and one more at a nearby hospital. no police officers or bystanders were injured. the fight apparently broke out in the bathroom before spilling out into the bar and finally into the parking lot where the shooting began. waco police learned beforehand at least five rival gangs and 200 members from across texas were gathering at the restaurant. they had officers nearby in case of violence. >> our officers were here within seconds. when they approached the scene, there were multiple people on the scene firing weapons at each other. they then turned on our officers. our officers returned gunfire, wounding and possibly killing several. i don't know at this point. it'll be a while before we're able to determine that. i will tell you that in 34 years of law enforcement this is the worst crime scene, the most violent crime scene that i have ever been involved in. >> the sergeant went onto say that at least 100 individuals

have been detained so far in the investigation. he also placed blame on the management of the incident say saying individuals at twin peaks knew this was occurring and allowed that to continue which brought us to where we are today. let's turn to amtrak. six days after the accident, full service is being restored. trains are resuming today between new york and philadelphia after crews finished making repairs. the fbi is now investigating whether a flying object may have hit the train moments before it crashed. tom costello has more on the latest of the investigation. >> the damaged train cars sit in a delaware yard while repair crews finish the job of rebuilding the track. investigators are tofocusing on a chain of e venltds that caused the accident. >> we're looking at three main do mains.

we're looking at the human, machine and the environment. all three of those things are still on the table, the human is brandon bostian who told investigators he doesn't remember what happened right before it crashed. the question is whether projectiles hit the train as well as two other trains just before the accident. the ntsb says the bostian never radioed he had been hit by anything. along this entire stretch there's no shortage of rocks and concrete and a low fence line making it easy for somebody who might want to take aim. residents say it's a common sport for kids. >> glass and big rocks, balls ice, snowballs. just anything that you can think of to throw, it's been thrown. >> reporter: it's not a new problem. "the new york times" carried a

story in 1905 of teddy roosevelt's train being hit on the same stretch of track. the question is did it distract bostian as he should have been slowing down and not speeding up. meanwhile a moment of reflection for the eight people who died and the 200 injured on tuesday night. >> tom costello with that report. thanks so much. going overseas. the islamic state is dealing -- isis is in complete krolg of ramadi which is 70 miles from baghdad. government forces fled following days of intense fighting. this is being called the biggest victory for isis so far this year. in syria a key leader of isis is dead and his wife is in custody after a daring raid by special operations forces.

u.s. officials say the troops traveled from northern iraq in black hawk helicopters and osprey aircraft like these on your screen. it is just the second time u.s. led special forces operations carried out a mission in isis-controlled territory in syria. they tell us gunfire was exchanged as well as hand to hand fighting. not much is known about abu sayyaf. he was personally close to the isis leader. >> one analyst we spoke to described him as like al capone's accountant. he's significant with a lot of information, but he will be replaced. i think the most significant thing here was the symbolism that u.s. special operations forces went into the isis heartland, grabbed someone, his wife killed over militants on

the ground and left successfully. it is a psychological how or an attempted one against isis. i think that's probably one of the most important missions here. >> u.s. lawmakers are praising operation. they have not yet passed an operation, an authorization of military force agreement but they're also warning the u.s. must weigh the risk. >> you can imagine what would have happened if one of our people was captured. we'd move heaven and earth to get them back. we'll see what kind of intelligence trove we got. the problem with being pulled into this civil war in syria is then you take ownership. as collin powell used to say you break it you bought it. it's badly broken and i don't know that we want to take ownership of this. i understand the frustration with how can this is taking and the setbacks in ramadi which are real and serious. at the same time, we don't want

to get sucked in in a way that we take ownership of this whole crisis. >> let's turn to politics and folks who might enhertinherit the situation in the middle east. jeb bush weighed in on saturday laying blame for the creation of the radical group at the president's feet. >> it's encouraging that one of the senior isis leaders has been killed if it's been confirmed and kudos to the special forces, the best in the world. having said that nsh this administration created the void that created this emerging caliphate that is far bigger than anything that's existed before and there's no long term strategy on how to deal with it. >> he was campaigning in iowa. dismissing rumors he won't be competing there. >> i'm here in iowa speaking about iowa to remind everybody, i'm going to, if i go beyond the consideration, i'm going to cam

pain hard here. i just don't do straw polls. >> and that night in des moines bush joined other republican presidential hopefuls at a dinner for the party faithful, a strict ten minute time limit forced each candidate to get straight to their point. most focusing on national security and foreign policy. >> if i'm president of the united states, and you're thinking about joining al qaeda or isil, anybody thinking about that? i'm not going to call a judge. i'm going to call a drone and we will kill you. >> one candidate not there, florida senator marco rubio faced tough questions about whether he's changed positions on whether to invade iraq. >> weeks ago it made since to invade iraq, you it's a mistake. >> it was not a mistake. the president based on, this is the way the real world works. the president --

>> she was saying based on the information that we know now. >> based on what we know now, i wouldn't have thought manny pacquiao was going to be beat in that fight. >> you were asked the same question. >> that was not the same question. >> and here's the conclusion of that exchange. approximately one minute later. >> was it a mistake? >> it was not a mistake for the president to go into iraq based on the information he was provided as president. today we know -- if the president had known that there were no weapons of mass destruction at the time, you still would have had to deal with saumd hussein but the process would have been different. >> "the washington post" reports that republican party leaders are becoming increasingly worried about the glowing numberrowing number of candidates likely to run. it could cost the party tens of millions of dollars and moving the nominee further to the

right. sounds like 2012. so far only six candidates have formally entered the race. at least another six from explored bids. in a straw poll the party launched online last night lists a whopping 26 candidates although some of those listed have ruled out bids. on the democratic side hillary clinton is back in iowa this morning. financial disclosure forms showed she and her husband bill clinton earned more than $30 million since january of last year. dead broke no more. with more than $25 million coming from speaking fees. this as the former secretary of state is being criticized for only taking nine questions since the day she announced her candidacy candidacy. president obama's former top strategist had this to say. >> i think she has to get out there and answer questions and

she has to do it routinely so it's not a major news event when she takes a few questions. she has to do it quickly and start getting into the rhythm of a campaign where she's out there and she's answering questions and making speeches. and she's not -- it would be a terrible mistake to not do that. >> elsewhere on sunday morning, secretary clinton was winning praise from the other side of aisle. bob gates. >> i think she played a critical role in getting the much tougher sanctions on iran and getting particularly the russians and the chinese on board to allow these more severe sanctions to be put into place. we agreed in terms of the afghan serge. if anything she was tougher than i was on that. >> if it came down to it, could you see yourself voting for hillary clinton? >> i think it's a little earl

tloi start throwing that up. i'm not sure that having a republican endorse you is the best thing at this point. >> let's turn to business. a back and forth trading day to close the week. let's go to london. at the end of the last week investigators were still digesting the earnings news. what are we expecting out of the markets this week? >> very good day to you. it's more of the same. it's piece of data by piece of data. one good piece of data, jobless claims. ppi. consumer confident, this week is about the same. i would take a look at the mortgage applications on wednesday. the key is the inflation data on friday. markets called to open flat at the start of trading today. the airlines are putting more capacity because u.s. airlines

expect to get record passengers. they think it's going to be an increase. the key international routes seems more u.s. citizens want to go to mexico the uk and china. >> lovely time of year to visit the uk. any time the self-driving from cars are in the news, we have to ask you about them. this could be the car of the future. i may never have to drive myself home again. tell us about the announcement google just made regarding these cars we hear so much about. they move the needle every time they're in the press. >> what's happened here is you've got the hq of google and they're beginning to spread out of the campus. we saw a bit of news last week about a few minor scuffs and bangups. 11 minor bangups in a six-year period and one of them were the fault of the google cars. they're going to bring them out

of the campus and put more on the roads. they go slow. they travel at 25 miles per hour at their maximum speed and safety drivers with access to steering wheels as well. it's not the first time they've done there. they previously tested modified suv vehicles. they're spreading their reach, it looks like. >> 11 fender benders in six years is way better than the average d.c. driver. thank you so much. take care. still ahead on "way too early," vladimir putin on ice. he has a hockey match. we'll let you guess the outcome. later madman signs off in classic madman fashion. those stories and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >> this morning mount saint

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the mets won the game. good to see he walked off decently okay there. russian president laced up his skates on saturday for an exhibition hockey match that included some former nhl player. putin scored eight goals in the game helping his team to an 18-6 victory. eight goals. in america we get upset when president obama bounces the first pitch in opening day. let's go get a check on the weather with bill karins. >> he got mvp for putputin? >> rookie of the year. >> do you think the goalie even stopped one of his shots? would you in you'd probably end up dead if you do. a three-year-old kid kicks the soccer ball and you go, goal.

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that smile apparently a nod to what we can presume is his next work as it cuts to a famous coke commercial. [ yoga chant ] ♪ >> quite an ending for the creator and the rest of the cast of medmen. that is a great commercial. as for the silver screen at the box office this weekend, the ladies of pitch perfect two took

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antrackan amtrak for the first time since the crash in philadelphia. anthony foxx will bring us the latest details into the investigation. and isis takes control of the iraqi city of ramadi. john mccain joins us for his take and tv viewers say good-bye to people in drama and real life. all that plus a behind the scenes look at any know your value event in washington d.c. this past friday. michelle smith will be here for that. what a day it was. all that and much more coming up next on "morning joe."

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