four atf agents are dead. 16 wounded. with an unknown number of casualties inside the compound, including david koresh. >> at this hour fbi agents are negotiating with the cult leader. he reportedly believes he is jesus christ. >> mr. koresh, how are you doing? >> fair to middling. >> i understand you've been wounded. will you describe your position? >> weakening. >> are you shot, sir? >> yes, i am. >> well, communications opened up pretty quickly. he loved to talk. he loved to hear himself talk. >> how is god going to talk to me in the latter days? so there will be no excuse. >> so there was no lack of communication. there was a lack of productive communication. >> there's a lot of children here. i've had a lot of babies the last few years. >> is it true, david that, one of the children, a 2-year-old, is dead. >> yeah, that's true. >> he was so calm to a point where you began immediately questioning what kind of a personality are we dealing with? >> here we are at the day of the lord. god will be in the position for bloo

we don't need atf s.w.a.t. type raids on homes because they happened to buy something from the company. when you combine that with lois lerner, irs agencies that target specific groups and specific people, that's what worries us here. >> very interesting point to draw those two things together. i want our viewers to understand this. atf said they needed to raid this place because they believe that particular gun store selling so-called illegal parts to guns. but on top of that, you're worried that people who have legally purchased guns will have their confidential information given away, right? >> what is the atf going to do with this. if they are looking for criminals that bought guns and cross referencing people, that's fine. we don't want to say san diegans homes raided by s.w.a.t. teams, atf has gone overboard on certain things like this. that's what we don't want to see. we want atf to say this is why we did this, here is how we'll treat the information, we'll treat everybody in a fair manner, which is wha

atf examiner examined the extrusion mark, made during the examining process.the wire its uniform size. >> those marks will be imparted on the plastic element before it changes dramatically. >> looking at it on a comparison microscope, there was no doubt the wire from both bomb sites came from the same source. >> in fact, these were produced on the same diet, the same plant. >> they also discovered both bombs used the same glue and the same cotton string. since both bombs appeared to be made by the same individual, this eliminated jimmy morris and phil ryan. they both had solid alibis for the second bombing. but why did these boys implicate themselves in the first place? >> they offered an explanation that they were doing this because they were playing this dungeons and dragons game. >> they really spent a lot of time wasting the time of investigators. >> i thought that was an incredibly stupid thing to do. >> then a witness came forward saying she had seen a white male walking a german shepherd dog near the church parking lot a few hours before the first bombi

what the atf did was back doored their way into the courthouse to get that warrant. that by filing ex parte application to convince the judge that had given restraining order. >> now atf has customer list. it's like pandora's box. what happens at this box if the judge comes back and says, yeah, there was a temporary restraining order and they should have followed that. >> first question to be answered, the part in question, 80% receivers, are they or are they not legal? if they are legal, they have to give back 5,000 names they confiscated. you can't go into a gun owner's shop and take their information unless something unlawful is going on. that's number one question. number two question is, 5,000 people waiting on a knock on their door from the atf to ask them questions. why? there's a huge fourth amendment issue going on here that's not resolved, not even close. >> quite a fascinating story and interesting to talk to the store owner as well. jenna, thank you. co complicated as it is. >>> do people judge you based on your wardrobe? a new study on style. you may not

the funny story that helps gun part in the raid by the atf not only were going to take it in the ahl for thousands of customer data into a book coming out. end of virginia and now today is the way from being deported and documented father shares in the immigration battle with our team. that's the thing and much more rigorous self a fan. i marched twenty per cent leap in washington dc watching him. a federal judge has ordered the fbi to get a better explanation as to why it's refusing to be specific information to graduate student looking into an alleged assassination plot and ninety graduate student ryan shapiro has been researching an alleged sniper plot to kill leaders of the houston based on keeping them in shapiro submitted a freedom of information act request to the fbi regarding the history of redacted documents the fbi clean with the damage from releasing information and the urine decided to take the issue to court to any of the high from violating the freedom of information act. in a ruling last week judge rosemary quail air of the u s district court for dc where the fbi to e

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they are undercover federal agents with the atf posing as hit men. they meet us at atf headquarters in washington, d.c., where we have makeup artists waiting. >> just this morning. >> they sit down to have their appearances completely changed. >> i'm feeling my feminine side coming out. >> oh, there's nothing feminine about the brows i'm about to give you. >> you're not going to want to wear that out tonight. >> reporter: prosthetic noses. cheeks. facial hair. the disguises the only way they can truly reveal what it is they do. jeanne marie laskas knows the stakes. she's reported on their hidden werld for "gq." >> this is really extreme cop work, heroic cop work that the public does not know about. >> you've got 30 minutes. >> reporter: our clock rolls and after more than three hours they are ready. we have never seen an entrance quite like this. walking in to sit down with us. gentlemen, good to see you. welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: the agents offer up first names only. jose? >> yes. >> reporter: and? >> i'm lenny. >> reporter: lenny?

. >>> atf investigates are looking into what sparked a fire at a san jose church. it started around 5:30 at the hurricane church of god of san jose. flames and heavy smoke were coming from a detached office behind the church building. firefighters were able to put out the flames before they could spread. the fire department says it does not believe the cause of the fire is suspicious, but it's required to call in the atf to investigate. >> we do have mandatory reporting on any assembly halls, church structure or things of those nature to make sure we don't close our eyes to a possible suspicious event or hate crime. there's nothing here that says that to us. >> the church says all the contents including church records which were kept in the office were destroyed. >>> and fire investigators are also trying to determine the cause of an early morning fire at the el el dorado bar. firefighters say it started inside the back area office of the restaurant before 2:00 this morning. it was contained within about 20 minutes and no one was injured. >>> the father of a 9-year

threatens the protection of european values and sentence north korea will receive official told to mind the atf japanese diplomats were worse than no income declined. then comes the abductions of japanese nationals as well as the north nuclear and missile programs. the two teams from the two countries the foreign ministry's a great reason to official in iraq after hitting only in shenzhen china on the sideline to financial records talks the national gulf until cooked to cancun and that two thousand trial. the scotsman says the discussions will be held over to thinking thinking thinking to achieve level officials of the foreign ministers. now he presented nineteen eighteen epidemic to channel the asian oceania thespian else. cami is likely to send some to call the template for normalizing relations with japan. she was a little more than usual. i think the abductions are a big issue for japan. we would like to have proper discussions on that age. a deal with it. he maintains that the abduction issue has been sent on earth straight into allow the parent of the best team in camille attack to the no

but these men are under cover federal agents posing as hit men they meet us at atf headquarters we have makeup artists waiting. their appearances changed. noses, cheeks and facial hair. we've never seen an entrance like this. >> how many of you are in a disguise today? >> any of them could be in the middle of a case now. just like this one. right there on surveillance that is a soccer mom and a scorned lover sitting in a supermarket parking lot. shoppers and workers pushing carts past her. >> just doing shopping and then comes after me as a hit man. >> authorities say plotting revenge on another woman the father of her child has another girlfriend and another family. two children. >> i played every scenario a million times do i want the car to go off the highway? do i want someone to just take her out? do i want me to go into the house with my silencer and take them out? >> murder for hire. >> i couldn't care if she's in a horrible car accident and mangled up. >> she wants proof. >> i want to go to her funeral and spit in his. >> i will be happiest when this woman is dead, buried ask si

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then on february 28th, 1993, following a gun battle between the atf and members of a religious groupians, federal agents lay siege to the group's compound near waco, texas. a suspected cache of illegal weapons is at the center of the controversy. >> mcveigh was just absolutely in a rage over both of those incidents, but the one thing that pushed him over the edge and turned him into a terrorist was the waco incident. >> at one point, mcveigh drives to waco to observe the siege. >> he went and parked his car nearby and selling anti-government pamphlets, giving interviews to at least one reporter back then about how much he distrusted the u.s. government. >> during an assault by the fbi on april 19th, the branch davidian come pound is engulfed by fire. at least 76 men, women and children die during the inferno. >> mcveigh told us that he was convinced that the u.s. government purposely murdered women and children at the waco compound. it was all part of an effort to destroy gun rights in america. >> the triggering moment was waco. he was there, and he decided that the government had go

. >> reporter: at some point arson and perhaps atf will be out here to investigate the cause of the fire. 150 firefighters tackled flames at one point. only one firefighter received minor burns. police expect street closures for at least another hour. and the people that live in this white building if we come back here live it's to the right of where the hoses are still going off there, those people were evacuated. they were the ones that went to hotels. a lot of them stayed with family and friends. we understand not a lot of people used the red cross. so they have wrapped up their operations. we will let you know what happens when we hear from the fire department in one hour. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. take a look at this video shot by a woman that lives across the street from the fire. she was home in her seventh floor apartment when the blaze broke out. pretty scary scene there. and viewers also sent us pictures. bill was on a plane flying into the airport when he took his picture around 7:00 last night. and this picture was taken by another viewer as he cr

and the ntsb, fbi, atf, that's the way we run command posts for these major events. on parallel tracks, because we go after leads on the criminal side doesn't mean we're abandoning the accidental side. i would just let viewers understand that. on the criminal size, there's really three scenarios that have to be said as major lead categories. those are a pilot did it, a polite complicit, the other is hijackers, and pilot for a sue myomotor. a pilot complicit in a criminal motive, like financial, greed, terrorism, revenge. hijackers with no pilot involvement, and maybe a pilot suicide. so those would be the lead categories you would set to try to uncover what happened. >> what's confounding for people is the fact that, especially if you're looking at hijackers or, you know, you're looking at some sort of financial motive, we haven't ahead any claim of responsibility, we haven't heard any requests for ransom. that would seem, after 13 days, to eliminate it, so we know that there's an intense focus on the pilot and copilot. the reason the fbi has gotten these computers i

according to atf -- kiev, they have diploid troops over the past week.this was dramatically interrupted this morning after an image of a witness was broadcast on television. parts of the trial are being broadcast in south africa and in the world, but the courts have also allowed witnesses to decide if they don't want to be filled. ae witness in question is neighbor of the athlete, who is on trial for murdering his girlfriend. she testified she heard a woman screaming from his house before hearing shots fired. toar pistorius has admitted shooting his go for the valentine's day of last year, but he said he shot her by mistake, thinking she was an intruder. been more clashes between police and antigovernment protesters in venezuela. hard-core opponents through rocks and logs fire bombs at right police. they then shot back with tear gas. they marked the one-month sincersary, and one year the former venezuelan leader hugo chavez died. just ahead of the elections 77-year-old formally submitted his candidacy for the coming election. he is ready for a fourth ter

suspected was that he probably sought out a firearm through a classified ad, which also means there's no atfn a hunch, investigators subpoenaed gregg's cell phone records and looked for any unusual numbers. >> detectives basically went through those records looking for individual numbers that stand out. >> two numbers belonged to individuals who advertised shotguns for sale in a local newspaper. one seller recalled making a sale that week. >> eugene adams advised detectives at that point, yeah, someone had called his number, came and purchased the shotgun from him. >> adams told investigators that a man who identified himself as gregg myers bought a 12-gauge winchester shotgun. adams identified myers' picture from a photo lineup. adams also had the serial number of the gun he sold to myers. it matched the serial number of the shotgun found in the stillwater river. but prosecutors needed to find a way to definitively tie gregg myers to the evidence found in the garbage bag. and to do that, scientists looked once more at the pair of latex gloves. most fingerprints are perspiration, and perspir

we're at atf headquarters. and we brought makeup artists.hey can add prosthetic noses, cheeks and facial hair. we have never seen an entrance like this. tonight, here, surveillance cameras from their cases. including the suburban soccer mom. sitting in the supermarket parking lot, she has no idea that the hit man sitting in the car with her is a federal agent. >> every scenario through my head a million times. do i want the car to go off the highway? do i want me to go into the house with my silencer and take them all out? >> reporter: just a few cars away, they're listening to it all. there's a murder being planned? murder for hire in america? >> on your lunch break. >> i wouldn't care if she was a horrible, horrible car accident. and mangled up. >> reporter: she also wants proof. >> spit in the casket. i will be happiest when this woman is dead and buried six feet under. >> reporter: tonight, right here for the first time, you're seeing the agent show up. still undercover, telling her the deed is done. she's mad at them for showing up at w

. >> reporter: at some point, arson and perhaps atf will be out here because of the size of this fire to investigate what started it. 150 firefighters tackled flames at one point. that one firefighter you heard received first and second- degree burns. people are waiting to hear when they can get back in the building. that may take time. most spent the night at hotels or family and friends. i will keep you posted on what officials have to say. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. this video was shot by a woman who lives right across the street from the fire. she was home in her 7th floor apartment when the fire broke out. you can see those flames right there. those flames almost seen leaping into the screen. viewers have been spending us pictures of the smoke. a man took this picture around 7:00 last night from a plane. there was a picture taken by another viewer as he crossed the golden gate bridge yesterday. you can see that right there as well. you can see most of those pictures in our slide show online. we've posted a time la

a former investigator and atf official says >> what we say in a lot of cases in law enforcement is werom solving this case. >> reporter: mike bouchard helps supervise a massive investigation in the u.s., very different from the search for the plane. it was the beltway sniper case in 2002, with more than 100,000 leads coming in in just over 23 days. but he says rules on managing tips from the public are simple and clear. >> like a triage, wrapped you treat some more importance than others and others you put off till later on. >> reporter: the other thing law enforcement officials in the u.s. have found is that information at public briefings in an ongoing crisis has to be clear, consistent and coordinated. without that you get what's been called the theory of the day that can spread around the world before anyone comes forward to correct the record. wolf? >> good point, joe. stand by. don't go too far away. tom fuentes is here, our law enforcement analyst, former fbi says tant director. all these leads, falsely. are you surprises there hasn't been a good lead yet? >> no this happens al

this means coming in companies like and the atf which currently make up twelve percent of the canadian market will be able to make further inroads in the north american country. while more than two hundred farm project including friday citing that from the dl not simply heights had set up to forty percent and korean beef and pork will be partially lifted up the next five to fifty years. to allay concerns among korean livestock farmers. what about the impact of trade deals with alec and that in australia so it sounds it's working on measures to assist them. that is now could be as off the fta project. after the deal is signed and approved by the paladin said his country is expected to go into effect next year stressing that bilateral security cooperation is as important as an economic issue is part of the harper expressed support for president us and trust building policies twenty oh three at the two leaders encouraged young and to completely and identifiable each minutes off of all its new crayons. she is on itn use. and speaking of ex gays korea is also making headway and another free

fire and, atf and d.c. police. >> and we are told this evening that the victims' injuries range from smoke inhalation to burns. >>> the search is on tonight for a man who apparently struck and killed another man with his suv during a fight last night in laurel. police say 24-year-old matthew cabin was hit by the suv and thrown under a parked car in the parking lot of a townhouse complex on south arborry lane. he later died of his injuries. witnesses identified the driver of that suv as 27-year-old antoine ally. they say callie and a woman fled the scene in a white or champagne colored suv possibly a ford expedition. anyone with information is being asked to contact laurel police. >>> well, it is a perfect evening to be at the office. it's rained all day but surely spring weather is on the horizon. let's find out how long we have to wait for it though and check in with first alert meteorologist olga breese. >> and those were my thoughts exactly. the rain is not cooperating with anyone's weekend plans. there'

different than i was a common scene and you'll understand it took two more tonight is the man behind the atf and the spirit of the two of the fashion week so we wanted to find out from him how hard it is for him to keep that caused it to light our door many people. so heavy and at the windows only the beginning. you know for certain is no question. we know from every sale. so it's the same year. some of israel's leading ladies in hollywood. iranian especially to their hometown to graze and beyond with the presents and some real glamour as they gave us some of their wisdom of how to love even sent to the hike was obviously a guy is really sad thing is really tired which is which is in the canals that is why this story dealing with. in israel in general the area. a vibrant society the thing out instead they feared the bill there is special for me in very bad for what's to be and the bits that stick beginning on my eye. that's me. we can not do it on here it was to the option is to support without asking the kid still on the editor in chief of vogue italia from cassette so knew what she feels i

and because it deals a blow to the atf of european unity. that is your new site content is also testimony and moving ahead with its independence process this person in front. it's tough to cut them in ministry should help him out to his opening why we all needed for stopping some contamination which can be realized through his nostrils and the un charter. some legitimacy are hardly moves the voter's intent of the referendum they say is that first bite farm stand. i mean their independence. to pretend that silly. in the coastal parts the situation is up for discussion or with peace in the melbourne based guests in the crystal of it but with more news with students. did it. however what i want when i'm back. or since. lou we will . the journal of the tube lines or indeed of the neverland. eric really good standing with us your thoughts coming up in the next half hour. la rochelle with more sanctions on the cranny of christ as the united states faces a fresh round of the european union is expected to follow shortly. the kremlin retaliate with i

he was ordered to turn over gun purchases that did not meet atf specifications.ed to give authorities his customer list. they got their hands on the list of the names. they are accused of hiring none union workers they posted a sign outside that reads shame on subaru on wichita. they took it in stride put up their own banner that says for having unbeatable prices the union is accused of tar gepting businesses around the city without proving they did something wrong. >>> attend the community college for free. lori rock man from fox business network has more. >> free tu wigs for community college. it tried to incentivize them by expanding access to higher ed gages. they believe it will give students an edge in a competitive work force and a break in student loan debt. who foots the bill? you and me, taxpayers. he defends the proposal by saying free community college and increasing the number of students of college studentses while in high school taxpayers will benefit because it is cheaper to send somebody to community college than to have him or her in the social

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iranian officials atf has failed their props when their elected leader was overthrown through street protests art piece hollywood co reports from london on the talks between russian foreign minister lavrov and the usa could say john kerry. this takes our legs and walking around the gardens of the us ambassador's residence that have predicted the band name age and breakthroughs here in london the us the uk and russia. we all sat common pleas and hezbollah said a map upside down carrying items like he wasn't budging one bit. on the usa's two cents and has set aside to cool for ten thirty at night in process continues to support the referendum and claiming yet whereas that russian foreign minister and wheels to rethink that moscow will respect the will of ukrainian people to do is comment that he said in a referendum on sunday and said that russia has no ties think they missed in ukraine. you could get to the russian federation does not and cannot have any plans to invade east and southern ukraine. we strongly believe that the rights of russians just like the rights of arundel bulgarian

assets atf central ubs bank. thank you for joining us. tell me about the ukraine. is this an emerging markets problem? allhe gone beyond that? >> the you saw on monday had market taking it down from a crisis to a standoff. pricing is on the back of this and there is complacency. it is possible that the situation in the ukraine is the way it is and people forget about these offers and move on. that there is no risk premium in the market right now. and emerging market bonds the ukraine bonds have come back quickly. at this point, the market is complacent. >> just because they do not understand the intricacies? >> the market does not understand what to expect because this is not rational and not all markets are rational. that is what they do not know what to expect next. the market does induce a bit of a risk premium. actually conducive to risk an emerging markets are not feeling that. it is conducive to this. has come off this year and commodity prices have done ok. and thethe spread european credit. the dollar was weak and this is the risk environments where there a

a new report says atf agents have lost track of guns over the past five years.allas police recently engaged in a six-hour standoff outside ofn apartment complex that ended when they learned no one had been at home. we're coming right back. >>> standing up for the first amendment the fcc commissioner >>> the federal communications commission has suspended its controversial so-called studies of newsrooms in an effort to develop, quote, understanding, quote of perceived station bias. next guest is one of the critics of that. and he's the man largery responsible for bringing this to the public's attention. he's fcc commission er pi. i want to thank you for bringing this to the public's attention, because this is such an outrageous intrusion on the first -- you know, in newsrooms and on the first amendment. it's just incredible to me that the fcc would even think to undertake a so-called study of the way news is both developed and covered and the decisionmakingrocess therein. >> that's part of the coern i had when i looked into this how this study was being desied. g

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marshals were involved in the raid but because the atf was not involved this will not be a federal case. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have breaking news now from back east. passengers on a u.s. air flight from philadelphia had to evacuate the plane after the front wheel collapsed during take off. u.s. air flight 1702 was headed to texas and airport spokes woman said there are no reports of injuries. this selfie was posted to twitter who said she was a passengers on board the plane. you can see the aircraft nose down. again, a u.s. air passenger jet had to aport a take off -- abort a take off. all of the passengers and crews safely evacuated from the plane. >>> new developments after several students at a high school got sick after eating tainted brawnies. parents fear there may be -- brownies. parents fear there may be more. what officials say happened is different than what students described. ktvu's john sasaki is live at hayward high school with a photo of a medical emergency. >> reporter: five students missed class because of what happened at hayward high school yester

atf and fbi immediately send field agents to retrieve the stump. >> we asked our people to do it low-keyt very quiet, don't tell anybody. about an hour later, someone came in to chief moose's office and said, look at the tv. >> agents from the fbi have just finished up their search. >> the helicopters and the news people were out there watching our people in this back yard in tacoma, washington. >> a federal arrest warrant has been issued for john allen muhammad, also known as john allen wales. >> the end came around 1:00 a.m. at a rest stop outside of frederic, maryland. a sharp-eyed motorist who heard the police call earlier spotted the blue 1990 chevrolet caprice with two men sleeping inside. >> there was a six-person assault element. they pulled both individuals out john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo in less than three seconds. i looked down and i saw lee boyd malvo and you could see the sweat coming down his face and this is a cold october night and you could see he was just scared. and then john muhammad was on the other side and he was more defiant. >> police lined up in a col

and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service. >> the task force dubs the investigation una bomb. >> university and airline bombings because the first four bombs were affiliated with university locations or airlines. >> from the beginning, the investigation is hampered by a lack of evidence. the unabomber's devices are relatively crude, making it difficult to trace them back to their maker. >> there wasn't a lot of evidence left. and the evidence that we could identify, matches and pieces of wood, nails, were the kinds of things you could buy at any hardware store. >> we started calling him early the junkyard bomber, because in fact he would make these bombs from scratch. he didn't go buy components and pieces of metal and that type of thing. he went out to piles of old abandoned cars, to carve off chrome to use in his bomb construction. he used scraps of wood. >> everything you find at a bomb scene, everybody single piece of evidence is critical because, for one, you have to decide how the device fu

they are undercover federal agents with the atf posing as hit men.headquarters where we have makeup artists waiting. >> reporter: their appearances completely changed. prosthetic nose, cheeks, facial hair. we have never seen an entrance quite like this. just a show of hands, how many of you are in a disguise today? >> because any of them could be in the middle of a case right now just like this one. right there on surveillance that's nicole faccenda, a soccer mom and scorned lover sitting in a supermarket parking lot. unsuspecting shoppers, workers, pushing their carts right past her. she meets with a hit man. that's what most have on their grocery list plotting revenge on the other woman, the father of her child has a double life, another girlfriend and another family, two children. >> i played every scenario through my head a million times. do i want the car to go off the highway? do i want someone to just come up and take her out? do i want me to go into the house with my silencer and take them all out? >> reporter: murder for hire in america. >>

we have an atf, secret service, homeland security, major police forces, as well.our lives are on the devices. it is what you are thinking all the time, your hobbies, what you like, the movies you watch and books you read. it is everything about you. so there is a whole lot of information on there that can give you a picture into who the person is that is not there anymore. so it is extremely valuable to investigators. really needs to be done on all the passengers if we are going to find out what happened here. >> you know, you flew in this part of the world as a young navy pilot. what can you tell us about conducting a search in this area? >> well, for lack of a better term it is a third world area. that means the coverage of radar, the various systems that are in place will not be the latest, the most up to date necessarily. one example was the information that malaysia air did not carry all of the information that they could have gotten from the pings that continued to occur. so that particular part of the world has vast oceans. so if the plane went into the oce

an investigation by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco & firearms or atf points to arson. the main suspect, russell sublet, a 41-year-old ex-con who tends horses in the area. during the investigation special agent david hayes learns sublet may also own a sawed off shotgun, another possible charge against him. >> i made contact with russell sublet. he agreed to meet with us. >> on the afternoon of september 29th, sublet is at a local hospital visiting his father and tells hayes he can meet him there. troopers are brought in as backup. >> he was known through the police community as being a subject that any time you deal with him, you want to be on high alert and be ready for anything. >> no sooner do they arrive at the hospital when sublet is spotted leaving. >> we saw him actually pull out of the parking lot and start going down the road. >> at that point we took off out of the parking lot in an attempt to make a traffic stop on him. >> the troopers turn on their flashing lights. but sublet does not slow down. >> i realized that he had no intentions on stopping. >> as the

church, they're forced to colonnades special unit that includes the federal investigators from the atfout of flames. it took about 25 minutes to knock down the flames. they secured the scene, the church is about 30 yds by kind so the church itself is not impacted. they will have service but because this happened overnight when no one should have been here that is why they call that and stated that this fire is a suspicious. at one point the flames were reaching 30 ft. up in the air that it caught fire to this tree which was a major concern. is this tree was all on fire the embers could spread it. unfortunate, that did not happen. >> this shutdown the area for about 90 minutes and you can say this is minnesota street. everything is now moving okay and there does wait for in that unit to come in to see what caused this fire. >> this is not the only fire. there was another fire that was to the el dorado club off of highway 87. firefighters believe that this fire started as storage area. the fire was also contained no one was hurt. >> wild fire one is are now coming out early this year bec

aging bull market leading investors to $18 billion from the biggest and most heavily traded s&p 500 atf which is more than what flowed into that last year. the chief investment strategist at wisdom tree is here. let's talk about this. the outflow. the most popular and well known edf attracts the s&p 500. if billions are going out that means someone out there is nervous. what do you make of this activity? >> it is normal. we have seen many coming in, sometimes people using it to trade and sometimes to edge. there are other etss tracking the s&p 500 that have seen in flows this year so i would say the market is consolidating. cheryl: we are looking at potentially europe of the european market, out of 11 bull markets only three mated to year 6 and many are questioning the u.s. economy wages. the energy market. where will this come from? >> what is unusual is interest rates are at zero% sell as long as the fed is low and interest rates in the short-term part of the curve the feeling is the market continues to have legs. corporations can borrow with rates low and to buy back stock and increa

joining me now, james cavanaugh, a former atf special agent in charge, and msnbc law enforcement analystmes cavanaugh, what do you make of what we know about this so far? >> well, lawrence, you know, it is a mystery. it's too early to tell if this was some mechanical event, you know, accident, fuel air explosion in the fuel tank, even a strange thing like a missile from a military ship, which has happened before in aviation. which just don't know what's happened. or could it be a criminal act? an act of suicide? an act of terrorism? any of those things are all open questions at the moment. >> well, the investigation would be ongoing on these two with the fraudulent passports no matter what our state of knowledge would be at this point. this is the kind of thing that investigators obviously have to go right after. >> exactly, lawrence. what's going to happen 19 law enforcement and intelligence experts are going to go right for that passenger manifest. these two on the false passports, stolen passports, they pop up right away. but you're going to have to work everybody on the plane, all th

this is the main atf that tracks the biotech sector. and as you probably know if you've been watching cnbc the past few days, stocks down 12% in the last month. much of that slide in just the past couple of days. sheila, is it getting close to being the time to tiptoe back in? >> well, we are seeing folks getting back into biotech this morning. the biotech index right now slightly in the green. and analysts are given reasons to stick with the sector. they know on average that the group trades at 16 times forward p.e. that's for sales and profit growth of 24%. a combination is an absolute buying opportunity. number two, drug launches which are really the life blood of the industry are going well. jpmorgan notes that these drug launches have exceeded expectations. so companies with the strong pipelines could continue to do well. and finally you can't forget about that macropicture. the aging baby boomer not going away. a ready market for all of those drugs in the pipeline. now, having said all of that, all the positives about the biotech