there are so many questions that we have right now that we don t possible motivation of the shooter to include ideology, if have answers to, one of which, we know that he s a resident of a city called allen, texas, there s any kind hate crime angle to this, especially which is some 650 miles from looking into this manifesto, where we are here in el paso at trying to get into the mindset the scene of the crime. of the shooter, was this someone behind me is the walmart where the carnage took place. who came here causing mass loss of life based on hate. now, questions for the federal government has a investigators, obviously, there host of resources they can bring are many, but why a person would to bear. travel from that far distance last week we were covering here to this location to a another mass shooting and the fbi also providing resources. border city in order to conduct this mass attack. they provided their profilers we do know there were 20 people that were killed tragically at f
government will be bringing to bear. there are satellite offices around texas sending assets here and officers are standing by in washington to deploy to this location should they go a request from state officials leading the investigation. let s get more now from soci socialologist. we ve heard from beto o rourke, what are your thoughts about how rhetoric might play into hate and how it might play into extremism? well, this is an issue that s been rising steadily. i mean, i think it really starts in 2011 with the mass shooting that happens in oslo, norway, this nationalist reaction to globalization. 77 people were killed in that, and that guy had become kind of a role model for these shooters that 2005 sewe ve seen in the
crossing of resources. the fbi has 56 field offices around the country. some 400 satellite offices. they re called residential agencies. these are the offices and communities around the country with the agents who work with state officials. they re used to working in their do main. what would happen here is authorities in pittsburgh in the field office will be working with their counterparts locally. that information is shared to larger networks around basically it s been set up where if you have information, you can blast that out to partners. you want to know if they know anything that might be helpful to you. that s all going on right now. lastly, there are so many resources that are available to law enforcement. it s what they call mutual aid. if something happened in one location, officers can ask for assistance. i m not so much concerned with the lack of resources. one thing that s interesting is if you re back at fbi headquarters right now and the
place. yep. i think ten or 12 homicides a year is considered a lot. a very large number. let me ask you something, just to be clear. the capital gazette is owned by the same group that owns the baltimore sun. i think it s the same group that runs the company tal daily, the maryland gazette, the the capital daily, the maryland gazette. the capital style, they are all done out of that office area; is that correct? yes, there are satellite offices but this is the principle office. i m told police staked out the baltimore sun offices in baltimore. the baltimore sun media group owns the capital and a number of other papers. it, too, is owned by the tribune company out of chicago. we know from the baltimore sun there is a police presence there now. there is nothing indicating there is a unique threat at the baltimore sun. as tom winter said in parts of
by checking whether he even got $130,000 line of credit for the payment to stormy daniels. there s a lot of evidence that could be in his office, his home, and anywhere else that they searched. his hotel room. i know when you were at doj, you investigated attorneys for criminal conduct, a number of them, at least three. give us a primer on that process. yes, when i was at doj, i did three cases where attorneys got involved in wrongdoing. you have to make a submission in writing as a assistant u.s. attorney at one of the satellite offices to the main justice office. there s the office of enforcement operations. there s a unit within main justice that considers these types of applications. and you have to come with real evidence. it can t be a he said/she said. it has to be something substantial. because doj, like everyone else, is very sensitive to breaching the attorney/client privilege. once you make that submission