sentenced to 300 years in prison. we ll continue to follow that case. well, the 9-year-old girl who escaped that man by calling 911 at at a convenience store is speaking out. she says her dad always taught her to stand up for herself. that suspect is facing kidnapping charges, and good on her to call out for help on that. a community college in raleigh, north carolina, is on lockdown after someone reported seeing a gunman near the campus. police are searching the area, no suspect in custody, we re going continue to watch it for you. jon: arizona is turning the tables on the federal government. the state says it will investigate the feds over that botched gun-running operation called fast and furious. the program put thousands of weapons into the hands of drug cartels, a failed operation that is tied to the murder of border patrol agent brianer terry backn 2010. william la jeunesse is all over this story live thousand in los angeles with an update.
reporter: fast and furious, as you know, was a federal operation that helped transfer some 2,000 weapons into the hands of criminals. the state wants to know if feds broke any state laws and can they be prosecuted. so yesterday the state initiated their own investigation by appointing a committee of lawmakers who want to know if state gun dealers felt coerced by federal officials into selling guns to buyers they knew to be criminals. in other words, did the u.s. attorney s office and atf agents help facilitate a crime? secondly, what about additional victims injured by these guns? right now we know of two, border agent brian terry, and a state police officer who was shot, but not fatally, by a fast and furious gun. there s 1500 guns or more missing, and we don t know where they are. and hopefully, we ll be able to find it. that effects arizona and arizona citizens. reporter: now, already the justice department inspector general and congressman darrell issa are investigating fast
furious trying to determine who s responsible. should they be punished, how high does this go? well, the state investigation could pose a conflict with those investigations, and it is likely some witnesses will fight their subpoenas. some in arizona welcome the battle. i m asking you, attorney general eric holder, to resign now before you re forced out. we re giving guns to other countries, we re just spreading our own nonsense? really? reporter: now, a legal expert told me this morning that the state could see fast and furious as a conspiracy between the atf and straw buyers or aiding and abetting the cartels by certain u.s. attorneys. their defense, federal officials, will be the federal statute, jon, that generally protects federal employees from state criminal prosecution if they re acting in their official capacity. the bottom line, it s unclear if these hearings will result in a prosecution, but the testimony is likely to be informative and potentially damaging to the
government. jon? jon: and yet another battle between arizona and the feds. william la jeunesse, thank you. jenna: the secret tapes of president kennedy rell vealing what was on his mind just days before his assassination. this is nearly 50 years later, and we will share some of them with you. also, we re going to talk to this man, there he is, brit hume, about tonight s state of the union. we re going to be right back after a commercial to get his take on what to expect this time.