exact times on that. overnight no new developments to report. the law enforcement community continues to work toward a safe resolution of the situation. it goes on to say they will continue delivering comfort items including food, toys, and medicine. we ve been talking about that a lot throughout the last six days. it also says we will continue to maintain an open line of communication 24 hours a day whenever he wants to talk, he referring to mr. dykes, the suspect in this situation. it also went on to say that mr. dykes continues to make the child as comfortable as possible. now, that being said, it s certainly a community here waiting with baited breath not only on that situation, but it s also a very sad weekend for folks here. there s a funeral this afternoon set for the bus driver, the man hailed as a hero and across town, we re seeing ribbons just like this one. we re seeing them all along fences, along that little boy s elementary school, the blue and the red supporting his scho
mourn the bus driver who allegedly died at the hands of jimmy lee dykes, the man accused of holding a five-year-old boy hostage. poland s funeral will be held this afternoon. a former navy seal is dead after he was shot at a texas gun range. chris kyle is credited with the most confirmed sniper kills, topping 150. a lone gunman opened fire at the range, killing kyle and another patron, chad littlefield. the gunman has been charged with capitol murder. president obama will head to minnesota tomorrow to promote his gun control plan. he chose minneapolis because the city is implementing some of the things he would like to see done nationally. minneapolis has a newell knuth violence initiative. washington redskins quarterback rg3 has been minted the
it is amazing how much there s actually to talk about this and find out what really makes this guy tick. judge jeanine: one of the things that we know, scott, is that they are not allowing the parents to talk to the child. we do you think that is? the negotiators have to control the setting and the screen. judge jeanine: this poor five-year-old. he is a baby. when you introduce the parents or any unexperienced person into a setting like this you could and tate unwillingly or unknowingly. you don t know he what issues the is subject has with his own mother or his own father or his own parents. obviously he is aware that he did something wrong. judge jeanine: he killed a bus driver. he is aware of what he did and that is in the past, its done. now, what s done is done, let s move on and now let s work through the situation where nobody gets harmed. judge jeanine: chris, last question to you. how long can this go on? you know, without the jimmy lee
so as much as we know about him it is amazing how much there s actually to talk about this and find out what really makes this guy tick. judge jeanine: one of the things that we know, scott, is that they are not allowing the parents to talk to the child. we do you think that is? the negotiators have to control the setting and the screen. judge jeanine: this poor five-year-old. he is a baby. when you introduce the parents or any unexperienced person into a setting like this you could and tate unwillingly or unknowingly. you don t know he what issues the is subject has with his own mother or his own father or his own parents. obviously he is aware that he did something wrong. judge jeanine: he killed a bus driver. he is aware of what he did and that is in the past, its done. now, what s done is done, let s move on and now let s work through the situation where nobody gets harmed. judge jeanine: chris, last question to you. how long can this go on? you know, without the jim
latest developments. we know that police have been communicating with the suspect. have we heard any more about a possible motive behind all of this? well, craig, the short answer to that is no. this thing has been going on for more than 118 hours and police are still very reluctant to discuss my type of motive. we can tell you that the suspect is 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes. he has had a few brushes with the law, including one in december where he was supposed to appear in court last wednesday for a scheduled court appearance. but the day before, in that court appearance he was facing a misdemeanor charge of menacing a neighbor. neighbors around here describe him as a loner with a deep distrust in the government. but police won t confirm whether that had any role to play in the motive. on tuesday, that s when the