that's right well pete lisa initially was quite vague about exactly how that killing unfolded they said it initially that involved people several nationalities and it was that that really fueled the tensions on the street yesterday and again today we have started to hear more about the tea people that they have in custody today with has been confirmation that one of the suspects is in a rocky national another suspect the syrian national base of them in their early twenty's police have said that they don't know what the motive was and they will say it's not very clear how the attack on folded what they have said though is that people must avoid speculating as much as possible avoid spreading rumors there are a number of room is around on social media as there is some real concern and revisit coots escalate tensions here in cabinets our correspondent in charlottesville some fill in the story for us tonight in the eastern german city of kept its thank you here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the u.s. and mexico have reached a preliminary deal to r

pete strzok to beat up on? >> he can still go after lisa page. i'm sure he'll find targets. the reality, of course, is strzok has been extremely useful to the president. he's been useful to the president's defenders on fox news. he's become sort of the figure head or the embodiment of the quote-unquote, deep state. and to that extent he has provided, you know, a pinata for the president and his allies to go after. without strzok it's going to be harder to point to any particular villain in the fbi or the d.o.j. especially given now that comey and mccabe are also gone. so the president's not going to have as many targets over at the justice department and that's something that could potentially make his attacks on the deep state hit a little bit less hard. but i don't think we should expect to see him change his behavior. the reality is the president is skeptical of the fbi as an institution, of the intelligence community as a collection of institutions and just because this one particular individual is no longer there isn't going to change the president's abiding distrust fo

pete williams. >> reporter: once one of the fbi's top counterintelligence agents, peter strzok is out, fired over text messages he exchanged during the campaign with an fbi lawyer, lisa page, about donald trump. in one she asks, he's not ever going to become president, right? strzok at the time a senior agent on the russia investigation responds, no, no, he's not, we'll stop it. strzok insisted his private views never affected his work. >> i separated out my personal beliefs from any action i took officially as an fbi agent every day. >> reporter: but to house republicans critical of the mueller investigation, he was exhibit a. >> i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations during 2016. >> reporter: the justice department's inspector general said strzok made investigating russian election meddling a higher priority than the clinton emails, concluding we did not have confidence that strzok's decision was free from bias. president trump tweeted today, finally, asking based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped? but strzok's lawyer says an fbi disciplinary review r

pete williams tells us more. >> reporter: once one of the fbi's top counterintligence agents, peter strzok is out, fired over text messages he exchanged durin the campaign with an fbi lawyer, lisa page, about donald trump. in one, she as, he's notver going to become president, ri ght? right? and strzok, at the time a senior agent on the russian investigation,responds, no. no, he's not. we'll stop it. strzok insisted his private views never affected his work. >> i separated out my personal beliefs from any action i took officially as an fbi agent ery day. >> reporter: but to housebl repuans critical of the mueller investigation, he was exhibit a. >> i don't apprecie having an fbi agent with an enunprecedd level of animus working on two major investigations during 2016. >> reporter: the justice department's inspector general saidtrzok made investigating russian election meddling a higher priority than the clinton e-mails, concluding, quote, we did not he confidence that strzok's decision was free from bias. president trump tweeted, finally, asking based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped? but strzok's lawyer says an fbi disciplinary review

pete. >> reporter: once one of the fbi's top counterintelligence agents, peter strzok is out, fired over text messages he exchanged during the campaign with an fbi lawyer, lisa in one she asks, he's not ever going to become president, right? right? and strzok at the time a senior agent on the russia investigation respond, no. no, he's not. we'll stop it. strzok insisted his private views never affected his work. >> i separated out my personal beliefs from any action i took officially as an fbi agent, every day. >> reporter: but to house republicans critical of the mueller investigation, he was exhibit a. >> i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with an unpress au department he level of an must working on two major investigations during 2016. >> reporter: the justice department inspector general said strzok made investigating russia election meddling a higher problem than the clinton e-mails, concluding, we did not have confidence that his decision was free from bias. president trump tweeted finally, asking, based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped? but struck's lawyer says an fbi disciplinary review recommended a sus

thecan ability in pete -- delhi compete with vanguard, who has a better structure to deal with that? scarlet: the ownership structure? lisaric: let's go beyond the bear market to this post apocalyptic van guardian future -- vanguardian future. it will be very difficult. life andhas made will make life difficult for everyone who is not vanguard. there was a media quote that fidelity is reading the writing on the wall, but vanguard is doing the writing. ownershipd mutual structure will go down in history as the single greatest effect on the business in the past 50-100 years, simply because they are mutually owned. vanguard founder thinks the companies are ultimately going that way. they will have to convert to vanguard structure to survive down the road. scarlet: he is not a fan of, he likes index funds traditionally. talk about -- he is not a fan of etf's. vanguardhe likes traditional inx funds. do you think etf's could get to a zero fee? could, butnk schwab there are already free etf's all around you. etf's track the total market, vti, they track three or four basis points, but they lend securities out, take some of that

strzok, his lover the lovely lisa page and other top official s now dismissed or fired so many of the great men and women of the fbi have been hurt by these clowns and losers. pete other communications of stock, page, comey, and others as part of the ongoing effort to hold the fbi and doj accountable. they will say the fbi has still not been forthcoming that they've classified too much, slow walked too much and as a result we still don't know the extent. ed: we've only seen the text messages between peter strzok and lisa page, andrew mccabe now added to the mix as well what about his e-mails and text messages remember the previous text we heard about had to talk about an insurance policy this meeting in andrews office presumably andrew mccabe so we've seen peter strzok and lisa page going back and forth not all their messages but some. what about andrew mccabe's messages the president highlight ing something. abby: i think the biggest word that comes to so many minds is accountability. where is the accountability when it comes to the fbi and doj and how they've handled all of this? how is it you can have this russia investigation play out for so long on all the