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Account of everything officer hartnett went through, taking three bullets. one of the bullets did shatter his elbow, broke his arm, basically, one went through an artery. he had extensive nerve damage. so despite the fact that he was only hit in the left arm, it is going to be a long road to recovery for officer hartnett. back to you guys. >> miguel, we appreciate the update. thank you. let's bring in cnn analyst tom fuentes. tom, as the investigators start to collect as much as they can about communications between archer and anyone who might be afillated with isis, give us an idea. if this...

Russia. but going back to the bush administration post-9/11, there was a very uneasy feeling in the american administrations about dealing with russia and how they were dealing with chechnya and information sharing. i think that's going to be an important piece. i go back to something i've been told, the role potentially of these two boy's father. it's an area of real concern and question for the intelligence community. did he play any role in whatever pass. particularly with his older brother's travel which they are trying to confirm. because any process of radicalization leads to questions a...

You handled the collective bargaining issue? >> well, i can look back. a good example, if team last year before we introduced our reforms knew the vast majority of school districts in our state pay tense and millions of dollars more than they needed to in the past because the old collective bargaining system forced them to buy their health insurance from one company that was afillated with the teacher children, they would demand change. now we have to tell that story, along with others, after the fact. when people say the results, they may not have like the process but it's better than what ot...

You handled the collective bargaining issue? >> well, i can look back. a good example, if team last year before we introduced our reforms knew the vast majority of school districts in our state pay tense and millions of dollars more than they needed to in the past because the old collective bargaining system forced them to buy their health insurance from one company that was afillated with the teacher children, they would demand change. now we have to tell that story, along with others, after the fact. when people say the results, they may not have like the process but it's better than what ot...