. >> reporter: matthew stevens was working nearby. >> i saw it afterwards. it was pretty intense. everybody was just a little scared. >> what it is, opportunists. they see opportunities you know what i mean. they put one and one together. >> reporter: on this friday night, people fill bars and restaurants in the poplar neighborhood. despite this unfortunate incident overall he feels safe in the marina. >> i notice a lot of people get comfortable in a dining setting, hanging out with friends you tend to sit back and relax. that is the environment we are trying to create in a restaurant. you still got to keep, especially outdoor dining you have to keep your belongings close to you. >> he added there is a heavy police presence in the marina, especially after weekends weekends when we were there we noticed police vehicles circling the area making the presence known. >> he got the purse, id, wallet, car keys, everying. >> her whole life. >> there was a concern that they have her address, in theory they can show up at her house. we hope she is okay and safe. >> yes. >> get the locks cha

ct and stevens if i recall are the two extremes. and from a modesty standpoint, scully is the most interventionist. they are saying you can't do this at all without some sort of congressional statute. and he says, you're the president, you do what you want. if modesty is our theory, that answers it exactly. to my mind, it may be as simple as originalism is to me, just asking the right questions. it's not really telling you what the answers are. and originalist scan, in good faith, sickly disagree. one of my favorite things was debating a judge where he and i are trying to be good originalists, and sometimes there are ambiguities or different authorities out there during the originalist era and all you can do is the best job you can. sometimes scalia and thomas disagree in the same way. >> let's talk about how influential the justice has been on the court and in the larger world. the standard hostile account from the left is that he is a voice in the wilderness, he writes all of this hate. he is off by himself and not a lot of people

steven lost in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. the vta ten from the railyard shooting and matthew -- a victim of homicide in march. >> we want to let the community know his story. >> a father with a soft spot for animals including his dog. a free spirit and a diehard raiders fan. he loved ones remember celebrating the holidays with him every year. >> he was loyal and compassion. i just remember doing, to christmas in the park with him he was just like a kid. >> memories now on display through this tree with the hope that someone will see it and have some answers. he was shot and killed leading an event in march -- san jose police are still investigating his murder. this video of a possible getaway vehicle remains a key piece of evidence. >> nothing will bring him back but. >>t h -- we feel this can can cn ghim justice. >> give up on finding a who did this to him. i am going to keep pushing and continue to find justice he deserves. >> if you have any information about matthew's case, please contact san jose police. dustin dorsey, a

. >> joining us, steven pfister. he served at embassies in warsaw, moscow, london, research fellow at stanford. knows a thing or two about how russia and putin operate. good to have you with us. you wrote a piece that laid out what potential costs the u.s. could impose and which biden could communicate today about this west russia freeze, bolstering nato's defenses, new economic sanctions as well as lethal military assistance to ukrainian forces. does that combination in your view effectively deter russia? because pieces of that have been used before and have faileded t deter. >> that's a good point. you're talking about i think economic sanctions, for example, that would be far more painful to russia than in the past. you're talking about if there's a russian invasion of ukraine, the countries in the baltic region, poland, they're going to ask for more nato presence on their territory. my guess is nato would respond sympathetically. there are lots of things that will happen here that moscow would not like, but you h