that atf have it.when we last talked a year or so ago, it was our expectation that mou would satisfy that as the i.g. is pointing out. it does not satisfy it because two sides of it are interpreting it different ways and it has to be resolved. i will tell you that our level and the top levels, i think the cooperation is excellent, is good and has been for a year or two. when you get down to the field there are pockets where it is not so good, and i generally think that it is not institutional, but more individual and each of our agencies have people that lived more in the past than they should and there is more work to be done as the i.g. pointed out. >> for the taxpayers' benefit, i think they would expect agencies within the same federal government working for the same american population would get along to get done what needs to be done and not waste time that way. >> i can just mention one thing, if i could. if you look at the cooperation we've had, we have jointly investigated any number of places

that atf have it.when we last talked a year or so ago, it was our expectation that mou would satisfy that as the i.g. is pointing out. it does not satisfy it because two sides of it are interpreting it different ways and it has to be resolved. i will tell you that our level and the top levels, i think the cooperation is excellent, is good and has been for a year or two. when you get down to the field there are pockets where it is not so good, and i generally think that it is not institutional, but more individual and each of our agencies have people that lived more in the past than they should and there is more work to be done as the i.g. pointed out. >> for the taxpayers' benefit, i think they would expect agencies within the same federal government working for the same american population would get along to get done what needs to be done and not waste time that way. >> i can just mention one thing, if i could. if you look at the cooperation we've had, we have jointly investigated any number of places

that atf have it. when we last talked a year or so ago, it was our expectation that mou would satisfy that as the i.g. is pointing out. it does not satisfy it because two sides of it are interpreting it different ways and it has to be resolved. i will tell you that our level and the top levels, i think the cooperation is excellent, is good and has been for a year or two. when you get down to the field there are pockets where it is not so good, and i generally think that it is not institutional, but more individual and each of our agencies have people that lived more in the past than they should and there is more work to be done as the i.g. pointed out. >> for the taxpayers' benefit, i think they would expect agencies within the same federal government working for the same american population would get along to get done what needs to be done and not waste time that way. >> i can just mention one thing, if i could. if you look at the cooperation we've had, we have jointly investigated any number of place

the reaction from the atf was anticipated says one of the writers of the bill who freely admits the laws meant to be a finger in the eye of the federal government. >> that's the purpose of the firearms freedom act to be able to mount that challenge to among to be able to regulate everything under the sun under the guise of regulating interstate commerce. >> and he has a strong ally in the governor who it would seem might be at odds with the president who's very pro gun control, who is also a fellow democrat. >> but when the federal government comes in and says we want to be your dad did, we want to tell you how to live your life, that's where we draw the line and say, whoa, not in montana mt. >> reporter: 95% of homes contain a firearm in montana and the feeling among many there is the thing to fear the most is not a person with a gun, but a government that would take that gun away. bill tucker, cnn, missoula, montana. >> and in a little twist, the groups which helped write and pass the montana firearms freedom act plan to test the law in court themselves. they want to make sure the law

companies that make big things that help the engine of our economy taking a look at this industrial atf it is still up to 15 percent since jerry but still a ways off from it ties into thousand a with this e t f reaching about $40 a share still really climbing out of that whole may from last october but it is trying to. a lot of head room here as u.s. industry only working at less than 7 percent capacity according to the latest data. we want to hear from you in your capacity in this economy comments at first business x. c o m and of course of voice mail number as well 31266058397. see you online or back here next time.

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reporter: police take this crime very seriously and are working with aberdeen police as well as the atf on this case. and while no witnesses have come forward they continue to investigate. seal i can't gone zone. >>> the guns were of several different cal percent including rifles. sear serial numbers have been collected and they are looking for them. >>> a penny heist. a man has pled guilty to a series of burglaries. most in ellicott city. in most areas they had underwear stolen. he told them more than once he dressed as a woman while committing the crime. he'll be sentenced in december. >>> mayor sheila dixon calling for the latest charges against her to be dismissed. lawyers claim the state prosecutors made the same errors that caused the first indictments to be dismissed. mayor dixon is charged with stealing gift cards intended for the needy. >>> baltimore county gives the green light for speed cameras. opponents complain the bill is nothing but a money grab. cristian schaefer was at the meeting tonight, he joins us with more on the story. >> mary best, members of the council passed

eight, we actually have eight gold atfs golly, if that's not overpopulation, i don't know what is. i had no idea that we the eighth gold etf come to the market yesterday. i am a little concerned. what i can tell you is the number of request that i get to to do interviews whether or cnbc or bbc or canadian broadcasting or whenever or from the media, the news media, when the number of interview requests come in and get on very high levels and they are right now in our and i think you're taking a look at next year, knowing what soybean prices are now compared to corn prices there is going to be more soybeans planted next year which means less nitrogen being used because of the decline in cotton -- or the corn production. >> hey, dennis -- >> i think that's what put potash down but today it went up. i covered, i got out. >> dennis, let me ask you -- dennis, it's joe. >> hey, joe. >> look at commodity tape right now it's a little bits of a mishmosh. one of the best performing commodity it is this year has been sugar, up 69%. >> you. >> i know that you've been bullish and i've been bulli

eight, we actually have eight gold atfs golly, if that's not overpopulation, i don't know what is. i had no idea that we the eighth gold etf come to the market yesterday. i am a little concerned. what i can tell you is the number of request that i get to to interviews wheth or cnbc or bbc or canadian broadcasting or whenever or from the media, the news media, when the number of interview requests come in and get on very high levels and they are right now in our office, that tends to be a time when gold doesn't do quite so well. >> okay, dennis, stick around. we want to head to our prop desk now and talk about the soft commodity trade. working today in the flat market. fertilizer names like potash, mosaic, et cetera, were up by just about 2%. dennis, do you like this play? >> well, to be honest, i was -- in my hedge fund iwas short a little potash for the past couple of days and found myself having to run because it went up through some moving averages caused me get on out on the outside. i think what you ended up having in potash, i look at the charts, and say to me it really looke

federal government has become much more intimately involved and theact that it was discussed today, atf, fbi, dea, ice, they all have something to program and they're all part of the team concept and the racketeering concept that the federal government brings to the table. i talk about these historical, social, econic forces that shaped the latino gangs. in one way, however, as interesting as all of those forces are, they don't matter. they d't matter because you, as law-enforcement officer have to do with the gang as it is today. we have to do with the gangster as he or in some cases she is today. doesn't matter what the forces are. that's interesting to know and understand in more depth. you have to deal with gangsters as they are today. so let's talk a little bit about what they are. if i could send one postcard from the gangland that i look at in the course of researching that bok,t would have to work on a. those two words would be heartless violence. because the plain truth emerges from the records of the case that i looked at. that this is what street gangs in particular, these tr

in minutes dozens of fbi and atf agents along with members of the joint terrorism task force swarmed zazi's apartment. fbi agents walked two women dressed in traditional muslim attire and a man out of the apartment. almost immediately agents rushed door to door evacuating residents. federal authorities dressed in hazardous material suits along with bomb sniffing dogs combed zazi's apartment and storage units. agents me particular lousily removed items from the department and wouldn't disclose what. >> this is a search. i'm in the gotten to comment beyond that. >> it's kind of scary. it makes me nervous. >> reporter: authorities remained tight lipped but residents knew something was going on saturday after multiple fbi agent himself been parked on their street. >> the fbi is involved, you figure it's got to be serious. >> reporter: some neighbors question if the search is even warranted. >> i'm not going to pass that judgment until they have some facts. >> as dale told us, three people were removed from the apartment. the man at theenter of the raid of not there when the agents arrive

. >> hosith the fcc fully atffed with five commissioners s.hought we would take this opportunity on the communicators to look at some of the telecommunications policy that might be looked at by the sec nd by the congress. we are joined by three working atterters, kim hart of the hill, fawn johnson the dow jones and nos of conessaily. uell, rt, what is the main legislate item or the main hegulatory item on the fcc's agenda in your view? uple o >> guest: well i guess from the fcc's persúective th are spending their time between a knuple of things, the main piece hat ir time is bng spen on think they'reulus or broadban finishing up this they are putting together. hops is due to congress and that worries the right now they are hdingi think they are nishing up this week i think, ndout 23 orpm!=] workshop ocusne who has anything toñ say about broadband and the state of re drillvice in the u.s. inow it can be made better and sepaed to more peoe so that is a big focus of theirs. i would y anher one is real going into the wireless industrand trying to get ars, ttter sense of t e state of com

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but the fbi and the atf had a good handle on who's involved in this.s when they pulled the trigger when they did and hit those three locations because they will do that if they think someone's life or the life of the public could be in danger. >> was there any evidence of a plot or a plan or anything they found that there was a sketch of that they were going after a certain area offer target? >> they were going after a certain person or people they believe were associates of this person. it's far from over. as we said the joint terrorism task force is on this. there's over 100 jttfs in the united states. i was assigned to it for six years and worked a lot of bombings overseas, the colbart towers. and the abdelbaset ali mohmed al megrahi case, the one that was set free because he had cancer, i actually worked on that case. there's over 1,400 jttf forces nation wise. you've got experts from spot officers and linguists who are putting this together. when a case like this starts, it can start with somebody saying something to somebody else. when we talk ab

the document giant in the $6.4 billion deal to buy atf. is m and a making a comeback? how many more deals are in the pipeline. >>> i'm phil lebeau. a big week for chrysler ceo after briefing the chrysler board about his five-year turn around plan for the automaker. now he's going to brief the president's auto task force. what's in his brief organize what to expect. >>> the bulls are back in charge today. stocks are on track for a seventh straight monthly gain. the dow was on track for its best quarter in more than ten year. mary thompson kicks it off at the new york stock exchange. s is it all the deals? >> the dow jones industrial average of 138 points. today is the best day for the market in just about a month as the markets recover from a three-day slide. broad based rally today. advancers out pacing sliders by a margin of five to one. there are a couple of things today we're watching. of course, it's a merger monday. a lot of deals providing support to the market. we've seen some dollar weakness. that, too, has helped to drive stox higher. also third-quart erwin do