not a short list.anda, good to see you. we're up to five now. it seems like this is becoming more bipartisan. is it? in terms of the push against the governor? >> it really makes no difference whether it's one, two, four, five or a dozen. he is not going anywhere. he has told us he will brazen through. his style of politics just being impervious having the hide of a -- he saw other people see it through. biden had an assault allegation against him and he prospered and went on with barely a blip to become president. i think women need to start realizing sexual harassment is merely a weapon of war in politics. it is used against people when it is convenient. at the moment, andrew cuomo served his purpose. he was the anti-trump candidate last year. he was held up by the media as the absolute model of pandemic leadership simply because it was a contrast to donald trump and would do damage to the president. now he is no longer of any use. he is white and male and progressive women of color like leticia jame

now joining us is miranda devine and tammy bruce. your reaction to the statement today, the breath-taking i thought arrogance he showed? >> outrageous. he is the perfect example of the construction of false gods by the democratic party and the media lapdogs. here is a man who just a day ago issued a statement essentially mocking the accuser, saying oh, i was being playful. they misunderstood me. they didn't understand. this is what harassers do all the time. blame the target. she didn't understand what i was trying to do. they are not cognitively astute enough to be able to recognize what a joke is. that is what they say. that is the essence of his first non-apology. i think now what you saw today was him realizing this, he is an actor. he's now saying what he thinks people want to hear. behaving in a way he thinks people want to see. in the meantime, he apologizes a little bit maybe to one but effectively, sean, throughout the statement, calls the other women liars. and this is a man when we take women seriously and we look at overv

it's the one, miranda. >> very good point, because i thought she did a fantastic job.asked who was the royal who allegedly was complaining about the color of the unborn baby's skin? i don't believe that story. that was, harry said that happened early on and she implied that it happened when she was pregnant with archie. not true. >> sean: all right, thank you both. miranda, thank you. leo, thank you. when we come back, a full on slugfest breaks out. it's a brawl. we'll show you next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: video of the day, a vicious brawl inside a scottsdale, arizona, bath and body works after customers allegedly got into an argument over cutting in line, leading employees to tackle a customer inside the store. scottsdale police say two women involved have been cited criminally. okay. there is your fight for the day. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues. laura, that's a great lead-in. humpty dumpty. his underwear and red sox. oh, my gosh. >> laura: i won't go there but i will say about the tussle on the ground, that must've been some hell of a bath salt, body loti

i would go a little further than miranda.struck me as a former speechwriter is a lack of any credit that donald trump for one of the greatest public health achievements we have ever seen, the creation of this vaccine. i think of joe biden had started out -- just give him credit, biden can take credit for what he's done to accelerate the doses or something. but i think if he had shown some willingness to give donald trump some credit, he would be held as a unifier. people might take him a little more seriously here. instead he always seems to be lecturing us about healing and unity without really doing anything to advance. i thought that was a really big missed opportunity. in a speech that's designed for people to look at a president in these times to reassure us things are going to get better, we are on the right track, your government has this, that sort of made a lot more political to me and also just not the truth. >> try to go through the transcript but i didn't see any mention of a situation at the border or the fact th

she didn't run away from them. >> reporter: miranda remembers the last time she saw abby.aking selfies at school. >> we wanted to be silly together. that was the last-known picture of her, was the picture her and i took together in science clasp. >> fbi agents went door to door thursday night in an apartment complex just off route 16. >> the search ramped up incredibly fast. the conway police started. the attorney general's office got involved, the fbi, state police. basically created a dragnet in the north conway area looking for abby hernandez. >> reporter: the story leads the evening news. >> the town residents out all day searching. >> she was last seen leaving kennett high. >> this is the first time we heard from abby's mother since she went missing. she wished her daughter a happy birthday. >> reporter: three days after her disappearance, it's abby's birthday, but instead of a celebration, there's a vigil. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: and zenya has a message for her daughter. >> we miss you so badly. sara and i think about you all the time. and we want you

she joined me now along with mayor bill miranda and councilman jason gibbs.ou for being here. appreciate your time. i am so sorry for the loss of your son. for those who don't know your story can you take us back and tell us what happens? >> my son was picked up from his grandparents's home, suppose a difference picked them up from home and they took him over to a home, a room in a home and they beat him, brutally beat him to death and repeated it, to beat him to death three times until my son was finally murdered. benjamin: i'm so side. his policies include no definitely, prosecutors no longer seek enhanced prison sentences, juveniles no longer tried as adults, no cash bail misdemeanors for nonviolent crimes. here's what gascon has to say is a minority of victims want the maximum punishment imposed in their case. research shows these views are not shared by majority of survivors of violent crime is most survivors don't find healing by putting another person in a cage. i want you to respond to that because that seems like a very harsh statement to make as som

. ♪ ♪ >> and miranda lambert won for best country artist. ♪ ♪ >> and although she is didn't win, mickeycountry album. ♪ ♪ calls for racial equality took center stage. lil baby and killer mike form today the bigger picture inspired by the black lives movement and the artist h.e.r won honors for "i can't breathe," written to honor the death of george floyd. >> will this mean more than any other? >> absolutely. absolutely. we wrote the song out of pain and hope, and thinking that you know, we want things to change. >> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm chip reid. >>> it's tuesday, march 16th, crowding the beach. spring break is well under way, but partygoers are concerned of another covid concern by piling into a virus hot spot. >>> border crisis. border facilities are overflowing with thousands of migrant children as the biden administration races to find a solution. >>> church controversy, why the vatican says it cannot bless same-sex unions. >>> well, good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with

here with reaction, fox news contributor's miranda devine and leo trail.ve stayed on the show, frankly. i thought he was an entertaining house and successful. not sure why he did that. >> remind me of the old days when i was leo 1.0. >> sean: wait a minute! >> let's focus on this. i am leo 2.0. here's a situation. i heard whitley's morgan said beard said the same exact thing i said. let me be as clear as possible. meghan markle and oprah winfrey taking a page out of the allen alsharpton playbook. it could be someone else. stay tuned for part two of the interview. they are doing this to make money and they have basically thrown the entire royal family, the country of england under the bus. i agree with piers morgan 100%. >> sean: live in a neighborhood with homes of like $15 million, miranda. not exactly poor. if you claim you want privacy and security, the last thing you should be doing is an interview with oprah winfrey worldwide. guess what, you know longer are going to have privacy and probably could, i hope it doesn't, impact your security. >> 100%. lo

thanks, miranda. sandra, you know, kirsten gillibrand to her point was more than happy to talk about brett kavanaugh, talk about al franken, bill clinton, president trump. but now saying, you know, we shouldn't be judge, juror and execution and let the process go through. she wasn't willing to do that in the past. >> sandra: rightly so. the focus on kamala harris as well. the first female vice president in the white house. what has she said on this? still silence. it's a big point to make. when you compare the allegations of sexual misconduct allegations of nursing home allegations very important, but to miranda divine's point there, john, serious, serious stuff when it comes to the cover-up of the nursing home deaths. >> john: no question. >> sandra: california's largest public school system is one step closer to reopening. the los angeles unified school district and the teacher's union there reaching a tentative deal we're told this week. an exact time length still is unclear, but under this deal, s

joining me now to discuss this is miranda divine. the governor's office to see if he did the training or not. we didn't hear anything back. but it begs the question, if he did, does it even work to begin with? >> thanks, lawrence. obviously, not. he either hasn't done it or it's completely useless. i think probably both are true. it's a typical, as you were just saying rules for thee but not for me. cuomo is the king of new york. it's those sorts of rules for the little people, not for him. it's really extraordinary that he still doesn't get it. you know, a 63-year-old man asking a 25-year-old underling if she enjoys sex with older men is not a joke. he can't just throw it off and pretend that testify just joking. charlotte bennett, the woman who's made these allegations, doesn't buy it. she says he's not accepting responsibility which, of course, would be the first step to some sort of atonement or rehabilitation. but that, obviously, isn't going to happen for andrew cuomo. he just, as he always has in his career, is going to brazen

miranda, you still come i never touched anyone inappropriately. and the post writes. as we begin a brand-new day and finds himself in the middle of multiple scandals, miranda. >> hi, sandra, he's on a road to nowhere but he's obviously has told us that he's going to dig in and really i can't see anybody managing before the next election next year. but the fourth term any are shattered as his presidential ambitions. if there was any remorse today, he seemed to be a little bit teary-eyed at one point although it did not seem very genuine. any remorse was for himself and his shattered ambitions. no remorse, no apologies for the families of those 10,000 people that he sent into nursing homes who were covid positive and leading to the deaths of so many come at 15,000 plus people, elderly people mostly in nursing homes. and he has always denied that charge. that is because of his order. and then he covered up and he's under federal investigation for that. his own aide has admitted that they covered up and that they didn't provide information requested by state legislatures

i go further than miranda, the thing that struck me as a former speechwriter was lack of any credit to donald trump for one of the greatest public health issues we've ever seen, the creation of this vaccine. if joe biden had started just give him credit, biden can take credit for what he has done to accelerate the doses or something but if he had shown some willingness to give donald trump some credit he would really be hailed as a unifier and people might take him a little more seriously there. instead he is lecturing us about healing and unity without really doing anything to advance it. i felt that was a really big missed opportunity in a speech designed -- people look to a president in these times to reassure things are going to get better, we are on the right track, your government has this and that made a lot more political to me and not the truth. >> i tried to go back to the transfer but i didn't see any mention of the situation at the border or the fact that there are concerns about covid and people not being tested or even if they are positive the local authorities say they c

. >> he found the troop with women well miranda. they get words from the audience and make up ra y.oe wins, thony gets a grammy. go ina shoex where my children can't destroy it. >> the competition is stiff. in that category, movies about beyoncc, linda ronstadt, zz top and the beastie boys. >> these are part of our pod. >> his family and pandemic potter throwing him a party. >> we are going to have our two other families over and on the cake it was a congratulations, beyond. so i think we know, i think we know where their allegiance lays. >> you can watch the 63rd annual grammy awards this sunday on five p.m. right here on kpix5. >> always good to have a backup plan. >> good to know your kids are always rooting for you. >>> thank you r watching. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? thank y'all very much. ha ha ha! how's everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate it now. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] and we got another good on

jackie says she is still too afraid of the outdoors after an unprovoked coyote attacked or outside her miranda home last month in news. >> to a 3 did not give her much relief. she does not distinguish now between every dog in the neighborhood and the she's still scared but only other children and i feel. >> very relieved to the california department of fish and wildlife says trappers caught the male coyote thursday not far from jackie's home near camp lindo high school captain patrick foy says dna evidence confirms the coyote is responsible for 5 attacks on people ranging from a 2 year-old to men in both marotta and. >> all right. well, day the rest of felipe story in just a few minutes in the meantime, you can add visiting bay area wineries to the list of things to do this weekend. the state has loosened its restrictions on wineries and breweries starting tomorrow kron on sarah stinson is in sonoma county with details. >> if you're planning on heading to sonoma and napa counties this weekend and you want to get a glass of wine or do a wine tasting starting tomorrow. you don't have to order fo

mom was not allowed in there and they you know had given them lawyers they all waived their their miranda rights. rights. where you live chris. says. that if. this is very very serious in this neighborhood we don't know it is there. any. way to use an example we. are seeing there are stages and surely you can see where this point is. it is hard for people to understand how this can. help produce a confession something they didn't too and there really is a complicated set of stories there is no one reason. you know why is confessed to get out of this bad situation he was under pressure from many many hours he was likely be told that others were giving stories and that to to cooperate or to go home and it is very telling in the central park 5 case that every one of them every one of the boys and every one of the parents who were present were surprised the boys were arrested after their statements every one of them i was going home right well you know what that sounds crazy right here thought you were gone or confess to a rape and go home right but you know that one false confessors were int

. >> it is well-known that the miranda supreme court case provided the well-known miranda warning pretrial to give any defendant the right to counsel and to not have the statements used against them but to be able to be forewarned of their rights. in the gideon case, of course, was to allow for an appointment of a lawyer for innocent defendants who cannot pay and to recognize the importance of counsel. simple concepts for pretrial and the issue of justice in america. before we begin i would like to remind members of the we have established an e-mail address and distribution list dedicated to circulating exhibits, motions or other written materials that members might want to offer as part of our hearing today. if you like to submit materials please send them to the e-mail address that has been previously disturbed it to your offices and we will circulate the material to members and staff as quickly as we can. i would also ask all members to mute your microphones when you are not speaking and this will help prevent feedback and other technical issues. you may unmute yourself any time you see

including best new artist and dua lipa won best pop vocal album her song won for "i can't breathe" and mirandacard was named best country album. >> 28 grammys. >> right can you imagine the entire wall, bookcase in her house? >> she can put a lot of distance between her and everybod >>> and an emt goes way beyond the call of duty to help save another first responder's life . you really did me a solid with that “maya markdown” on my insurance. here's the deal maya, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. right. no really. there's no markdowns, just great rates. pull around back in 20 minutes. i'll hook you up with the good parts. when you want the real deal... like a good neighbor. state farm is there. you never leave the house without your luvs or your big dad energy. when you want the real deal... because...when you see a leaky situation you have luvs ready for that pro-level leak protection. luvs. parent like a pro. boy: i wish i could wake up and say hi to a giraffe. ride a train in the sky... and visit far away galaxies. narrator: stay in the magic at a disney resort hotel. so

our correspondent against the years following this story live in the studio good afternoon to you miranda 1st of all what is happening here while they've are as you mentioned after blocking the translation broadcast by r.t. in its family of channels they have now begun blocking artie's website online through r.t. russian for example now is blocked in latvia and this is what viewers see when they try to visit the web site your internet browser is trying to connect to a website which in the territory of the latvian republic is a more fully distributing television programs without a retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council. last year latvia's communications watchdog council choose to block r.t. here on the website it now says view as you see this message that r.t. doesn't have a permit to broadcast in latin plenty of channels in latvia that broadcasts there but don't have a permit from the state especially on live every single channel in the world nevertheless this is where the confusion comes out that they've tried very hard to block r.t. 1st with this reason on t

some good news as alameda county moved into the orange tier along with santa cruz county,miranda, sanan mateosan mao the orange tier means indoor gym capacities will go from 10%- 25%. restaurants, movie theaters, churches can increase their capacity >>> contra costa county officials are ready to begin vaccinating everyone 16 and up. the county with the second bay area county to expand eligibility 250 and older one week ago and vaccinate 100,000 people in a matter of days. some 45% of the county's 1.2 million residents have received at least one shot. this comes as a new mac vaccination side opened up in concorde. leslie brinkley joins us us us >>> rapidly changing covid vaccine landscape here in contra costa county. last week they opened it up to 50 and up. this week today, this morning, opening it up to every adult 16 and up. i am here on waterworld parkway. this is the entrance to a new mass vaccine side of what used to be waterworld. contra costa county has shots and slots open. they are still prioritizing older age groups groups groups communs.

miranda just how significant then is this latest round of peace talks that are taking place. well the point of these peace talks isn't so much to facilitate the ceasefire for the 2 sides to agree on a ceasefire it's more to facilitate the peace process itself or deal be made here nevertheless both sides will be able to discuss how they're going to form a peace deal and you know the the atmosphere the mood here is amicable enough it was only a few years ago that the taliban delegation even agreed to sit down at the same table in the same room as the government delegation here we saw i mean the former president got his start sitting shoulder to shoulder with the taliban delegation the even joked talk to each other shook hands and even hugged you know perhaps a hopeful side going into the future now that the 2 sides demonstrating that they aren't as afraid as opposed to engaging each other as they were in years past nevertheless the situation on the ground in afghanistan is nowhere near as rude as it is here violence is on the up unfortunately and sergey lavrov himself said that

maraniss facing charges of terrorism sedition and conspiracy she took over as interim leader when miranda's fled to bolivia in 21008 violent protests against his reelection he returned after his movement for socialism party won october's elections party members came on yes and her former cabinet promoted the overthrow of switch she denies the bolivian government maintained the news is a rest is not politically motivated. we are clear that we are not pursuing any kind of political persecution we are not inventing anything nor intimidating those who think differently these processes are already initiated in our country justice is following its course of that should within the deadlines established by law and we believe that it should continue this way. a car bomb in afghanistan's hereof province has killed at least 8 people and injured dozens a hospital spokesman says the explosion late on friday night destroyed several nearby homes now once again responsibility but local officials have claimed the taliban in a statement to the un security council said it condemned in the strongest terms the

chooses a man miranda that acknowledges the federal government's legacy and promoted segregation housing discrimination. it commitsts itself to address the consequences of these practicesck. this acknowledgment of responsibility is unprecedented. but is always what matters now is what we do with it. our conversation today will focus on the federal government to work state and local tallies to its obligation under the fair housing act in its broader commitment for equity gaps in housing in our community for this conversation no 1 better to have joined us today than the former secretary they are, great thank you so much for being here. so, i am curious, what do youst think it means countless earthy day 1 commitment that the president made. where there were equity overan here and that other conversations happening about retirement or transportation. they were not integrated particular well. i am curious how you responded to that commitment on the part of the president? >> i was happy to see it. it's invaluable sends a strong message to all of the cabinet secretaries, every agency in the dep

joining me now for reaction, new york post columnist and fox news contributor miranda devine what did you think about that proposition? >> well, jesse it is frightening and you've summed it up extremely well, you know, we're almost at the 100 half way through the 100 days of biden's campaign, and it's amazing how quickly everything is just turned to custard. we have a president who is basically conducting business exactly the same way as he did during the campaign from his basement only now the white house is his basement, and he has more staff to cover for him. and you just wonder who is pulling strings because -- you know, he's not being allowed out to become accountable to add to questions to be transparent, and undergo scrutiny for really radical policy changes he's making to these countries as you said these are unpopular whether it is the border crisis, down south, or whether it is destroying women's sport with his transgender executive orders. he is just turning the countryup side down, and yet he doesn't answer for it, and it is uncannable and minder not letting him out you pl

todd: miranda divine says governor cuomo's building is nothing new it is clear why democrats are now turning on him. >> he has always managed to evade accountability for all the malpractice he committed over the years and all the people he has bleed and all the power he has abused and unfortunately for him but not for the rest of us he has finally reached the end of the road and that is only because the democrats decided he was of no more use. he had served his purpose as a foil against donald trump. >> in the past governor cuomo supported women who made sexual harassment claims including brett kavanaugh's accuser, cuomo said, quote, to all survivors of sexual assault, we believe you. >> brothers and sisters in blue will escort a fallen georgia shasta pd home, justin was shot during a police chase near the florida georgia line. officers lining the streets while his hearse is supported from the tallahassee hospital, two brothers facing murder charges, this shows them arms, trying to break into a home. homeowners as they ran away when he shot back, the suspects were later arrested. lie

miranda divine, thank you for coming on. thank you. we'll be back tomorrow night and every weeknight 8:00 p.m. in the meantime, hannity takes over. >> hannity: a lot to cover. a lot of ground we're going to make up tonight. now coming up, we'll bring you the very latest from the crisis at our southern border. sarah carter has jarring exclusive hannity brand-new footage of illegal immigrants pouring right into the country. our cameras were there. we'll share it with you. plus, we have a full investigation tonight into the complete and total collapse, if you even want to use the word "journalism" it's not at nbc fake news with an in-depth look at some of the network's most dishonest anchors. later, scary new details emerging about the democrats' election takeover known as,

it is just a rawl that was made up by that guy who shot lynn manuel-miranda. and it didn't seen start out as a way to block legislation, it was a way for the senate to keep debates open, not to debate for so long that nobody could ever actually vote on a bill. so it is original purpose is completely different from what people decided to use it for later on t is insane. sort of like how facebook was invented as a way to see which of your classmates to-- and later for a way to organize a lynch mob for mike pence, and you might wonder why senators back then would want to risk having an endless debate you but don't forget in the 1800st, there wasn't anything better to do. it was either listen to thaddeus talk about a bill or take a bumpy carriage right back to your plantation where a bunch of black people wanted to discuss your terms of employment. are you probably going to want to hear what thaddeus has to saivment either way eventually senators realized they could block legislation by debating forever and thoo could get pretty ridiculous because there was no rul

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jillian: miranda lambert brought home the trophy for best country album and taylor swift won artist of the year. still to come, fema usually handles national disasters, now they've been called to the border to help care for migrant children. our next guest, a former immigration judge, says biden's promises are encouraging families and kids to make the risky journey. he's live next to explain. >> plus, 102 years young and still going strong, the fran any who has -- granny who is taking the internet by storm after joining an online gym class. ♪ >> an agency that's called the federal emergency management somehow doesn't have the word emergency when it's used for a crisis. by definition, if you call in fema, you have an emergency which is another name for crisis. >> california congressman darrell issa calling out the biden administration as dhs orders fema to help with the surge of unaccompanied migrant children. jillian: this comes after a texas detention facility reports to being filled to over 700% capacity. here to discuss is former federal immigration judge, andrew arthur. thank you f

miranda for. was our one has a hush and the whole few bullets one of my dying on no less shit. analysis shoot them back and. condition in a manner no and no certain percentage many other i'm election. in and i am letterman for all one letterman for additional a.o. heck was a no. no and the more other. all command but that bus had the owner and i was just one of one of the seamen now well into what i had the examiners. throughout the middle east to be syrian secret police is not for us for it's intelligence gathering technique it's high ranking officers who have defected trying to keep out of the media they know only too well the system of terror they were part off for so many years. a former chief of the so-called political security a branch of the domestic intelligence service speaks out for the very 1st time. and if you can what i mean what kind of a kind of an v. they're a little much about it and you were under the guise of the study is that of course he would tell you more do it. with a car beechwood do i leave we. money how they live with this whole with our wad with the

miranda divine, thank you for coming on. thank you. we'll be back tomorrow night and every weeknight 8:00 p.m. in the meantime, sean hannity takes over. >> sean: a lot to cover. a lot of ground we're going to make up tonight. now coming up, we'll bring you the very latest from the crisis at our southern border. sara carter has jarring exclusive hannity brand-new footage of illegal immigrants pouring right into the country. our cameras were there. we'll share it with you. plus, we have a full investigation tonight into the complete and total collapse, if you even want to use the word "journalism" it's not at nbc fake news with an in-depth look at some of the network's most dishonest anchors. later, scary new details emerging about the democrats' election takeover known as hr1, a disaster and the $2 trillion pelosi/schumer payout. since the election, many of you have asked me, well, what do we do now? here's what everybody needs to do. right now is the time you need to engage. you need to call your senator. you need to stop hr1. you need

so the interview of the shooter is either going to be custodial where he'll be read his miranda rights or he'll be talked to. regardless, that's for the district attorney and law enforcement to decide how they approach him. that being said, it will be a very thorough interview as to what his state of mind is, what his motivation was, where or how and when did he procure the rifle, the ammunition. and at the same time that's going on, i can assure you warrants are being drafted for searches of his residence, for his vehicle, and for his electronic devices -- laptop, desktop, cell phones, plural, and that's will be gone through. and that information will get corroborated with his story, whichever story he decides to tell, if he decides to tell a story at all. this will be a detailed investigation, and, again, unfortunately law enforcement is too well versed on how to deal with this. >> yeah, it is a sad reality, isn't it? so what is your reading of what happened at this supermarket, and what questions would you be asking right now? >> i'd be asking those specific questions, more so you s