happened, summarize what happened. we set up a video talking about illegal immigrants and law-enforcement being able to do their jobs and enforce laws, the video started exploding right away, 10,000 an hour, then the video views stopped which is completely unusual. we attached it to an article, put a budget behind it to increase the number of people. heather: you spent a lot of money with facebook. all of a sudden people started getting notifications that it was malicious and they couldn t share the at as it was stopped for being in violation of their policies. heather: the original you just had the video and went of different route by attaching it to an article and when people tried to open the video it was malicious. you couldn t share the video so we reengaged in another way. facebook and facebook advertising is like being in an abusive relationship. when it is good it is good and everybody is happy and when it
it s not. i will have to clarify what you saw on 60 minutes. i wasn t given the opportunity to finish my sentence. the police department was if you look back at 2016 what was happening you talked about the laquon mcdonald video and the mayor and elected officials blaming us and talking about a code of silence, nationally you had presidential candidates vilifying the police for political gain. more importantly, you had officers gunned down protecting the same sit tens protesting against them. and then you had law enforcement being ambushed and shot for just because of the uniform they wear. so emotionally the trauma coming from all the directions, had a dramatic effect on the police officers. i don t care what profession you are in, if you have so much trauma and that much energy being forced on you, you will have to step back, pause and reevaluate.
reeling, if you look at twik201 you talked about the mcdonald video. locally mayor and elected officials were blaming us, talking about a code of silence, nationally you had presidential candidates vilifying police for political gain. more importantly, you had officers gunned down, protecting the same citizens protesting against them, and you had law enforcement being ambushed and shot because of the uniform they wear. the emotional and physical trauma from so many directions had dramatic effect on police officers. i don t care what profession you re in, so much trauma and energy forced on you, you have to step back, pause, reevaluate. there was a reflection period and there were some officers that stepped back and realized, reevaluated. but to go to fetal position like the mayor suggested, that never happened. the true reason why the crime,
explosive ordinance team, the bomb squad essentially. the bomb squad remains in that building. what they do first is they re going to x-ray the package or try to get the package. but right now the words i m being told is it has not been disrupted yet. that means they don t know what it is and they re still handling the situation. we re also told, jake, again with witnesses say that the gunmen seen carrying long rifles, long guns essentially. i am told now by a source that there were rifle casings that were found on scene. and clearly what that suggests law enforcement being told to use extreme caution in this. because they don t know whether in fact the individuals are still together in that black suv or whether they may have disbursed and are just waiting for a time to regroup. and what you re looking at right now, jake, right there on the scene, that is actually the bomb
the nypd preparing a never before seen level of force for the thanksgiving day parade. the city on high alert after isis threatened to attack. about 200 heavily armed officers from a new counterterror unit will deploy in addition to thousands of police officers and special forces teams. the news comes as a bulletin reveals the paris attackers scoped out the concert hall and restaurants before their massacre. law enforcement being warned to watch for would-be isis plotters doing the same. pamela brown, the bulletin mentioned specific types of targets at risk in the united states for isis attack. what are they? that s right. law enforcement here in the u.s. is increasingly concerned in the wake of the paris attacks that home-grown violent extremists will be emboldened to launch attacks targeting members of the general public, people out enjoying their days, going to the movie, going to restaurants.