atf agent brian parker was frustrated.ctrical panel where the bomb had been placed was still missing. >> the most logical place where that remains of that panel was was in the river that was directly behind where the explosion occurred. >> so they called in an fbi dive team, which spent days mucking through the bottom of the canal next to where the bomb had gone off. agent parker, who had been monitoring the search, had a strange incident as he was leaving one day. >> and all of a sudden the tire went flat. >> this is what flattened the tire. a homemade spike. >> the spike was constructed of a harvester sickle that was welded to a two inch washer. further inspection of the area we found another spike. >> almost like a challenge to us. here i am. i'm doing this to you. now come find me. basically they're coming after the cops. >>> coming up, investigators may be able to fight back with new ammunition as they finally turn up scientific evidence on one of the letters the killer sent. >> there was a dna profile on the back of

we have seen atf agents investigating this office furniture story.ne of the many structure fires that lit up last night. fox news learned the department of justice is joining the investigation into the shooting of jacob blake. the conflict was started at the courthouse last night. a typical scene. a line of police in riot gear trying to prevent the protestors from getting in the court house. [audio breaking up]. they fired fireworks at the law enforcement there. one of the new techniques the demonstrators are using since chicago they are using umbrellas. the police officers fired aru aruba -- rubber bullets right through the umbrellas. they smashed windows. all overshadowing the shooter of jacob blake. his family said blake was a victim of deliberate indifference. >> they shot my son. 7 times. [crying]. 7 times. like he didn't matter. but my son matters. he is a human being and he matters. >> let me give you a quick tour of this area. 11th avenue. we showed you this office furniture building that burned. we move around the area. we look across the st

local authorities are looking for the gunman with assistance from the fbi and atf.president trump quick to offer support for his followers after the portland shooting. the same president who previously said there were good people on both sides of a neo-nazi rally. he has refused to call on backers to deescalate, and has yet to offer a real solution to improve community relations and yet to say a good word about racial justice protesters, including two who were shot and killed in kenosha. >> after a summer of protest, the president is zeroing in on portland's mayor for things getting out of control. ted wheeler is forcefully pushing back. >> it's you who have created the hate and the division. your campaign of fear is as anti-democratic as anything you have done to create hate and vitriol in our beautiful country. you have tried to divide us more than any other figure in modern history, and now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. what america needs is for you to be stopped. >> overnight oregon's governor releasing a plan to curb the violence in p

there have been 1000 federal agents from fbi, dea, atf and new york marshals working side-by-side with authorities. operation legend is a good example of cooperation, sharp contrast to those who merely expect empty sentiments or worse, blatant disregard for unacceptable violence. the president cares. the president wants law & order restored. he wants peace in our streets. the president took action. today the attorney general can announce that because of the leadership of this president, federal agents have made over 1000 arrests as part of operation legend, many for violent state crimes including 90 homicides in the attorney general says that meets 90 killers would still be on the streets today without the law & order action of president trump. as the mother of legend said, "my one and only child, who fought through open heart surgery at four months, is gone due to senseless gun violence. children are supposed to be our future and our son did not make it to kindergarten. i stand here is a mother fighting for violence against my son. my family and i support operation legend on want our

atf is here and the u.s. martials are here. it's poimportant for everyone t know this is san activity where everyone has been involved trying to make things better. i want to leeave you with one last thought. and that is there is an adage i've always used and it may sound hokey, i suppose. a community is only as strong as its weakest neighborhood. as a country, we are only as strong as the weakest city. we need to make sure that we help create or stop this divide and this anger that is going on in this country. and that only begins with each one of us willing to honestly talk with each other. so, thank you for listening to me and i will now turn it over to the sheriff. >> some of mine is going to mirror what the mayor said and he reminded me that the night of the shooting i did talk to mrs. blake, i talked to her for probably 10 minutes on the phone and got her information she wanted about her son and what hospital to go to see. she was probably one of the calmest, nicest people i talked to that entire evening. and i haven't ta

we've had people from marshals, atf. the feds have been here from the first day, helping with the exact same mission that everyone else is to help protect the people of kenosha and protect everyone who's here. we have got generous people and business said here in kenosha. our staff, the numbers continue to grow. and we need to feed them. the businesses, the people, are coming with bags from mcdonald's. they're coming with cold meat, platters, all kinds of nourishment that our staff needs. and we're getting lots of thanks. we get some people who don't like us too. but the majority of people we're hearing from tell us thank you for wanting to do in our mission. the -- i think the combined efforts of everyone sitting up here, everyone that's trying to get a little sleep right now and every btdy who was out there at nighttime has been paying dividends. last night was very peaceful. tuesday night not quite so peaceful but wasn't too bad. monday was our big night. hopefully we're over that hump of what we have to face. hopeful

fire officials determining if there are other victims and the atf is investigating. >>> a massive cleanupis now underway in chicago after widespread looting following a police shooting. the scene outside of best buy. >> police say looters took off with cash, merchandise and anything else they could carry in the upscale magnificent mile. the camera crew caught looters leaving the stores. you can see display tables completely cleared out, atms were also destroyed or carried away, this comes after an officer involved shooting yesterday afternoon. officers responded to a report of an armed person when he 20- year-old man ran and started shooting. today the mayor had this message. >> this wasn't an exercise of first amendment rights. this wasn't actions of people who were poor and trying to engage in activity to feed their families. unfortunately this was straight up criminal activity and looting in our downtown and we will just not tolerate it. >> 13 officers were injured in all of this and more than 100 people were arrested. >> lebanon's prime minister and the cabinets are stepping down in t

atf is here, and the u.s. marshals are here. it's important for everyone to know this has been an activity where everyone has been involved in trying to make things better. i want to leave you with one last thought. and that is there's an adage i have always used in all of my elections and campaigns, and it's going to sound a little hokie, i suppose. a community is only as strong as its weakest neighborhood. as a country, we are only as strong as the weakest city. we need to make sure that we help create or stop this divide and this anger that is going on in this country, and that only begins with each one of us willing to honestly talk with each other. so thank you for listening to me, and i will now turn it over to the sheriff. >> i talked to mrs. blake on the phone, gave her information, what hospital she had to go to see her son. she was probably one of the calmest, nicest people i talked to that entire evening. and i haven't talked to her since, but she was, i agree, she was a very nice person, a calming person. started off

people look atf the implications, but it is definitely a negative in terms of not only the cost sidegs, but also the revenue potential. concerned,ber is less than 10% of the revenue goes into california. that is a nice hedge relative to lyft, where we think over 20% of the revenue is going into california. lisa: just to finish up, i wonder if you ever think that meal delivery will be a profitable business given the promise and the fact that it did to the liver -- it did contribute to uber's bottom line. angelo: we do. we are a lot more bullish about uber eats today than a few quarters ago. the pandemic has had huge implications from that side of things. i think they have also been able to look at the potential opportunities in terms of grocery shopping and other ways on the eats side of things. we remain optimistic on the eats business and as we look over the next 24 months, i think we have a potential for adjusted ebitda profitability on our side of things. lisa: angelo zino, thank you so much for being with us. we are expecting the lyft earnings after the bell. in the are seeing ma

the state of wisconsin and the federal government, the fbi, the atf and u.s. equipment too. the resources and information they passed to us is massive. we have the wardens down here. we don't have riot gear. state troopers were here. the local agencies in kenosha and around us could not be better brothers and sisters than we could ask for to come and help kenosha. [voice breaking]. tuesday, we put up a fence around this building. all of you were allowed to come into the gate. the reason for the fence around here, this is a focal point for protesting. it still was last night. the protestors want to come here and say their peace. that is wonderful. no one in law enforcement has any issues with peaceful groups coming in here and protesting. we support that. i know a month ago the mayor and i went over to one and kneeled with a group of people there. we were there supporting. the fences around these buildings, what is allows to us do because this building holds inmates. if somehow the structure was caught on fire, we can't move these people that quickly to get the

. >> reporter: the fbi and atf now assisting with that investigation.ll this as nationwide anger escalates over the shooting of jacob blake. peaceful protests in kenosha, wisconsin saturday. hundreds calling for justice. abc news reporter zohreen shah spoke with blake's uncle asking if the president plans to meet with them. >> has he reached out to your family about visiting you on tuesday? >> no, he hasn't. but we say thank you to vice president biden and sister harris. they did reach out to speak to our brother. >> reporter: an investigation is under way in kenosha after 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse allegedly shot and killed two people. amy, his lawyer saying it was self-defense. >> all right, kayna whitworth, thank you for that. >>> president trump weighing in on all the unrest in a weekend of tweeting about everything from portland to kenosha and now taking direct aim at joe biden. senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the very latest with just 64 days until the election. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: yeah, amy. good morning to you

workplace, and efficient, untrustworthy -- robert lee buller, named after that robert lee commanded atf second army, and wrote off the entire division as as a good experiment. in his words and he wrote in his post for more than ego division seem to fairway to be a failure. i went on to state altogether, my memories of the 92nd eager division are a nightmare. if you need combat soldiers and especially if you need them in a hurry, don't put your time upon euros. captain was an officer in the 92nd division. accompanied a company is good friend w.-y be dubois's took a trip to the front. in january of 1919. reflecting on his battles with racism as a black officer in american army that no nation on earth has ever hated a group as americans hate knee grows. in spite of it all, black soldiers returned home as heroes. they were greeted by parades and festivities. the famous homecoming parade of the three 69th in new york city. some massive like this, other small the immediately became part of a collected historical memory of black contributions to the war and the allied victory. but even celebra

. >> embedded with those squads are fbi agents, dea agents, and atf agents, working literally shoulderoulder with them to crack these cases. >> harris: operation legend has expanded to nine cities across eight states with the most recent being indianapolis. the op is named after 4-year-old legend taliferro, shot and killed in kansas city, missouri, earlier this summer. a horrific crime. as this has spread across cities, his memory, of being in his bed when he was killed, is something that is driving authorities across the country to deal with the violent crimes that are popping. we sometimes say the name of the children caught up in all of that the summer. this is one of them. we move now to politics. hillary clinton returns to the center stage at tonight's democratic convention, four years after becoming the first woman to win the nomination of a major party. the live address expected to cement clinton's legacy as a champion of women in politics. it will come just before another history making moment when kamala harris becomes the first black woman to accept a spot on a major presiden

i am talking about the investigative role of people with the atf and other federal agencies, dana, likewhere they come to investigate and they can charge murders that the federal level potentially which carries a longer sentence. >> dana: cities across america seeing this increase in homicides, not going to ask for actual help in the way that you're talking about, dagen. but you can guarantee they're going to ask for money. money for what? many of these cities are passing resolutions or even laws to defund their police. to slice down there police department. why should federal ta taxpayersy into that? i am not for that. i'm going to draw a bright line and say no, i am not for that. what greg is talking about is very real. if you end up having homicides go up and people are realizing that they can work from home and school's art opening so they think maybe we can go to a place where schools will open or maybe i have to try to learn to homeschool, all of these things can happen very quickly. i believe one of the reasons, i don't think it's that hard to figure out. statisticians might not

the white house crazy because she finds all these critical things and she will bring into the tension atf trump in trouble get upset, but her point is she wants trump to know who's on his side loyalist and non-loyalist. people are upset that melania, in one way she's not elected, right? she's just an influence but but it's hard to know what you're saying before, what am i supposed to think about this first lady. issue really like trump? well, the answer with everything, it's complicated. she's like him in some ways and not in other ways. >> she has been with him at the critical moments, and one of the things that surprised people is given her own history on immigration, that she would be with a man who take such a negative view of immigration when herself, her parents, her sister have all benefited by relatively open immigration to the united states. >> this is the most important thing to me. you'll see a lot about this in the book. she helped her parents become u.s. citizens, and in the same week that they got their citizenship, trump complained about what he called chain migration, whic

we're learning from our colleague in washington that the fbi, the atf are assisting in that investigationf the homicide victim last night. police aren't releasing any details right now about what occurred. but, again, the focus of so many of these protestors and so much of this city. you mentioned the president. as this press conference was going on behind me earlier, the president was live tweeting the press conference disparaging things, it shows you the bizarre culture we're in right now in the year 2020 when you have the politicians trading barbs through the media. the president says that much of the violence that has occurred here in this city is due to failed democratic leadership, the city's elected officials saying it's the pro trump supporters last night as well as the federal government's presence that is leading to a lot of the vitriol that continues. for the calls for people to come here seeking retribution, it remains to be seen whether we'll see another violent, and hopefully night, night in portland, oregon. >> josh campbell, thank you very much. jeremy diamond is at the wh

took a night of bloodshed for evers to change his mind, i guess 200 agents and marshals from the fbi, atfhe marshall service set by doj earlier today, but my goodness, one of your colleagues was robbed at gunpoint tonight? is that right? >> yes, laura, it's been chaotic all over. we had a reporter robbed by gunpoint tonight for his bulletproof vest and a backpack in minneapolis, it seems the looting has happened, and here in kenosha, things have been chaotic. i got here on monday night, it seems the mob was focusing on the county courthouse once the national guard dispersed the crowd from the county courthouse, that's when the mob focused their attention on the city and the town. we've seen it over ten businesses, structure fires looted, ransacked. it's been a very chaotic scene. business owners are very distraught of what's going down here in kenosha. >> laura: now, jorge, from the initial reporting, the daily caller and others, independent journalists on the ground, a lot of the major networks aren't capturing this video. people -- a lot of people don't even know the extent of the viole

the fbi and atf are not helping portland law enforcement in that investigation. yesterday, the mayor of portland, oregon, rejected help from the feds to contain the unrest and accused president trump of inflaming tensions. the president responding this morning tweeting "portland is a mess. and it has been for many years. if the stroke of a mayor doesn't clean it up we will go in and do it for them." florida congressman val demings say president trump created the crisis. >> this is exactly what happens when homeland security, the intelligence community, the military, and others who were charged with protecting our homeland are politicized. >> melissa: matt is life in portland with more. >> right now, portland police are actively investigating this weekend's shooting death. police are asking for any eyewitness accounts or video which they say can greatly help them. this is the intersection where police say that man was shot in the chest and killed on saturday. there's a small card and flowers tied to the tree here. portland police have not officially released the n

we have the dea, atf and -- dea, atf working in these cities throughout the country on a regular basisto-speak. it's been happening for years on end. so i really commend the president for stepping in and when i hear the backlash from a lot of these democratic mayors, it's more hyperbole than anything else because this has been an ongoing process for years on end. we just heard the recent naming of operation legend but the truth of the matter is, this is something that's always been moving forward. dagen: lee carter, again, it becomes a political issue. if you're a democratic mayor, regardless of the violence and the death and the murder, they will maybe accept the help, say in chicago but then continue to talk and message against the president and the federal government. lee: yes, it's a really, really fascinating thing to watch right now because the talking points of the left right now as they're looking at what the president is doing, with all of the going in for aid, going in for help, they're saying this is actually the president making an alarmist move, escalating the tensions tha

that's different than what's happening in mill walky where you have -- milwaukee where you have atf andnts who are joining on tasks force trying to go after drugs and gangs. >> it's important that the distinction be made. the fact of the matter is, operation legend is based on the first name of a 4-year-old little boy that was murdered in kansas city. legend taliafara. we could add names to the list like laila, shot on playgrounds or in houses by the crossfires and carelessness of career criminals. we welcome the federal government's assistance and i know the police departments do as well, should be an effective counterweight to significant spikes in violence. leland: normally police departments welcome the help of other police department which in milwaukee was going to happen for the dnc with a number of agencies around the state coming in and pitching in as happens for big events. now you have 100 police departments pulling their officers from helping at the dnc. square that for us as it relates to the police in milwaukee being willing to accept federal help. >> here is -- it's just -

what do we have atf four and stuff like that? for assault rifles and semi autos capable of long distance shrapnel's, when you have a more developed brain and you are not trying to get an ego or something like that, you know? i agree that there are a lot of people who need education courses and guns because they are not raised around guns. that is why i believe there should be more shooting ranges around so people can learn about these things. i had to take hunter's education because i was born after 1986 to be able to go hunting. i do think people should learn about survival because you never know. look at this coronavirus. you never know what we could go to. [laughter] of ouret's see what some social media followers are saying about our topic this morning on the nra. here is one person who text and said, "no, i do not agree. thanks for stirring the hornets nest. they essentially issued a call to arms to increase the vote for president trump." another person text and says, "as a former nra member, i quit renewing when they began