it began with, of all things, a message to the facebook page of the zanesville p.d.r had volunteered that her husband was part of a stick-up gang. >> we came in and spoke with her and obtained a lot of valuable information for this investigation. >> reporter: detective phil michel of the zanesville p.d. had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when got the facebook tipster in for an interview, guess who she identified as two members of the robbery crew? none other than sirius underwood and josh daniels! if the tipster could be believed: they'd been bandits together two years before brandy would be found shot to death. the woman confirmed something detective michel had long suspected, but been unable to prove: that the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job. josh daniels had been working at the store at the time and handed over seven thousand dollars to a masked gunman. >> if we had been here on january 1st, 2012, what might we have seen? >> you can an individual come from the southwest side of the parking lot -- he stuck the

, south korea is a horrible trade agreement, he said this, if a company shuts down in sidney or zanesville, ohio and they are paying 21%, if they are producing in this country in cincinnati, if they move to mexico they get a 50% coupon off on taxes. they pay 21% producing here, 10.5% overseas, we've got to change tax policy, not just straight policy.

and zanesville. it's pretty hard to say i'm not here. [applause] >> curtis, you have the next question. >> let's continue talking about this issue of jobs, workers, so here's a hot-button issue that impacts families, impacts workers, i know, senator, you just said corporate projects are up, wages are flat. just last month the national retail federation called the administration's tariffs "a tax on american families." the president says we need increased tariffs to improve our economy, make america more competitive on the world stage so my question to both of you, explain your current view of u.s. trade policy, and also, the president's position on this. moderator: congressman renacci, you can begin with 90 seconds. rep. renacci: thank you. the president was elected in 2016 because workers here in ohio realize not only were they not being given a fair shake, they weren't being represented any more. that is why he was elected. the tariffs were his way to negotiate things. there is no doubt we have a trade war. it's been going on for years

though said, south ump has korea is a horrible trade said this, if a company shuts down in sidney or zanesville, ohio and they are paying 21%, if they are producing in this country in move to i, if they mexico they get a 50% coupon off on taxes. 21% producing here, 10.5% overseas, we've got to change not just straight policy. congressman renacci last year voted for that tax bill that did that. moderator: mr. renacci, you have 30 seconds to rebut. thank you.i: i've asked the senator to debate me on the tax bill because it ounds like he doesn't understand. companies are not getting a 50% tax break. and he needs to realize read the tax law is they weren't paying taxes before. the current bill actually brings in. taxes so he needs to understand the tax bill before he starts talking about it. i s one of the reasons why know he wouldn't debate me on the tax bill. if he wants another debate i'm that because i'm going to continue to always worry about ohioans and trying to make ohioans first. wants to talk about washington and making washington first. moderator: gentlemen, let's talk about gun control

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