studio. this hour the shooter is dead, motive not clear. the second attack stopped in its tracks by a hero. i realized i needed to get the weapon away from him. needed to take this weapon, disarm him or else everybody would have died. plus, yes, there are more. 13-hour fbi search turns up more classified documents at the president s home. another major embarrassment for team biden and a gift for donald trump and republicans. and ron klain plans his exit and the president turning towards his next chief of staff. sadness. a shooter telling a celebration into a nightmare. police trying to piece together what they call an awful puzzle. why a 72-year-old asian man chose to spray bullets inside a ballroom in monterey park, california. killed ten disrupting the lunar new year and ending lives. the attack happening 10:20 p.m. and the shooter thread the scene before taking his own life in the middle of a standoff between police. in between the gunman visited a second ballroom
majority. will jeff negotiate with republicans on the hill? ron klain a bridge to democrats. especially liberal democrats, keeping relations have calm. heading into a re-election cycle. white houses take a couple campaign people. worry about the campaign. this guy, worry about nuts and bowls and operations of the white house? the fact it isn t, ron klain, not just a ron klain, it isn t ron klain. he is a singular character and a singular kind of person in joe biden s world because they ve gone back since he was joe biden s staff director on the judiciary committee. they go back so long. because of the experience he has on the hill and on campaigns it is just different. so sort of by definition, there is going to be a new approach. biden, because he has so many people around him still from the senate, and people like louisa terrell, his longtime aide now a legislative affairs person, he
just just indiscriminately kill people. you know, i don t ask police when i meet them whether their democrat, republicans, independents. what do they think about this? first of all we ll continue this conversation because this isn t going to stop unfortunately and we re not talking about the daily carnage that takes place on the streets of many of our cities today that may not rise to the level of what the fbi defines as a mass shooting, but go to a scene and find 30, 40, 50 shell casings on the ground. each one of those potentially could strike someone and there kill them or seriously injure them. this happens every single day. my biggest fear is people are getting desensitized to this kind of vile. the average person that really watches this show and others, when we walk through the process, they know it as well as a police detective because they ve heard it so many times. and we get desensitized to this to a point we don t put the
him. according to witnesses he spent a lot of time there years ago. met his ex-wife there pap sort of some frustrations or grievances. who know es. maybe those are the things that brought him back. and remains to be seen the second location struggling with the young man who created additional violence, likely, and that s what investigators are looking for. there s no prosecution here. this isn t like search of evidence puts someone in jail but it s very important for the community. so, chief to that point, andrew make as key point why the second location. we can look. maybe experience there as well. had deep experience at the first ballroom. perhaps a connection or perhaps just ballroom, went to another ballroom. let s listen to the hero brandon and then on the other side help me from a police standpoint if this is one of your witnesses what are you learning? listen. i turn around and saw that there was an asian man holding a gun.