victor gave up a lot of energy the last round. good combination by victor. he came back up top, didn't land clean, but it was thrown nice. >> that's what verdict needs to do right there is throw more punches on the inside like that, bring it back to the head and mix it up. a lot of times he jumps through with the shot and he gets tied up and smother himself. >> and he is telegraphing his shots. >> he's telegraphing them. >> right into devon's wheelhouse. devon's right under his legs, victor tell right into his wheelhouse. >> that's what happens. >> that's what you see there. and the leg, coming up high on his leg the last couple of rounds, his legs are tired. he's been hitting a lot of good shots that would make your legs tired. but-of anything negative to say about victor ortiz tonight. he's giving it everything he has. you can't take it away from him. >> anybody had any questions about heart, there it is. he showed them. he's in a good firefight with alexander. >> he's taking enough to quit if he wanted to quit. >> he's not showing the urgency that he need

and i love you as well, victor. but, victor... seems like i was wrong. >> victor: brady is not going to kill eve. >> maggie: yeah, but what you're doing is cruel and it's sadistic. >> victor: oh, come on! she's a big girl! >> maggie: she's a woman whose beloved daughter, her only daughter-- her only child-- was murdered and not that long ago. and she has no idea where her only sister is now or even if she's alive. and she gives tate, your great-grandson, the kind of love that she can't get and he can't get from anyone else. hmm. yes, breaking her heart is gonna have consequences for her. but you haven't even considered what it could do for you. >> victor: what do you expect me to do? >> maggie: oh, come on, now. you're a smart guy. you know the answer to that. tell eve what you're up to. >> marlena: "doc"... [laughs] "this certificate is good for one trip for two"... "to any place in the world the bearer wishes to visit. only condition: that the bearer's companion must be john black." wow. this...this idea, a romantic trip, just t

>> maggie: victor, enough. >> victor: what? i waited till she left the room, didn't i?i still heard it, granddad. >> maggie: okay, stop it, the both of you. >> victor: she's right, brady. i'm sorry. i'm truly sorry. and i'm more than sorry to have upset you when you so totally proved your loyalty to this family. i'm proud of you. >> maggie: and i'm ashamed of you. i gave you a chance to own up, and you didn't. >> brady: what are you talking about? >> victor: she knows. >> brady: she knows what? >> maggie: i know what you're doing to eve. and i think it's disgusting. >> chad: see, that was a rhetorical question. i know what happened last night. you crashed our date, tried to weasel your way in between me and my wife, again. it needs to stop. you're after my wife, i know it. >> stefan: that's just not true. >> chad: no, i'm not blind. i see the way that you look at her. >> stefan: mm. you threatened by that? >> chad: not at all. she just doesn't need to put up with it. she's not interested in you. she never will be. [mysterious music] ♪ >> gabby: mmm. >> stefan: i wouldn'

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lung -- victor davis hanson it is an honor to call victor davis hanson a friend and also ricj lowry so from the sun of california is a reason and all and armor author of dozens of acclaimed books senior fellow in residence of classics and libertarian history at the hoover institution and nationally syndicated columnist and the author of a weekly column for national review online. professor hansen is a distinguished fellow of history at hillsdale college and awarded the national humanities medal 2007 the bradley prize, 2008 and the buckley price 2015. we will proceed as follows with the topic of about 15 or 20 minutes to provide an overview and then to be joined by my other friend rich lowry editor and chief of national review and acclaimed author in his own right i recommend to have his youthful appearance now celebrating his 2050 or at national review. [applause] >> first coming to wish on -- national review worked for me the fact that he survived that is a miracle. so while they are engaged we will collect question cards from the audience who will then have a talk with one of the gre

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome victor brooks. [applause] victor: thank you so much for coming today. i am very honored that all of you could take from your schedules to listen to me. a little bit of the background for this book, i was 19 years was inn 1967 started and and therefore i was old enough to know what was going on in the world, but not old enough to know too much about the economy or the stock market. is the newestat rock band, what was on tv, how i was going to get along with my parents, and so on, so this book is a combination of several things. today from be doing my book is basically three things that are heavily related to one another. one is the popular culture of the time, which is undergoing an enormous change in 1967. the second is the impact of the baby boom, what is starting to be called the generation cap that is developing at this time. and finally fitting well with the exhibit here is the vietnam war, and some of the research i did on the war in 1960 seven and how it set up many of the major changes right

>> victor oquendo, thank you. thank you for watching.inues on "nightline" and first thing on "gma" in the morning. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. sorry about this valentine's day, but we wish you well. good night. >>> tragedy strikes a school campus. taking 17 lives in florida. a gunman opened fire. >>> mystery solved. what made almost a dozen middle-schoole middle-schoolers sick in san francisco. >>> expanding beyond the north bay fire. the latest in on ongoing "7 on your side" investigation just ahead. >> announcer: live breaking news. >>> police, police. put your hands up. >> will is the moment of relief. s.w.a.t. officers evacuate classroom after classroom of terrified students who endured and survived a deadly school shooting. a number did not, sadly. i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. >> shots rang out at

but victor 0rban hungary, you are day. but victor 0 rba n u nsettles hungary, you are day.e ok. do not expect him to stand down over the mike in crisis. it may be over, but he and this party are seeking re—election. it may be over, but he and this party are seeking re-election. this wave of refugees and immigrants to hungary and europe came as a heavenly gift to victor 0rban and others. he can appear as a saviour. watch out for the dress rehearsal. local elections in this town. this candidate expected to wind. how do you justify... candidate expected to wind. how do you justify. .. even candidate expected to wind. how do youjustify... even so, he was candidate expected to wind. how do you justify. .. even so, he was not keen to speak to us. i want to ask you about the eu. your party is in trouble with the eu. what do you say to those who depend on that money? he refused to discuss it. corruption allegations, xenophobia, victor 0rban‘s dream of what he calls an liberal democracy. -- illiberal. translation: the only thing they do writers keep migrants out to be they nothing g

>> victor oquendo, thank you.atching, our coverage continues on "nightline" and first thing on "gma" in the morning. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. sorry about this valentine's day, but we wish you well. good night. >>> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god! [ gun fire ] >> terrifying sounds of gun fire, a student opening fire on students, killing at least 17 and 12 injured. a lot of the students knew what to do thanks to the training they had. but still so many casualties. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> both the atf and fbi are now on the scene in parkland, florida, that's in broward county north of miami. police have identified the suspect as former student nikolaus cruz. >> we're in a real code red, dad, it's not a drill, i hear gunshots. >> reporter: the incident happening at marjorie stillman high school in parkland, florida. >> there are fatalities that are involved, we can't confirm the numbers at this point. >> reporter: students seen first running away from th

>> yes, victor, some calling this a miracurl on ice. the usa's first ever olympic gold in curling. they did it by beating sweden, the number one ranked team in the world. they won 10-7 and they were led by their four time olympian, their skip john shuster. proud husband, father of two and with his teammates now olympic gold medalists. earlier today i caught up with lindsey vonn. she made history in pyeongchang, the oldest woman ever to medal. she was blasted on social media saying she wouldn't visit the white house if invited. i asked her how that online negativity affects her. >> it definitely hurts. like you said, no matter how you try to spin it in your mind or, you know, out loud, it always hurts. and i try not to read it. i try to stay away from it. but i also like to know what my fans are thinking and saying and feeling and i like that engagement with them. >> lindsey vonn told me she hopes that her journey, victor and christi like the u.s. women's hockey team will inspire young girls across the nation. >> excellent. and please st

time for substitute victor wanyama down? time for substitute victor wa nyama to change down?se of the match. he'd only been on one minute, and one of the finest strikes you could ever wish to see. to the victor, the spoils. well, notjust yet as there was much more drama. harry kane had been quiet all match and then won a penalty, but he was offside? would it stand? yes was the answer. would he score? no. to make matters worse for harry kane, in injury time mo salah wriggled through and made the score 2—1. surely that was that? absolutely not. virgil van dijk bankrupting his side's chances with another penalty, the last kick of the game and redemption time for harry kane. 100 premier league goals for him and the end of a breathless second 45 minutes. good luck choosing which of these sides will be playing in the champions league next season. in today's other premier league match it was honours even as crystal palace and newcastle drew 1—1. the point for palace moves them up to 14th while newcastle are in 16th as they both battle to avoid dropping into the relegation zone. anth

time for victor wanyama their fortunes upside down. upside down. time for victor wanyama to change the course of match. he had only been on for a minute. one of the fiennes strikes you will see. to the victor the spoils. not yet, there was much more drama. kane has been quiet, and then w011 drama. kane has been quiet, and then won a penalty. but he was offside. would it stand 7 won a penalty. but he was offside. would it stand? yes, was the answer. would it stand? yes, was the answer. would kane score? no. and then to make matters worse for kane in injury time the magnificent salah wriggled through and scored. surely that was that? absolutely not. van dijk bankrupting his side's chances. another penalty, the last kick of game and redemption for kane. 100 premier league goals for him and a breathless second 45 minutes. good luck choosing which of these sides will be playing in the champions league next season. that is all, now time for click. welcome to dubai, the desert kingdom where there's no such thing as too much. this city has spe

matheson professor at the college of the holy cross victor thank you for being with us these winter olympics are seeing lots of winners with the u.s. already taking five gold medals in different events i really like watching seven seventeen year old chloe kim and red gerard and a shaun white always a thrill and even jamie anderson but you know these medals mean something but do the athletes actually get paid for their efforts so the olympics themselves does not pay the athletes however individual nations might pay their athletes depending on how well they do so for example in the united states a gold medal is worth thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars a silver is worth twenty five thousand and a bronze medal is worth twelve and a half thousand dollars that's actually a record amount paid to a limb pick winners by the u.s. so see this year. and when we talk about you know athletes in professional sports we know those a lift athletes make you know millions and millions of dollars but do the libyans actually make money through sponsorship deals with companies like kraft in red bu

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>> victor oquendo, thank you.atching, our coverage continues on "nightline" and first thing on "gma" in the morning. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. sorry about this valentine's day, but we wish you well. good night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a graphic designer from winter garden, florida... an escalation manager from edina, minnesota... and our returning champion, a utilities locator from mesa, arizona... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, folks, and welcome aboard. frank had a really good day yesterday. it could happen to you, erin. you, too, rob. we'll find out in this half hour, won't we? good luck. here we go.

matheson professor at the college of the holy cross victor thank you for being with us these winter olympics are seeing lots of winners with the u.s. already taking five gold medals in different events i really like watching seven seventeen year old chloe kim and red gerard and a shaun white always a thrill and even jamie anderson but you know these medals mean something but do the athletes actually get paid for their efforts so the olympics themselves does not pay the athletes however individual nations might pay their athletes depending on how well they do so for example in the united states a gold medal is worth thirty seven thousand five hundred dollars a silver is worth twenty five thousand and a bronze medal is worth twelve and a half thousand dollars that's actually a record amount paid to a limb pick winners by the u.s. so see this year. and when we talk about you know athletes in professional sports we know those a lift athletes make you know millions and millions of dollars but do the libyans actually make money through sponsorship deals with companies like kraft in red bu

victor, think. that suspect coming into sharper focus tonight. 19-year-old nikolas cruz, charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. tonight, what we're now learning about his childhood. he was adopted. he then lost that father as a boy. then the mother who adopted him dying of the flu just months ago. and his troubling posts on social media. were many signs missed? abc's tom llamas at the jail here in ft. lauderdale, where cruz is being held. >> reporter: today, the 19-year-old accused of hunting down and killing 7 people at his former high school led into court in shackles. >> are you nikolas jacob cruz? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: authorities now retracing his steps in the aftermath of the rampage. the alleged gunman on the run for about an hour. police say cruz stopped by a local walmart and a subway, where he bought a drink. he then stopped into this mcdonald's. he was finally spotted by michael leonard, a police officer from a nearby city. officer leonard had decided to join the search and

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>> victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the deadly storm system. at least eight people killed. a dozen confirmed tornadoes hitting fourstates, including kentucky, the pictures right there. many communities under water tonight, as we now track a new system moving into the east. abc's marcus moore from the storm zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, millions reeling from a weekend tornado outbreak and severe flooding. residents frantically digging through debris of this clarksville, tennessee, home. >> they just rescued that dog from the rubble. >> reporter: a family pet surviving an ef-2 twister, winds up to 125 miles per hour. cladjour way and his wife huddling in their bathtub. >> my wife was terrified, she's crying, i'm terrified, because i didn't know what to do, i didn't know if it was coming back again. >> reporter: this, as at least 70 rivers across the heartland are at or above flood stage, with more rain on the way. here in paducah, kentucky, they are fighting, in

rara vez, los telescopios captan este fenÓmeno de la astronomÍa. >> vÍctor es un cerrajero muy famosoa astronomÍa. instalÓ en la terraza de su casa un telescopio. mientras lo probaba, apunto a una galaxia que habÍa frecuentado poco para que explorer imÁgenes sin imaginar que estaba apunto de cambiar la historia de la astrofÍsica. >> empecÉ a bajar imÁgenes con la cÁmara nueva. en las primeras fotos veÍa todo bien pero al pasar unos minutos comencÉ a ver 1 px al borde de la galaxia. >> comenzÓ a llamar en medio de la noche a sus astrÓnomos amigos, pero nadie le respondiÓ que estaban reunidos en una cumbre. entonces, se contactÓ con un aficionado autodidacta que forma parte de una asociaciÓn estadounidense para mandar un reporte oficial. >> demandÓ un reporte de la pantalla-- le mando un reporte de la pantalla y me dice que esa estrella no figura en los catÁlogos. >> su amigo informÓ esto a los laboratorios de todos los planetas. constataron el hallazgo y empezaron a analizarlo con maquinarias de gran poder. ese dÍa, víctor no pudo esperar la llegada de la oscuridad para observar la est

victor matheson always a great to have you thank you so much for the information victor matheson professor at the college of the holy cross thank you have a great weekend thank you. time now for a quick break but stay right there because when we return we'll see the interview with magicka berry and her efforts to bring back opportunities to the developing world as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires strongest. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and paci into debt sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the u.s. . join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then . palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world.

>> victor oquendo in porklanark. victor, thank you. >>> and one more development on this tonight. since the deadly shooting in parkland, florida, eight days ago, we have learned of several threats or possible school plots thwarted. tonight, yet another one. in maryland, two students arrested for allegedly making a mass threat against the high school. authorities revealing they've recovered semiautomatic rifles, handguns and other weapons. they are now charged with a threat of mass violence. and tonight, take a look at this map, showing some of the other threats where authorities have become aware of a possible threat against schools in just recent days. the group educators for school safety network, which tracks these numbers, says it normally records an average of ten threats a day. in the past week, they have recorded 50 threats a day. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto other news tonight, and a major new development in the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller filing new charges against two former trump campaign officials, paul manafort and rick gates. and the

victor cha bed in the bush white house and is considered a hawk on korea. he had been vetted for months by the white house. however, he reportedly expressed opposition to the administration's threat to carry out a preventive military strike against north korea. in a "washington post" op-ed published last night he wrote about the risk to americans living in asia. to be clear, the president would be putting at risk an american population the size of a medium sized u.s. city, pittsburgh say or cincinnati. on the is this that a crazy and undeterable dictator will be rationally cowed by a demonstration of u.s. power. i'm joined by contributor howard fineman and "new york times" columnist michelle goldberg. michelle, i want to start with you. this idea that we would be able to get away psychologically by bloodying the nose of the north korean dictator and him just take it on the nose and not do anything about it eames to be what victor cha does not find credible. >> right, and what's frightening is that victor cha seems alarmed about the trump administration's in

>> victor oquendo leading us off on a monday night.ictor, thank you. >>> president trump, meanwhile, under growing pressure, much of that pressure from the students themselves, the survivors from that school in florida, who now plan to march on washington. as the president unleashes that twitter storm on everything from the fbi and the shooting to russia. as those students speak out themselves, they want the president to act. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: outside the white house today, a group of students calling themselves "teens for gun reform" staged a protest. one teen holding a sign, "am i next?" it follows the raw outrage from students at the parkland, florida, high school who witnessed the carnage first-hand. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call bs. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: the students offering a blunt message to those in power. >> this isn't about the gop, this isn't about the democrats, this is about the adults. we feel neglected an

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victor char who you highly respect would be putting at risk the medium sized u.s.y is what he said the president would be doing, pittsburgh or cincinnati on the assumption a crazy and undetourble. >> you know, it would be a terrible, horrible thing if the united states and north korea started a war with each other, but the military option as h.r. mcelder mcelderry ma mcmaster says, you want the military option to look serious but you do not want to have to use it. so i think the president is ably, i think, is probably trying to put it on the table. he may do that in the case of iran, as well. to use it as a diplomatic stick and that's the right thing to do. >> now -- >> i just hope, of course, we don't end up having to turn to military options and i think that there is nobody more than the many generals in this administration kelly, mcmaster, mattias, they would like to avoid such an event. >> finally, i want to ask you because you were slated for the second top position at the state department and the president vetoed your appointment. if you had one piece of advi

silva se encuentra en polanco en ciudad de mÉxico con los Últimos detalles vÍctor, addlante, buenasor de hace rato?. >> estaba en mi casa, estaba comiendo y de la nada se empieza a mover todo, lo primero que pensÉ fue el sismo de septiembre, pero bueno agarrÉ mis cosas y me salÍ, no fuera a ser otro problema como la vez pasada. >> regresÓ todo a la normalidad y saliste otra vez. >> sÍ, voy a festejar el cumpleaÑos de mi novia, decidÍ salir un poco mÁs y caminar aqÍi en polanco que estÁ todo tranquilo y todo normal. >> muchas gracias. >> de nada. >> asÍ es, la gente estÁ -precuperando sus actividades normales, de acuerdo a las autoridades lo que nos han informado pues no se tiene reportes de vÍctimas mortales, solo crisis nerviosas, y uua persona lesionada en una colonia en ciudad de mÉxico, hasta el momento mi reporte. >> vÍctor muchisimas gracias, resumiendo un fuerte terremoto 7. 2 grados sacudiÓ hoy el centro y sur de mÉxico estremeceiendo edificios y causando pÁnico en las calles, eran las 5:39 de la tarde, el epicentro al sur de piro tepa nacional, tras el terremoto se sintiero

and victor, any word on when that school will be reopening, when they'll all come back together? >> reporter: david, students and their families were know fitted of a special orientation here next sunday where they'll be offering a variety of support services, and the goal is to have classes resume next tuesday. david? >> victor oquendo in parkland, florida, for us tonight. >>> one more note this evening, what could have been another school attack. was the plot foiled? a maryland teenager this time, arrested at school, police say he had a gun in his backpack and a knife in his pocket. school officer questioning 18-year-old alwin chen after getting a tip that he was armed. this .9 millimeter in his backpack. at home, police found other weapons, including an ar-15-style rifle, plus a list of grievances against fellow students. >>> president trump, meanwhile, on twitter today, and taking aim on russia, saying he's been much tougher on russia than president obama before him. the white house was then asked, why have the sack shuns passed by both democrats and republicans not been full

victor quinonez describes his new reality.grader became world famous after making public a recording of his history teacher ranting against the military. victor quinonez/student "i can't walk outside anymore. i have to always be around somebody who is watching me. it's dangerous for me now to walk to the grocery store without the students that are working there."victor and his parents were among the parents and veterans who packed el rancho school board meeting in pico rivera. those who came out were furious the teacher who made the comments - gregory salcido - who is also a city councilman here - still has a job. natsot/mos"i wish he would have told me to my face what he told to those kids - then it would be a different story."the secret recording of salcido made during class was shared 10's of thousands of times on social media. here he is referring to military recruiters. natsot/salcido "they're not like high level thinkers. they're not academic people, they're not intellectual people. they're the freaking lowest of our low

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let me ask you, victor, mr. it just once in a lifetime, suddenly snapped starts talking about bad-mouthing the military? >> no, he is known for ranting about many things like religion, the military and other things. steve: okay. brian: just to be clear, you said, if he equated you joining the military to if your family beat their, beat their women would be the same thing? he equated joining the military to that? >> yes. brian: unbelievable. when you started recording, is it your understanding he did not know you were recording and, what did he do? >> you know, he didn't know that i was recording but since he lets us have our phone out, i took that as advantage to record him. brian: what has been the response since? >> you know, i have a lot of people supporting me and a lot of students who don't support me. people who are my friend. i still respect them, even if they don't support me. you can still be my friend. ainsley: victor, how does that make you feel when your teacher is saying this about the military and

>> victor oquendo with us again tonight. >>> and to a new school scare we're following tonight. this time, a teacher with a gun barricading himself inside his classroom and then firing a shot. students running in fear. and here's abc's steve osunsami on that front. >> reporter: this was the panic this morning during third period at dalton high school north of atlanta, after police say this popular social studies teacher had a breakdown and locked himself in an empty classroom with a handgun. >> he was telling people to go away. >> reporter: the principal, who was outside the door, says that 53-year-old randall davidson wasn't making sense, and fired a bullet through a window. they immediately evacuated the school. >> everybody started screaming and some teachers said, "get out, get out." and we all just started running out. i left everything in my bookbag. we didn't finish eating. >> reporter: the school's armed security officer was offcampus. the only person with a gun was the teacher, seen here, who for years has called games for the football team. >> when i got to dalton, my

not at all. >> and victor oquendo with us live tonight from the school.nd victor, we know the fbi received that tip six weeks before the shooting. tonight, we've always learned there was an investigation by florida's department of children and families? >> reporter: david, abc news has confirmed there was a dcf investigation that found that cruz was depressed and that he wanted to buy a weapon, but in the end, they found no signs of neglect, so, they closed that investigation. today, a judge ruled that the entire report should be released to the public. david? >> victor oquendo, thank you. >>> president trump, meanwhile, under growing pressure, much of that pressure from the students themselves, the survivors from that school in florida, who now plan to march on washington. as the president unleashes that twitter storm on everything from the fbi and the shooting to russia. as those students speak out themselves, they want the president to act. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: outside the white house today, a

here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: friends and family of 14-year-old alex schachter arriving to say their final good-byes. the funeral for the freshman and aspiring musician, one of four held sunday. while the community mourns, the survivors from stoneman douglas demanding change. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call b.s.! >> reporter: an outcry for action. >> people are just dying around the nation constantly from gun violence. so much of it could be prevented if our government and our legislatures listened to our voices. >> reporter: the student-led group, called never again, now planning a trip to tallahassee to meet with state lawmakers face-to-face. >> we will come at them and do whatever it takes to change the way our the state runs and eventually the nation. >> reporter: 100 students heading to florida's capital tuesday, ensuring they'll have a voice in every meeting. what are some of the bills that you're looking to get changed here? >> we're focusing on the assault rifle bill and high capacity magazines. but we're also focusing on the ment

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victor and christi. >> jessica for us in washington. thank you. >>> so the nunes memo is now at the center of this fight consuming washington. it is based on a series of documents and says they paved the way for a politically motivated russia investigation. did devon nudes, who wrote the memo, read those source documents? here's what he said last night. >> did you read the actual fisa applications? >> no, i didn't. and this has been one of these bogus news stories that have been put out. the agreement we made with the department of justice was to create a reading room. and allow one member, two investigators to go over and review the documents. i thought the best person on our committee would be the chairman of the oversight committee, trey gowdy. >> so robert bair, cnn intelligence and security analyst and former cia operative with us, along with michael zeller. thank you both, gentlemen, for being here. robert, to you first, how confident are you that representative nunes has a full grasp of what this is if he did not read through it

i'm christi paul. >> i'll victor blackwell. happy saturday to you.numbers for you -- 666. 666 spoippoints in a single day. yesterday's stock market deep was the steepest drop for the dow since president trump took office. >> as far as point drops go, it ranks among the top ten of all time. it was edged up by several rough days during 2008 during the great recession. that was a different time with a much weaker economy, of course. if you use the same list and adjust for percentage of the market, it helps put things into perspective here. just 2%. it wouldn't even make the top-10 list in terms of the percentage drop there. >>> a true lie dark -- truly dark day for wall street would be like in 2007. enough for a 22% crash to put it in perspective. >> the economy is in such good shape, right, why the drop? here's alison kosik with a look at the numbers. >> reporter: hi, victor and christi. wages grew 2.9% versus a year ago. the economy added 200,000 jobs last month, and the unemployment rate stayed at 4.1%, a 17-year low. job gains were cross the board.

victor?motional message that the principal of stoneman douglas prepared for his students and parents and really the entire community. tell us about it. >> reporter: for principals, their students are like their children. imagine for this principal, he lost 17 of them. 17 of the people that he worked with every single day. so he took to youtube to thank his staff for being there and to thank law enforcement for arriving in haste. then he had this message for his students. >> eagles, i promise you, i will hug each and every one of you as many times as you need and i will hold you, as long as you need me to, for all 3,300 of you and your families and we will get through this together. our community is strong. our students are strong. we will persevere in these trying times. >> reporter: and very trying times, indeed. we learned from the broward county public school's website that they are hoping to allow staff back into the school by the end of the week. but, rene and victor, imagine having to g