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>> that was really disturbin and, you know, you hate to second judge another cop but there were mistakes made >> after all, a neighbor reported a prouder in the back alley. a prouder who may have sneaked into her house but she, the victim, didn' seem to believe that >> she had a little eskimo dog barking butterflies. and there is no way that there would be a - but >> she was wrong >> she was wrong >> her son, charlie, was a freshman in high school then he was sitting in math class somebody told him that he wa wounded in the principle office, on the way there h thought he was in trouble. and th...

Them. and he told her he convinced them to drop the charges. the expungement we don't really know. maybe that would have had to have been a filing he did and that could have taken some time. we don't really know that yet. >> and this is the second of santos' controversy involving dogs. his alleged animal charity of friends of pets united, has he commented about this? >> not to my knowledge. not yet. his attorney didn't return our request for comment to us. so not that i've heard yet. >> and how was it that you came to find this? >> so, again, people -- there was a trace of the expunged charge ...

Morning when they decided the full reboot should take place. it was mehmeant to take 90 minu and it took considerably longer. if i'm understanding this right and i take with this, the architecture that miles has just explained, nothing actually failed. they went in there, they tried to, they got done with the corrupted files, and they rebooted the system. but the system is so old, a antiquated,an dated, whatever you want, it didn't return as fast as you want. it goes to the problem of when people are going to realize, you've got to spend large sums and probably larger sums than are being spent...

For murder. the russians want him, he's not an american prisoner, the u.s. is tasked with somehow convincing germany to get krasikov out of jail. what is a trilateral negotiation like that and what can the u.s. offer germany in a situation like that? >> i mean it's incredibly complicated. when you're negotiating a prisoner exchange between two countries, it's difficult enough, alex. i think that the russian motivations here are a bit suspect. i mean first of all, they're kind of trying to put for the notion that the u.s. can tell germany what to do. we're just kind of them trying to create a f...

That's a different category. and both paul whelan in the united states have insisted that he is not a spy for the united states. it just makes it a different kind of negotiation because the russians are maybe seeking other intelligence assets of their own and exchange. they warned to make it into a spy swap and we don't want to acknowledge because we insist it's not the case that paul whelan was involved in intelligence. so the doors never closed. the russians always do transaction. i think part of the sticking point is in which they're insisting on how they categorize paul whelan. >> if they ...