find him. >> mya's always been by brad's side through his battle with cancer. he's a three-time cancer survivor. but last year he found out it returned a fourth time. brad left new mexico to go to boise to care for his mother. his mother had a dementia diagnosis so he went up to care for her. that's when he found out his cancer had returned. because of that cancer, he had his left eye removed. he had a gland removed. he's undergone chemo, radiation. but now they discover it has spread to his shoulders, his hips, his ribs, his upper right leg, and his lung. but because this dog has been by his side the entire time, she's looking for him. but wait until she sees him. >> where's this baby. oh, yeah. >> she's so happy to see him. and you know that has to be the best kind of medicine for him. he's a tough guy. i mean, he's retired from the army. he was first diagnosed in 2009. this guy has proven that he truly is a fighter. they've got a gofundme page. as we all know, with this kind of battle, the bills can mount. >> what are you doing? where's my baby? >>> you hock

mya: both men put on a very good face today.hey seemed very friendly with each other, very willing to talk, but a lot of the rhetoric that we saw from this joint statement they gave was on a bus' side -- abbas' side, the same rhetoric may have been hearing -- adhering to with two states living side by side in peace and security. from donald trump we heard, let's do a deal and did not amount to much. we have a clip of something he said. donald trump: we want to create peace to israel and the palestinians. we will get it done. we will be working so hard to get it done. it has been a long time. we will be working diligently. i think there is a very good chance of it, and you feel the same way, mr. president. brent: there's a lot of optimism on the side of trumpet in that room, but we know the president has previously been unclear about if you supports the two state solution. has anything changed? maya: to be honest, not really. we noticed trump did not mention the two state solution in his comments just then. to be fair, he yet nev

when you leave the house tonight, do you say to mya, by, mya, mommy's going to be a super hero now?> no. i try to keep imp more like, i'm going to go to work. >> part of keeping it simple, wearing flats with that red sequined dress. that's mainly because gal recently hurt her back. >> i'm in bed because i threw hi back out. woo-hoo. >> how is your back? >> she needs some attention. but i'm sure once we're done with the mayhem, i'm going to have time to relax. >> there was mayhem last night all right. especially when linda carter, the original wonder woman, arrived. you are the bearer of the torch. >> yes, i am the bearer of the torch and now i'm passing it forward. i really want you all to embrace it. embrace this like you embraced me. >> with niece costumes, fans were definitely embracing their new heroes last night. >> it's incredible. i mean, this guy over here has an outfit that he just made. it's incredible. >> he made this? >> there should be an awards show just for the costume. it's off the chain. i just used off the anned an ed adjective. >> you're learning. this is a movie

mya rodriguez has more on the victims and how the tragic shooting unfolded. >> reporter: this morning a troubling portrait emerging of 35-year-old, the man accused of going on a horrific killing spree in rural mississippi leaving eight people dead including a a sheriffs deputy and two boys. authorities say the carnage apparently stemmed from a domestic disinvolving his wife and kids. they escaped by jumping out of a window. >> allegedly targeted three homes. three women were killed in the first house along with william dur, 36 years old a husband and father. at the second home, deputies found the bodies of the two underaged boys. then a man and woman found dead at the third house. he witnessed the killing of his wife. >> honestly, e he could have killed everybody in the house. >> reporter: he spoke with who recorded the interview. >> he knew what he had done and was not afraid to talk about it. >> it's a good thing they showed mercy. >> he's being held on seven counts of first-degree murder and one count of capital murder. >> back here, police are on the lookout for multiple suspects

in thinking about this occasion, i found myself visiting mya -- poems pelham delivered at the inauguration of bill clinton. her poem provided the history of the world and humankind from the perspective of a rock, a river and a tree. i theote i the rock, river, i, the tree i am yours. , your passages have been paid. if the pure faces, you have a piercing need for this bright morning donning for you. history, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlimited -- unlived, and if faced with courage, need not be lived again. lift up your eyes. the day breaking for you, give birth to the dream. women, children, men, take it into the palms of your hands, mold it into the shape of your most private need. sculpt it into the image of your most public self. lift up your heart. each new our -- each new hour holds new chances for new beginnings. do not be wedded forever to be feared. yoked eternally to brutishness. offer new space to place new steps of change. here on the pulse of this fine day, you may have the courage to look up and upon and out the rock, the river, the tree your , country. here on the

mya faculty member, one of jobs is to wean people away from an undue admiration of certainty. we will be paying a lot of attention to defense that took place 50 years ago. the summer we will have a heightened sense of what it will in the united states 50 years ago. lyndon johnson at the time -- some of you may look up the collage when this museum was designed, it was an effort to try to recapture images of the collages were important. 1960's. you notice, vice president humphrey and president johnson sitting there, it -- a map of vietnam is dividing them. it is no accident that this took voice. president johnson at the time that he ordered ground troops into vietnam in a combat role was well aware that 20 years before, harry truman had ordered two nuclear bombs in japan. 50 years prior, woodrow wilson had gone almost exactly 100 years ago today minus five days on april 2 of 1917 come here to go before a joint session of congress asking for a joint declaration of war in korea and germany. this was a president who had run in 1912 and 1916, staying out of these kinds of conflicts.

cory: there's an argument that -- half mya of advertising budget is wasted.don't know which half. the targeted advertising is better. that could be true of twitter as well. advertisers aren't buying this notion that a targeted customer through twitter's technology will be a better customer for this adds. julia: half my advertising budget is wasted. i just don't know which half. bloomberg news is among twitter's video partners. scarlet: julie hyman has a check on our energy companies. julie: one of the worst performing etf's in the monitor. .75% if you look at the xle. within it, if you look at the worst performers, a lot of natural gas and oil producers. capital oil and gas down nearly 2%. ero down 2%.l natural gas also taking a hit in today's session. right now, it is pretty mild. mild in new york and the northeast. the forecast is for it to heat up and then come back to more mild weather again. not a big demand for air conditioning. we are seeing that gas down by 3.5% today -- natural gas down by 3.5% today. we have money managers quite short natural gas at

joining us now the president of a committee for are you responsible federal budget, mya, what do you make of this budget? >> well, it's a very aggressive budget in a number of yeahs. first it lays out the fiscal goal of reaching balance within a decade. given huge our fiscal challenges are that's aggressive goal and i commend the president and the white house for laying out something they want to achieve. however, the way that they get there doesn't seem credible for a couple of reasons. the budget leaves out the biggest areas of what's it's going to take to get that budget to balance, first off, it doesn't do anything on our major entitlement programs, social security and medicare which must be reformed in order to preserve them and help people who depend on the program and the second big missing area of the whole budget is their entire tax reform just isn't really acknowledged in the budget and there's some hand waving, we will get onto that but not part of the budget story. they do have a significant cut in welfare, a lot of the saving proposals would be controversial but the kind

there was no collusion between mya t ty. i look forward to this matter concluding quickly.esident is expected to take questions for the first time since this news broke. >> peter, thank you. >>> a new controversy around tom brady. it's triggered by something that his wife has revealed in a new interview. we have stephanie gosk on this story. >>> good morning. it's not hard to find people who still want to talk about tom brady and the patriots' 2016 football season, love them or hate them. it was pretty remarkable. what has people talking this morning is what gisele bundchen has to say. has her husband suffered concussions he never told anyone about? these days tom brady and his wife have a lot to smile about. the patriots' quarterback overcame a four game suspension to pull off the greatest comeback suffer a concussion in 2016 that no one knew about? >> he has a concussion last year. i mean, he has concussions -- we don't talk about it, but he does have them. >> reporter: the statement set off a fire storm. nfl rules state no one is allowed to play with a concussion, not ev