but for law enforcement, times squa square, any kind of big event in any of america s big cities, how does law enforcement look at this? is this is keeping police executives up at night. anywhere you re going to have a large group of people. this has put a wringkle in all your plans. we re talking about presidential or pope kind of details where counter snipers. you don t do this for a concert. you don t las vegas police department or any of the police department is not prepared for this. you don t have enough personnel. there aren t enough people. it s a real concern. if i was sitting now on a planning stage of they of these things, the first question is how are we going to prevent this. you re concerned also when you say something like the largest mass shooting in modern american history. you re worried about sick brains, hearing that and being enticed. absolutely. i would hope that we just kind
a kill box. how did law enforcement look at this now? this is a new tactic. if this is going to unfortunately make them skrscrae plans. putting a strain on personnel and finances. we re talking about presidential or pope type treatment when you have these outdoor venues. look at the volume of people who can be hurt or killed with an automatic weapon or in this case, many automatic weapons. sedrick, what do you think? do you think local law enforcement are scrapping their plans? think of any kind of a holiday parade. this changes the game. well, certainly for us, here in rochester new york where i m deputy mayor and i had a conversation with the mayor about this yesterday. beginning today and a couple of
post before it was taken down? i can t give you that exact time frame. sometime yesterday. was it up for minutes, hours? i couldn t tell you exactly. [question inaudible] we don t flow. there s a couple scenarios that played themselves out. i don t want to speculate on any of those scenarios. we in law enforcement look to all of them. govern the investigation according to, you know, things that have happened in the past and thing that we think may have happened in the future. i can t tell you one way or another. we re trying to follow any investigative leads. we re trying to make sure that we in law enforcement look in the past and really bring something in this case that will
through various social media or apps. and, our law enforcement and intelligence professionals are constantly monitoring public posts and that is part of the visa review process. one of the things we ll be doing is engaging with the high-tech community to find out how we can in an appropriate way do a better job if we have a lead to be able to track suspected terrorist. but we re going to have to recognize that no government is going to have the capacity to read every single person s text or e-mails or social media. so that s the president s defense. just moments ago in that press conference, he was melding two issues, kate. one, how does law enforcement look for terror suspects and what goes on in the process? what the critics are saying he
the law enforcement that responded did not process that appropriately and that matters. the devil is in the details because that weapon that mr. done says he saw was never, ever recovered. does it mean there was a weapon. does it peen there wasn t one? did someone get rid of the weapon? did law enforcement look for it? i want to bring in joey jackson. a big question. those pauses are painful to hear. gunshots always are when you know what the result is. the jury is going to have a lot to shoe on with that evidence. what s going to be the most compelling thing they are going to have to deal with in this case? ashleigh, good morning. i m having a couple of issues hearing you. we are having a lot of that. you look fantastic but i can t hear what you are saying. let me give you a rest. tory dunnan s audio is working