the red flag goes up.happening now, the provider sends for reimbursement, the payment can't be made until the red flag is checked out. that is what the credit card companies do. this isn't rocket science. when the red flag goes up, don't pay until you verify. we will save tens of billions of dollars and put more money back and medicare, which will make it more solvent. gerri: goodness sakes, you are suggesting we adopt private sector ideas to the public sector system? thank you for coming on, a plsure to talk to you. you have got to come back soon. >> thank youo much, enjoyed being on. gerri: thank you. coming up and we go to t l.a. auto show and show you the hottest trends of all things cars. and looking ahead to 2013 at the next threat to the financial system. when nobody is talking about it. we will next. [ malennouncer ] it's tt time of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you realldon't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price

by 2005, i had 29 red flags that you just couldn't miss on. by 2005, the degree of certainty was approaching 100%. >> kroft: over time, and with some simple math calculations, markopolos concluded that for madoff to execute the trading strategy he said he was using, he would have had to buy more options on the chicago options exchange than actually existed. yet, he says no one he spoke to there remembered making a single trade with bernie madoff's fund. >> i would talk to the people i had trading relationships with and ask, "did you have a trading relationship with mr. bernard madoff?" and they all said, "no. we don't think he's for real." >> kroft: could you find anybody? >> i found no one that ever traded with mr. madoff, and i traded with the largest equity derivative service in the world. >> kroft: and that's because madoff's investment fund never actually made any trades, at least going back to 1993 and probably further, a fact confirmed at a meeting of madoff investors by the trustee charged with liquidating his assets. no one knew the d

talk about red flags that you could identify in this situation based on what we know realizing it's anomplete picture at this point. >> we found we can train parents, schools, college personnel, faculty teachers to identify behaviors. they 2k5don't have to be expert. they start to move away from the normal behavior. a kid who sits in the front of the room suddenly is sitting in the back and is quiet and writing strange things and parents can do the same thing. they can notice their children are moermalnormally happy and a and social and now are suddenly isolating spending more time in their rooms having troubles in school. it's really important to take some sort of action rather than pulling them into the ice laying home schooling them for example. i am not saying that may not be appropriate in some cases but it is isolating. parents should go to the school talk to the guide dance counselors ask what's going on. i am seeing a change at home. >> there are also behaviors that can be triggered by family situations. you have a mother and father who divorced a few years ago. that changes th

he charitable deductions, it's kind of a red flag.ductions you want to make sure you have documentation, but you also want to make sure that if it's over $500 untold charitable deductions, you file form 8283. u.s. that out. the item you're giving is over $5,000 you need to get an appraiser and have an appraisal. gerri: check here and trickier when you're talking about giving cards or whatever . >> i'm referencing schedules c and your tax return because that is where folks right of all lot. that is where it gets a little messy. there is a blurred line between what's personal and what is business. we'll like to be a little aggressive, but the fact is if it is relevant to travel, car expenses, document those things, document what the purpose of the meeting was, the purpose of the meal. keep receipts over $75. again, if it becomes egregious and you're taking more and more deductions and the income is looking smaller and smaller relative to the type of business and industry, they know this. gerri: they have always had red flags. your last

so i mean it is anyone other than you raising red flags about this i mean is this going to be a legal issue in this day. i don't know that it will for anybody who's going to take up any sort of legal challenge to this and i do know that it would seem well you know i wrote this article is systems of alex friedman who is the associate editor of prison legal news and he spoke to the people you know with the jesse grund police department and they indicated that they plan on continuing to do this in the future is you know. this is a state that seems to have an overly cozy relationship with the private present present industry i give us some examples what you found in your research with arizona and c.c.a. well. there's a great deal of interest in arizona in recent years particularly since two thousand and seven or so i'm going to read an article in to tender detail of how agenda rulers. change one time campaign manager an advisor charles kaufman was actually hired by c c's a lobbyist in two thousand and ten and also at that time brewers to education director ok i'll send some in was a forme

in addition, to our high cloud cover, this is a red-flag warning. they still have fire concerns towards southern california. they have not picked up much rainfall and as a result. this in place tomorrow until 2:00 tuesday afternoon with dry conditions and gusty winds of we have a dense fog advisory to the san joaquin valley in place until 9:00 sunday morning. current temperatures have been cooling off and san francisco downtown 52 and san josi reporting 50 degrees at last check. forecast headlines for tonight, party to mostly cloudy. we bring showers changes coming up on the five-day forecast. overnight temperatures, we just showed you the cold numbers setting the stage for a cold sunday morning. lots of mid-30s for santa rosa and napa. san josi forecasted low around 43 degrees. had to snap this picture from this afternoon into the evening hours, beautiful with a few high clouds. you can see the high clouds showing up on the satellite the high pressure continues to build offshore. first thing sunday morning could be some gusty winds especially up in

>> red flag. >> she's exquisite but she also lived in vegas for 11 years. >> red flag. >> she's funny but not funny like ha-ha. funny like yikes. >> red flag. >> i've said it before, i will say it again. she is a genius. look, i generally shy away from telling fast food restaurants how to run their perfume business. as a principle, as a rule. but pizza hut canada, come on, get your act together. get a celebrity, throw together some commercials and let's get this in the stores as soon as possible because i got some christmas shopping to do. that does it for us. see you again one hour from now, another edition of "360" 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> tonight, could you live on just $30 a week for food? mayor cory booker is trying to do just that. >> getting this cup of coffee at starbucks will wipe out your entire allowance for a day. >> suffering caffeine withdrawal and hunger pains, he joins me. >>> plus tragedy after the prank call to kate middleton. >>> battleground america. >> i'm encouraged that i think we have turned the corner. >> good new job nu

she said she wouldn't put a hold or filibuster the nomination, i think that raised a red flag. and finally, dick durbin just said on sunday on "meet the press" he thought she could be confirmed if a vote came to that. obviously, we're not going to see whether durbin's prediction will come true. >> to the point you raised earlier and professor dyson just raised, professor dyson said we don't want to name it, but we have seen the attorney general eric holder pursued by republicans, and he's actually the subject of litigation now, and now what do we find but susan rice pursued in the way that she has been by senator john mccain and others. is there a theme here? >> reporter: i'm not going to go that far, martin. i think we live in such a partisan time that when you give someone an opportunity on the other side, a toehold, if you will, to wage this kind of fight in such a high-profile nomination, i think they're going to be taken. i have been back here on the senate for all of two days and i have witnessed a lot of farewell addresses on the senate floor. >> wherever you are there's

. >> leigh: if you're traveling tomorrow, we have red flag warnings for parts of the state and heavy snow expected back >> ama: after rotting on a southern california beach for nearly a week, a dead whale has been toed to sea. the whale washed up monday on a beach in malibu. the beach is privately own so local government agencies refuse to removed the carcass, today the local home oregons association hired a tugboat to to tow the carcass. >> a woman inherited her mother's estate but one company refused to recognize it nine, years after her mother's death gladys shaw was still fighting to get her money. >> gladys shaw still remembers her mother's trademark locks. >> the one with the pretty hair. >> before her mom died in 2003, she named glad cass the executor of her will and left her only child all her assets. everything went smoothly except for one nagging issue with some dividend checks from ex-on mobile. >> i couldn't cash the check balled they were issued in my mother's name. we would writ to them and they would reissue checks in my mother's name. >> a legal analyst says this is a

. >> leigh: if you're traveling tomorrow, we have red flag warnings for parts of the state and heavyama: after rotting on a southern california beach for nearly a week, a dead whale has been toed to sea. the whale washed up monday on a beach in malibu. the beach is privately own so local government agencies refuse to removed the carcass, today the local home oregons association hired a tugboat to to tow the carcass. >> a woman inherited her mother's estate but one company refused to recognize it nine, years after her mother's death gladys shaw was still fighting to get her money. >> gladys shaw still remembers her mother's trademark locks. >> the one with the pretty hair. >> before her mom died in 2003, she named glad cass the executor of her will and left her only child all her assets. everything went smoothly except for one nagging issue with some dividend checks from ex-on mobile. >> i couldn't cash the check balled they were issued in my mother's name. we would writ to them and they would reissue checks in my mother's name. >> a legal analyst says this is a dilemma he has season

and in a press conference with police, there weren't any red flags, i would could have been much, much worse. both of the professors are dead and there were six students in the the classroom at the time of the incident. the chief of police called professor column a hero. >> the suspect fired one arrow and struck the professor in the head. professor crumb got up after being mortally wounded and fought the suspect off. the six students in the room were able to escape the altercation because of the briefly of the professor. >> jim crumb and heidi arnold were important parts of the campus community and their loss will leave a big hole in our lives. that's from casper sclej. >> it was amazing this teacher was able to do this after he was mortally wounded. did police receive any 911 calls stating that there was a problem, was there a suggestion a note had been left behind. >> we put in a call to casper police and there are a lot of unanswered questions now o'about what happened between the father and the sun. this 25-year-old son chris crumb traveled 2,500 miles from columbus to wyoming. at

that is a red flag. i would say to not do that. >> the inspector with the san francisco police department crime supporter says one last tip is if it is too cheap and it is too good to be true? that is also another red flag. >>pam: this holiday season means also that a lot of of packages being shipped. fed ex is expecting today to be the busiest day of the year - and in it's history. and what you need to know, so your packages arrive on time. at 5-30 >> we're learning more tonight -- about a mother and young child.killed in a head-on crash with a big rig. margarita velasquez, from baypoint, was driving with her six-year-old son dejohn when she lost control of her car ---- and veered into oncoming traffic. this was the scene on bryon highway friday. no word yet if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash, but police say weather is not considered a factor. >> a big rig bursts into flames, and a two men escape with their lives. firefighters say the truck hit and brough down a powerline. while making a del

. >> red flag. >> she's exquisite.e also lived in vegas for 11 years. >> red flag. >> she's funny, but not funny

and what can we do when we spot the red flags. >> this morning you said on msnbc a 1-800 number. we need more than that. now you'd be saying to put federal grant money to help out mental health so we could have better gun control in this country? >> yes. and that's part of the national institutes of health. that's one of the things they're talking about there is a 1-800 number out there right now. and let me say that should not be the end-all. but i think a piece of it where you have somebody who is acting peculiar and doing something, and you want to find out, okay, is this, you know, we got to be very sensitive of course to privacy issues and so forth. but i think to get more information, just as you would do on substance abuse and addiction, i think that's a reasonable step. >> congressman jack kingston of georgia with me earlier today. i certainly appreciate him taking the time to speak with us. congressman kingston's willingness to put federal money into federal health initiatives is a very good thing. but we are at an impasse. if the conversation of assault weapons in this

we openly extend our doors to the students and remind staff they could refer students if they see red flags. >> reporter: washington high school officials say their hope is to relieve anxiety by discussing what happened friday and how adults will protect them. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the tragedy in newton, connecticut prompted a lawmaker from san francisco to propose a new gun control restriction in california. >> in light of the connecticut shooting this is an appropriate way of dealing with a tragedy that i hope will never happen again. >> leland yee says he will reintroduce a bill to outlaw bullet buttons that enable the quick reloading of magazines. it would close a loophole in the assault weapons bans. he favors back ground checks but not more restrictions on the weapons themselves. >> we want people without issues to have a gun. >> leland yee introduced a similar bill in wake of the shooting in colorado but it failed to pass. the massacre is shedding new light on the issue of mental health, coming up the explore of more treatment. >>> a fam elin san francisco is real

it's got the red flag, the red flag of my friend herb greenberg, and when herb raises issues, i don'tthere. herb tells me where battlegrounds are, and when it comes to a battleground, i'd rather eat a cold corn dog. well, check that. i like to revisit stocks i talk about on "mad money," and in this case like hillshire, i think it needs more time, this is a long-term turn-around story. i suggest getting it on weakness. listen, this tastes better than the dog food i ate my first year of the show. after the break, i'll try to make you some money. >>> coming up -- market must-have? it's been one of the street's greatest growth stories. whole foods market planted the seeds for profit when it introduced americans to healthier food and has been reaping the reward since. but as competition closes in, can it continue its climb? cramer has the exclusive with its ceo to find out. customer erin swenson bought from us online today. so, i'm happy. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. what if she's not home? (together) she won't be happy. use ups! she can get a text alert, rerou

yeah, i'm throwing the red flag on too high dividends.he dividend is sound, maybe the company can raise it, but it seems endangered, you know what you've got to do. sell, sell, sell. stay away. consider the cautionary tales of two real household names, radioshack and supervalue. the first half of 2012 stocks had been pounded so hard that their yields were in the stratosphere, but there was nothing accidental about these high-yielders, and in each case the yield was a huge red flag like the one i threw and almost broke the camera, sending a signal the payout would be cut. radioshack and supervalue eliminated their dividends and the stocks down massively almost fell through the floor. the ceo told me a year before he cut it that the dividend was safe. what do you look for to tell if a dividend is secure? first, above and beyond everything else we look at the earnings per share. my rule of thumb, if a company has earnings greater than twice the dividend payout, we know it can sustain the dividend even when earnings shrink and in that case yo

what would the next red flags look like? and how would we find them?asting impact on daily life legacy of 9/11 for most americans is a new normal, a new normal of intrusion. the sacrifice of some privacy and some civil liberties, and in some cases our dignity, in the name of national security. in november 2001, president bush signs a law creating the transportation security administration. the new mega-agency, the department of homeland security, would re-side over the air travel safety now, mott the department of transportation. bag and suitcase contents scrutinized, shoes off, jackets off, luggage locks and lighters gone. liquids limited to tiny containers. laptops out of their bags, explosive detecting swabs, metal detectors like we used to have but also puffer machines and body scans -- and really detailed body scans. intrusion. intrusion by means the public at least knows about, but also intrusion by means kept secret. despite federal laws limiting the security agency from collecting only foreign communications, in 2002, president bush expands mor

ryan says he never saw any violent tendencies or red flags. >> he was really quiet. when we were doing something, building legos he was really focused on it. he was in his own world. >> coming up on "good morning america," the man who mentored adam lanza will give us his memories as a nation tries to understand why hit happened. >> bay area students going back to school for the first time since friday's shooting rampage. administrators will try to calm nerves and remind students, parents and staff the safety plans they have in place. amy is live in san francisco. >> reporter: if you know a teacher, then you probably are aware they spent a weekend in reflection. one teacher said this is like the 9/11 for teachers. many teachers say they spent the last couple of days thinking about what they were going to say to their students and how they were going to ease to their fears and about faith at school. that is why the united educators sent out an e-mail this weekend with a guide to help steer the conversation. this is heavy burden for teachers. >> there should be a safe p

tng she was hung out dry on was the only thing the republicans had after the election to wave the red flag. i don't think it amounted to a hill of beans take it was no different from condoleezza rice, who had been involved in all kinds of things after 9/11 -- >> she could have survived benghazi if she did not have such sharp elbows. >> i don't think republicans wanted to be calmed down out this it w washington and its worst, not its best. >> charles, score one for john mccain and instagram. -- the lindsey graham. >> the issue is not susan rice. the issue is that the administration understood that benghazi is a multiple scandal could why was there no security? no one was answered -- no one has answered that. and all these contradictory stories about the video after everybody knew there or is n a vide ere e the scdals here. for the administration, they were lucky because the press is not interested in this. the only thing that would have revived the store and kept the scandal going would have been at had she had hearings. she would have had to give her story, the one she gave on the talk sho

. >> he had been married three times and divorced three times but does not think that to be a red flag for potential companions. hopefully he will never after -- have to resolve differences like people in peru are accustomed to. a festival where people gather to settle a score at the end of the year. the fights are generally in good spirits competitors shaking hands and hugging after they pummel each other. the fights are apparently ranging from legal disputes to stolen lovers. >> my goodness. what if you did not like the way i did the weather. could you pick someboyd more suited to my weight class? >> interesting concept. >> let's talk some weather here. an interesting day to day. you can lease a debt. we saw just about every kind of weather in maryland today. from snow to sleet to freezing rain and thunderstorms across the lower eastern shore. now things are pretty quiet. let's take a look back. 3 inches in parkton. 2.5 in bel air. the temperature started to climb. the rose gradually improve. right now the temperatures for the most part are around baltimore, way above freezing. 51 in

criminal probe alleging the firm ignored red flags about money laundering for years.oday the bank admitted to a breakdown of controls. >>> meanwhile, standard chartered is shelling and selling out a smaller but still significant sum of $327 million for violating u.s. saks sancti against iran, sudan, and two other countries. >>> the u.s. treasury is selling its remaining stake in aig for just under $8 billion. that ends the era of government ownership. >>> on the street, hp, the dow's worst performer shot up on rumors that activist investor carl icahn is building a stake in the pc maker. meanwhile mcdonald's gave blue chips a boost in better than expected sales. apple and google have reportedly combined their competing bids for a bundle of kodak patents. former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn and a maid have agreed to settle a suit. the dollar amount will remain confidential. >>> retailers hired 465,000 seasonal workers land month. up 25% from last year. >>> they say apple's map is life-threatening, this after several drivers headed for a town in australia where it en

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. >> it was a dark poem and in the wake of the connecticut tragedy it raised red flag and triggered quick response by school officials. stawnt facing the possibility of being expelled. >> i ups the killings in connecticut. i know why he pulled the trigger. >>reporter: those words in courtney webb poem prompted school officials at the life learning academy on treasure island to suspend the 17-year-old senior until further notice. >> while we are oppressed by dysfunctional community of haters and blamers, the meaning of the poem is talking about society and how i understand why things like that happen.so it's not like agreeing with it but that's how the school made it seam. >>reporter: courtney didn't turn the poem in as assignment instead the teacher discovered it in class and took it to the principal. courtney says she turned in dark poem about suicide sadness in the past with no problem. it's an area she likes. >> the only person i could think of would be like steven king. he writes weird stuff all the time this doesn't men he's going to go do it or act it out. >>reporter: atmosphere cha

also that day, herb greenberg raised a red flag. herb joins us now on the phone. herb? >> melissa, it's a time when i mentioned this. i remember we were joking that nobody really seemed to care. the sec never did reg fd violation citations and this seemed so obvious, but no one really seemed to give a hoot at the time. but it just, you know, here you had a situation where he was disclosing stock-moving information, and he was -- you could argue he was sort of pushing the limits of what's real disclosure and what isn't. >> at the end of the day, herb, we're seeing the stock in the after hours session essentially do nothing at this point. why should we care? why should investors care? >> well, look, i think investors should care because they want to have equal access or as close to equal accessed information as possible. in the scheme of things as this relates to netflix, it's not a big deal. this, look, netflix you really care about the business. this is going to be a slap on the wrist. but i think more importantly, melissa, for investors, hopefully this pushes the sec t

. >> red flag. >> she's funny, but not funny like ha-ha. funny like, yikes. >> red flag. >> i've said it before, i will say it again. kristen wiig is a genius. i generally shy away from telling fast food restaurants how to run their perfume business. but pizza hut canada, get your act together. get a celebrity, throw together some commercials and get this in the stores as soon as possible. i've got some christmas shopping to do. that's it for us. "erin burnett outfront" starts now. >>> "outfront" next, john boehner says the president is slow walking to the edge of the fiscal cliff. but the house speaker did give us one flash of hope if you listen to his words very carefully. the u.s. is updating its military plans against syria as new intelligence shows assad's regime is loading sarin gas into bombs. and president obama's pot problem. let's go "outfront." >>> i'm tom foreman in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the magic number after a whole week of harsh words here in washington and threats too, did house speaker john boehner hint ever

. >> it was a dark poem and in the wake of the connecticut tragedy it raised red flag and triggered quick response by school officials. stawnt facing the possibility of being expelled. >> i ups the killings in connecticut. i know why he pulled the trigger. >>reporter: those words in courtney webb poem prompted school officials at the life learning academy on treasure island to suspend the 17-year-old senior until further notice. >> while we are oppressed by dysfunctional community of haters and blamers, the meaning of the poem is talking about society and how i understand why things like that happen.so it's not like agreeing with it but that's how the school made it seam. >>reporter: courtney didn't turn the poem in as assignment instead the teacher discovered it in class and took it to the principal. courtney says she turned in dark poem about suicide sadness in the past with no problem. it's an area she likes. >> the only person i could think of would be like steven king. he writes weird stuff all the time this doesn't men he's going to go do it or act it out. >>reporter: atmosphere cha

. >> then the red flag went up. i knew that was it. i was bag scammed and it was going to be no dog. >> the puppy is at the airport. you need to pay $1,500. >> debbie reached the scammers on the phone. >> what's your name? >> i am -- >> on another call the same man had a different name. >> my name is joe jack -- jackson. >> joe jackson, you are over in africa somewhere. how are you going have a name like that? >> debbie was on to something. in the request for the $1500 the scammers asked her to wire the money to the city of duwala in the literal region of cameroon, west africa, the source of many internet scams. >> anytime you are asked to wire money you should realize that is an opportunity for fraud to occur. >> i spoke with an fbi agent in washington, d.c. who works with ic3, the internet crime complaint center. she says many nations around the world do not have laws that protect consumers against internet fraud, and prosecuting scammers is very challenging. >> working a cyber fraud case is very complicated. in part it is the concep

. >> then the red flag went up. i knew that was it.ag scammed and it was going to be no dog. >> the puppy is at the airport. you need to pay $1,500. >> debbie reached the scammers on the phone. >> what's your name? >> i am -- >> on another call the same man had a different name. >> my name is joe jack -- jackson. >> joe jackson, you are over in africa somewhere. how are you g have a name like that? >> debbie was on to something. in the request for the $1500 the scammers asked her to wire the money to the city of duwala in the literal region of cameroon, west africa, the source of many internet scams. >> anytime you are asked to wire money you should realize that is an opportunity for fraud to occur. >> i spoke with an fbi agent in washington, d.c. who works with ic3, the internet crime complaint center. she says many nations around the world do not have laws that protect consumers against internet fraud, and prosecuting scammers is very challenging. >> working a cyber fraud case is very complicated. in part it is the concept of at trou

. >> reporter: tobacco use trends in california among the young are raising red flags at the state department of public health. nearly 9% stores illegally sold to minors last year, up 5%. 18 to 24-year-olds are moking more than any other age group in california. >> youth and young adults get addicted to tobacco and end up smoking their entire lives and then they and their families suffer the health consequences. >> reporter: the state projects tell spend $6.5 billion to deal with adult health care, related to smoking. that's $400 per taxpayer. it is unclear why younger people are picking up the habit. but the prev vans -- prev lance was higher with neighborhoods with five or more stores selling tobacco. smokeless products are more and more popular. >> the smokeless tobacco products are not safer. the trends are very concerning. >> reporter: we found that on this college campus, students say they smoke because they're stressed, reading tuition costs and juggling classes and jobs are just too much. the young smokers we spoke with started in high school. >> school trend, to college and worries a

at this point there's no red flags. we don't believe we have anything suspicious at hand. we are dealing with two injured people in the house at the time of the fire. a male and a female in their 50s or 60s that sustained some injuries, some burns, smoke injuries and a broken arm. all have been transported to area hospitals. >> we know this is an attached dwelling, a townhouse. any damage to the homes around it? >> these row houses especially are built extremely well, so we have some minor smoke and heat damage to the row houses on either side. however, the majority of the damage is confined to the row house of origin. >> as you said, mark brady from prince george's county, a tragic fire tonight. the other two people will apparently recover. that is some good news. thank you for your time. >>> the gun debate continues as one of the largest gun shows in the country opens in our area, and is met by protests. debra alfarone with both sides tonight. >> ban assault weapons now. >> ban assault weapons, congress. >> stop killing our children, nra. >> reporter: they're loud, they

we use persistent forecasting and weather forecasting to look at when we have these fire weather red flag warning stand in the wind events. i start reaching out to my counterparts with third fleet and lieutenant colonel demigan giving them a heads up. we (inaudible) navy and marine corps assets when we have severe weather events take place because we know if we're going to have that severe weather event, we could have one of those mega fires. we have a complex air space management tool. i'm the equivalent of a fact a, i fly in the ob10 bronco as a fact a and my job is to coordinate air space. we're dropping water and fire retardant instead of bombs and rockets. we work closely with cal guard, navy and marine corps aviation. we do that with squadron training. we still have khal lefrpg wills, i'm not going to lie to you. we have issues where tactical to air communication is difficult. cal guard, we purchased the radios for national guard aircraft and they installed them in their aircraft so we have robust communications with california national guard, with navy and marine corps it's still a

i think that the palm sunday demonstration, i think, was also sort of a red flag to the authorities in jerusalem. certainly the acclaim that we read was given to jesus and they were using terms like "king of the jews" "messiah." >> so he went to pileate and said can you do something like that but he may not have known that pileate was contemplating crucifix, correct? >> ihink kiafis was concerned that if there was going to be trouble and that trouble resulted in any sort of military or forceful reaction against people who were gathered in jerusalem for the holy days that kiafis wanted to make sure that it didn't explode and the result being perhaps repression of their own authority. >> and this is the way we treat troublemakers in order to gain social control. did you find any evidence of interrogation by the high pryce or by his associates? >> well, there were two different traditions preserved in the gospel material. one is that there are one or even two full trials of the prices, chief prices and elders. >> what is your crucial? >> oh, i don't know of anybody that thinks that probab