if we can pull up this live shot, you can see the white van which is connected to the suspect, believed to be connect to the suspect, being surrounded by law enforcement in torrance the, california. that is just south to have the los angeles area. has the torrance police department with what looks to be two the bearcats surrounding that white cargo van which, again, is believed to be involved with the suspect behind this mass shooting. monterey park, where the shooting happened, is about 30-45 minutes away from scene you re looking at right now. so at some point, the suspect ended up here in torrance, and as you can see from the posture of the officers and the scene right there, it does not appear to be very active. those s.w.a.t. officers have their backs turned to the vehicle. we don t know the status of anybody inside that van, but i think it s fair to say they re not per e steveing any active threat at that scene right now. gillian: sheriff robert luna said earlier mornin
senseless crime. so, again, waiting for information on exactly what happened there. again, this is a very busy area, lots of businesses here. i imagine there s lots of security cameras, so hopefully they ll be able to piece this together. gillian? gillian: christa teen that, stay with us for just a moment, stand by. bill s going to bring in bill: thank you. we want to go ahead and bring in attorney brian claypool for a little more insight on this. brian with, can you hear me? yeahings or bill, i m here. bill: okay, perfect. i assume you re looking at the same live pictures we re looking at right now. one of the things i ve noticed being a street reporter for many years now including in the l.a. market is the posture of those officers, those deputies on scene, the s.w.a.t. team there. they ve got their backs turned to that white van. they re not taking an active posture in terms of my potential danger coming to that vehicle. what are you noticing about crime scene, and what does it