i understand that atf is looking at it very similarly. all of this, of course, we're talking about the legal purchase. but if you know a little bit about firearms, in general, purchasing from an individual is different from -- from a firearms dealer. and many of these restrictions that we just talked about, they vary when it's just individual-to-individual sales. and then that doesn't even get into the nonlegal acquisition of firearms. so there are, clearly, many ways in this country to obtain a firearm. what we have taken action on, from the secretary, is to make it very clear to all of our military partners that any use of firearms, while they're here in training, first of all, they are prescribed from the purchasing as we mentioned. we acknowledge, however, that there are many traditions on many of our bases for skeet shooting and other firearms-related sport activities. the secretary has granted the installation commanders the diskregdi discretion to approve those actions, should they comport with and be consistent with the training e

i understand that atf is looking at it very similarly. all of this of course were talking about the legal part. but you know a little bit about firearms in general, purchasing from an individual is different from the firearms dealers. in many of these restrictions that we just talked about, they very was just an individual to individual cell. and then that isn't even get into the non- legal acquisition of firearms. so they are clear and clean the many ways in this country to obtain firearms. what we have taken action on from the secretary is to make it very clear to all of our military partners, and any use of firearms while they are here in training, for small there prescribed from the first thing is we mentioned, and we acknowledge however that there are many traditions on minibar basis for skeet shooting and other firearms related support activities. sec.'s method of installation commanders to discretion to approve those actions. should they comport with the system and training environment. enter the be no other reason for the commande

i've been at the atf and i've seen the guns. they're not little guns, they're like huge guns, weapons that are being used. your thoughts. >> i couldn't agree with everything you've said more. we are looking at this as a whole government approach. everybody knows here, hey, we can do a weapons op at a certain poe within a couple of hours. they're just shifting so it has to be a whole government approach with the investigators, intelligence driven approaches. we want to go to the interior, the shops and location in texas that's actually shipping these and actually go to the head of the snake instead of just getting the weapons but make no mistake, weapons are like currency to the cartels, it's a huge problem. we are working with the government of mexico. the attorney general has gone there too, and developing a plan as well that is a whole government approach with investigators. we're working with the government of mexico now. we have identified certain strategic locations we want to do these operations. you asked for one thing th

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we have to work with atf, dea, the mexican side because we got to stop this guns. if you all can come up with a plan, we'll be happy to work with a committee, and if we can get the support to, you know, get you k-9s or technology, personnel, even if we look at personnel like we did the border patrol processing, folks that we did for those, where they're not law enforcement but they can provide assistance. you know, just think outside the box, and see if we can do that. we know the great violence, 80% of the guns the drug cartels use are from america and 40% come from the state of texas. i'm a big believer in the second amendment but we have to stop the illegal guns. i have seen the guns, they're not little guns. they're like huge guns, weapons going used. your thoughts. >> i couldn't agree with everything you said. we are looking at this as a whole government approach. everybody knows here, hey, we can do a weapons op at a certain poe within a couple years they're just shifting so it has to be a whole government approach with the investigators, intelligence driven

these are the guys are out there doing logistics in the atf california, from farm to fork, making sure you are fed, making sure you feel good and confident that the sucking of our shelves is going to be abundant, even though there's some items that are a little scarce now. we are in a transition. 72 plus hours a week, working hard, getting home late, not even having time to pick up their own groceries. i want to tip my hat to the grocery store workers. 300, 400 people that are coming in contact during the course of the shift. their own health concerns are in play. we have to be sensitive. have a smile. i know we are all stressed. thank you for being there. they could go on unemployment. they are not. they are stepping up. in fact, not only that, 10,000 open jobs today. you have lost your job in the state of california, and you have skills? call your local grocer. i assure you, thousands and thousands, 10,000s of the vet yesterday, open jobs just in that space. it redefines when we talk about he rose, men and women in uniform, absolutely. it's also folks that frankly sometimes we take f

. >> reporter: but, atf investigator's opinion aside, facts are facts.oroner said there just weren't enough of them to determine whether vashti's death was homicide or suicide. just too much fire damage to know for sure. so agent falletti and his team poked around for whatever circumstantial evidence there might be. they went to where brett worked and were told by co-workers at the law enforcement training center that on the day before vashti died, brett took two computer hard drives to the maintenance shop there and asked how to destroy them. >> and ultimately they showed him a torch and he used a torch to -- basically an oxy acetylene torch that burns at a very high temperature. he used that to torch the hard drives. >> reporter: and then threw them away, two different trash cans, along with a couple of cell phones which he had first pulled apart. troubling. on the other hand, wasn't like he was skulking around, or hiding any of that unusual activity. he even asked his colleagues for help. so back to the house. and the neighborhood around it. door to d

somehow we have to work with atf, dea, the mexican side because we have to stop this. if you can come up with the plan, we would be happy to work with the committee. get the support to get you any k-9's or technology, personnel, even if we look at personnel like we did the border patrol processing folks, the law enforcement, they can provide assistance, you know, just think outside the box. see if we can do that. we know the great violence. 80% of the god that drug cartel use are from america. 40% of them come from the state of texas. i am a big believer in the second amendment. we have to stop the illegal guns. i have been at the atm and i've seen the guns. they are not little guns. they are huge guns. weapons being used. your thoughts. >> i could not agree more on what you just said. we are looking at this as a whole government approach. to some degree we will not seize our way at the border out of this issue. we can do a weapons, acer and poe at a couple hours. it really has to be a whole governor approach with the investigator's intelligence driven. we want to go i

my son is an atf agent. are still working but they are limited in what they can do because everything is closed down. so you don't have that much presence on the street. but the cooperation is great. and that's not a problem. the problem is the illness. and the number of people who are taken out of service over time and how we can continue to stretch these thin resources to make sure we can continue to protect the public. >> we're grateful for all the men and women who are first responders. commissioner, thank you for the conversation. . i appreciate your exper tees. be well. >> thank you. you too. >>> now that the president is extending social distancing goid lines until the end of april wharks are the national security concerns tied to the coronavirus pandemic. and look at the president's efforts to get companies to make vent lawsuiters. you're live in the cnn newsroom. ♪ hey you, yeah you. i opened a sofi money account and it was the first time that i realized that i could be earning interest back on my m

wns we will stop and start, thats gonna be the nature of this over the next days weeks and months.nd atf day the best path forward is a political agreement between the warring parties. >> woodruff: meanwhile, afghanistan's governmentfu officials d to free 5,000 taliban prisoners, and the taliban rejected furthereyalks, until re released. nick schifrin will have more, later in the program. in israel, voters wethe polls todafor the third time in ls than a year, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to bnear an outright victory. 59 out of 120 seats in parliament, one short of a majority. his main opponent, benny gantz pledged to keep fighting. netanyahu stilfaces an upcoming trial on corruption arges. a power vacuum in iraq worsened today after caretaker prime minister adel abdul mahdi announced he is steppingown. his designated successor withdrew sunday, blaming political leaders for blocking reforms. all of this follows weeks of deadly protests. turkey's army has sent new reinforcements into idlib province, in northwest syria, after new clashes.he overeekend, turkey shot down two

there any -- >> we've talked about these things that i like to watch, the bkln, which is the bank loan atf. those are the things i'm watching a little more closely than the equity market equities are coming down all together is there anything aside from the 10-year yield that you're going to advise our audience that they need to be watching closely every single day >> the things we've talked about, i think the hyg is fascinating. i mean, i think that's something that if you want to put something a high yield, put that on your screen, people will have -- people will say things about the tlt, the tlt is groing broken, but i think in terms of the barometer for what's going on in interest rates you should have that up on your screen as well and the last one, for what it's worth, this is something i know dan nathan has talked about. we talked about it literally since last summer. the russell as measured by the iwm. it never verified. it never backed up that move in the s&p 500, underneath the move in the broader market, the russell was trying to tell you something as well. that's breaking down

cbp perspective, as well as an i.c.e., hsi perspective, on the investigation front, but we also need atf, d.e.a., we need other agencies pulling together, with dhs, and with the department of justice. and commissioner morgan has thought this through, and is outlining a program to inform, or sorry, increase southbound, it's a it's inspections but also investigations as well. inspections are good but easily defeated as i'm sure you know, you set up a checkpoint and word gets out and you just go around. try to get it at the source and trying to get it, if they're buying weapons in bulk, and you know, other places in the country, and in oklahoma, and kansas, and elsewhere, trying to work with the atf, to determine those types of purchases to see, and tracking those, and trying to get it at the source that way, so there's a number of things we're doing both on the detection side, but also trying on that investigative side. >> give aus plan and we'll work with you on it. >> we'll talk about the wall at a later time. thank you. mr. secretary. >> mr. polanco. >> thank you, madam chair. real quic

it was soon buzzing with local police, texas rangers and federal agents from the atf and fbi. >> that what's amazing about this case, is you had federal, state -- law enforcement all working together -- in a team. >> reporter: advising this team, toby shook and bill wirskeye, veteran, high-profile attorneys from dallas who were quickly named special prosecutors. >> once you get over the initial shock and disbelief that a prosecutor and someone that you know has been murdered, kind of your professional training kicks in. and that's where toby and i stepped up and volunteered to help them in that role. >> reporter: the crime seemed to be what every prosecutor fears, a revenge hit for putting away a bad guy. that struck a chord that reverberated from kaufman to dallas, throughout texas and beyond. >> i think every judge, every defense attorney, every prosecutor has that in the back of your mind. so that just brought all those fears to the forefront for everyone in the criminal justice system. >> does it send a chill through everyone when one of your own is killed like that? >> it does. i

president obama to close gaps in the federal background check system, to actually give some teeth to the atfry and right now is completely toothless. so we are looking forward to him really leading on this issue and using the bully pulpit of the presidency to make sure that everyone understands that this is a solvable problem and that we will end this epidemic of gun violence in this country. >> chris, if bernie sanders ends up being the democratic nominee, will brady support him? >> we will certainly support presidential candidate who takes seriously the importance of renewing the assault weapon ban, of expanding background checks, and yes, clearly we're looking to make sure that the current resident of the white house who has turned his back on victims and survivors, who has not done anything to solve this epidemic of gun violence no longer holds that seat in the white house. >> okay. chris brown with this big important announcement from brady, something i'm sure joe biden will be veried -- be very pleased to hear. thank you. >>> new word about the spread of coronavirus in the country and

debt, many individual investors have gotten burned even in short term investment grade mutual fund atfy two years yield wiped out serious dislocation the federal reserve intervening several ways into that market, but should investors try to get themselves out of those positions? just cause of the uncertainty number one, number two what about in tips, treasury inflation protected securities given the massive stimulus that is going in could those do well long run? on the phone: so as to the first one, you know, with fed standing there, buying you know being the backstop for investment grade debt i mean i guess you could take the opportunity to try to get yourself yourself out while getting is good so to speak i think what is really going to be interesting to watch is that what happens as the downgrade wave happens you know there is an article in the journalism tie about how s&p the other rating agencies are catching up start to go downgrade a lot of paper including paper that have rated aaa, as that hits some investment grade bonds actually fall into jumping category you are having a who

griff: if you live in that tri-state area or any atf hotspots here is the cdc guidelines part of whatarea, cdc urges residents of new york, new jersey and connecticut to refrain from non- essential domestic travel for 14 days effective immediately. that is an interesting timeline as everyone has to find their resolve to do that of course with easter coming up you certainly would have people normally traveling a lot in this period. not so much now. pete: a great reminder you've been sheltering in place for almost two weeks monday is the deadline o of that initial 15 days the president xied the nation to observe, now you're saying, jedediah to your point, if you've been doing that now is not the time to now travel elsewhere, meet with family or go across the country because you don't want to be here, we're all in this together let's keep the lid on this hotspot as best we can and then manage elsewhere around the country. so, a strong move, not a quarantine, not something that hasn't been mandated federally, as the states feel like they can handle it themselves. jedediah: exactly right a