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Confront her son, that was two weeks before he killed 26 innocent people. >> not so surprising. >> megyn: why not? >> i work with parents all the time and what they're afraid of is their worst nightmare, knowing that their child may be a killer, afraid they can't get the treatment for the child they can't get and we know it's an epidemic problem with children who have early onset of schizophrenia or around 18, 19 years old when they have the actual onset of schizophrenia and they don't want to face that, it's so horrible for them to do knowing it's so difficult for them to get the care and tha...

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Uniformed troops in the united states military go unreported or when reported not aggressively investigated according those involved. last year 3,158 reports filed but the pentagon says that's 14% to 13% of the tote. four senators introduces a bill to make it easier to safe for soldiers to file report of sexual assault. one senator leading the charge, minnesota democrat, amy klobuchar. this i an epidemic problem, as perhaps more women are in the military, maybe it's being reported more women are feeling empowered to report. it's usually women who are the victims here. >> well, thank you, andre...

Wondering why people looted crfs it's generations of frustration and anger. you request understand that knock over an atm. >> what she is talking about excessive force. losely based met for. no definition of excessive force other than after you have subdued a particular suspect. if that person has been subdued and you exert force beyond that that's when there is a problem. >> there have been reports looking at excessive force convictions less than half a percent in any case. not like an epidemic problem. maybe the media paints it as a larger picture than it actually is. >> dea excessive force ...