marshals, the atf, dea and 93 united states attorneys' office, u.s. attorneys' office around the country are supporting local efforts and continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal crime to cross state lines or to use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent rioting and we will enforce those laws. thank you. jon: bill barr, attorney general, saying that peaceful protests is acceptable and even encouraged but the violence that we have seen in minneapolis and so many other cities across this

marshals, the atf, dea and 93 united states attorneys' office, u.s. attorneys' office around the country are supporting local efforts and continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal crime to cross state lines or to use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent

believe the dog over the atf?o this idea that people have dogs, they kind of ascribe supernatural powers to dogs. i have two large dogs and one -- having been through a couple of cases with dog evidence, as much as i love my dogs, i'm certainly not going to want to convict somebody and put their liberty at stake based on dog evidence. >> still, as he presented his case, geragos had a problem. and he knew it. >> what it came down to was the character assassination block of the case. the first two blocks of this case revolved around the -- what so-called scientific evidence, and that was absolutely destroyed. and then you ended up with the character assassination block. >> the solution? paul zumot himself appears to have demanded it. the chance to defend himself to the jury by testifying. some courtroom observers believe the defense had already created a reasonable doubt that testifying was in fact, risky. especially for paul, said his friend. >> knowing paul the way i know paul and the way he could be interpreted i

a guest of our program a little bit earlier, a former atf agent, says it doesn't take many agitators. he said they are professional agitators who can come in and motivate a crowd like this to violence. you have the response of this woman who appears to be in medical attire. she is trying to handle the crowd on her own. and hats off to her because she seems to be doing a great job of it. we have seen -- >> hey,. jon: , i see you are trying to calm people down. >> protest people don't give the officers a reason to arrest them, a reason to kill them. enough is enough. protest peacefully. jon: we'll have to leave it there. we appreciate her message. brian we appreciate the world you do. reporter: unrest continues in real-time. protests are spreading to numerous american cities. welcome to our continuing coverage of the turmoil gripping the country after the death of george floyd. i'm bill hemmer in new york. we are at 8:00 on the east coast. this was the scene earlier in chicago where police and protesters have been clashing for hours. angry crowds make their presence known, some peaceful

investigators from the atf arrived today to also help determine the cause of that fire. >>> tomorrowa.r.t. and vta will announce a date for the start of service to the long awaited berryessa station in north san jose. at a ceremony, officials from both agencies will sign a document to certify all safety tests are completed. it's the last milestone before service can begin. officials are also expected to announce an opening date. the project is years behind schedule. >>> in the sierra today, mid-may was looking more likeras on i-80 to deal with the slushy snow on the roadways. i know you had to kind of do a double-take at the calendar, paul, because it's may. this is weird. >> it was a throwback to what we'd normally see in february or march as opposed to the middle of may with a lot of rain around the bay area and still a few showers out there right now. high sierra is under a winter storm warning till tomorrow. this other thing on the radar is just the ghost return we get from the top of mount tam. that's not a real rain shower. this one is, right along the coast. a little activity

with essential help from ncis, atf, homeland security investigations, and the florida department of law enforcement. the assistance of state and local partners in pensacola has been invaluable as has been that of the intelligence community partners. i especially want to recognize the brave naval security forces personnel and deputies from the sheriff's office who responded to the initial call for help. the defense department has also been an essential partner in addition to dod's work the navy officials in pensacola and dod personnel at all levels in washington and around the world. they have been vital to the effort to investigate this heinous attack and prevent others in the future. finally, to the victims and their families know that our work continues. we and our partners are exploiting the evidence of this investigation pursuing the killer's potential associates and new evidence these devices can lead us to. we and our colleagues come in every day dedicated to preventing terrorism from anyplace by any actor. that work will never rest. thank you. >> thank you, director ray. wray. le

standard investigation, every time a firefighter is hurt, and the other with the assistance of the atf will look into how what seemed like a standard fire behind me turned into a series of explosions. tom? >> a terrible fire and our thoughts tonight with those firefighters who were injured. all right, matt, thank you. >>> we move on now to the first named storm of the 2020 hurricane season. warnings in place along the outer banks as tropical storm arthur churns in the atlantic. at the same time, severe weather already hitting the south. and tonight, a flood threat in the midwest. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. luckily this time of year the ocean waters are still cool so we don't expect a powerful storm, but it's going to combine with another system that's going to worsen the impacts. latest on arthur, let's go over it. 45-mile-per-hour winds 275 miles south of cape hatteras. on arthur, moving at nine miles per hour. the official track shows it getting close to shore tomorrow. and that's why we have tropical

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way that it began i believe it has to do with the conflict over a rifle randy weaver had sold as an atf agent and missed the court date than the fbi and federal marshals came in somehow there is a conflict one was shot in and that agent was shot and it got out of hand very quickly and then randy weaver was shot visiting his son's body that ultimately his wife was shot while holding their baby and was killed by a sniper . so that's the version i was told look what could happen to us i remember having dreams crawling on the floor because there were snipers outside but he didn't tell me the end of the story so at 17 i was at university and there was a massive public outcry in every major newspaper had covered the story as a child it was how the government would come for us and it not only we knew about it but then i realized it was a terrible thing that happened but that's how democracy works it was very much public outcry. >> so especially in that situation so you feel you are not alone and that knowledge would have been comforting to you? >> if i just had an understanding that the govern

z3vx9z z1s6z y3vx9y y1s6y >>> welcome back, 5:25, and developing right now, federal atf investigators a criminal investigation into the massive fireball saturday at a los angeles hash oil manufacturer. 12 firefighters became trapped in this fireball, four of them are still in the hospital, all are expected to recover. agents are trying to reconstruct and figure out the cause. there are no records of any license or commercial cannabis applications from the supplier. >>> new york city remains closed for now but with barricades ready to be put up. in texas gyms are allowed to partially reopen along with a maximum 25% capacity. gyms won't be able to open their lockers or showers. >>> one of san diego's largest casinos is open again. yesterday people stood six feet apart as they waited to get inside the casino in alpine. slot machines are limited and masks are required which some found odd because smoking is still allowed. >>> something good for you this morning and what you might say in an aspiring bay area barista will appear on "the kelly clarkson show" today. >> we first introduced you

marshals, the atf, dea and 93 united states attorneys' office, u.s. attorneys' office around the country are supporting local efforts and continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal crime to cross state lines or to use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent rioting and we will enforce those laws. thank you. jon: bill barr, attorney general, saying that peaceful protests is acceptable and even encouraged but the violence that we have seen in minneapolis and so many other cities across this country after the death, unfortunate death of george floyd, those are unacceptable. he says they are being primarily led by antifa-like outside aggregators who in some cases are going across state lines to participate in those protests. let's bring in david spunt, live outside the justice department with more on this, david. david: hey, jon, the attorney general just made announcement in the building behind me. you can think of the department of justice headquarters as the central h

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rob: los angeles fire and police departments joining force was the atf.he company which owns this building is called smoke tokes. they reportedly make concentrated cannabis oil, a process that requires a large amount of flammable butane and it's also a process that is illegal in urban areas like the city of los angeles. a business with that same name was linked to a 2016 fire you see here in that same area. it's unclear if the two blazes are connected. 11 firefighters were opt lived after this one -- hospitalized after this one. all are expected to recover. and a anyover honor -- flyover honoring healthcare workers in canada turns deadly. this is a scene from the snow bird team, nose diving, crashing into a home. one member was killed, another seriously hurt. witnesses captured the moment that it crashed. >> he just crashed. >> oh, my god. rob: that is really sad. the captain, jennifer casey, died in the crash. the pilot managed to eject himself from the jet and actually landed on the roof of a house. jillian: wow. that's frightening. tropical storm arthu

marshals, the atf, the dea and our 93 united states u.s. attorneys offices around the country are supporting these local efforts, will continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal crime to cross state lines or to use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent rioting, and we will enforce those laws. thank you. >> with me now is an msnbc legal analyst and a university professor at the news school. you just saw that statement by attorney general william barr, echoing something that we had heard from the governor about the possibility of outside in flew wednesda -- influences. what did you make of the attorney general's statement? >> i made two things. one, yes, that's possible. we certainly know that the vast majority of people who are showing up to protests are coming to protest peacefully. many of them are part of organizations or institutions that believe in peaceful demonstration. certainly we've seen a lot of footage of peaceful demonstration. and there is a

los angeles fire and police departments joining force was the atf.ow, the company that owns this building is called smoke tokes. they make concentrated cannabis oil, a process that requires large amounts of flammable butane and it is illegal to make in urban areas like this. a business with that same name was linked to a 2016 fire in the same area. it's unclear if the two fires are connected at this point. 11 firefighters ended up in the hospital from this, all thankfully are expected to recover. what a scene there. newly surfaced text messages suggest that police may have informally dep advertised one of the men -- deputized one of the men involved with shooting a amaud arbery. they claim that they thought arbery was a thief. arbery's family says he was out for a jog. jillian: more than 180 people who broke lockdown rules to attend a mother's day church service may have been exposed to coronavirus. all of them told to self quarantine after a parishoner at the bible family church outside sacramento, california tested positive. the pastor at the churc

they've gotten assistance from the fbi and from the atf and other agencies looking for additional victimswere none. also looking for evidence. as far as the shooter, there is no motive yet. that investigation continues. police are aware of a social media post that has been online. we talked to one person who allegedly posted a video. now that has not been confirmed. we're not showing that video. we're not going to use this network to give notoriety to the rantings of an alleged mass murderer. i want to show you one graphic image from the video. it depict what we've seen in so many incidents. a high-powered assault-type weapon. this video has not yet been confirmed. the police are asking the public for any information that may assist them in this investigation. a terrifying incident playing out in glenndale at a shopping center, people faced with gunfire. >> josh, keep us posted throughout the morning. >>> cnn learned that the state department briefed some republican senators about why president trump fired instek tore general steve lino owe it's after he defended the push to fire him and

developing for you now, federal atf investigators have joined an investigation into the massive fireballday at a los angeles hash oil manufacturer. 12 firefighters became trapped in the fireball, four of them still in the hospital. all are expected to be okay. those agents are trying to reconstruct the scene and figure out the cause. >>> a sixth region of new york is set to open today, this is in the western part of the state. new york city itself, though, remains closed for now with barricades ready to be put up at local beaches. in texas gyms across that state are being allowed to partially reopen gyms will not be able to open their lockers or showers. >>> one of san diego county's largest casinos is open again. yesterday people stood six feet apart as they waited to get inside the casino and resort. the slots machines are limited and masks are required which some found odd because smoking is still allowed. >>> something good this morning. we introduced to you ben ramirez. he serves free coffee right out of the window of his home and today will appear on "the kelly clarkson show." >> p

we're told that there was a fusion of resources from the nearby area to include agents from the atf andg for additional victims. they found none we're told. police say, again, they don't have a motive. they're continuing to investigate the shooter himself. there has been a video, police say, that they are aware of circulating on social media that has not been confirmed to be associated with the shooter. we did talk to someone who said that they posted this video, that they knew the shooter. again, that hasn't been confirmed. but i want to show you this one graphic from that. this is an image that we've seen so often. a high-powered type assault rifle allegedly used here. again, we're working to confirm that ourselves. for residents, a horrific night. people out trying to shop at a retail store only to be faced by gunfire. john? >> a new level of concern. the last thing people wanted to see. josh, thanks very much for being with us. >>> new concern this morning for the health of grocery store workers after the union say dozens have died from coronavirus. meantime, airlines are taking new

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believe it had to do with a conflict over a rifle that randy weaver and sol had sold apparenn undercover atf agent and he missed a court date i think into the fbi and federal marshals began to secure surveillance and somehow there was a conflict where the dog was shot indian agent was shot and his son and i think was 11. it got out of hand very quickly. it ended up being that he was shot and agents surrounded the cow in and ultimately, his wife, vicki, was chalked while holding the baby. she was killed by a sniper. a sort of her in this story and that is the version that i was told, that my dad told us that looked like have happened if it could happen to them it could happen to us. i remember having dreams we would be crawling around on the floor, it really lived in my mind in this way because he didn't really tell me the end of the story. so when i was 17, i was at the university and i heard the end of the story. and i heard how there had been his massivthis massive public od congressional inquiries and newspapers, every major newspaper covered the story, and it became different. when i was

bring in now marx claxton, retired new york city police detective, as well as jim cavanaugh, former atf special agent in charge and an msnbc contributor. mark, let me start with you and just get your take on the fact that now they're asking people to get out of there. they believe that there is potentially explosive -- literally explosive situation as well as figuratively explosive situation. but our correspondents on the ground for a couple of hours have seen no sign of national guard, seen no sign of police. your assessment of what you're seeing right now. >> well, i think it's obvious just based on the video that's being transmitted from the location that the level of the threat of danger to human life has increased exponentially in the past several hours, and that is, you know, the whole tone and tenor of demonstrations in general are changed when darkness sets in. and then you add into it the visceral reaction of those individuals who perhaps want to come out and merely voice their protest. you mix that in with individuals who have alternate agendas perhaps, who are there. some peo

i over saw the police, fbi, atf, these are great men and women everyday who put their lives on the line to keep us safe. they are doing the exact opposite in this video. they put themselves in harm's way to make sure that we are not. this is not an example of that. it is not only the person who is actually involved in the physical action that we see in choking this perpetrator, but worse. it is the people standing around not saying, hey, lay off now. we've got it. or reach down and grab the guy off the ground themselves to be able to put them in the car. especially when you can hear some clearly on the video and if you can hear it clearly on the video, you know how clearly you could hear him in person. >> sean: and -- >> it is no excuse that i can see sean. i'm like you. having been a part of law enforcement. i want to give the benefit of the doubt but this is not a benefit of the doubt situation from what i see. this is a clear wrong and someone lost their life because of it. >> sean: let's go to mike tobin on the ground with the protests breaking, breaking news in minneapolis. mike, a

bring in now marx claxton, retired new york city police detective, as well as jim cavanaugh, former atf special agent in charge and an msnbc contributor. mark, let me start with you and just get your take on the fact that now they're asking people to get out of there. they believe that there is potentially explosive -- literally explosive situation as well as figuratively explosive situation. but our correspondents on the ground for a couple of hours have seen no sign of national guard, seen no sign of police. your assessment of what you're seeing right now. >> well, i think it's obvious just based on the video that's being transmitted from the location that the level of the threat of danger to human life has increased exponentially in the past several hours, and that is, you know, the whole tone and tenor of demonstrations in general are changed when darkness sets in. and then you add into it the visceral reaction of those individuals who perhaps want to come out and merely voice their protest. you mix that in with individuals who have alternate agendas perhaps, who are there. some peo

they were trying to bomb jewish temples with neo-nazis together, in groups, atf would infiltrate the groups and take the explosives apart. they constantly talked about their one death would spark the uprising, that would cause chaos and overturn the government. then every one of these cone head bozos we would get, they would tell us that. i thought my death would spark it. even dylann roof of charleston infamy would say that. i thought this action, maybe my death would lead to this. this is a thing that's been in their brains for 50 years. it's total nonsense, of course. but whenever they see chaos, they go right to t the current word they've been using in the last few years is bug a loo. it comes from an old movie. it's inside baseball. what's law enforcement going to do here, joy? they're on the game. that's the first thing. the leadership is on it. second, intelligence is on it. federal, state and local. third, they're going to have undercover officers and agents out. they're going to see these guys. who is reporting on this guy you described breaking the window, hiding behind the

andhals, the atf, the dea, our 93 united states attorneys , arees around the country efforts,g these will continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal lines or toss state use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent rioting. we will enforce those laws, thank you. >> and also, a briefing today was acting department of homeland security secretary, trent wolf and other dhs officials concerning their ment ins' involve policing protests after the killing of george floyd. they said they are investigating radical groups involvement in the riots. >> guys, come on down. good afternoon. thank everyone for being here today. let me recognize a few folks that i have behind me. acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli, acting ice director, matt albans, united states secret service director murray, and debbie director klein. thank you all for being here. the department of homeland security's highest priority is to ensure the safety and security of the american people in the departments workforce. we have witnessed an o

marshals, the atf, the dea, and are 93 united states attorney's office, u.s. attorney's run the country, are supporting these local efforts. we'll continue to support them and take all action necessary to enforce federal law. in that regard, it is a federal crime to cross state lines or to use interstate facilities to insight, or participate in violent writing. we will enforce those laws. thank you. >> also briefing was acting department of homeland security chad wolf and other dhs officials concerning their officers involvement in policing protests after the killing of george floyd. they said they are investigating whether radical groups are involved in writing. >> good afternoon. thanks everyone for being here today.