. >> joining me now is political psychologist bart rosi from naples, florida. from your vantage point, do mass shooters share similar traits in situations like this? for example, is there a co composite profile? >> first off, nice to be with you. yes, there is a profile. the profile of the shooters is very consistent. usually, a lot of internal anger that generates into a retained anger, as psychologists call it and moves into a rage where they want to strike out at the world or strike out at mother and the world, and it's a very similar pattern for most of the shooters. they feel that they are not part of society. they don't -- they are on the outside looking in and you can hear with this shooter that he is kind of on the outside when it comes to women. he is probably, as a lot -- has a lot of self doubts and with early aspergers, they have problems socializing. so, he probably had issues socializing, being with his peer group, a lot of personality issues here. >> those problems you mentioned, i want to go back to what you said about this internal anger. there

october 5th, 2012, avid storm fans and naples florida residents rita and nick grill are preparing ton afternoon soaker. >> i looked out the windows. it was so dark. he said, let's go check it out. so we came out onto the lanai. it was, it was windy. i thought, this is a neat storm, i got to grab michael remarks let's see if i can film this. real rooting tooting rachael here him very awesome. >> the skies were angry that day. we were watching this storm build and build and build. rita was filming it, paning her camera back an forth, just really taking the whole thing in. >> it's just beautiful. the lightning, whohoo-hoo-hoo. oh. i love it! >> we can see the storm was building, it was stronger than what we frequently see around here t. rainfall was really good. >> winds are whipping and sheets of rain are pelting the enclosure. rita tries to record all the action. >> i was paning across the back yard. as i was doing that, i could see in the background, the trees were really bending over from the wind and i thought, okay, i'm going to pan back over there so i can maybe catch this tree,

. >> you are in naples, singapore, sydney. >> it was quite remarkable.eople say, the theatre is dying. if you had been with us on this tour, you would have seen the audience packing in. >> people are saying theater is dying for 100 years. [laughter] >> it is true. as long as people have stories to tell, it will be alive and well. it was a great experience for me to try to capture. the thing i am most pleased about is that sam and i were at the center of it. what you really get a chance to do is meet a whole group of journeyman actors and actresses. this is what they have dedicated their lives to. they are the heart and soul of what makes theater fantastic. i am just trying to continue my disruptive behavior. it is very exciting because i think to some degree, one of the reasons i decided to do it -- >> tell me about that. i know a number of people -- including the head of the bbc. >> it was an interesting lecture to give. i am the first actor to give it. i talked a great deal about the netflix model and the fact that we did this two seasons of a series a

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actually southern florida naples market which slows down in april we were just there, the market is reallytrong. go up to the northeast, the exact opposite. it was just starting to join the recovery. we're actually finding that the job market is starting to slow substantially all throughout the northeast. and midwest is a real laggard. and phoenix is actually shot up too far. we're calling it a hockey stick market. it went down too far. it went up too far. now it is going through a b of a period of adjustment. gerri: john, great information. thank you. >> you bet gerri. gerri: we have a news alert for you now. a top official at the veterans affairs department is stepping down. comes amid a firestorm over long appointment waits falsified records and even deaths at va hospitals since we told you over the last few days. undersecretary robert petzel announcing his resignation after being grilled by a senate committee yesterday. whistle-blowers, including a former va physician allege wait times up to 21 months for appointments were covered up and put on a secret waiting list. they claim at leas

. >> bears and gators, the trials and tribulations of life in naples. steve harrigan for us.your county there. >>> a high school senior is using twitter to try to get his entire art class out of a final exam, using twitter. he said if a picture of him -- or a picture of his art teacher and him gets 15,000 retweets, he and his classmeaates will not he to take the test. i think the tests are supposed to tell how well you have done. we're live with more on this. why 15,000 retweets? >> well, shep, he said he initially offered 5,000 retweets, but they have settled on 15,000. this is a tweet right here. this is in a high school outside austin, texas. the kid posted it on wednesday. so far, he's got nearly 9,000 retweets. his deadline as you can see on the chalkboard is noon, may 23rd. so far, a lot of other people are picking up on it. other students are making deals with their teachers and posting similar photos. pretty wild. >> all right, good luck on your retweeting. we'll be right back. man: i know the name of eight princesses. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll

katherine naples says the allegations were made by her husband who she is divorcing.ight yon was arrested thursday and we vent been able to arrest her attorney. and another resigned after allegations were made against her. a current teacher who didn't want to speak on camera, says around town, some started calling permian predator high. we asked the school superintendent what is going on at odessa permian. >> honestly, if i knew the answer it that, we would have stopped it by now. >> when you ask the same question around town, you discover another layer to this story. some who blame the student just as much as the teachers. >> there is a problem, i believe, but i'd also like to put some of the blame on students. because they are receiving no punishment or even anything whatsoever. it is all going on to the teachers. >> most of the accused teachers are young women in their 20s and not that much older than their students. superintendent tom crowe says it is still no excuse. teachers must know where to draw the line. >> people said well sometimes the kids are flirtatious

it was a 10-month experiment across three coninents, 12 -- >> you were in naples. >> istanbul, singapore, sydney, australia. spain, san francisco. and it was quite remarkable. people-- last night someone said, "theater is dying." >> rose: i know. >> if you had been with us on this tue, you would have seen audiences packing into theaters all the world. >> rose: you also said people have been saying theater's dying for hundreds of years. >> it's true, it's true, as long as people have stories to tell and people want to hear stories, i think theater will be alive and well. so it was a great experience for me to be able to try to capture. and the thing i think i'm really most pleased about in terms of this film, is although sam and i are sort of the center of it, what you really do get a chance to do is meet a whole group of journeymen actors and actresses who aren't famous. this is what they dedicated their lives to do, and they are the heart and soul of what makes theater fantastic. >> rose: it's becoming entrepreneurial. >> i'm just trying to continue my disruptive behavior, charlie. >> r

rex from the mountains of utah to the streets of naples. weather is motivating extremes ports fans from across the world. here are some of the world's best skateboarders conquering the urban obstacles. >> and how about walking a tightrope in between two air balloons? attempted tol balance at perilous heights without a safety rope. >> what would persuade you? although it did look like he had a parachute on his back as we are watching his go pro video. this is the investment case for go pro. let's see how the markets are trading. jonathan ferro joins us with his asset check. >> let's look at the equity markets. six-year high across europe. the excitement was yesterday, big gains in italy. the ftse 100, welcome back to work, city of london. well you were away, the volume on the stoxx 600 was 55% below the 30-day average. a big chunk out of volume. , one basis bond point higher. yesterday, down 17 basis points. a big stamp of approval for his mandate.and elsewhere, what are we looking at? euro now buys me 1.3646. a big speech from mario draghi