. >> reene and brad brisbin owned a restaurant here in town. he also worked at the local high school. >> brad enjoyed life. he loved to play practical jokes on people. >> brad was a very loyal, honest, trustworthy friend who would do anything, including giving you the shirt off his back, to help you. >> friday, november 9, 1990 started like most days until brad got a telephone call at work and left class unexpectedly. >> i actually met him in the hall. he had his jacket on. he was getting ready to leave. i asked him where he was going and he said to help out a friend. he said he would see me at dinner later on that night. >> brad said he was going to belgrade about 90 miles away to pick up his friend larry moore who needed a ride. >> it was odd. he doesn't leave his job for very much. it was odd. >> what made it even more bizarre, brad never returned home. >> that's when we knew something -- i mean, we knew something was already wrong because brad hadn't come home, and that wasn't his nature. that wasn't the way brad brisbin was. >> when police

they don't have the same profit pressures as the commercial rivals and can reen invest profits in its services. and israel-based pharmaceuticals has made a big splash. it's to acquire california-based in a deal valued at $3.2 billion. the ack which division will give teva an area in the market for central nervous system disorders. let's shift our focus now to kenya where sugar farmers are struggling in the face of falling global prices. policy set up in 2003 have shielded kenyan producers from cheap imports but critics say the strategy has fostered inefficiency mismanagement and smuggling. charles reports. >> they have been cultivating sugar cane on this plot of land since the early 1970's. with global sugar prices dropping over the last four years because of overproduction, he can't afford enough fertilizer. >> even the tonnage went down but [inaudible] >> critics say that global slump in prices isn't the only culprit. so is government intervention. to protect an industry that four million kenyans depend on from cheaper imports the government enforced limits on foreign sugar in 2003.

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this figure reen is online. >> speaking of hillary clinton saturday night live kicked off this weekend's e-mails are professional and my e-mails with friends are innocent and fun. like this one. a friend wrote to me hey, girl. still up for a movie tonight. i heard that new bradley cooper one is hot. what do you want so to the see and i responded with i want to see myself as the president of the united states of america. see in just fun woman talk. >> and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. now joined by lauren french. if it only was perhaps that simple or that funny and it looks like the clinton camp not getting that same punch line that they may want. in fact probably because if we look at what die an feinstein said over the weekend. calling for more information on the e-mails. how deep might this go is what she's wondering. >> you saw her ask for, really for hillary clinton to step up and clear the air about the e-mails. hillary clinton has not really addressed the controversy. she tweeted she wants the state department to release her e-mails but there hasn't been a to ques

i want to start with a couple of points that niz reen made. one on the positive side showing the fighter coming back. we heard that coalition bombing is making - is fractureing i.s.i.l. do you think we'll see more fighters disengaging and leaving. >> that's a big question. if we see a pattern perhaps represented from omar. you have a young man. say as a case study. idea yolized. self-recruited, finds out how misser ag line is under the nusra front and finds a way to make his way back home if one buys into the idea of the caliphate and goes to help establish the caliphate and makes it grow. it's a complicated situation to make the decision to leave. that, in itself is a mitigating factor. >> on the alarming side in her story, we are hear her talk about this being a career path. how big a problem is that how do you fight it. >> it depends on where you are talking about. what country, what regions of countries, what part of the world and what demographic. when you talk about jordan there are changes. in the region you have a place like zachar. wh

let's start first naz reen with the march. has the attack brought about a greater level of unity? >> i think if you speak to tunisians, they would say the attack was about polarizing tunisia. and the march is about showing solidarity to the tourists. you have the likes of the minister, and mahmoud abbas and others. figures from the region who are important in tunisia at the march, but at the same time there is food in tunisia. what you are hearing in terms of rhetoric from those in charge of the president. it is very much - you are with us or against us. reminds us of the language used by george w. bush. there has been a clampdown and arrests. there are fears by some. this clampdown in operation will be and lead to a polarization which everyone is avoiding and lead to people losing freedoms where they fought and died. >> the political polarizition continues in this country. you speak to people on all sides of the divide showing who is the extremist. a lot of fingers point at each other. are you right. >> that's been the problem, even before the resolution and the attack which was

. >>> in 2009 the mart reen was credited with saving 36 marines, army soldiers and afghans during a fireare things we thought you should know. time for the "news nation" gut check, fashion designs dolce and gabbana are lashing out, in an interview with an italian fashion magazine doce called ifv babies synthetic children from a rented uteraus saying the only family is the traditional one. elton john who has two children via surrogate. how dare you refer to my beautiful children as synthetic, your archaic thinking is out of step with times like the fashion. they said it was never their intention to judge other choices but on another site he called elton john a fascist and boycott elton john. what i thought was so moving a lot of parents took to instagram to show pictures of their children that have been adopted in same-sex marriages as well as kids brought to this world via ivf have sided with elton john but this is interesting. >> yes, it is i've interviewed them before but never really got they were there you will ultraconservative and the fact they would jeopardize their business. this

reen ryan is right. until she tells us why she wants to be president, even those that are allies and ill-equipped to defend her because they don't have a narrative or argue on her behalf with. >> ryan many are asking why would clinton do this. we know she's not the oem person to use personal e-mail. why do politicians use personal e-mail. >> it's interesting. as a journalist it means they are going to be more open because they are less worried about that getting captured and becoming public. as a journalist generally, though somebody who is pro transparent, in this situation hillary clinton wanted full control over her e-mails. so even now they are issuing a subpoena. if they issued a subpoena to g-mail she would have less control over what was released. the clintons have always been people who have felt unjustifiably so under attack. you know by the right wing and so i think they set up you know, these extra walls from the outside may end up looking like paranoia. >> jamal, after the news broke, jeb bus

unbelievable story especially when you look at the helmet of the firefighter who went in right after b reen came out. the conditions in there were just astounding. this is great of the neighbors that are trained firefighters. tragically in the house, miss houseman is in very critical condition tonight. supporters of volunteer fire companies like this one will tell you that the story is a real example of how important it is to have firefighters and first responders as members of your community. reporting live in dunkirk, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> it is clear they make all the difference scott. thank you thank you >>> the cause of yesterday's fire has not been determined. you know we're going to get them. gloomy, rainy days in march. and we have one right now. a live look outside with our live michael & son weather cam. temperature 48 and some areas north of town never made 50. some areas south of town made it into the low 50s today. now here's a look at the radar over the past hour, you can see no shortage of moisture. green. anywhere across the entire metro area. and plenty of rain a

of the 647 that reen gaugegaged, 69 may have already reen gauge-engaged according to the report. >> a from the director of national intelligence. based on facts we assess some detainees will seek to re-engage in terrorist or insurgent activities after transferred. this is basically the end of the conversation. i don't think the administration after seeing that in print can release anymore prisoners from gitmo raising the question why not try them in court, in military justice system or in civilian justice system? i've never understood that. these people committed crimes against the united states. our just it system is the best in the world, we should be proud of it. why don't we put them on trial? >> it's a legal mess. >> weighing on that plus this -- are you fired up about this? absolutely. happening ining ining in uc irvine in california. voting whether or not to ban the american flag on campus because it's culturally insensitive. >> america a melting pot, right we want to be culturally inclusive but do it in the name of patriotism? >> what they in geraldo tothey had to say. flown i

core reen watts. please bring tight the speaker stand after the program as mrs. watts came.l the benediction is pronounced. this is a )3vnonviolent assembly. we came together and we will leave together. someone has just passed me a wallet which was found. if you can identify it i will be happy to give it to you. this march is very costly. when fever you come up against the state where your tax money and my tax money is being used to keep you down then we must give liberally if we are to get up. please, if you have a contribution to give at the close of the service do not take it back home. but give it to me, for i am the treasurer of the southern christian leadership conference or to some of my associates. when you get back home, make your check to sclc and mail home to the southern christian leadership conference ap 334 auburn avenue, atlanta, georgia. or you may send them to the student nonviolent coordinating committee at 8 raymond street northwest, in atlanta, georgia. either way the movement will get it. i have just one other introduction and that is the first lady of t