And so that s the sort of challenge. you put a measure as a security person in place and the countermeasures by the assailants. that s to the second part which is clearly as we re hearing that he was engaged within a minute of starting to shoot. i just want to make clear to the viewers what that means. that means he was able to get out at least what we now know 14 or 15 rounds because we have 15 to 17 rounds, we have 14 injured and 3 dead within a minute. that s just high weaponry. this is a person who clearly wanted to kill people very, very quickly and then have some sort of exit. he just got engaged too fast by law enforcement, fortunately. phil, if the gunman does not have any id on him and sometimes they re so dumb, they do bring id. but if he doesn t, how do investigators begin to figure out who he is? let me give you a couple options. first phil, go ahead. they would have fingerprinted
State are going to converge on to this location to put this threat down and ensure the public safety. from there, they will take pause and start looking at this is an active crime scene. they ll have to understand what the motive of the attack was, is there secondary attacks, and go on from there. if this person, jonathan, was able to slip away, for some reason if a security person or police that was at this festival wasn t able to track this person, how much harder is that now considering this is surrounded but a rural area and a woodland? this is just then it transfers into a police investigation and understanding and bringing forth all of the clues together to make the proper identification. one of the advantages today in the age of social media and everyone streaming video co-joined with law enforcement s use of social media and video surveillance of these large public events, i think that
were you able to tell if the man we see pulling him off stage one is not a security person, it s her husband, doug, who seems to be physically pulling the man off stage. was there any security anywhere nearby? the gentleman in the black blazer with the seemingly t-shirt under is her husband. he took his time before he got on stage in a way that he was letting security it seemed he was letting security do their thing, but it just took a while to get this protester off stage and that s when her husband jumped on and tried to help escort the gentleman off. it was unclear where security was or who, in fact, was security. as you mentioned the two moderators were the people separating themselves and blocking the protesters from senator harris before any security got there. i ll say to get into the venue for the regular spectator, it required security, credentials. there were only about 300 move-on members there. it was a big ideas forum, an
States. how? the building had no marking on it. it was locked and i was standing outside and then a security person came out of nowhere and gate me i would say, a five minute quiz with details about the service and judaism and how much i had to say for me to to be let into the building. it is beautiful once i got inside but it was very different from going to synagogue in the united states where there is some security but a sense these are big buildings, open and they have jewish stars on them and i wept inside for those people that that was their religious experience. that is their reality in europe at least angela merkel is speaking out. yes. and good for her for doing so. peter bine art, thank you. as the president considers pardoning war criminals, a congress about what he did in war. nstoppable john deere gator™ xuv835. and be prepared to go the extra mile. because when others take rain checks. .we take the wheel.
Independent arbiter of this was going to come out and give us a sense of what went wrong here if the nfl shirked its responsibilities. i remember that. i read that. for those of us from the sport of play, we thought that, finally, we had the nfl dead to right on a moral ground. because the nfl s moral compass was broken. what we didn t know at the time was the nfl hired mueller is that he worked for a firm that had deep, deep, deep roots and connectionses with the national football league. they did all kinds of business with the national football league. what we also did not know then is that there had been a security person who said, you already the nfl, you saw tape of what ray rice did to his then fiancee in the elevator. which the nfl said, we didn t. that s why we only suspended him. and then suspended him for a couple of games and all that. when tmz made public this awful,