continue to place blame on gun, houf.the new york times," "the washington post," and th commentary. to the liberals watching and the boston globe, the ar wasn't the killer. the radical islamist terrorist was the killer. the ar 15 was a single shot long gun. it wasn't even there that night. the rush to judgment is only exceeded by your failure on the facts. here are the grim facts. mateen yelled allah akbar as he shot in orlando. mateen studied the teachings of imam, the same imam as the ft. hood and san bernardino terrorists studied under. he cheered when the planes flew into the trade center on 9/11. a terrorist killed 49 americans, not a gun. if quou don't e believe me r, try telling the cop who just pulled you over it was the car's fault. come on, liberal, wake up. speaking of waking up, i'm going to be doing a live signing for my new book called wake up america, this coming thursday night, 8:00 p.m. you can call in, e-mail. live signing.com. hope you'll be there. good evening everybody, i am lou dobbs. shocking testim

. >> we've within hit one way or another 19 times, 4 have gone through the houfs. >> reporter: ray has lived here on south jackson avenue in san jose since the 1950s. he believes last night's crash was the worst. >> here's how it happened. a man driving a gmc sierra pickup truck sped down the 680 jackson avenue off-ramp, sailed right through the intersection, through the fence and poles and into his parked honda accord before coming to a stop inside the garage. >> he had to be close to 100 miles an hour. i don't know how he survived. >> reporter: ray says the driver appeared to be heavy live intoxicated but uninjured a witness says the driver was checked out, put in handcuffs and taken away by police. ray and his mother were in the back of the house at the time of the crash and were not hurt. however or their cat is missing and feared dead. >> the first one shocks you and then after that, you know, as long as nobody in the house is hurt, you don't care because everything is going to be get repaired. >> reporter: this morning everyone was checking in with ray. his neighbor perry taylor

. >>> talking more about the deadly shooting at mo thr emanuel with bakari seller, a member of the houfsesentative representatives, and also, we will talk to author of the heritage of america, and we are also joined by this, bakari, the anniversary, and you and i met a year ago that we met covering this anniversary, and it is not a anniversary that we celebrate, but we do mark it and thinking about the victims and the people like myra and her family. and so j.a., let me start with you. at this exact time one year ago, we did not know many details, but we did know where the shooting was. myra thompson is your sister, and she was killed that night. how are you doing? >> yes. i'm as -- it has been really challenging. but, you know, we have a really, really strong supportive family, and a really strong and supportive community. so, although everyday is very challenging and tough, i am doing okay. i am doing okay. >> when a shooting happens like happened in orlando, that happens, and i spoke to a number of victims over the years, and family members of the victims and they say that they relive