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and scott has one offer on the table from robert-- $500,000 for 15% of the patent to the technology andscott is only interested in selling the patent and not including his lucrative retail clothing business. would you sell me 15% of that business for $500,000? you've gotta be kidding me. (laughs) wait. wait. yeah, but that is-- that's insane. why is that insane? because we're gonna make t-- how much money are you gonna make on that $12 million? $2.1 million. you just called him insane for offering you a half a million dollars. for a company that's making $2 million? yes. so then why are you here? honestly, i want your connections. i want your expertise, i want your help, and i want your money. (kevin) look... may i just stop you there? i have to ask you something. do you have a business partner? yes. they must be a saint... (laughs) because you strike me like you'd be one pain in the neck-- he's a lawyer. what do you expect? yeah, but beyond that. you're tough. you know who the partner is? (robert) who? my wife. oh, god. is she a lawyer, too? yes. (laughs) (barbara) and you know what? s

all right robert, thank you very much. scott: yes. caps caps caps. all right.still to come here at 5:00 -- >> a new construction site and an old building suddenly in danger of collapse. i'm stephen tschida. i will tell scott: only on 7, tonight a big dig has an historic building in a dangerous predicament. alison: the district ordered the occupants out and halted work at 11th and m street in an effort to keep the old structure from actually falling in to the hole. stephen tschida has the story. stephen: the developer plans to surround this victorian home now an apartment building at 11th and m street in northwest d.c. with a great big apartment building. the moat around the old house intended for the foundation of the new apartment. but the builder apparently dug too deep and too close. >> something is broken. stephen: more like cracked and literally on the edge. alfredo came to do the laundry here but it's closed and he quickly figured out why. >> it's really dangerous. stephen: the drop is so sharp that the fear is the building will fall over and crash to the

will hear from robert mcdonald who gave the commencement address at the university of utah. before that, republican senator tim scott will speak to the graduates of south carolina state university. later, the commencement address at american university from noaa administrator catherine sullivan. -- kathryn sullivan. tim scott was the commencement speaker at south carolina state university in orangeburg. the senators saying a few lines from the 10, "hold on to your dreams." this is 10 minutes. [applause] tim scott: thank you. good evening to everyone. thank you, president evans, for such a kind introduction. let me say first and foremost that without any questions, my prayers are with south carolina state university, for financial

that is followed by commencement remarks from republican senator tim scott and veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald at the university of utah. at 8:00, a look at satire and journalism with editorial cartoonists. announcer: c-span. created by america's cable companies 30 years ago. peter slen: and our guest this week on the communicators is tj kennedy, acting executive director of firstnet. mr. kennedy, welcome, and what exactly is firstnet? t.j. kennedy: it is the first six -- the first responder network authority. it is similar to what people use today with smartphones and having the ability to share voice and data, but doing it in a critical way that will support paramedics every day to do their job. peter: is there an issue with first responders where they need their own network echo -- own network? t.j. kennedy: one thing that happens in big emergencies is that networks can often get caught, and those who need it most, public safety, don't always have the ability to get a signal when they need it. it has also relied for a long time on radio systems, and they serve a great focus -- grea

was the first time the team drafted a player in the first round since robert griffin iii was taken second overall in 2012. gm scott mclelan says he would like to get ten picks out of the draft, meaning the team is open to some trades. >>> the nationals weren't outdone this week. they accomplished multiple feats not seen in franchise history. on back-to-back night, tuesday they rallied from their biggest ever deficit to beat the braves 13-12. and a night later they beat the braves again by scoring 13 rupps again. that's a first in national's history, too. >>> some are calling it a week of glory here in d.c. saturday d.c. united beat the western conference leader. sunday the wizards swept the raptors. monday, the caps won game seven. we just showed you what happened with the nats. we asked if winning is suddenly contagious around here. >> i'm a big proponent of that. whether it's us and the caps or the redskins or the nationals. i think it's just -- as a professional athlete you kind of feed off that of each other. the success of each other. >> playoff time you know the fans are very excited this time of year. not o

host: a few minutes left with robert woodson. scott in new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i am scott the human. i believe we are the one race. the human race. we need to get over different colors. god made us different because we are supposed to accept each other here so we can go to heaven. i have been 2.5 years ago i was doing a stay at the new orleans mission, downtown new orleans. i have been well-traveled. i've been out to california. we are all humans. we need to get together and get this country back. one answer to some of these problems, we need to declare a truce on the war on drugs which is not color related. there is a lot of white people that get killed by white police officers. it is not a big deal because white on white is not the news. host: scott the human in new york. do you want to talk but the drug war? guest: i don't but i would like to speak to the issue of how we can come together. i really think -- when i say the issue we face is cultural, i think that when kids riot, there is an absence of meaning in people's lies. ves. if low

(calling names) let's go people get in line one person is not here okay scott i know you're here gone okay. (calling names) robert please jim lazarus karen i can bring rudolph inform with you and nancy >> thank you members i appreciate the opportunity to be here robert with the intersect association again excuse me. we appreciate the complexity of that issue but we do have some comments we want to make above the internet committee generally our association that made up of the country largest internet he companies he and with the legislation you're now considering with supervisor campos proposed legislation and the two pieces we're concerned about neuron on the data sharing abundantly mandate that is an issue of privacy it is an issue that has effects and frankly an inappropriate and enin tool to enforce the agency requiring the internet companies to turn over data for enforcement just because it will easy the pathway to enforcement agencies doesn't mean it's correct and decades the jurisprudence of counseling this conclusion there's needs to be for a specific reason and needs to be a way to protect the privacy of

scott mcgrew. >>> i'm kris sanchez. robert honda broke this story this morning on twitter. how many plants are we talking about here? >> reporter: we're talking about 100 but the plants were not the main focus of this raid. interestingly enough. we're at the santa clara county sheriff's substation in san martin where early this morning the sheriff's department assisted by other agencies including the state fish and wildlife launched a raid on this illegal marijuana grow operation in a remote area on croy road. nbc bay area news was there as the special unit swept in. the operation was on private property and had several greenhouses and was in the process of building others. one man has been detained. two other workers fled into the hills. officials say today's crackdown is the first in a series of planned raids. >> this summer the sheriff's office, fish and game are going to break down all the coops in santa clara county. it's also environmental hazards. they grade it ideal legally, flooding. fire damage possibilities. >> reporter: along with the hundred or so marijuana pla

robert mcdonald. mary j far has served as the acting chief since mid-march. that was when douglas scott retired. is been with the department for 25 years. leon: let's check on the traffic situation. robert altman is standing by. robert: that accident still revving up in these down side of the icc maryland 200, the county connector before georgia avenue. it is still off on the right hand side. an investigation continues along eastbound at the. -- eastbound 503 -- eastbound 503 cell phone 395 -- southbound 395 heading from the pentagon it is stop and go. it is continuing on 95 in a long line of traffic leading springfield. angela beltway from 66 into virginia, passing 270 at the american legion bridge out towards route 50, still a solid stop and go. northbound lanes of 270. heavy traffic from rockville. towards clarksburg, expect heavy traffic up towards route 80 and urbana. south capitol street right towards chesapeake at the d.c.-maryland line. that is the latest from our traffic center. back to you. alison: authorities in australia are warning actor johnny depp to get his dogs out of that count

scott mcgrew, you told us about kris roberts several weeks ago. >> that's right. back when this was just a claim. let me walk you through what he is and what we do know this morning. roberts is a white hat hacker. that means he's a computer security expert who looks for vulnerabilities as part of his job. he was kicked off of flight to san francisco a couple weeks back by united airlines who said he was a security risk. we knew at the time that he had on an earlier flight tweeted this. find myself on a 737. he then rufr refers to the inflight entertainment system. there's a reference to the engine indicating a crew and alerting system and then dropping the oxygen masks. he was detained by the fbi. so i brought you up to speed. here's the new stuff this morning. what we learned over the weekend was, according to internal fbi documents obtained by canadian news agency roberts told the fbi agents he did access an airplane's control system inflight and claims he did cause the airplane to deviate from its course. he has not been charge with any crime so far. so this ra

the buildings owner is robert mitchell he has no comment. 18 people have been displaced. we're live in kensington, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> another fire in mercer county destroyed homes overnight. the flames engulfed 15 units at the windsor castle apartments on devon shire drive. a firefighter hurt his ankle and another was forced to jump from a second-story window. >> the fire spread throughout the building and took off the whole roof. it was pretty bad. >> the red cross is helping 20 people forced out of their homes, the cause is under investigation. >>> an autopsy is underway on the toddler who died after police say his mother threw him in the lehigh river. 1-year-old perry died saturday after the police pulled him from the water. his mother jumped in, but she survived. she is charged with attempted murder, the police expected charges to be upgraded following her son's death. >>> a burlington county woman is accused to selling tickets to a fake concert. investigators say kelly brian fabricated a show featuring sheryl crow in fed ford. police were planning security, but learned

coming soon, we will have -- we will hear from robert mcdonald who gave the commencement address at the university of utah. before that, republican senator tim scott will speak to the graduates of south carolina state university. later, the commencement address at american university from noaa administrator catherine sullivan. -- kathryn sullivan. tim scott was the commencement speaker at south carolina state university in orangeburg. the senators saying a few lines from the 10, "hold on to your dreams." this is 10 minutes. [applause] tim scott: thank you. good evening to everyone. thank you, president evans, for such a kind introduction. let me say first and foremost that without any questions, my prayers are with south carolina state university, for financial success, and for peace and for the position of significance that you currently hold. from my days on county counsel mr. president, through my days in the state house, i've been a supporter of south carolina state, and as your united states senator, i will continue to be a supporter of south carolina state university. [applause] now, to the parents i know that today is a day of joy and happi

scott: sports director tim brant joining us with what robert kraft said about this. tim: this is interesting because he was the guy talking in the last few days. he is close with the commissioner roger goodell. they met face to face saturday at birthday party. kraft said champ at the owner's meetings that he respects the commissioner and will not appeal the penalties. he did say it has been an emotionally charged couple of weeks. he said he doesn't agree but he will pay the $1 million fine and agree to lose the draft picks out of respect for the commissioner and the partnership he has with the 32 teams in the league. kraft says he wants to stop the rhetoric. he will stand down. mr. kraft: i don't want to continue the rhetoric that has gone on for the last four months. i am going to accept reluctancely what he has -- reluctantly what he has given to us and not continue the dialogue and rhetoric. we won't appeal. tim: robert kraft never mentioned the punishment to tom brady or his appeal. the speculation is kraft may have made a deal with roger goodell about a lighter

roberts is charged with leaving the scene of the accident. >>> talk about a great looking weekend and a beautiful friday scott williams. >> yeah, it certainlythe low 80's across our area. some locations made it into the mid 80's believe it or not too. so, we have a couple of things to get through and then it is going to be a pretty nice mother's day weekend. it's fog. dense fog advisories posted for all of south jersey, all of delaware at least through early on saturday so keep that in mind. visibilities reduced below 1 mile across the area. but let's get to that holiday forecast for mom. looking pretty good. morning fog on sunday, afternoon hazy sunshine and look at that a-high temperature of 86 degrees so one of the warmest mother's days we've seen in quite some time across the area. so high temperatures this weekend, in the 80's. watching out for fog both saturday morning and sunday morning and we can't forget about the tropics. we have ana, some of that remnant moisture could head in our direction by early next week. you can see it's kind of churning off of the carolina coast, not moving a whole lot. water temperatures for us are in the

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then, commencement remarks from tim scott at south carolina state university, and robert mcdonald at the university of utah. host: you might member the scene when doug hughes who want to the capitol grounds. there he is in his gyrocopter. there he is landing on the capitol grounds. flying over by the washington monument -- here he comes. he gets arrested by the capitol police. yesterday, the florida man was back in washington. he was back in washington getting arraigned -- there he is as at the courthouse. mr. hughes, what was yesterday like for you? guest: it has been nonstop for the last month. the charges were pretty serious to read, but i am confident that i will come out ok in court. host: you were charged with two felonies and for misdemeanors? guest: that is correct. host: what happens next? guest: this morning, i will go back down to florida. they will work out my next court date and appearance. if we can hammer out a plea bargain, sometime soon after they will set the trial date. host: we will put the numbers up. if you want to talk to doug hughes, we want to make sure you g

>> reporter: scott it is still very, very early in this investigation, but late today robert sumwalt from the national transportation safety board, told us the investigation is increasingly focusing on the speed of the train in the moments right before the deadly derailment. >> maximum authorized speed through this curve was 50mph. when the engineer induceed brake application was applied, the train was traveling at approximately 106mph. three seconds later when the data to the recorders terminated, the train speed was 102mph. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. says it has not yet spoken to the train's engineer. earlier philadelphia's mayor said the engineer was treated for injuries suffered in the crash and then taken to a police station, but the philadelphia police department says he declined to make a statement before leaving the station with a lawyer. what he isn't saying the trains event recorder and front dash cam a may reveal. >> our mission is to find out not only what happened but why it happened so that we can prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: the engine and all seven pas

. >> robert gates will be here onset. also senator scott.o the author of "clinton cash," peter schweizer would he acts to the latest rounds headlines. and also from modern family actor stone street joins the table. but first bill karins. >> a little bit of everything today, guys. we had some storms yesterday in texas, some amazing hail pictures that came out. we have rain and thunderstorms that rolled through d.c. last night that woke shall peopleome people up. now light rain in new england. you can see the radars are active. south of albany we have a a little bit of rain we're dealing with and also this large area of showers and even some heavy down pours from hartford north. as far as this afternoon, this the cold front will swing on through. we will see additional showers and storms, vermont, albany all the way down to new york city and philadelphia. not everyone will get soaked, but we will see a few showers and storms. worst weather in the country last night, san angelo, texas. over 4 inches of rain. water rescues would happen and the a

scott: time for a check on the traffic situation. robert altman has traffic. robert: northbound from baltimore, we think it is a product of the disruption in the rail service that are starting to cause problems. so if you are heading north, new york philadelphia baltimore, use extra care. it will be slower. look live at the i.c.c. this accident is going on three hours' old. the investigation continues. westbound, don't get two lanes through. 14th street bridge not bad. heavy traffic moving in from the pentagon across the freeway. on the westbound side prior to 14th street. the accident is on the right side. southbound g.w. parkway accident near 123. on the right side. good for a backup in front of the beltwy. 395, southbound slowing from the pentagon to landmark. 795, -- 95 and toward fredericksburg on the southbound commute. southbound 66. beltway to 123 in centreville. capital beltway is jammed up on the inloop through 66 and styson to 202 in landover over the wilson bridge in college park. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. alison: all

brit robinson but she has been in the half movie call the lodgees yard with scott east wood but earlier she when as brittany robert son until a director told her that name might in the work in hollywood. listen to this. >> i was 15, just done a movie and i think director told my manager at the time, i don't know if brittany is a great name. brittany is very popular. so they were like why don't we just go with brit. i was just going with the flow at the time. it was just easier for people to attach themselves to the brit instead of brittany. i like it now. >> yeah. >> that is brit robert son the star of tomorrow land. it is fascinating how a name can mack a difference in the sense of the star. i know it happens in tv but i find that to be really strange. >> yes. >> interesting, as they change their names so many times in hollywood. >> in hollywood these days they are going back to the future. redoing movies like psycho poltergeist, i am old enough remember seeing this for the first time in the theater, i believe what in the early 80's 81, come to the light. when you compare the two trailers the the way the the show

scott: a huge night for hockey fans. caps can one win away from advancing to the next round of the playoffs. alison: it begins in a few hours. robert burr top has a pre -- robert burton has a preview. robert: if you come to big apple there is no shortage of confident people. ranger fans understandably lack zero confidence coming into tonight's game five. in saying that, they still understand the caps are nothing to play with. here in new york city some rangers fans have already looked past tonight's game five anticipating their team to make a run for the stanley cup finals. >> we flew in for this and we were going to take a road trip from anaheim to see them play the ducks. robert: at the same time they know what they are up against. starting with the eight 8 ovechkin. >> he had three rangers guys on him and he still scored broke away and beat top shelf. incredible. >> i love barry trotz as a coach. i knew when he went to washington it was bad news for us because i thought we had washington's number the last couple of years. i think we would have beat them again this year. i think trotz is the answer. somehow ovechkin bought into t

scott: time for a check on the traffic situation. get to robert altman who has the details. robert: a serious accident happened two hours ago now out on the i.c.c. route 200 east and westbound. new hampshire avenue remains closed. looking at the camera shot on the eastbound side, that is coming toward. that is where the accident happened. dump truck hit the left side guardrail and spewed whatever it was hauling on the westbound side. right now one person was in critical condition. the other one in serious condition. both taken to area hospitals. it's shut down. the outer left side of the stop and go continues from the toll road past the accident near connecticut aver to the shoulder. northbound 270. local lane. three-car accident reported there as well. outbound 395 leaving the pentagon. stop and go and starting to jam up on the eastbound side of the 14th street bridge. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. alison: thank you very much, robert. still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the fate of the boston bomber could soon be in the hands of a jury. detail

robert wilson. they waived their preliminary hearing this morning, prosecutors say that both men fired potentially fatal shots at a game stop back in march. katherine scott was in court this morning and joins us in center city with new information. >> reporter: this was a packed courtroom packed with officers and packed with family members, they left now and we know that the defendants waived their preliminary hearing and the prosecutors summarized the evidence they will present some witnesses for this trial. lets go to video from this morning from the family of that sergeant leaving the courthouse this morning they were in the courtroom when prosecutors summarized evidence and the witnesses they would call. they are accused of shooting sergeant wilson at a game stop in march with six shots. the video shows them firing at wilson and 39 shots were fired in all. wilson was promoted to sarge and awarded the medal of honor and valor. they avoided going lieu all the evidence including the video. prosecutors say the evidence is overwhelming multiple shots are exchanged and police officer wilson is in the corner and there are multiple civilians hiding down avoi

. >> just a few minutes left with robert woodson of the center for neighborhood enterprise. scott is up there. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you c-span. i'm scott be human. i go by the name of the human because i believe we are the one mass race the human race. we need to get over all this different colors. god made us all different so we're supposed to accept each other here so we can go to heaven. two and a half years ago i was down doing a little stay at the new orleans mission right downtown new orleans. i've been well traveled to the appalachians. i've been to california. we need to get together and get this country back. you want know just one answer to some of these problems, we need to declare a truce on the war on drugs which is not color related and also there's very lot of white people that get killed by white police officers but it's just not a big deal because white on white is not the news. >> that's scott the human in new york. do you want to talk about the drug war? >> i don't but i would like to speak to the issue of how we can coming together and t

like robert said you know there are -- marco rubio, scott walker, jeb bush there are these people whopace chris christie in the republican party. if you're like a voter or donor or activists, it's like why christie? >> i feel like if this hasn't happened. if bridge gate hadn't happened my hunch -- a lot of people disagree. my hunch is chris christie would be the front runner. there was so much interest -- they maybe can connect to where this came from. there was interest in the idea of a republican who could win in blue states and change the map -- we're looking at that and we're saying how wildly disproportionate like going after this mayor of a town of 30,000 people. if you think about it if there was this appetite for a republican that can win ap blue state. you will do everything you can to drive up the margin. >> it was all there. but, i mean now his best -- okay. maybe he knew nothing. his best defense is that i had a bunch of people very close to me on my staff waging vengeance in my name maybe behind my back. >> the problem is even if bridge gate hadn't happened. he became dam

roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> speeding it up by tearing this down. mayor ed lee and supervisor scott wiener proposing a plan to tear down the 280 freeway extension into mission bay and replace it with a train. more details on the mayor's ambitious plan. >> reporter: traffic jams tie up san francisco around the ballpark on game days. just about any day downtown. so last week the mayor sat down with transportation officials and proposed eliminating the 280 freeway from mariposa to the ballpark and instead routing cal trains and eventually high-speed rail into a tunnel that would run up third street under the new warriors stadium and at&t park right into the transbay terminal currently under construction in the financial district. >> oh i think they were startled. >> reporter: the mayor admits there were lots of questions at that meeting, particularly about eliminating the fourth and king rail yard. this is the busiest station in the cal train system. it's also prime real estate if the train yard could be moved to the corridor where the 280 is now. supervisor scott wiener is lined up wi

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robert turbin dell -- roger goodell. they put their foot down. alix: where will he go? scott: a married of option.wn. he can go to fox google, youtube. he can write his own ticket but the question is, how much will he missed the platform of espn? alix: thank you so much. coming up, christie's sold over $300 million worth of art including a $600 million -- a $60 million van gogh. next week could be in the billions. i will cut you wide. ♪ -- i will tell you why. ♪ alix: $368 million, that was the amount are collectors paid 70 this week for -- art collectors paid sotheby's for pieces by picasso monet, and then go. this we could see a 67% increase from last year. what does that say about the growth of the art market? guests: there is a lot of growth in the art market. there was a lot of buying by chinese collectors. and as we will probably see next week, they are moving into masterpieces by roscoe, warhol, -- rothko and warhol. alix: talk about the numbers. katya: there is one estimated at $140 million. there's another that is estimated at $130 million. these are enormous numbers. alix: unbelievable.

scott? >> we don't know a whole lot about why robert lynch unexpectedly, and that's the company's term unexpectedlying on events accelerating around this company and none of them good if you're a lumber liquidators stockholder for certain. the criminal investigation by the justice department that the company disclosed in april saying that criminal charges are expected, we're getting indications that is moving forward. we don't know if that's directly tied to robert lynch's resignation. we also know that state investigations and other federal investigations are continuing about this whole issue of formaldehyde in the chinese laminate flooring that the company has discontinued selling. the company has its own board committee looking at all of this. as we reported a couple of weeks ago, the company's insurers say they will not pay for the cost of defending more than 100 lawsuits and the company is fighting that in a state court in wisconsin. so tom sullivan the chairman of lumber liquidators, now takes over as acting ceo as they undertake what they say is a national search. meantime whitney tillson, w

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robert wilson ii. valor award that honor recognizes the extraordinary courage of police engaged in combat with an armed suspect. >>> fox 29's spring fling continues. >> scottliams zune serio they're still having fun in media. hopefully you got away from that blow horn. how you guys doing? (laughter). >> we got away from the horn. we also got away from mike jerrick as well. we're outside italian grill here for dining under the stars in media on state street. sue serio is with me as well. and we have one of the director directors here to talk to us about the restaurant. how are you doing, paul? >> i'm doing good. >> tell us about the restaurant, what you're going to offer up for dinner tonight. >> this is our second location we have our original location in old city. we've been here three years at this media location. this is dining under the stars it's been going on for seven years. this is our third year with dining unthe stars as you can see beautiful night, we have a lot of people coming in to town with dining under the stars. usually maybe 6,000 people on a nice night. >> paul, what's the big deal about eating outside? >> people love it. we can't get en

robert mcdonald spoke at the university of utah. the head of noaa and tim scott at south carolina state. tomorrow at noon eastern on c-span. saturday each, a conversation with political cartoonists including gary trudeaux. >>> i think it's a form -- it's a full quality control. you are being affected. good they run everything you do you must be doing something wrong. >> it shows you are still dangerous, a little bit, yes. >> or that you have touched a sore point for that particular community. >> not all my smoking mr. butt strips made it in. when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went dark in las vegas. jerry brown same thing in california. there are regional -- the most recently, did i something about jeb bush. the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political? the man is running for president. >> some of the remarks on political cartoonists. watch the event tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern on on companion network c-span. >>> for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. be he so vile, this day shall gentle his condition. gentl

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robert gates what he thinks of the would-be presidents so far. >> most of these candidates have no experience in foreign policy some. >> schieffer: we'll talk to one of them, wisconsin governor scott walker. we'll get latest on that u.s. attack against isis from the new chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." good morning, first the train they have asked fbi to investigate the possibility of projectile hitting amtrak 188 just before it derailed tuesday night. we begin with robert sumwalt a member of the national transportation safety board. point man on this investigation. is it possible that this thing that hit the train windshield that we now know about possible somebody shot at that train? >> we're certain lear going to be looking at that. as we pointed out we're going to to have the fbi with their technical assistance to analyze what sort of fracture pattern may be on that windshield. >> schieffer: any way that that could have been connected to the crash in this m way? >> it would be completely coincidental or causal that's what we wanted to find out. >> schieffer: somebody fired a shot at the plane? >> i've s