. >> shannon miller covered the story. she said finding beverly became a local obsession. >> people came out in droves, looking for her, wondering where she had gone. to not come home from work after doing something you do every day left a huge mystery. what happened to her? >> beverly's husband, carl, even made a plea. he sounded heart broken but not everybody was buying the distraught husband story. >> people were saying, oh, the husband must have had something to do with it, must have hired somebody. we all watch a lot of "dateline." >> carl jr., so worried about his mom, now feared his dad could become a suspect. >> they were asking questions like, okay, you're the husband and you just went into this home to search for her, you've gone up in the attic. your fingerprints are everywhere. you just completely contaminated our crime scene, why did you do that? and so you could just see their wheels turning. it was like, oh, no. >> he was right to worry. detective allison brought carl sr. in for questioning. >> did you put c

shannon, head of asset allocation and portfolio strategy with boston private wealth. also with us is cnbc contributor michael pharr. he's the president. and whatever titles he's got at farm milleron earlier today press secretary mnuchin says he thought 3% economic growth was highly acheefbl growth goal. i wonder if i feel the same way especially if the feds is race g interest rates? >> we've seen softening of economic data last month but today's fed report and the initial jobless claims report are both pretty strong. i think 3% is probably a little as spir rational but i think we're on track even without reforms that we've been talking about as it relates to particular a high stimulus package to that rate g dp. >> let's say you're a middle-aged couple and you got 15 more years in the market. you're thinking about expenses for college and retirement expenses, shannon, how would you recommend people allocate their assets right now? >> i think we're still focused on equities and that relates to the growth we've seen. not only here in the united states but also outside of united states. equity offers the tub for significant growth over bonds and n a rising and interesting environme

. >> shannon: it's bring in judy miller, fox news contributor.ing in the "new york times" article they say the memo also as part of comey's recollection of the meeting it started with a discussion about leaks and the president was angry there wasn't more being done or expressed his concern he wanted to see prosecution. in a piece today in the "new york post," one reason trump fired him is that comey refused to investigate leaks within the administration of classified material some bearing on national security. my view, his view is that comey may have been hesitant to investigate because he knew some of the leaks came from the f.b.i. what do you make of this situation? >> i think i would prefer to believe what the president himself said, which is he was firing comey because he was a showboater and because he wouldn't let the russia investigation go. whatever michael goodwin thinks is at this point interesting but not relevant to what we're talking about today, i think. >> shannon: we have a lot of leaks. that's not up for debate because they're sh