i understand that fbi resources from the bureau in dallas and san antonio, they re making their way to midland to help with this investigation but when we talk about this investigation, we usually focus on buildings. on places that are confined. we re talking about a 20 mile stretch of highway. how do you begin that process? and what kind of time does that take? yeah, this is going to be a difficult one and i think the fbi is the right group to handle this as far as the crime scene aspect of this. now they have already deployed what we call ert or their evidence response teams to midland and to odessa and to your point, this was a rolling crisis site. it was not a static site where police can take their time and work through it. a couple of important things here i think for police to focus on. when you re looking at the ballistics and the weapon, there s three things that you look at. the internal ballistics meaning did that round come from that
32nd story building and mowing down people. we haven t seen anything like this yet. unfortunately. just from the sheer crime scene aspect of it. is is as far as mass shootings go, this is probably the largest crime scene we ve had to deal with. joe, do your thoughts go to times square. absolutely. it adds another dynamic to the planning that already goes into effect. they ve going to be doing this now, because think about how many people come from out of town to come see. we re not checking luggage. you don t check your luggage. this is going to be very interesting. everybody wants a view of times square, just by he probably checked in and said i want a view of the concert. they need to talk to the clerks when he checked in and stuff like that because this could all be foretelling. we assume there s going to be