penny-farthings, this is what it s all about, getting back to normal. wow. morning. welcome to morning joe. yeah, get some yoyos. it s thursday, november 11th, veterans day. happy veterans day. we got a lot to get to. new information surfacing at the travis scott s concert. turns out the fire department had no direct communications with people on the scene during the show. we ll discuss how that really hurt the emergency response. a new development in the deadly accidental shooting on the rust movie set, a witness is breaking his silence and filing a lawsuit against alec baldwin and others. we ll have that new reporting. there is new reporting on the vicious backlash, some of the 13 gop house lawmakers who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill endured. the threatening messages are disturbing. a federal judge in texas has struck down governor greg abbott s executive order banning mask mandates in schools. there are a lot to get to this morning. a lot t
first and second degree murder. investigators are hard at work. this case left authorities frustrated and families would over the years. even as recently as two weeks ago, this man was still allegedly in the community. more on that in a few minutes a lot of digging to be done into the father of two. suffolk county undersheriff kevin catalina joins me now. kevin, thank you for joining the program. you guys have been on this for a while and i guess the big question is, why did it take so long? i think there s a few reasons but what i would like to do is first, condolences to the families and the reason it took so long, it s hard to say but i will say the current administration in the district attorney s office and sheriff s office and police department and state police, fbi put all of their resources into this and did a phenomenal job putting it together. fantastic teamwork, a task force mr. harrison kind of announced a while back. i got together with esther attorney tierney
first and second degree murder. investigators are hard at work. this case left authorities frustrated and families would over the years. even as recently as two weeks ago, this man was still allegedly in the community. more on that in a few minutes a lot of digging to be done into the father of two. suffolk county undersheriff kevin catalina joins me now. kevin, thank you for joining the program. you guys have been on this for a while and i guess the big question is, why did it take so long? i think there s a few reasons but what i would like to do is first, condolences to the families and the reason it took so long, it s hard to say but i will say the current administration in the district attorney s office and sheriff s office and police department and state police, fbi put all of their resources into this and did a phenomenal job putting it together. fantastic teamwork, a task force mr. harrison kind of announced a while back. i got together with esther attorney tierney
Uncomfortable she called her sister to pick her up before filing a police report about the whole encounter. fast-forward two weeks when the news broke about his arrest, allie told the post my mom showed me the picture and i started screaming, i got so nervous because i realized that was a one woman tells fox for an interview for the census bureau a decade ago and was invited inside his home. very disgusting smelly, not somewhere you want to live but he acted very intelligent like he knew the words to say what she s shocked, scared for me because i live alone here so my father to come out from queens, so i have to lock my doors now equate town, family, community. a chilling story is more