rappaport, real quickly. you both said you believe others are involved.your clients are still at risk? >> i don't -- i have no idea whether they're at rick. i certainly hope that's a question to be better addressed to law enforcement but at this juncture i don't think they were targeted specifically aside from just generally who they were. it wasn't because of -- it wasn't them in particular. so they're not in that sense fearful. i think the public should be fearful, though. >> yeah i think, you know one of the tragedies is that if the fbi had followed up and the vallejo police followed up on the initial -- they had some evidence of a phone call to a place where this character they arrested they found him if they would have followed up those people in dublin who are subject to a home invasion robbery, it never would have happened. they would have taken this guy off the street at least him. he would have been off the streets but they failed to do it and so more people were victimized. >> gentlemen, thanks very much for your time this morning. >> thank you.

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