disruption like there's not broken glass. he's not cut up. no one is screaming. cops cannot just walk into the house and start tossing it. you need a search warrant and you need reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is afoot. the seven officers went there. they did their job. they had no reason to go in there. that's part of our country and our culture that in america is we just can't go in and conduct irrelevant searches and seizures. and there's a certain expectation for law enforcement and in this case the police followed that. now, if the situation were changed where there was screaming in the background or they saw in plain view a gun or they were led to believe the individual had a knife and someone was hostage or there were cuts and bruises, yes, they can go in and take a look around and question and stop and search but they can't do that unless the law allows them to. >> rich, you know, it's always after a horrible tragedy like this that we begin to look at