continue the investigation, hundreds came together a week ago for the funeral to mourn the loss of steven lee. the youth group reports on his facebook page that lee was a volunteer and a small group leader. one of his closest friends has set up this gofundme page to raise money to help his family through this this case. police refused comment on those friends who failed to call for help may be in trouble. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news. a double shooting at a high school in prince george's county. one person killed, another wounded. >>> reports of smoke at the federal center metro station. know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. >>> if you're just joining us, we're following two breaking storie

we're joined by amy chozick and steven lee myers of "the new york times." >> i talk to voters all over the country. and whenever they say i don't trust hillary clinton. i ask them why. and i hear one word, e-mails. they might not understand the nuances of the inspector general's report or how she skirted federal records requests, they might not care about that. but it's adding to this narrative that republican, of course, have helped shape, that she can't be trusted. and i think that is filtering down and it is impacting the electorate in ways that are not good for the clinton campaign. >> rose: we continue with mike allen of "politico" and the playbook. >> on paper, secretary clinton is still the favorite. secretary clinton has history on her side, demographics on her side, resume experience on her side. and so that's that missing ingredient of the emotional connection. but that is how we vote. >> rose: emotion. >> it goes back to, i sometimes think of life as a student council election. back in the lunchroom, you didn't vote for the kid with the better platform. you voted for tom bec

charlie: steven lee myers, what do you think? even: i think a lot of people are still digesting the report. the report is one of several coming. a judicial watch, a conservative watch group is doing depositions now, seeking more information about why she created this private server. who knew about it, what were the security risks involved. on top of the fbi investigation, down thealso coming pike.- i think the inspector general's report is only the first in what is bound to be more controversy surrounding her use of the server. charlie: are you surprised by the response? you would think they would want to put this behind, but if you are answering in a way that makes people question your response, you are not putting it behind you. steven: i think all along for the campaign, they have tried to play this down, saying this is something previous secretaries have done, specifically colin powell, using an e-mail account. but what the report did was undercut some of the justifications or explanations that they had made, that she herself

charlie: steven lee myers, what do you think? steven: i think a lot of people are still digesting the report. the report is one of several coming. a judicial watch, a conservative watch group is doing depositions now, seeking more information about why she created this private server. who knew about it, what were the security risks involved. on top of the fbi investigation, which is also coming down the pike. i think the inspector general's report is only the first in what is bound to be more controversy surrounding her use of the server. charlie: are you surprised by the response? you would think they would want to put this behind, but if you are answering in a way that makes people question your response, you are not putting it behind you. steven: i think all along for the campaign, they have tried to play this down, saying this is something previous secretaries have done, specifically colin powell, using an e-mail account. but what the report did was undercut some of the justifications or explanations that they had made, that

as police continue the investigation, hundreds came together a week ago to mourn the loss of steven lee. lee was a volunteer and a small group leader. one of his closest friends has set up this gofundme page to raise money to help his family through this very difficult time. what one of steven's friends thinks might be behind this >>> in the race to the white house, the fight for the democratic nomination is moving forward as both parties face a primary next tuesday in west virginia. chris lawrence is in the newsroom with the details on that. >> we've got a lot to tell you about the democrats, but first we want to get to the presumptive republican nominee. house speaker paul ryan says he wants to support donald trump, but he's not there yet. he made those comments as trump is already starting to talk about the stakes. trump said there was a 40% chance he could pick one of his former rivals. ben carson is expected to be part of a committee to help him select a running mate. meantime we learned today mitt romney as well as john mccain and both former presidents bush 41 and 43 are going to

charlie: steven lee myers, what do you think? steven: i think a lot of people are still digesting the report. the report is one of several coming. a judicial watch, a conservative watch group is doing depositions now, seeking more information about why she created this private server. who knew about it, what were the security risks involved. on top of the fbi investigation, which is also coming down the pike. i think the inspector general's report is only the first in what is bound to be more controversy surrounding her use of the server. charlie: are you surprised by the response? you would think they would want to put this behind, but if you are answering in a way that makes people question your response, you are not putting it behind you. steven: i think all along for the campaign, they have tried to play this down, saying this is something previous secretaries have done, specifically colin powell, using an e-mail account. but what the report did was undercut some of the justifications or explanations that they had made, that s

. >> my name is steven lee mormon, i'm eric's dad.ong seven months since your wild intoxicated driving killed our eric. today we heard a professionally scripted rehearsed apology from you. well, it's too late. it is a waste of time. we don't need to hear, sorry about your loss, i made a mistake or some other excuse. so you know there is no such as healing in this. you can heal a cut, a bruise, or a disease. not this. this doesn't go away. we just have to live with this from now on. stein, your decisions killed two people and ruined our lives forever. you hurt countless people. you hurt our entire family. your family will never have to deal with that. you will get another chance. your family has hope. we don't have hope. and finally, just so there is never any doubt, you won't be forgiven by us. we will never get over losing our eric. no parent or family who truly loves each other ever does. i know the best days of our lives are over. some things always wrong in my life now. eric is missing. i'm never truly be happy again. and my famil

. >> alyssa stevens supported mayor lee. this attorney has never gotten over that. >> he says there is a result of a failure to comply and says the properties could could be affordable housing. >>> there's a slow down in hiring. and came in short of many analysts expectations but the best two year stretch for the job market since the 90s and the unemployment rate held steady at five percent. wall street rallied and the dow gained 19 points. >>> facebook lost a round and a judge refused to drop a lawsuit. it went around a photo feature that using facial technology. it matches names to photos and names. the plaintiff says they never gave permission but facebook says it is in the terms of service. the judge decided that the plaintiff's arguments was enough to proceed with the case. >>> most people probably think rain was a good thing but for some farmers it could be a devastating blow. one farmer says it has wiped out 40% of his crop. saying it came at the worse possible time before mother's day weekend. >> as soon as rain touc

lee. >> alyssa stevens supported mayor lee that you are allowed to do as a citizen last time, i knew, okay? this city attorney has never gotten over that. >> aaron buskin disagrees. >> everybody is aware they are not playing by the rules and it is time for san francisco to step up. tara moriarty, fox 2 news. >>> dana stubblefield's attorneys fight back against rape allegations. why his attorney says that former 49er is not being treated fairly. plus ... >> bay area moms honored as we head to mother's day weekend and one mother says her biggest challenges did not come until after her son was born. >>> a new development in the case of former 49er dana stubblefield charged with raping a developmentally disabled woman. ann reuben with the demands being made of the santa county district attorney. >> stubblefield's attorney want the d.a. to step aside saying the actions are prejudicial and fear the impact on the case. lawyers for former 49er dana stubblefield says the santa clara district attorney's office should be removed. they file a motion saying he is not being treated fairly. >> here we ar

lee. traders are tim seymour, steven grasso, and guy adami. if donald trump becomes president of the united states, we'll tell you what the ceos are saying. >>> plus, which companies has a product to make that sold for a dollar and has a billion customers? one of the hottest trades right now. >>> square trading lower, but it's what ceo jack dorsey just said to kayla tausche about twitter. >>> the action today wasn't in stocks, it was in bonds and the dollar, soaring ahead of the all important jobs report tomorrow. so would it be better for stocks strong report or a weak report? is good news good news? what is the deal here? for stocks specifically, i think you want a weak report. a strong report back into the corner that they don't want to get themselves backed into it. i think the data, the last six or nine months mixed at best. if you want to be bull initiative stocks at these levels, i think to answer your question you need a weak jobs report. >> i think people feel the data is getting increasingly weaker. you're at place where the u.s. eco

. >> reporter: meanwhile stevens, an influence is that bay area philanthropist and friend of mayor ed lee doubling the academy's real estate holdings in just 10 years. it's no secret the academy is one of the biggest employers in san francisco. has anybody approached you and said lay off them? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: sanchez insists this year no more mr. nice guy. he just sent out 22 new notices of violation with a deadline of comply by july 1st or face fines of $250 per building per dame, but already stevens is appealing which could delay fines again. she turned down our interview request referring us instead to her seventh attorney on the case. >> our plan is to wrap all this up in a resolution that is satisfactory to the planning commission. >> reporter: jim brosnahan says a resolution is in the works, though he wouldn't go into details. >> it's a somewhat fluid matter at the present time. >> reporter: the main sticking point? nine properties violate a new city ordinance for residential units. the law would literally have to change to make these units legal. some other schools

. >> reporter: meanwhile, stevens, an influential bay area philanthropist and friend of mayor ed lee, has continued her buying spree. in fact, doubling academy's real estate holdings in just 10 years. it's no secret that it's one of the biggest employer in san francisco. has anybody approached you and said lay off them? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: sanchez says this year no more mr. nice guy. he just sent out 22 new notices of violation with a deadline comply by july 1 or face fines of $250 per building per day. but already, stevens is paying. that could delay the fines again. she turned down request for an interview referring us instead to her 7th attorney on the case. >> our plan is to wrap all this up in a resolution that's satisfactory to the planning commission. >> reporter: jim brosnahan says a rests losing is in the works although he -- a resolution is in the works although he won't go into detail. >> it's fluid at the present time. >> reporter: the main sticking point nine properties violate a new city ordinance that limits conversion to residential units. the law would hav

lee. traders are tim seymour, steven grasso, and guy adami.omes president of the united states, we'll tell you what the ceos are saying. >>> plus, which companies has a product to make that sold for a dollar and has a billion customers? one of the hottest trades right now. >>> square trading lower, but it's what ceo jack dorsey just said to kayla tausche about twitter. >>> the action today wasn't in stocks, it was in bonds and the

lee of utah, who was ted cruz's closest friend in the senate. >> my goodness. all in the family here. >> it's wonky, but we love it. >> he's clearly trying to signal to conservatives, steven, that he is conservative, that he has that same ideological standpoint as they have. but is this enough? i mean, should he go on and say, you know, he's not promising to nominate any of these people. they're just suggestions. should he say, i'm promising to nominate at least one of these people. >> you never want to rule out the possibility of finding an amazing judge that has a record just like these people. this is about setting a parameter, saying, these are the kinds of judges that will shape my thinking and my approach to the supreme court. >> what do you think of these picks? >> well, they're fabulous. >> these possibilities? >> to me. the -- i mean, they're amazing judges. they really are some of -- i mean, jeff, you would agree, these are some of the brightest legal minds in the country. >> they're very bright. they are very conservative. and that -- there's a real choice there. >> and i would just -- >> go, margaret. >> okay, here's the thing. first of all, yes, the movement