atf sanction the sale to people who use them to kill a border patrol agent on american soil.e an expert on the situation you wrote a book about it. what made you want to bring this scandal to light quick. >> it is a situation that is not completed and the family involved, and the i.c.e. agent that was killed in mexico and brian terry they still don't have closure or really any answers. for those assailants that killed their family members to be extradited to the united states and found guilty. with the role of the federal government sanctioning a program where they allow thousands of guns to be put into the hands of narco terrorist in north americ america, there has not been a lot of accountability for that. bringing to light what happened with that seriousness of the nature today and why that is so dangerous to showcase that as a result there are serious consequences that continue today which include hundreds of people killed in mexico from our own law enforcement at risk every single day as a result of this operation and showing it is a dangerous job. abby: you obviously di

atf, the entirety of atf is the size of the las vegas police department, so it is a rather small group of people, looking to, to look after 55,000 gun dealers across the united states, approximately 8% of those gun dealers are able to be even inspected last year, based on the number of agents that atf has. so better funding is an absolute necessity for federal law enforcement to be able to properly do their job. secondarily, i think you're referring to the tr restrictions -- >> excuse me? >> the tr restrictions which are an appropriations rider which prevent atf from aggregating trace data and using that information to properly do their job to find the source of gun trafficking. they are also prevented from modernizing their records. which is helpful to also doing their job properly as law enforcement, as well as encouraging or forcing gun dealers to keep better track of their inventories so they can better understand the source of funds. >> repeal those restrictions. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. my time has expired. i recognize the ranking member mr. collins, five minutes. >

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the atf is responding.mergency agencies including fire departments and ambulances. what does that tell you? >> you brichk up a good point. look at the sheer number of law enforcement vehicles here on scene. you know, a lot of it you want to bring as many resources as you need in order to possibly stop. you look at the size of the facility. it is probably with tthe size o they are dealing. there is a person or threat and whether that person has been taken into custody all of these buildings are areas in places that this person can be. you'll need as many resources as you can to come in and try to not only set up that per imter and start that clearing. it has to be coordinated. you don't want officers running in different directions. they have to have some type of communication. we saw that mobile command center set up. it is to try to provide that communication between all of these different agencies that are responding. one thing i will mention is if you're a law enforcement officer or team of officers and

a story in there somewhere thought the atf. agent brian parker was assigned to find out what it was. what does this tell you overall? there was an incredible amount of force in the explosion. >> reporter: most of these pieces were once part of the electrical box. >> you have washers. different types of hardware in here, screws, nuts, wire. >> reporter: other pieces just trash. but a few fragments, just a handful looked like they were pieces from a different puzzle. odd. >> cells from a 9 volt battery, galvanized steel ripped apart. >> reporter: parker sent off the misfit bits and pieces to the west coast crime lab for analysis. >> to determine whether or not there was explosive residue present on some of the fragments that were collected out at the scene. >> reporter: like gun powder, gasoline, nitroglycerin? >> correct. >> reporter: then there was this discovered on the fifth day the investigation. the panel box door found 160 feet from the site of the explosion. >> about four feet tall about two feet wide. probably weighs som

they have the atf in there.m all over the police of multiple people having been shot and taken to nearby hospitals. the latest from the sheriff, no word on where this shooter is or at least the shooter has not yet been taken into custody. we're fast approaching the 3:00 area in chicagoland and certainly for aurora, which means a top of the hour update. this is fox news channel. its 3:00 in aurora, colorado. i'm shepard smith in new york. this is breaking news now on fox news channel. an active shooter situation underway in the chicago suburb of aurora, illinois. to the west southwest of the city of chicago where right now at the henry pratt company there is said to be an active shooter situation. the best reporting we have at this moment comes to us from the sheriff there that tells cbs 2 in chicago that multiple people have been wounded, including police officers, and additionally from the daily herald number, suburban chicago's information source. the daily herald reporting four

and we are to properly fund the atf. i would certainly agree there ought to be more prosecutions and these are separate questions as to why there aren't. again, that doesn't argue against the improvements to the laws such as this bill. >> let me just say that i have this discussion all the time and you are the authorizing committee and you tell them what to appropriate in a perfect world, as authorizer's. we should give our instructions to the appropriators. >> i want to jump in because my bill actually does that, authorizes 50 more folks on ground crimes. part of this, i don't want to say desensitized or anything else but we have to say that former vice president joe biden actually said some of these don't get prosecuted because they are viewed as paperwork crimes, not actually that you are testing something. we don't put it as a high enough priority on the list but these are the things that happen when they are applied illegally and you are trying to get around the system. it pushes it to the other market which will be

swat teams from throughout the suburbs being called as the atf is there. police urging anyone in the area to remain in place. these are the first -- all of that reporting i just gave you directly from the daily herald number from the chicago suburbs. cameras on the ground on scene. you can see this mass presence of police and fire officials. there was a call for all available ambulances to come. in the beginning, they didn't have an idea of how many people may have been injured. we see more ambulances arriving now on the aerial shot from wls. a couple of more red fire department ambulances making their way on the scene as we speak. we don't know numbers yet. i think the height -- the headline at the moment is, shooter on the loose. we don't know whether the shooter has escaped this building, but the best reporting from people that say they are witnesses, on scene, not authorities, but we want to pass what witnesses on the ground are saying. the stories tend to remain almost exactly the same. something about a disgruntled employee, some suggesting that mayb

we know the f and chicago atf, alcohol, tobacco and fire arms bureau h also been called to the scene. >> a number of schools were locked down, some on soft lockdown, some on hard lockdown. we don't know if those here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's buick? easy. i like that new buick. me too. i was actually talking about that buick. i knew that. did you? buick's fresh new lineup is full of surprises. get great deals on our expectation-shattering lineup. pay no interest for 72 months on most buick models. >>> breaking news here from the live desk. we are following a developing story in northeast d.c. where we are told that multiple shots were fired. we are hearing from law enfoement officials that at least one person has been transported from the scene in criticcondition. reportedly, multiple shots were fired into acrowd. we're working to learn more about what has unfolded there in the 1500 block of eckington place and florida avenue that's where we find news4's shomari fone live at th

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need to get atf up and running. among lawpen secret enforcement circles that congress has handcuffed the atf. ingress is interested avoiding gun violence, we need to properly fund the atf and increase the number of agents on the ground. they are a phenomenal partner and i think they are underappreciated. i do not think the american people know what a great asset that organization is and how much they are being underutilized. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the audience. we started at 10:00 and here we are. or five hours, so thank you for hanging out with the. thank you so much for sharing. i know it takes a lot of courage to come before us and share your stories. please know that we are all genuinely touched and we stand with you in trying to make changes in the areas that you talked about. geez, i want to start with you. i know this is not an immigration hearing, although it began to sound like one earlier. there was a comment made about , a word that i find very offensive. i

atf in chicago is saying they're responding to an active shooter situation. the city of aurora has tweeted out it's an active shooter situation. and you see the response that we've got with them shutting down the schools. >> yep. i think, ali, this is really the community civic service getting information out to the schools, ensuring citizens in the area who may be monitoring the news feeds, that they've got some awareness of what's happening. for them to be saying it is an active shooter conclusively like that, they may have contact with people who are inside the building who are providing information via cell phones. we've seen that typically in these type of incidents where you have people who secreted themselves, they're hiding in the building and providing intelligence to law enforcement outside and law enforcement by speaking to the community just trying to keep everybody alert. i'm just monitoring this here, just getting up to speed and i'm watching the feed, who appears to be tactical officers that are staging outside of that facility. but the typical

one is the funding question and the size of atf. the entirety of atf is the size of the las vegas police department. it's a rather small group of people looking to look after 55,000 gun dealers across the united states. approximately 8% of those gun dealers were able to be even inspected last year based on the number of agents that atf has. better funding is an absolute necessity for federal law enforcement to be able to properly do their job. secondly, i think you're referring to the tr restrictions which -- >> what restrictions? ms. thomas: an appropriations rider which prevent atf from aggregating trace data and using that information to properly do their job to find the source of gun trafficking and also prevented from modernizing their records which is helpful to also doing their job properly as law enforcement as well as encouraging or forcing gun dealers to keep better track of their inventories so they can better understand -- >> we need to appeal those restrictions? ms. thomas: absolutely. >> i recognize the ranking member

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for example the partners with atf were responding to the sceneme scene. they will be using it to determine what the background with that particular device was. you'll have members of the fbi bringing in resources and doing checks around the country. just is multi-facetted information. and she the last part is the subject himself. it is based on what we saw from authorities. it will be interesting to know whether he is proud of what he did here or if it is something they will have to find out. >> we don't know if there's an ongoing threat. police have not said that. even if the threat is over, and again, we don't know, there is the aftermath. we are told multiple civilians struck. we have waiting to hear more. one of the witnesses told affiliate wls that the suspected gunman was carrying a pistol equipped with a green laser. presumably they want to interview multiple witnesses. what do you make of that? a pistol equipped with a green laser. >> i assume it is probably a quick way to pick up a target. the news we have is that it was a handgun. look, we are a

event, the capability to process a scene like this, the fbi, atf, these will be federal agencies you'll rely on very heavily in order to help with that. also in terms of search warrants and things of that nature, i don't know the nature but that's something that that he hheads os will come together. you'll be surprised how well they do work together even though it is local, state, federal, they practice. that's what you're table top for. >> all right. if you can standby for me that would be greet. i want to bring josh back in. can you tell us anything about the shooter? have you learned anything? >> no. that is what we are trying to learn now. that will be part of the information. the first thing you'll want to do is positively identify the person. do they have identification on them? we have seen where there is some type of violent incident. it takes a while and it moves into the next phase. one key question they will always ask is was this person known to law enforcement? they will have database searches underway. they will be working with the fbi in order to check with records nation

and we see a lot of fairly leveraged businesses the price of options on this atf if you've risen overe. i understand why you're inclined to do that >> and let's maybe end where we started. the fact walmart could put up a number so well received, about a .17 in the dow and to give it all back, let's say the numbers are good from the people who report next week, are they going to take off and go to the races? i don't think so >> so you saw auto nation down, talked about the penske file, that's old school. we're going to get lots of reads on the u.s. consumer here. lots of reads on the really important things that work its way into the macro conversation. i think the xrt for the short side is the best way to play that if you're somewhat down beat as we head into qt. >> here's a kraft hines kraft crashing for its worst day ever after they reveal an investigation. crashing more than 10 times its average daily volume making it the single most actbive stock of the day if you're thinking it may be due for a bound, how could you play ketchup? couldn't resist. >> i think that was very interesti

framework where the americans would leave n would give guarantees that afghanistan would not be used as atfr extremist groups to launch attacks against american interes. do you believe the taliban can give guarantees? pres. ghani: no, but -- lyse: what have you been told? pres. ghani: ambassador khalilzad has told the taliban that it is not just peace is part of the ckage of the discussion and cease-fire. the discussion of guarantees is something that needs demonstrated. words are not enough. ,ut the goal is the right goal thatou make peace by suddenl arriving oneay that we want peace, product of intense discussions to make sure that the fundamental issue of terror d violence -- our desire is to end the violence, to include the taliban into the political community of afghanistan. and let them participate. lyse: but you and your government has been completed. sideli the americans are talking to the taliban. almost every one of youre neighbors lking to the taliban. but you are not, and the taliban refuses to talk to you government. they describe you as puets. pres. ghani: they can have any de

to ey's office, atf, and our gun intelligence ut at the prince george's county police department to really go after dhe source of those guns so that they can be h accountable as well. >> and then working with the police department is also important. the buyback programs. you have some churches that sponsor these buyback programs. do they really net much? >> they do. they're effective, but we continue to guns proliferating on oureets and those guns a lot of times are coming from out of statt. we wo make sure our federal partners are prosecutingin and ho those individuals accountable as well. >> when you're talking about fighting crime, some of the most vulnerable citizens in our community are senior citizens. >> absolutely. >> for victims of crime, violent crime as well as financial crime. your office is reaching out to them and keeping them in mind and you have some initiatives that you want to focus on to help in thatarea. >> absolutely. we want to arm our seniors information as well as individuals who are a part of our disability community, because they are oen targeted by scam artists a

i saw an atf officer out here, as well. what we know is that this man was out in the parking lot and had some sort of confrontation with an employee of that denny's restaurant there in the distance. and no -- there was no argument. however, according to the police captain, something happened and at that point the suspect pulled out a gun and then went into the restaurant. at that point, because it was so early in the morning, 5:30 or so, there were about half a dozen people inside. campbell police arrived on scene, they were able to get some folks out safely. now it appears that the gunman is the only one inside. at this point. they have the police negotiators out here. they're trying to talk with him and coax him to come out safely. we have talked with some folks who were just passing by in the area, living in the area what it is like for them. >> yeah. i've been trying do get home and keep driving up the side streets. >> all of the officers are trained in mental health crises. we're all cit trained and our crisis negotiat

they had no police warrant to stop sha yaa bin and he was stopped by the atf agent and got out of the asked him to comply with the requests of the atf agent and the first thing he said was, we got your man, and then i.c.e. picked him -- i.c.e. was there and said great, let's go and i.c.e. took him directly. sha yaa bin was never in the custody of ever else other than i.c.e. at the time. i.c.e. said several things to him that allowed us and allows us to believe they had been looking for him or looking at him since last august. but they clearly had incorrect information. they thought he had a conviction for what they termed to be an aggravated felony, and he does not. that conviction was vacated late last year. they clearly had not done their homework beforehand. it's clear they didn't understand what they were starting when they arrested 21 savage and what that really is going to mean to the immigrant and to the black communities. >> yeah. we know now that jay-z has hired his -- added to your legal team alex spiro part of the defense team with you guys and he has said that the goal is

the atf and fbi assisting local police. witnesses say the suspected shooter was a colleague. john probst describing the chaos inside. >> one of the guys was up at the office, and he said that a person was shooting. and he came running down, and he was bleeding pretty bad. >> reporter: then he says he saw the gunman before running out into the cold. >> what i saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it. >> reporter: at 3:00 p.m., police announcing that they apprehended the suspect. >> apd confirmed that the suspect is down. >> reporter: bringing an end to this terrifying and deadly day at work. >>> let's get to alex perez. he's live outside that factory. it's still an unfolding scene. authorities are gathering to talk to reporter. alex, no word on a motive? >> that's right, david. still a very active crime scene. a massive police presence response to this shooting. investigators now inside collecting and preserving evidence as they work to piece together how all this unfolded. >> alex. thank you. >>> we're following fast moving information in the ca

macy's, lowe's, nordstrom and footlocker all hanging on the rack to report and with the xrt retail atf underperforming the market this year, how should you play the group with these results let's get straight to the master kafrte carter break it down. >> we know retail is a mess but most is poor performance a great way to track the group is the xrt it's 95 stocks, almost $2 trillion. we've got great ones like amazon and home depot but tiffany's, lowe's, major box players like macy's and target and you've got little things like footlocker and so forth and so on here is the chart. well, it doesn't say much but if you put in some lines it does. and one thing you can do is put in the line this way and what you see is a well-defined down trend. it has failed here repeatedly over and over and over and what's to say that it's going to bust through well, someone make that bet. i'm not going to make that bet i'm going to make the bet that it's going to fail yet again let's look at that same chart and talk about relative performance because this is the real -- the real problem here's the exact s

police, s.w.a.t., atf on the scene, the information we have to report to you this evening is that atr and f officers have been injured in this shooting in aurora, illinois from the live desk i'm erika gonzalez. back to you in the studio. >>> a high school football player who had been charged as an adult will be going to trial in juvenile court. >> it was a shocking crime. this all stems from an alleged attack inside the damascus high school locker room last fall. >> chris gordon is live at the courthouse where we just heard from the county's top prosecutor. chris? >> reporter: wen and jim, the judge cited maryland law saying juveniles should be treated differently than adults. we saidhat the facts of this case are painful. the allegations of sexual abuse in the locker room at damascus high school five youngster charged with brooming -- using a broomstick to o violate some the members of the jv football. te the judge says will smith was just 15.5. he's basically just a kid. and sometimes children don't realize the consequences of their actions. the ultimate decision of the court, the

not even anybody in the atf has been held accountable. not even a slap on the hand.l carrying a badge and gun making decisions that were involved in this in this reckless scandal. and that's why i call on president trump to meet with my family, tell my family either he is going to help us or he is not. i mean, it's gone on long enough. my family needs closure. ainsley: in order to get that closure, you want to see all the documents? >> yes. all the documents and who is responsible and why nobody has been held accountable. this is getting ridiculous now. brian: on another note, kent, as we debate out use of a border wall and border barrier, where do you stand on that? >> i'm all for the wall. i know we can't do it 100 percent of the border because of the mountain terrains. i understand that. at least funnel it down to where we could put more boots and more resources in those sections where we can't put wall. i talk to these guys. i mean, they want to go home at night. i mean, it's a war down there that a lot of people don't see and recognize unless they are impacted b

congressional committees looked into a failed atf sting program, how the irs focused on conservative groups, they investigated the failed launch of the website meant to sell affo affordble care care policies. they investigated a solar company, and the terrorist attacks in benghazi libya over and over again. let's start with the claim that the republicans never did that to president obama. >> the president did not want democrats to be digging into his tax returns to ask questions like should you be able to hire your children to work at the white house, and looking at private businesses. he is trying to reinvent history a little here, but we know that republicans took their role very, very seriously. some think they took it too far, but who can forget the 11 hour benghazi hearing. i remember being in new york, getting on and off the sub way, walking a mile and a half and she was still talking. it was very mem rabble in their investigation. >> ari, from a legal perspective, show this different from president's past. we pointed out that of course president obama didn't have personal busi

i want to commend the united states dea, the fbi, the homeland security investigations, atf, u.s. marshals, cbp and our brave warriors on the ground in mexico, the marines. >> kudos to them and kudos to the jurors. randy, if you were selected to be a juror on this trial, your life, you're really honestly thinking your life could be put at risk here considering who you're going to put in jail, in prison the rest of your life. what kind of witness protection is there. is there? >> they were partially sequesters. they're anonymous. i can assure you that they have a bat phone and a direct line if god forbid anything should everybody happen. what is fascinating here, we heard so much talk about what is taking the jury so long. there's the old myth the longer the jury is out the better it is for the defense. i can tell you first hand, that's not true. but part of what took the better part of six days is diligence and fear. fear of what's going to happen if we convict and fear if we don't convict, you have the -- my life pressure, if i do convict and i have politics and half this country

team, poce, atf on the ground. what you're seeing is videorom the scene when this began to trance pyre at 3oo0 this afte our time. we saw a large presence o police mobilize and then rush into the tyfaci it's the henry pratt company.ha who the in their custody, we don't know yet. the motive behind the shooting still unclear. but again the latest information sadly is that at least one person has died and four officers were injured in this. stay with us, a developing story we'll be back with you when you learn more. back to you guys in the studio. >>> we ha morereaking news, this is closer to home. gun shots ringing out in a busy section of e district this is eckington place at q street inh not. >> police telling us multiple shots fired there and one person than critically injured. shomari stone live on the scene with the latest. what's the 's condition, do we know that? >> reporter: it's stillri critil t now and commander fitzgerald with the metropolitan police department gave us an update stating the shooting happen

democrats just passed legislation in the house that if an illegal ale legal en attempts to buy a firearm atf ice. she wants to take away guns from the u.s. citizen but it's okay for an illegal to try to get a gun. >> laura: they don't want dui to be matter any more >>> 10,000 people died from dui and the menendez doesn't think it's a crime. >> laura: last saturday in el paso we saw leftist lunacy on full display. protesters went into a border patrol museum and defaced pictures honoring fallen agents. they also decided to call border patrol agents murderers >>> i'm sure a lot of border patrol agents are murderers, that's what they are. they have murdered families. they have murders youth. they have -- any humanitarian aid that's given to them at the border, like water >>> we need to push back every way we can. >> laura: i'm not sure what was going on >>> i find it disgusting. they dee faced a monument to 128 heroes who died in the line of duty protecting this country. they're ignore rant. they don't know the facts of what they're saying. i watched that video. they're wrong 100% of the things

the atf, also the local police and firemen there on the scene at this point, and we will bring you moreormation as soon as we have it. >>> okay. let's get back to business. we do have a 400 point rally into the close of the dow but what about amazon? this has been the big story com though, flipping the switch on a ge, returning ion. $87 million worth of incentives back to boston after scaling back its plans for a new corporate headquarters in beantown. the industrial giants also selling the waterfront property that it had bought to house its new hq and slashing its planned head count by over 500 staff. investors, though, giving the latest cost-cutting effort the green light. you see the shares, up some .6%. let's talk to charlie gasparino, who is here to tell us about why ge is slimming itself down. what do you mean, why? i don't know why that's in the prompter. i kind of know. there's no money. >> there's no money. company's in bad shape. i will say this about larry culp, the ceo. if you look at the past companies that he ran, he ran corporate headquarters very lean. they were not thes

i want to say a special thank you to the fbi, the atf, illinois state police for offering backup, for the city of aurora and the police department. there is no way to prepare for the pain of losing innocent people in the state that you were elected to lead, the state that you are elected to protect. there is no way to prepare. there are no words for the kind of evil that robs our neighbors of their hopes, their dreams and their futures. there are no words to express our gratitude to the families of the officers who were injured in the line of duty as they responded within moments to the gravest kind of danger that they can face. tomorrow, the families of the victims will be less than whole. they join a group that should not exist. and yet continues to grow. this morning, i stood with 1, 50 people. these are everyday citizens who have been called to action by the loss of a loved one, by witness of violence in their communities or by the simple desire for change. to the families of the victims here in aurora, there are no words that i can offer to lessen the pain. know that our state gr

our law enforcement agencies, fbi, atf, also have their own offices of personal integrity. spentd much of my career as a corruption prosecutor. i know because i've seen over the course of years through experience that they are aggressive in making those findings. i think it's important, as suzanne said to message that an reassure people we have mechanisms of accountability. we're not going to jump because somebody goes on cable tv and says there was wrong doing. if our independent professionals and the office of special responsibility make an assessment and determine there is pred indication or there's concern about whether a process needs to be reviewed they've got the man power to do it. our inspect or general has about 475 employees. i once said 500 in a hearing and he got angry with me. i rounded up. we have the capacity to do that. we have demonstrated -- we, i mean he, the inspector general has demonstrated he'll do that. some of the things that we do just aren't appropriate to expose at a congressional hearing. it wouldn't be in the interest of america to do that kin

i want to say a special thank you to the fbi and the atf, the police for offering backup and for beingrora and the police department. there is no way to prepare for the pain of losing innocent people in the state that you were elected to lead to come at the state that you were elected to protect, there is no way to prepare. there are no words for the kind of evil that robs our neighbors have their holds, they are dreams and their futures. there are no words to express our gratitude to the families of the officers who were injured in the line of duty as they responded within moments to the kind of danger that they can face and tomorrow, the families of the victims will be less then hopeful. they join a group that should not exist and thin yet continues to grow. this morning, i start with 1500 community members in chicago who are fighting the epidemic of gun violence that continues to ravage so many communities. these are everyday citizens who have been called to action by the loss of a loved one, by witness of violence in their communities or by the simple desire for change. to the fami

i personally prosecuted several important cases and worked with the men and women of the atf, dea and, and it was a privilege. in 2017 i returned to the department and served for 13 months as chief of staff to former attorney general jeff sessions, a man for whom i have great respect. he led the department with integrity, with dedication to the rule of law and with a commitment to carrying out the policy of the president of the united states. i am deeply honored the president selected me to continue this work at the department. the senate will soon consider the president's nomination for our next attorney general. let me just say this. no one is more qualified than bill barr. i am working to ensure he will inherit a strong, confident and effective department of justice. i believe that he will. for the last three months, i have had the privilege of serving as acting attorney general, and i am impressed every single day by the dedication and hard work of our agents, our attorneys and our support staff. over this time, i have visited a number of our offices, and met with federal prosecut

speech and debate where we had to debate things like universal background checks and digitalzation of atfand my experience as the school's tv news anchor co-host and the news director at the school. >> that's remarkable. i remember you telling me that that day, david, that that was part of your composure and you were comfortable public speaking in a way that not everybody is. in terms of emotional ly, what has the year been like for you. >> it's been a roller coaster. essentially from that day on the reason i spoke early on was for the first time in my life up to that point i had felt emotions. i felt empathy for my sister. at school that day she lost four friends. i didn't want anybody else to have to go through that pain. i didn't want anybody else to hear the suffering my sister went through that day. i wanted to make sure i was able to speak for those who couldn't at the time like my sister or manuel, oliver and the others who lost siblings or children that day so it wouldn't just be another mass shooting in the history of america. >> so, ryan, what's changed over the past year since

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we are going to talk about the deaths of men, women, and children, including atf agent's. if we can learn from this tragedy by bringing out new fact, or even if no new facts come out, by looking at old facts in a fresh light, then it is worth the effort because in the words of justice brandeis, sunlight is the best disinfectant. the danger is that we will not shine sunlight, but a strobe light, flashing on and off and distorting our vision. >> we have forgotten at the time what a big issue that was. >> that is serious chuck schumer right there. he was defending the clinton administration and janet reno for what was widely seen as a botched rate of waco and doing it in a way that was -- raid of waco, but doing it in a way that was smart. he wanted to make sure david karesh didn't become a martyr. the republicans were looking to take down the clinton administration and put the blame on them. this was a new role for him. that was in 1995 after republicans had taken over the hearings. it was interesting how you could see at the time how that took over the national conversation

joining us is cathy wood of arc invest launching a new atf today. we'll get to that in a moment. a very quiet day in terms of the news flow. >> yes. >> seems like we are digesting the news added up into a decent rally. >> it is a new rally and upward drift seems like a default mode and a phase of self reinforcing and coming into the year and looking for this signal of volatility to drop and being something that's an input in the process and kind of can carry larger positions and have more exposure if volatility goes down i think maybe we saw that on the close today but we're still kind of getting used to this idea of no sharp deceleration of the economy apparent and the reaction to earnings good and bad earnings or not so great and even better has been positive which just shows you we beat down expectations. i don't know how long it lasts but that's the moment. >> cathy, how do you feel about the broad value cases seeing in the marketplace in the moment and the risk sentiment >> so our ark's focus on the long term and solely on disruptive innovation an we think if you give us a l

move while many of these stocks do make up smaller positions and portions of many small and mid-cap atf'stion to what's happening with larger restaurant cops that are part of more larger liquidated funds. for example, you've got consumer discretionary-oriented funds like the spdr etf ticker xly and the vanguard consumer discretionary ticker vcr both of these etfs have larger cap restaurant stocks like a mcdonald's say or a starbucks, but there are also much smaller etfs that also have more exposure to she is smaller and mid-cap restaurant stocks like the ones we've mentioned you've got the invesco dynamic leisure and dynamic fund the ticker is pej. a huge word of caution here. this fund is only $39 million in size so much, much smaller than some of the other consumer etfs, but it does have a lot of holdings like chili's parent company dininger, dunkin brands, wendy's and yum brands and shake shack and others investors in these etfs could see more volatility because of these smaller and mid-cap restaurant stocks. colonel, carl, etfs to watch in this kind of trading back over to you guys. >

the atf joining the search for thieves who swiped 79 guns from a hard ware store.ough the arkansas shop, taking pictures, revolvers and pistols. there is a $5,000 reward for information leading to their arrest. hiker is rescued after getting trapped in quick sand. free the man in utah's zion national park. he says he is lucky to be alive. >> like black concrete and felt like it dried instantly. i couldn't move my leg at all. >> the hiker was air lift to the hospital the next morning with hypo thermia. amazingly he is okay. a pregnant waitress left in tears after a police officer leaves a $100 tip. the new jersey cop stunning the server on his $9 bill. >> i respect all officers, so i mean it just gives me a higher respect for them and their jobs. >> the officer also left the waitress a note reading, quote: enjoy your first. you will never forget. >> i saw that yesterday. what a great guy. >> so many thoughts. is he right first child u so excited and he is young. she a waitress. she probably needs that extra money. steve: 100 bucks on 8 bucks. not bad. out on the str

i personally prosecuted several important criminal cases and worked with the men and women of the atf, dea, fbi and u.s. marshall service and state, local and federal partners. it was a privilege. in 2017 i returned to the department and served for 13 months as chief of staff to former attorney general jeff sessions, a man for whom i have great respect. he led the department within integrity, with dedication to the rule of law, and with a commitment to carrying out the poll seals -- policies of the president united states. i'm honored the president selected me to continue this work at the department. the senate will soon consider president's nomination for our next attorney general and let me just say this, no one is more qualified than bill barr. i am working to insure that he will inherit a strong, confident and effective department of justice and i believe that he will. for the last three months, i have had the privilege of serving as acting attorney general and i am impressed every single day by the dedication and hard work of our agents, our attorneys, and our support staff. over

personally prosecuted several important criminal cases and worked with the men and women of the atf,arshals service and our state local and federal partners. it was a privilege. in 2017 i returned to the department and served for 13 months as chief of staff to former attorney general jeff sessions. a man for whom i have great respect. he led the department with integrity, with dedication to the rule of law and with the commitment to carrying out the policies of the president of the united states. i am deeply honored that the president selected me to continue this work at the department. the senate will soon consider president's nomination for our next attorney general. and let me just say this, no one is more qualified than bill barr. i working to ensure that he will inherit a strong confident and effective department of justice and i believe he will. for the last three months i've had the privilege of serving as acting attorney general and i'm impressed every single day by the dedication and hard work of acour agents, our attorneys and our support staff. over this time i visited a n