months and 22 million of them contacting the fcc, chama pai of the sec ignored those 22 million peoplend a by a three-to vote on the federal on they took net neutrality off the books. in other words, they officially strapped consumers of the projections that have allowed economy in our democracy to flourish. now americans will have to blindly trust their cable companies and their broadband companies and theirer internet providers to protect them againstai discrimination. it is a big cable strea dream ce true. they have already won at the fcc and now the c counterrevolutions underway. here in the senate it is already happened. what we need to do now is to have the same level of energy. those millions of americans targeting the house of representatives and telling them that they want net neutrality and they want nondiscrimination principles and they want equalhe protection for the smallest of voicndt companies to be the law of the land. net neutrality. we need entrepreneurs and job creators and small businesses which are the lifeblood of the american economyeroct against the natural tenden

we know at least five peoplend e de several other people hurt. are weng goi to melissa? so as you know rignow, this has been an active scene all da h tave been police from various agencies across the region, who have been trying to figure out exactly what is going on, a short timeag we saw the forensic team from prince pthe scene t sohey will be goin through this building meticulously to figure outhat they can find.e earlier, w saw 170 peopleth evacuated fis building, wore were employees who on various floors. not just for the capital gazette but various employees who worked in the building terrified when they heard reports of gunshots whenhe t started hearing there was an active shoer inside the building. we're waiting for a livece pres confereno give you the latest coming up h in a few minutes. meantime let's check in with lindsay watts. have they gone into his house yet? what's it's situation? . >> reporter: shawn, law enforcement officers have not gone inside yet. police say they are still waiting for anne arundel county police buthey should here any moment. let's gi

or for those peoplend it was fascinatg he said i am much more radical now and to some of that is bravado. maybe it is true but how do you deal psychologically with 20 years in prison? so the talk about what happens when these guys get out, what do they face? what did you face? what can we do? >> that is a very interesting se youave an individual form with the affluent background educated private school then gravitates towards jihadist and was a prolific writer but rather adamant to a degree he felt action was necessary rather than just speaking so he tried to travel to somalia i have read letters from him but just to say there indications of serious messages but those serious fenders to go much further down the road with the exception of like john walker and the way we have dealt with that is very problematic with the communication management because essentially re-created the echo chamber we assumed it would be monitoring and would not occur. but the isolated unit are those that i guess extremist affiliation sometimes environmentalist but predominantly jihadist. there are many examples

that money will continue to peoplend a number of will leave with substantial sums of money.stry, long-term trends are favorable. i would want to see our managers being focused on the long-term and our client being focused on the long-term. because you are investing for the long-term. visibly, when you think about retirement, that is the time horizon you need to have. that is we need to be close to our client. there will be a downturn. the questions --ow do you deal with it and how do you adapt your strategy to face it? -- julia: the suggestion coming into 2018 was we were going to see greater volatility. vein, doan -- in that you think we have seen the peak for inflows, or do you think those continue to grow? mr. raby: i will not tell you what i think. i will tell you what our survey sa we have quite a robust institute that does surveys regularly around the year and tatts institution investors around the world. in 2015, that survey said that investors thought they would have more than 40% of their assets allocated to passive strategies in 2018. in 2018, 30 2%, and our survey

no.cissna: 500,000 peoplend who jump the line and come into our country illegally every year, is that correct? mr. cissna: that is my understanding. net inflow is about half a million, i think. do you consider that a good thing? mr. cissna: know that is a bad thing. it is not -- no, that is a bad thing. it is not a good thing. sen. kennedy: tell me what was signed in 1952? andcissna: the immigration national out at the 1952. i believe president truman found it -- signed it. regulates alllly of the processes, many times since. sen. kennedy: what does it say about them coming in illegally and never had it? what does it say they do it twice? mr. cissna: they can be fined and sent to jail for two years. it becomes a felony. sen. kennedy: what could we not allow -- let me put it another way. why should we not have a procedure that says we will treat everyone the same, you will be treated equally, if you come into the country, jump ahead of the line, we will but we will not separate you from your children. you could do that if some of the loopholes we are about for months now were corrected