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Intelligence, and weave them together. yesterday and today, two outstanding days for law enforcement. yesterday the deputy in maryland confronted the school shooter and took him out. then today after 19 days of austin basically being on terror alert essentially, you had great police work, the local police, atf, fbi working together. interagency cooperation in ending this case hopefully. >> james galliano, retired fbi, thank you, sir. great to have you here. another noreaster barreling up the e...

And visit myrbetriq.com to learn more. president trump congratulated vladimir putin on his electoral victory. it is in air quotes because it is as if he would ever have losed. with no opposition according to those who monitored the election, president trump said he would be meeting with putin in the not too distant future. the white house press secretary this afternoon, sarah sanders, repeatedly dodging the question about, if russias election was free and fair. >> thats right. the reason she g...

Box thats never getting closed. this should have been wrapped up a monthing a when he said, yeah i did, so what. this wasnt taking him down. if the stuff in the last year wasnt taking him down this wouldnt. but this could lead to things like campaign finance issues. because dont forget, michael cohen said something which is incredible publicly which is, i fade for this with my own money. my client didnt know about it. and i made the agreement myself. thats unethical. youre not allowed to do that...

Might be. you know, is it a peace treaty finally with north korea, to end the korean war formally? that wont be enough. a freeze on nuclear weapons? again, not enough. getting rid of north koreas nuclear weapons is the stated american goal. we know how long the iran deal took, the deal that donald trump hates so much. we know how complex that was. any deal with north korea will be extremely difficult. itll need to be verifiable. >> yup. >> i know you know it is the worlds most closed, most secre...

Students returning, carrying flowers, greeting officers, some with signs of encouragement. >> my school will never be the same, though. it will never be the same. >> reporter: its changed forever. >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: the students first stop, their fourth period class. the same period they were in when the shooting began. the idea, to allow them to spend time with those students they were with when the shots broke out. >> when i got into the classroom, it was kind of, like, everyone...

>> they didnt disclose that it was from the clinton campaign and the dnc for our listeners who arent familiar with the fisa court, its a closed, private secret process where the justice department and fbi are supposed to present all information they can to get the warrant but there isnt a defense attorney there. wouldnt it have been better in retrospect if they had disclosed everything, not just that it was political opponents of the president or of then candidate donald trump but that it was hi...

Were funding christopher steeles work likely had a motivation -- >> they didnt disclose that it was from the clinton campaign and the dnc for our listeners who arent familiar with the fisa court, its a closed, private secret process where the justice department and fbi are supposed to present all information they can to get the warrant but there isnt a defense attorney there. wouldnt it have been better in retrospect if they had disclosed everything, not just that it was political opponents of t...

Something. getting there is one thing. mental institutions? thats something different. >> i think this may have been some vamping on his part. >> he did it twice, though. >> maybe. there is certainly an idea on the right that a lot of things started to go badly when the me mental institutions, you know, 30 or 40 years ago were all closed, that this has caused some societal problem and makes more homeless and that sort of thing. there is also a distinction to be made sort of between mental health...

>> 100%. >> you have to not use technology when walking around. thats one thing that is critical. what i do a lot of times in san francisco and here today, when someone is walking and looking at their phone and coming into you or behind them, i go hey! like that! put it down. steve: its a public service. >> i dont like it. i dont like it. >> i text, i shouldnt do it, i do sometimes text when i drive. i use voice text. >> no. >> you can use voice text and punctuation, mom, i will be there in a mi...

>> 100%. >> you have to not use technology when walking around. thats one thing that is critical. what i do a lot of times in san francisco and here today, when someone is walking and looking at their phone and coming into you or behind them, i go hey! like that! put it down. steve: its a public service. >> i dont like it. i dont like it. >> i text, i shouldnt do it, i do sometimes text when i drive. i use voice text. >> no. >> you can use voice text and punctuation, mom, i will be there in a mi...