racine the outpouring of support people coming together. >> are your kids right? >> there hanging in there. my son is an elementary school and my daughter in preschool. i sent had a lot of trepidation about going to school what you say in light of something so horrific. >> i tried to explain that this has happened and we have to live with it. you can't let it define you. >> let's bring in the panel. the out there attacking the gun lobby. you have an immediate problem that kids are not safe. >> put a metal detector up in your school. they do it in the inner city where black kids are think you were going to kill each other and there has never been a mass shooting. in the white areas they don't want to accept that. >> do you agree with that? it has to be about law-enforcement school safety. >> i think safety is of concern. we need to do everything possible to keep our kids say. my friends cousin had two children there. the child said the swat team came at him and he had to protect himself to say i'm a student here. >> how do we know which student. >> twitter and soci

when the racine whom he was. totally droned to you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is laura sprinkler she's seventy five years old where we went to see her she wouldn't talk. with her eyes she wouldn't do anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there is no reason that this should happen. according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia are given drugs each week a drugs are often administered without the consent of residents or their relatives or patricia maginnis from the california advocates for nursing home reform told us what that the use of ideas aquatic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every.

there are cities across this country, speaking with chief art howe in racine and another chief in martinsburgrted putting mental health units in schools, for other reasons. dealing with the psychological issues of young people that would help with other issues of young people. this can be helpful in situations like this, where the school can identify someone that's been dealing with issues. even if you try to keep him out, he will find a way to get back in that school. it's not that difficult. you've got to identify these people soon to prevent them from committing the act or attempting to commit the act, to begin with. >> there's so much breaking news. that will have to be it. i appreciate it. we will have you back on next time. >>> more on our breaking news, 17 people shot to death at a florida high school. the suspect, a 19-year-old former student. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with

so mueller's team could be hired by eric schneiderman, the attorney general of new york, or racine, theeneral of washington d.c. this doesn't end. so i don't understand what trump thinks is his end game on. this it doesn't end if he fires mueller or rosenstein. >> that's interesting. because of course, susan -- >> i'm saying this is not the way our system is supposed to work. you're not supposed to have the federal investigation of a president be dismantled and picked up by state attorney generals general. that would be a crisis of a whole new sort. and i think the question of whether the president goes ahead with what he seems to want to do. to fire rosenstein for the purposes of firing mueller. this will be the most significant firestorm that we've seen. >> and wray, who said that he -- >> the fbi direct or. >> right. he said he would resign if he were forced to fire mueller himself. what happens to him? does he step down? it is a cascade that is completely undermining the very legs of democracy. >> i think we're also making a big leap to think this administration takes one step, with

racine positive indicators and need to assure that we don't overlook these as we move forward and buildon these. >> thank you for service and for being here. there's no place in the world were iranian backed proxy forces are stabilizing future of the train, is there? >> i would not characterize it that way. >> in july 2015 we have the birth of the jcpoa. gc iran has made the same investment in their proxy forces or reduced investment or an enhanced investment? . . >> they are using the opportunity like yemen they go to yemen to test their weapon systems taking vantage of these opportunities to improve their capabilities around the world. i am concerned about this. >> you also testified in my district of northwest florida also the special forces do a great deal of work with centcom frequently they are sent home then deployed they find themselves fighting a very similar enemy with radical islam extremist through iran and the terror proxies. if there are training activities through the western hemisphere and essentially redeployed. >> i'm not sure i can answer that in this setting but i am

2, almost $1.6 billion transportation project, interstate 94 from the state line through kenosha, racine counties up through our largest county, milwaukee county. we completed a big chunk. 1 of the 19 interchangeses have been completed. but half the miles have been done. they will have a interchange where there is 10 billion-dollar ecosystem. the state most recently put in our budget, a quarter of million dollars on top of all the money spent until now, we think with help from federal government, infrastructure through america funding we can finish off the rest. get this, the good part, the local roads we're helping with, additional money beyond that is being done in eight months time. we believe on the time schedule we're on the remainder of that can be done in less than two years. with ideal completion date before fall of 2020. date i'm sure you're interested in. that would be completed by that time and we're thrilled and we think it's a good example of a good partnership between the federal, the state and local governments. i would add, when you were coming in, my friend from iowa was

racine that contagion play out when it comes to hong kong market.saw in review session. hang seng all five 4.5%. the damage is considerably less. elsewhere around the region were seeing south korea, australia and in japanese equities falling the most. japan particularly in focus, the heavy retail component there. that forecast will be steepening, looking to fall into correction territory with that 10% klein now. spi down by 3%. dollar also seeing a bit of weakness against the u.s. dollar. a quick look ahead to the rest of the day straight. asia,off within here in barely sheltered from the extent of the selloff we been seeing elsewhere. indian shares seeing the biggest loss in more than a year on friday last week. news ont -- domestic the cello equities announced by the government there. an interesting note, i guess a recommendation are little bit of comforting note from jpmorgan tantrum, thiser is not what we had in 2013, but this rising rate environment on the u.s. fed. let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines this hour. a

the bear bandi bare bandit racin as drivers watch in awe. >> white dude naked as a jay bird on an atv-29. jillian: you can't make this up. the man finally caught after about an hour. police say he was high on drugs. he has been ordered not to go out in public unless is he fully dressed. he would know that if he listened to brian. brian: thank you, jillian. ainsley: he must not watch our show. brian: i try to watch people. also if you are driving naked at least wear a helmet. steve: good idea. meanwhile, janice, it is a special day. janice: oh yeah. brian: what day is it. steve: it's national pancake day. janice: i hop was brought wonderful pancakes free 7 to 7 today at i hop. all they wants you to do is make a donation to children's charities. i'm so excited. all sorts of different flavors of syrup here. is anyone going to help me? good because i'm going to eat them myself. brian: international. get to pete people from all different countries. janice: i didn't know that brian. janice: i'm so happy right now. steve: each year when they do this, they raise millions and millions of dolla