andrew pollack, the father of meadow pollack said hunter was excluded. >> i guess he has a differentnda than their agenda. >> the pollack family wants school safety legislation before gun control. before nay left, the parkland students reiterated their goal. >> vote out politicians refusing to pass common sense gun legislation. >> student activists told us hunter pollack didn't speak. he is over 18. that was their cutoff. they're continuing their activism and have a walkout scheduled for next month. demarco. >>> adriana diaz, thanks. the national rifle association fired back at march for our lives. a host on the you tube channel. dean reynolds has more on the nra hard line stance against pro posed gun laws. >> it was only a few short days after the parkland mass shooting that the nra was saying what it so often has. >> the truth is -- they've want to ban every ban in america. >> for the nra they are the critics. naive, misguide, or disingenuous. >> here is an honest proposal. either you admit it that you want to ban all guns, or you stop endangering good people by limiting their opti

and with us is andrew pollack, first appearance since getting that signed yesterday. first of all, i want to say i know and i would encourage people out there to pray for meadow's eternal soul and family because i understand it's helping you in doing what you're doing, no? >> yes, dave, thank you. it's empowering me to keep moving on and continue with my mission. and my mission is not to just have it done in florida, but to continue on and go to every state and meet with every governor across the country and have them do the right thing before there is another tragic event. david: does this florida bill make schools safer? >> yes. let me explain that what happened in florida, you know, dave, the country is so divided right now, the left and the right, so, what happened in florida is historic. myself and like you heard, the governor on the clip, ryan, another father, we were up in tallahassee, and what's historic is we were able to get the left and the right to come together, put away-- put aside all political differences and focus on what the american people want and

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pollack, i appreciate you joining me on a sunday afternoon. i know it's probably incredibly hard to relive this every single time, and i can't, again, my condolences -- >> i'm here for your kid right now and all the other kids in america. we got to stop this right now. and i'm here so to make sure there's not another shooting. 200 school shootings in this country. why has it not stopped, do you think? >> i don't know, mr. pollack. >> after every school shooting it's all about gun control. that's why it hasn't stopped. i'm here to say let's harden our schools. let's do that first and everyone, then we can focus second on the gun laws. people go do whatever you want with the gun laws. let's just make our schools safe right now, today. >> andrew pollack, thank you so much. we'll be right back, everybody. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and mi

. >> reporter: on facebook andrew pollack, the father of parkland individual owe meadow pollack said his son hunter was not included. >> i guess he has a different agenda. >> they they left these parkland students reiterated their primary goals. >> we need to vote out the politicians who are refusing to pass common sense gun legislation. >> the student activists told us that hunter pollack didn't speak because he's over 18 and that was air cut off. they also said they are continuing their activism. and have a walkout scheduled for next month. demarco? >> adriana diaz, thanks. the national rifle association feared back at the march for our lives on social media. the host of the nra youtube channel called it a march for their lies and told the stoneman douglas student activists if their school mates hadn't died, no one would know your names. dean reynolds has more on the nra's hard-line stance against were posed new gun laws. >> it was only a few short days after the parkland mass shooting that the nra was saying what it so often has. >> the truth is, that they want to ban every gun in

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plus andrew pollack the father of one of the 14 students killed in the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting made an emotional plea at the white house last month. >> i'm pissed. my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here merry christmas are the politicians listening we'll see what he thinks. cbs news seth doane will take us inside syria for a closer look at the assad regime brutal attacks on rebel held area outside damascus. also plenty of analysis on all the news ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning and welcome to "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. the trump administration has seen turbulent weeks before but this one left washington reeling. on the policy front the president endorsed position on gun control that appeared to be more in step with democrats, confusing republicans and the nra. in a free wheeling televised meeting with lawmakers he suggested that when it came to potential threat -- >> go through due process. >> brennan: that would be unconstitutional. he endorsed the bill tightening background checks at gun shows p

andrew pollack joins me now. he is father to 18-year-old metal pollack who lost her life on february 14th. there's a beautiful picture of the two of them. good to have you back tonight, sir. i know this is your life mission to make sure this doesn't happen to any more families, so having watched this video, what do you think? >> to tell you the truth, i haven't watched it. i can't stomach to watch it. i just heard what was going on and not only is he an embarrassment to every police officer that puts uniform on, he's a coward and he is also a liar. he lied in the investigation, not only is he a coward, he's also a liar. he knew when that guy brought him in the golf cart, he brought him right to the building. then he said he didn't know where the shots are coming from, so he lied right there. the guy drove him to the building and a cart and then he lied in the investigation also said he never heard shots. he's too a liar. to go past that, he was there at the third minute. my daughter was killed on the third floor,

let me take you in to the house yesterday, andrew pollack who was the father of 14-year-old meadow pollackhe 17 victims here, he was there as this made a historic vote passing and moving it over to the government of now to sign into law if he chooses to do that and this is what he had to say after that happened. >> on behalf of all the families who lost a loved one on february 14th, i want to thank the governor for tremendous support and we stand united in asking him to sign this historical bill into law. >> reporter: and we heard also from andrew pollack as well as folks right here in parkland saying, while this appears to be a significant step forward, it's an incremental step that they would like to see actually much more happen on the state level as well as on the federal level. this is one of the residents in parkland speaking to me right here at the memorial just after the house vote yesterday. >> i'm a little disappointed about the assault rifles still being available, but i think it's a good start. i'm really proud of the kids from this neighborhood. they really pushed for this. th

analytic in a statement on his facebook profile and in an interview shortly thereafter sucker broke up pollack eyes that promised users a new feature to turn off third party apps apps which came with the analytical allegedly used to harvest private information. it began with an innocent personality quiz and ended up with a fifty million facebook profiles being used to sway elections. now the question is why didn't facebook do more to protect its users dunta. the scientist behind the quiz says he is a scapegoat. did you know what they were going to do with it did you know what their interest was no i mean that's the thing i was pretty heavily siloed of anything as far as funders or clients i found out about donald trump just like everybody else through the news portal to give people more options than just facebook's founder mark zuckerberg broke days of silence on the scandal admitting the company had made mistakes. i started facebook and at the end of the day i'm responsible for what happens on our platform we will learn from this experience to secure a platform further and make our communitie

. >> reporter: parkland father andrew pollack was there.lost his 18-year-old daughter. >> what was it like being at school? >> emotional every second of the day. going there, i felt, i liked going there, to tell you the truth. got to see kids going back to school. >> reporter: he lobbied the governor for safer schools and spoken directly to president trump. >> i'm pissed because my daughter i am not going to see again. >> reporter: why have you decide to speak out? >> i feel obligated to do it as a parent. feel like it is on my shoulders. i can't allow tight happen again. >> reporter: 95% of the student body showed up for school. the day started with fourth period students could be with classmates they were with during the shooting. the day started first with pledge of allegiance. a 17-second moment of silence. followed by a recording of the school song. jeff. >> for us once again in parkland. thank you. >> a gunshot caused panic today at a high school in dalton, georgia. the police say a social studies teacher, you can see in this video, l

joining me now is andrew pollack whose 18-year-old daughter was killed in the shooting almost three weeksthank you so much for being with us. our sincerest sympathies. it always feels hollow to ask this question after a tragedy like what befell your family, but how are you doing? how is the family doing? >> i'm holding up and i want everyone out there who wants to help me on my crusade to follow me and help support my page. that would be great. >> remembermeadow.com. >> remembermeadow.com that will help me with my crusade. we have strength in numbers and need to make our schools safe. how can you help you? i'm in tallahassee. >> it amazing me when people have gone through the tragedy you've seen and find the inner strength to try to bring about change. you support the bill being considered today, the school marshal program is in it. it would arm school staff members and teachers who, first of all, volunteer and get more than 130 hours of training. as you know teachers have been encouraged to lobby against the plan. a recent poll found america is divided. 50% oppose arming teachers. i wond

meadow pollack was killed in the rampage. her father watched the students come back. >> i like seeing the kids going to school. i like seeing kids that are alive and moving on with their lives. >> reporter: kroger is the latest retailer to say it is raising the minimum age to 21 to purchase firearms and ammunition from its fred meyer locations. the company joins dick's and walmart, who announced similar moves wednesday. >> we have to act. >> reporter: president trump is demanding stricter gun control at a bipartisan meeting with lawmakers wednesday. he surprised many with his comments saying he would even support bypassing due process to take guns away from the mentally ill. >> take the guns first, go through due process second. >> reporter: the president even criticized lawmakers from his own party for being too fearful of the national rifle association. >> i think there's a lot of excitement afterwards that he might actually lead on this and we need that. >> reporter: the president tweeted this morning: watch. and this wint

is joshua pollack he's a senior research associate at middlebury institute of international studies at monterrey and editor of the non proliferation review this is a pretty time flies in prospect isn't it president trump possibly meeting the north korean leader how significant is the announcement it really remains to be seen this is one of the stranger weeks in in american diplomacy just a week ago the state department special representative for north korea policy retired in what was widely interpreted as a gesture of frustration and just yesterday the secretary of state rex tillerson. said that we have had no discussions with north koreans and we're a long way away from from having serious negotiations with them so now this. everything has been handled through the good offices of the south koreans everything we know about what the north korean leadership has said has come from one man than the south korean national security adviser. and the north koreans themselves have said essentially nothing they have commented positively on the meeting with the south koreans and made no reference

the officers say they found joshua pollack on the ground holding a semiautomatic gun. they told him to put down the gun but he refused. the officers say they felt they were in immediate danger and open fire. the officers were wearing body cameras and that video is now being used in the ongoing investigation of this deadly shooting. >>> on a day when students all across the bay area and the country were taking action against gun violence, a threat was found on the campus at san leandro high school. classes there are canceled because of that. threatening graffiti was found in a bathroom and said a shooting was going to happen at 1:00 today. the school district immediately placed the school on lockdown, conducted a search, nothing suspicious was found. but school officials are taking the extra precaution and keeping kids off campus today. the district did notify the parents and many showed up at a school yesterday to pick up their kids. >> in the climate in today's school shootings, that's reason why i left work and came down here. today, there's a walkout for the school

meadow pollack would never...fter holding her silence, staring directly at the crowd, for a full six minutes and 20 seconds, she had this message for the students: alarm bleeps. since the time that i, came out here. q rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else‘s job. including the background to the school shooting in florida, which is at the centre of today's rallies. just go to bbc.com/news. a senior official in egypt has survived an assassination attempt in alexandria. the city's head of security is understood to have been the target of this car bomb. he survived unharmed, but two police officers were killed. this is the street where the explosion took place. as you can see, the whole area is cordoned off and the scale of the damage is quite big, actually. many of the cars here are severely damaged. we understand that an improvised explosive device has been planted under one of the parked cars and it went off when the co

guttenberg, chris hixon, luke hoyer, cara loughran, gina montalto, joaquin oliver, alaina petty, meadow pollackschentrup, all lost their lives. nicholas, today would have been his birthday. nicholas, we are all here for you. happy birthday. their families endured great pain. my classmates were forced to become adults and were targeted as adults. we have to do this for them. we must stand beside those we've lost and fix the world that betrayed them. this doesn't just happen in schools. americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters, and on the streets. we the people can fix this. for the first time in a long while, i look forward ten years, and i feel hope. i see light. i see a system i'll be proud of. but it all starts with you. the march is not the climax of this movement. it is the beginning. it is the springboard off of which my generation and all who stand with us will jump into a safer future. today is a bad day for tyranny and corruption. today we take to the streets in over 800 marches around the globe and demand common sense gun laws. [ cheers and applause ] today

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by five to aaron pollack thank you for your time. we'll be back after this short break. join me every thursday on the elec so i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics for this i'm sure business i'll see you that. what holds if you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to trust. something i want to. get it right. this is what. real people. interested always in the water. there should. welcome back the two dozen western governments are sending home between them over one hundred russian diplomats they expulsions are to show solidarity with the u.k. which accuses moscow of orchestrating the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter earlier this month britain's prime minister to resign may has praised the coordinated response you see i welcome the international support that we have that we have gone into this a little as i said in the house yesterday this isn't just a matter of the u.k.'s position and working with you case i think in the national security interests of the individual countries concerned. my cor

julie phelps pollack for coming today and being with us. time magazine in yesterday, there was a wonderful profile of the parkland students and their efforts to organize this march and movement. the report had a wonderful line, and she walks into the offices of the parkland students and says, "everything crackles with a sense of ferocious optimism." " a sense of ferocious optimism. ." i would like to thank you for your leadership and grace in helping us to understand where we are and where he might go today. i want to make a special thanks used to michael green. when parkland happened, we were obviously all devastated. when the march appeared on the horizon and the magnitude of this event, and the opportunity to stand in front of congress and all of you and put out and evidenced-based message for howe prevention -- that is i see prevention science, these lens --e a much broader michael is the one who said, we have to have an opportunity. we can't just have knee-jerk responses to what is in front of us today. we have to rely on the science a

both iranian and international artists painting such as mural on in the in red ground by jackson pollack found their way there. along with works by brock. roy lichtenstein rauschenberg. and many others. financed by petrol dollars from the sale of oil its total cost is still a mystery but the criticism that iran spent too much money on art continues to annoy cameron dba to this day how do you do you can mine cow that. how much transactions were completely above board. and then i received a letter if you john someone recently claimed that they had all the purchase receipts at that moment and. someone else said the museum had lost them all. but i still have them the stuff i can get them from the library. but. it is the idea here is the list of everything i bought everything is listed here. every work purchased while i was director of the museum is recorded here in the aftermath. cameron diva mainly bought works by contemporary american artists at prices that are absurdly low by today's standards . see. the total amount spent on art purchases while he was the museum director was about three

investigated president bill clinton for most of his presidency that began with whitewater ended up with pollack jones as lawsuit and then monica lewinsky so i don't think we can say that trump has been unfairly targeted we have seen these things just in the last thirty years ok approaches that don't the concern that the longer the investigation goes on the more doubts will be poor and on that undermining potentially its credibility of we've already seen the republican house intelligence committee finding no evidence of collusion last week and people pay attention to that especially trump supports is all i'd say is i don't think that clearly accurate unless you just running in place and not getting any new indictments but i think. if you want to get the closest to a smoking gun it's the acknowledged june two thousand and sixteen meeting set up by donald trump jr with jared cushion or and paul man afford to meet with the russians to discuss in their own words the handing over a dirt against hillary clinton and then afterwards concocting this statement that no was all about adoptions that the real

sent them to these offshore oil and swell the brain about five six thousand people in one sydney pollack over the last hour and as you can see they're now making their way out of this they're going to wind their way through the city straight some light their way to another part on the other side of sydney c.b.d. and this is just one of many rallies taking place across australia this one or possibly melbourne's is likely to be the biggest but they're all refugee rallies going on right across the country and the people here complain not only at the government for what it has done and continues to do it's been now boy here since many of those refugees were sent to the prison camps but also at the media in australia as far as i have seen we are the only professional television crew here on sunday this is a pretty big rally six thousand people in the sydney and this was last seen with the only television crew here the people here want more coverage of opposition to australia's government's policies. thousands of people have protested tell of a have against israel's planned mass deportation of

and brown reporting there from outside times pollack thanks very much action. well that vote in china is taking place on the same day as a byelection in hong kong where the pro-democracy camp is aiming to win back these are power in the lead sister police have detained a number of protesters gathered outside the polling station where the city's leader cast her ballot as if the pollen reports election is seen as a test to gauge reaction to beijing's increased interference in the city's governance. edward you know is too well that victory doesn't guarantee his place on the legislative council. the former professor won in the twenty sixteen elections and while being sworn in he added to fray saying he would fight for universal suffrage after a year in office the beijing government reinterpreted hong kong's constitution to deem him an eligible because of that this time he promises his supporters he has a plan ranging you're going to you know didn't they. in the end of this year which we'll discuss about the political rights of all i'll call people i usually use the

meadow pollack would never...d out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages. at10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. my guests tonight are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and political correspondent at the financial times, henry mance. another very sad story. tributes have been paid to a french police officer, who died saving the lives of hostages in a supermarket siege in the town of trebes yesterday. lieutena nt—colonel arnaud beltrame, was shot and stabbed and later died of his wounds. three other people were also killed. ina in a series of attacks. president macron, said that he showed "exceptional courage," and called him a "hero". lucy williamson reports. this attack has become not the story of a gunmen but the story of a hero. arnaud beltrame. the man who made astonishing bravery seem natural, almost routine. flags were lowered to half—mast at his former base today and at units across the country to pay homage to their colleague and friend. he wa

. >> martha: and andrew pollack whose daughter lied at parkland, he was here last night.me perspective. he wants to pass things that he feels can be passed first, right? >> yes, ma'am. that's paramount. we have to secure the schools first and make sure this will never happen again. only then can we have the gun control debate. >> martha: david haas has been out there a lot. familiar to americans. here he is speaking out on his side. watch this. >> i hung up on the white house the other day. they called me the day and asked if we were going to come. i said i am not coming because we expect president trump to come. i ended on this message. president trump, we don't need to listen to president trump. president trump needs to listen to the screams of the children and the schemes of this nation. -- screams of this nation? >> martha: what do you think about? >> i am trying to control my anger. the president calls you to make bipartisan change and the one man who leads our nation and says let's make it happen. you hangup the phone? david was like he have to make a change. let's

peter pollack, future college student. helena ramsey, 17, champion in academics. and both the school marching band and orchestra. this was the 18th school shooting in the first 43 days of 2018. following this terrible tragedy, the surviving students have organized to take action and are demanding that their leggors -- legislators take on common sense gun reform. these students have organize and will lead the march for their lives here on march 4, 1:00 p.m. they've invited students to plan satellite marches and students here have answered that call. it's a show of support of the students here and throughout the university who have said, enough. their call to action for not one more seriously brings tears to my eyes. not one more child shot at school. not one more teacher, who has to make the choice to jump in front of a firing assault rifle to save the lives of their students. not one more family who has to wait for a text or a call that never comes. these students have said that they will no longer risk their lives waiting for someone else to take action to stop t

you heard andy pollack.came to you and said you're going to fix t you've done nothing to fix it. there's plenty of time. do something. >> florida state representative jared moskowitz, thank you. >> thank you, brooke. >>> under way right now, the south koreans hand delivering a secret message from north korea's kim jong-un to the white house. stand by for that. >>> now the russians are behind this hillary clinton video game that surfaced before the election. stand by for that. >>> cnn has learned that russian trols created and released this anti-hillary clinton video game. you heard me right. it's called hill-tendo. tried to make this whole thing go viral weeks before the 2016 presidential election, one of the strangest ways that the russians tried to influence the presidential election. three different sections, one level one, help hillary delete as many classified e-mails before she's caught. level two, how much money can she get from the arab states and, level three, help hillary throw the constitution as

pollack as general in chief. lincoln insisted that seward had not improperly interfered with the management of the other departments. despite claims to the contrary, lincoln told the caucus committee that seward had generally read him his official correspondence before sending it. after he'd concluded his remarks lincoln asked members of his cabinet to say where they had been and had there been any lack of unity or insufficient consultation with him. this put the secretary of the treasury chase in an untenable position. since he did not want to admit openly that he'd been underhanded and disloyal to the president by giving congress critical comments about him. according to the secretary of the navy wells, he shamelessly endorsed lincoln's statement, fully and entirely. other members of the cabinet also endorsed the president's position with the notable exception of secretary of war stanton, who remained silent. the senators in the meeting later repeated their criticism of seward and the need for more cabinet meet

here, this screen line, this is the recon of the 601st tank battalion, under the command of captain pollack, one of his lieutenants sees some motorcyclists, and they're speaking in german, i'm not going to butcher the german language here. they open fire, and they start screaming panza. they shoot the motorcyclist and they realize there's a panzer division coming up the valley. kind of a scary thing. it wasn't the entire tenth division, it was a good chunk of it. two infantry battalions. a motorcycle battalion and a lot of artillery from the 90th artillery regiment. because the americans are fighting in the mountains, so they're in the mountains, what do you not need in the mountains? tanks. >> so they don't have tanks, okay? they have these wonderful things called tank destroyers, which were anything but tank destroyers. this is what's facing them. 50 or so german tanks, half of them are the mark 4 panzerg. that looks like a tank. this has the desert tan on there. it's got that long gun, that is a 75 millimeter kwk 40 gun. capable of knocking out your sherman tank from the front at about 1

would never and carolyn would never and luke hoyer would never, and marquin would never, and meadowle pollackeone else's job. [ chanting "this is what democracy looks like" ] ♪ ♪ come gather round you children wherever you are ♪ ♪ and admit that the world around you has been changed ♪ ♪ and that you will be drench ed to the bone ♪ ♪ if the world is worth changin ♪ ♪ then you need to start feeling that the times they are a c hshgchangin ♪ ♪ and keep your eyes open ♪ the changing world will come again ♪ ♪ ant don't speak too soon ♪ and soon the world will be able to able to change ♪ ♪ come senator, come congressman ♪ ♪ take heed mo the call ♪ don't block the doorway and don't stand in front of the hall ♪ ♪ for he only hurt will be he who has come ♪ ♪ and shake down the walls ♪ ♪ and the types they are a changing ♪ ♪ change ♪ children take heed ♪ the times they are a changing ♪ ♪ everybody needs a home ♪ ♪ and the times are changeing ♪ ♪ there will be change ♪ for the times they are a-changin' ♪ >> we all came here for change today, right? we have all lost somebody and i am sure that a long time

meadow pollack would never. here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter had ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape, and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. formation, formation! (whoops) go, lauren! (applause, cheering) (buzzer sounds) (cheering, whooping) lauren, you okay? (whistle blows) (excited crowd chatter)

josh pollack vents against a guy would be the ultimate highlight.gan and texas a&m also a seven game for the first time they're up first time there at two number nines in the sweet 16. kentucky gets kansas state in the seminoles herzog appeared syracuse orange. still alive in the final 16. they upset michigan state 55 bump >> 53. the tar heels are done defending national chance with the ncaa tournament seven state aggies destroyed carolina. 86 to 65. sweet 16 schedule against one of two top seats left. the other will meet west virginia. 11 these syracuse duke and purdue will play texas tech on thursday. baltimore county at the 16th see that virginia has some gifts for south korea for sunday's game against kansas state. sending under armour shoes as well as other swag is congratulations for being the first-ever number one seed to knock out number one. unfortunately it did not help. they lost to kansas state by seven. 5243 and unable to do it. tiger woods scored a second straight finish. final round of the arnold palmer notation. finished at 10 under

all of the students, meadow pollack, helena ramsey, peter wang, and nicholas all lost their lives in less than seven minutes. i said it was for the end because today is nicholas's birthday. nicholas, we are all here for you. happy birthday. their families endured great pain, many others were injured and thousands of young people, my classmates were part to become adult and were targeted as adults, we have to do this for them. we must stand beside those that were lost. this doesn't just happen and schools, americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters. we the people can fix this. for the first time in a long while, i look for 10 years and i feel hope. i see light. i see a system i will be proud of but it all starts with you. is not the climax of this movement, this is a springboard off of what my generation will jump into a safer future. it is a bad day for tierney and corruption. today, we take to the streets and over eight over marches around the globe. we demand common sense gun laws. today is the beginning of a bright new future for this country. if you thin

cheryl: pollack on the things that really change for the attacks against facebook and also hearings inre than just facebook or they want to hear from the leaders of twitter, google, the parent company alphabet. you think things will change for silicon valley? >> will come i certainly hope so. the reason being that social media is a powerful communication source, perhaps the most powerful today and we have to make sure we have external controls and oversight. cheryl: i want to review this quote. now the ceo of apple. here's what he said about what he sees as the landscape for technology companies. the certain situation is so dire and has become so large that the well-crafted regulation is necessary. then he says he wants to know what you've been browsing about for years. to your contacts are, everything you like in every intimate detail of your life. for my own point of view, it shouldn't exist. one of the most powerful voices in silicon valley. >> listen, he's got a point. nobody is going to disagree regulation is needed. i argue is a mission impossible that even tom cruise can't accom

meadow pollack. helena ramsey. alexander schachter. peter ring.his is a picture of meadow with her grandmother. we all went on a family cruise for 80th birthday. this is her grandfather who died a few years ago they had a very close relationship. and herbrother, hunter, ecc.in, ba aa family vacation at the cabbage patch kids museum in georgia. and, at hockey game. and, san francisco obviously. that's hunter at one of our favorite ice cream places. her with picture of her father, i think i have a few more of those. meadow and andrew. this is something that was put her cousins and friends made collages in pictures and decorated these rocks, and now it is displayed in our house during the shiva. this is just before homecoming. this is all of us cooking in the kitchen. this is a picture of meadow with her brothers and cousins. this is actually about the time, surrounded by her family. i just wanted to and with this nd with, -- wanted to eb this picture, a picture of her boyfriend, brandon, at the end of her funeral. a meadow pollack's mother. i'm just

this, of course, was something that was put together by andrew po pollack, the father of meadow pollackhave them on the line. i believe we've got you on the line now. andrew, can you hear me? it's david asman. >> dave, how is it going? >> it's fine. tell me how you got involved with bikers down there. >> oh, it's not so much bikers, it's americans. you know what i mean? we're americans and we want our kids safe. every american wants it, it's not just bikers, it's everybody here. the whole community here. david: and are you making headway, andrew? i mean, that was clearly your message right from the beginning of this. >> yes. david: that we deal with a lot of political stuff later, but what we have to do now is keep our kids safe. have you made progress there? >> well, i don't know. i'm sitting here with some officers, are we making progress with the movement we've got going on, guys? >> yeah, we're making big progress. it's not a political message, that's why we're so busy right now. it's not a political message, it's a message of we want our kids safe. you know, and there's no-- everyb

. >> these maps look like a jackson pollack painting. >> every piece here is a u little piece of theto his trained eye, this diagram is going to help us explain why we do what we do. >> and this is the mesh is the entire core of the nervous system. >> it is a symbiotic relationship, and cardona's maps help to teach and intercept each pathway. >> and piece by piece across this system, we are putting together a comprehensive picture of how the brain works as a whole, which has never been p s possible before. >> reporter: the current map is the mapping involved in learning. >> we are manipulating the circuit elements and at the same time recording the outputt at the same time and the firing of the dopaminidopaminergic neuron produce the memory. and so in the future, the animal can improve the future decision making, so whenever there is a mistake, the nervous system learns. it hopefully does, otherwise we would not ever improve our behavior. >> these maggots squirming about may not appear to be a big deal, but these creatures are helping to answer some of the biggest questions in modern