barry moore will vote nay on h. res. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. sanchez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sanchez votes yes. as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez votes aye. as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. babin: as the member designated by mr. duncan of south carolina pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. duncan will vote no on h.r. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition?

barry ritholtz, thank you so much.e for a bloomberg surveillance moment of silence for mr. and mrs. lainz. the rumor is they will survive the weekend. kailey: everybody is doing great. we are so excited and so ready. tom: i did not ask about you. i asked about your parents. kailey: they are good. tom: there was deep planning into this. was this put together in 30 days or was this one of the six-year extravaganzas? kailey: one year in the making which is short in wedding terms. tom: are you doing the grantor of europe? kailey: i will be back next wednesday. tom: why are you coming back? kailey, thank you so much for your support on "bloomberg surveillance." jon ferro away. we wish you -- my thoughts to her parents. this was a rumor that got out on twitter. zach brown is not playing the lainz. best of good fortune. kailey: thank you, tom. tom: the president scheduled to speak and the g7 meeting. balance of power at the 12:00 noon hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) the core is key to losing weight, getting back in sha

. >> the killers just did an acoustic for us and barry manilow did. if you were up for that, we would love,000 and our audience would love that. >> i'll talk to my people. i mean, what we're hear for a communication. >> oh, yeah. >> even if it's a bit rag-tag, if we can get anything to the people, i'll be happy. i'll talk to my people. ok. >> ok. >> see you soon. >> bye, thanks. >> that will be cool. >> i mean, that needs to happen. >> i was kind of beating around the bush. >> it should have just happened. >> i know, but -- i know, but -- >> so -- >> i know, but i sort of -- i didn't wane to be rude or i don't want to be presumptuous and say sing for us. >> is she there with bruce? >> i'm awkward around people and i want to be plight. >> i'm pushy. >> no, but she's -- she's an artist and -- >> patti is listening, face time us or get gayle kingsessing over there to do it. >> that would be awesome to have patti smith -- >> i wanted to tell the story of because the night with bruce springsteen. he had written that song and jimmy iobene, early on he was w

barry: i don't know. difference between dealing with the delta variant today and what we went through a year and a half ago when covid first started crushing the economy and crashing the market, we are kind of out of trillion dollar bullets. there will not be a cares act four to rescue us again. it looks like this will be a persistent drag on the economy. the question is how bad can it get going forward? tom: how do you steel for this? are you allocating far more defensively given what you see in the south of america? barry: i do not think this is the sort of thing that will make allocators aggressively change their broadest-based allocations. it will not change our stock bond allocations, it will not change our u.s. overseas allocation. the issue is some of the work from home plays are puttering up as we start to reopening. the reopening plays are also puttering out. we are in a twilight between wake and sleep. we are not benefiting from the full reopening, but we are also not in a zone where the amazon,

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barry made a plea for his wife's safe return. offering $200,000 reward. >> if anyone is out there that can hear this, that has you. please, i'll do whatever it takes to bring you back. >> she went for a bike ride before her disappearance. and he was reportedly in denver three and a half his attorney argues he done everything a concerned husband should do. immediately texting her after she failed to return. calling their children. and allowing police to search his home and truck. and point out a body hasn't been found. and say there's no trace evidence. prosecutors say a home surveillance camera was not working on the day she was last seen. the hearing which continues today is being held to determine if there's enough to proceed with the trial. >> barry is charged with first degree murder. as well as tampering with evidence. more of the prosecution evidence could be revealed today. >> more to come. thank you. coming up the fisherman who caught a great white shark. >> real estate racism? the black real estate agent and ...what is t

so barry moore from alabama. >> thank you. appreciate you holding this conference. i want you to notice this pin on my lapel, my american flag pin, not my congressional pin. we need to come together as a nation. my son tells a story, they were doing sort of an experiment in a science class and they put red ants and black ants in a giant aquarium. the ants functioned fine until someone shook the aquarium and they turned on each other. we as a nation better figure out who is shaking our aquarium. we have to come together as a nation. general milley said a few months ago he wanted to understand the white rage and what american people want to understand is the red, white, and blue rage. how do we elect a president who has created a crisis on our southern border, people coming in unvented unvaccinated,

barry moore of the state of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote nay on house resolution 601. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? ms. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman nydia velazquez, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes on h.res. 601. and as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yes on h.res. 601. and as the member designated by ms. robin kelly of illinois, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on h.res. 601.

barry james from james investment research. >>> let's get to the latest in the fight against the delta covid variant. while vaccines and boosters are getting the headlines, a spike in cases has led to a need for more treatments. companies working on antibody drugs, let's bring in meg tirrell with more on this angle of the story >> some of these drugs have been available on the u.s. market since last fall from eli lilly and regeneron. and regeneron's drug was used to treat president trump when he got stick with covid-19. there's one on the market with vir partnered with gsk dr. fauci targeted these treatments saying early treatments can reduce the risk or hospitalization from 70% to 80%. they're for people with severe risks either because of age or underlying health conditions regeneron tells us that from early july to now the usage or at least the shipment of these doses has gone up from six fold from less than 25,000 doses before mid-july per week to now more than 150,000. hhs also tells us they've seen significant increases in ordering in recent weeks primarily from areas with lower

john barry, so sadly, your prediction was right.out what you learned from the 1918 spanish flu pandemic that we should learn from today. >> it is not just 1918. there were pandemics in 1989, 1957, 19 68, even 2009. they all behaved the same way. 1918 is the most dramatic. you h first wave that was very mild. one statistic encapsulate. in thousand sailors in the british brand fleet. the second wave, only four died. of the first wave was not particularly transmissible post the virus picked up an ability to transmit much more efficiently and also became much mo lethal. that is where you get the 50 million to 100 million dead, two thirds of them under the second wave. there was a third wave, the virus continued to mutate. the third wave was actually less lethal than the second wave. after that, people's immune systems adjusted to the virus. possibly the virus mutated in a direction of mildness. but you saw similar pattern in 1957 of actually the deadliest month in the united states from that pandemic was in 1960 when a vaccine was avail

now we know from social media, barry is really going to be missed. >> so barry was hit by a maintenancecentral park ran into the maintenance vehicle, slammed into it. i know, it's really, really sad. and the man, eric ballenkauf expressed thanks for getting me out of my apartment and turning me into a birder. my wife, marian, was very sad on friday. >> mine is tragic as well depending on how you look at it. ask yourself how much you would pay for a piece of nostalgia. well, people are paying a heck of a lot. so record-breaking prices are being shelled out for video games from the '80s. i'm going to give you the top line and then i'll tell you how it build. a 1985 copy of super mario brothers just went for $2 million to an anonymous buyer. it was not me, vlad. his name is vlad buttier. as recently as last july a copy of this game went to $114,000, then $156,000. then just a month ago mario 64 went for $1.5 million and now we're at $2 million. >> i remember mario brothers. i was a gamer back then. >> were you really? oh! for sure. >> okay. >> that's pretty good. i can just imagine, it's l

since when do you help out barry kripke?lular automata approach to neuronal connectivity, and i thought it might have some interesting applications to string theory-- it's not a big deal. oh, really? when i was doing string theory and hit a dead end, why didn't you try to help me? i did-- you said the only math biologists know is if you have three frogs and one hops away, that leaves two frogs. that's pretty funny, that does sound like me. but that doesn't mean that you should be standing on street corners handing out your math to whatever guy comes along. sheldon, we're all scientists. i helped out a fellow colleague. you're being petty. i'm being petty? you know barry and i have a professional rivalry. you heard him-- he told me to suck eggs. if we were friends, he would have suggested i suck something more pleasant.

look at this he said that barry keenan, the mastermind who kidnapped sinatra jr.ack then. and a few years later, i was like, "dean, what happened to that story of your friend? and he said they tried to get it made for many, many years. but sinatra didn't want it made. he didn't want it talked about in fact, barry talks about in the podcast, he talks about the sinatra put a hit on him three times. and it went on for like 50 years finally, these guys were so old the hitmen barry talks about -- the hitmen had him in his sights and then his colostomy bag broke. and he missed him, which i think in the mob that's a rite of passage. right? like to get to that age where you have a colostomy bag >> seth: yeah, very hard because yeah, it's very hard to have a long career in the mob. >> right, right. >> seth: so if you can get to the colostomy bag stage, that's an accomplishment. but this is so - >> it's a crazy story. i mean, it's -- i always pitch it as like, you know, the marx brothers meets the cohen brothers or something. but truthfully, it's about a -- you know, it's a

after what we saw in san francisco i needed barry manilow. thank you. the biden administration pivots to covid using the fda vaccine approval to punish more americans. dr. jay bhattacharya is here next with reaction you do not want to miss next. (upbeat pop music in background throughout) ♪ ♪ >> laura: the fda approved the fisa kobe vaccine today, i know you're shocked. and president biden is using it as justification to take away your rights. >> the nonprofit leader, the state and local leader who has been waiting for fda approval to require vaccinations, and calling you now to do that, requiring. requirements have been around for decades, and it only makes sense to require a vaccine to stop the spread of covid-19. >> laura: decades, joining me now, dr. jay bhattacharya, professor of medicine at stanford. dr. bhattacharya, i'm not too far from stamford right now, so i hope you feel the vibe if you are there. professor, did they not push this fda approval to fast? especially when you compare it to the normal approval process. >> they did, normally it wo

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it was later made into a feature film, galloway was portrayed by the actor barry pepper. years after the battle joe galloway was awarded the bronze star for valor. for disregarding his own safety to rescue to gi after a napalm strike. he was the only civilians so decorated by the u.s. army in all of the vietnam war. joe was brave and direct, brutally honest and always modest. he was always, all about the soldiers he covered on the battlefield. one side note here, for the cover of their book, joe and helm more chose a photo of a brave platoon leader named rick rescorla. a natural leader, bronze and silver star recipient who survived the battle of the valley. rick rescorla came home to the u.s., earned three college degrees, build a life for himself, became head of security for morgan stanley. he evacuated over 2000 people from the world trade center on september 11th, where he was killed while heading up the stairwell when the building collapsed. so another way of putting it, a few days from now on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we will be marking his death just as we remem

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and general barry mccaffrey is here to answer this. in afghanistan even winnable in the first place? >>> but first, to richard who has an update for us on other breaking news we're following. >> a very good sunday to you. breaking news. you've been talking about haiti's authorities just announcing the death toll nearly doubling since their last update. at least 1,297 have died related to yesterday's massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake. nearly 3,000 people were injured. >>> united states and united nations now working on relief efforts. meanwhile, tropical storm grace expected to reach haiti as early as tomorrow. it's likely to hamper recovery efforts and create problems for those displaced by the earthquake. saturday's quake was bigger than the one that hit haiti in 2010. that 7.0 quake killed over 200,000 people and displaced millions. that has officials now saying that the death toll could go much higher. more american voices right after this break. this break ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, n

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barry manilow. he will sing a lot of hits. kol um om bea maluma.'s it looking? >> what's fun, it is filling in behind me on the great lawn. they actually just stopped it a couple minutes ago. you see the philharmonic. somebody warming up the crowd. it was really a moment to see people putting their hands in the air, starting to dance. excitement building for the diverse lineup, we have been saying it throughout the hour, it is important, it speaks to the diversity of the city. all different types of musical acts, also from all over. that's really so much of what makes new york city such an incredible, resilient city, anderson. >> and still surprising to see so many people in one place after all we have been through. everybody has to at least have one vaccine shot and show proof of that just to enter. for a lot of performers, we just heard, it was first time she has been outside in so long. >> think about this. so many people have missed, including myself, live music. it has been nearly two years. i have been interviewing artists through the course

police have already charged barry with three counts of battery.eds to be just as swift. >> are you scared? >> sometimes, a little bit, yeah. you get on a plane full of people and some of them aren't very happy and you just never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: we have reached out to the passenger in this case. he has not returned our request for comment. >> pete muntean, thanks so much. and our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, the u.s. closing in on 100,000 new covid cases a day. dr. anthony fauci warns the number could soon double despite vaccinations reaching the highest level in a month. >>> new evidence of the attempt to overthrow the election. an ex-justice department official planned to resign over former president trump's direct instructions to back his big lie. and a new report says a trump loyalist inside the justice department was pushing trump's false claims. >>> and growing calls for the new york governor governor cuomo to resign as the manhattan d.a. looks

. >> let's bring in general barry mccaffery. as you know, the last daysf battle are the most dangerous. i want to lean into your experience. give us a sense of the experience and advice that the president is getting? we know about the prepared contingency, but knowing the evacuation process, and what would you say? >> i have been utterly astonished of the language on tv by people who are smart and experienced like h.r. mcmaster and others like congressman kinzinger, and we would be nuts to decide to unilaterally stay on a kabul airport 7,000 miles from home, and 600 miles from the sea with one brigade surrounded by mountains and build-up area, unless the taliban extended it. en -- even then it is not good. it is nuts. you could not find one lieutenant colonel at university to sign up for that. thank god for admiral stavridis to state the obvious. we have to collapse that thing and get out of there on time. the marines and the paratroopers are terrific fighters, but which have been the last guy out on extractions is under fire, a

barry cheering — still an impressive bounty.redible performances. also some _ some incredible performances. also some incredible performances. also some incredible spirit as well in tokyo — some incredible spirit as well in to 0. g ., ., , ., ., tokyo. jamie, does it matter that the crowds _ tokyo. jamie, does it matter that the crowds weren't _ tokyo. jamie, does it matter that the crowds weren't there - tokyo. jamie, does it matter that the crowds weren't there in i tokyo. jamie, does it matter that the crowds weren't there in the i tokyo. jamie, does it matter that i the crowds weren't there in the end? i mean it... it is so difficult to say. i rememberi i mean it... it is so difficult to say. i remember i was at one of the pilots for wimbledon and seeing players playing to crowds, and you see just how much it really means to them, and how different it is on there is no atmosphere, there is no crowd to keep them going. i think it does make a huge impact, i get huge credit to these people who have been able to not only be at t

jay barry, head of jp morgan bond strategies, 10 year yields, 1.75% by the end of this year.ith jay powell support that kind of call? jay: good morning. i don't think anything we learn from chair powell did anything to derail our view that we are headed toward 1.75 by the end of the year. he seems to be ready to taper later this year. contingent on further improvement in the labor market. it seems like the august report will be key for that. he is trying to separate tapering from tightening. in our minds, we think the path to higher yields is coming from another strong round of employment reports where we see the unemployment rate declined and puts us on a path to not just tapering later this year, but we also need to see the delta variant and this wave big into crest. francine: overall, a cautious but actually smart way of guiding the markets. jay: i think that is the case. he told you he is in the part of the committee that is ready to taper this year as long as we continue along on this path and we have made substantial further progress toward the inflation target, but cle

the, the stuff that he chose was stopped in the middle of a set by barry manilow. people were told to take cover of the lightning strikes were reported a few kilometers away. while tires are burning through 200000 heck, there's a protected land. in bolivia, the area is twice the size of london and home to an isolated indigenous community close to the board with brazil. local authorities say at least 15 fires, the threatening conservation zones and re animals such as jackie was. and knight monkeys were australia's most popular states has reported another record high in corona, virus infections as it struggles to control a searching outbreak. new south wales record is $830.00 locally a quiet cases of the highly contagious delta vary and the rise comes despite strict lockdown measures. the prime minister scott morrison has defended the lockdown strategy. he says it will stay in place until at least 70 percent of the population is vaccinated. vaccine hesitancy and resistance in south africa, a hindering f as to contain a 3rd wave of curve at 19 is being fueled by misin

fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the gi

ceo barry biffle joins us with phil lebeau.arry joins us from frontier's headquarters in denver, colorado thank you for joining us let's talk about the q2 results. a loss of 24 cents a share revenue $550 million but the important thing, i guess, from your perspective is the resurgence in demand has helped you build your cash balance, correct >> that's correct. thanks for having us on, phil. look, we were pleased with the quarter. ended up 13% ebitda and truly the vaccine has been unlocking the demand as we planned >> you saw us tease the video before the commercial break. this passenger who was duct taped to his seat after allegedly groping a couple of frontier flight attendants as well as physically assaulting another flight attendant, allegedly. what -- i have to be honest. people look at this and say what's going on in the air when is this unruly passenger stuff going to stop and what is it going to take to stop it? >> i think we've always had this and our flight attendants industrywide are trained to deal with unruly passen

barry d keim. thank you very much. thank you for having me. let's get some of the day's other news.korea appears to have restarted a nuclear reactor capable of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons. the international atomic energy agency the yongbyon nuclear —— the international atomic energy agency says the yongbyon nuclear plant has been discharging cooling water since july, suggesting it is operational. the american actor ed asner, who starred in the mary tyler moore show, has died. he was 91. he became well known for playing lou grant, a grouchyjournalist who was given his own spin—off tv drama in the 1970s and �*80s. but he was introduced to younger audiences through his voice work as carl fredericksen, the elderly widower from pixar�*s animated 2009 film up. schools in areas of belgium hit by devastating flooding over the summer are working round the clock to get ready for the new school year, which starts on wednesday. dozens of schools were seriously damaged by the deadly floods, which hit areas including wallonia in mid july. volunteers are spending hours cleaning classro

the defense argued that no blood was found in the couple's home or on barry's truck. suzanne morphew vanished on mother's day of 2020. her body was never found. >>> reba mcentire is revealing she and her boyfriend suffered breakthrough case of covid-19. mcentyre says both of them became infected despite being fully vaccinated. after telling fans getting covid is not fun, mcentire offered some advice, saying everyone should stay home, wear a mask and be as safe as you can be. >>> the pandemic may have forced a permanent change on the fitness industry. some experts say home workouts will continue to thrive while brick and mortar gyms struggle. many small locations either closed or turned to virtual due to lockdowns. meanwhile, peloton says orders for its bicycles are up nearly 150%. >>> coming up, why huge bombs were detonated next to the navy's newest aircraft carrier. >>> and we're talking to the mom whose son ran on to the field in the middle of a major league soccer game. that's next on "world news now." ♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you

. >> ready to take a chance again on the phone with barry manilow. >> a question that has been on myana. is it music and fashion were always a passion reset music and passion were always in fashion. >> music and passion were always the fashion. ♪♪ and made it through ♪♪ >> they didn't make it through. for a moment i thought anderson was going to brag about his moroccos but this whole concert was ill advised. when you have a covid situation and you are taking other people, won't want the man fireworks in mount rushmore and have parades and other places but you are going to stage a quick the concert while a hurricane is bearing down, and you think things like this will happen and they did happen. jillian: new york is not back. business is down, growth projections are now down because of delta and the policies they have. the premise of it was wrong. >> it was the perfect way to end this event i thought. jillian: i needed that. after what we saw in san francisco i needed barry manilow and afghanistan is in chaos so the biden administration pivots to covid using the fda's vaccine approval

again, our guests, richard engel and barry mccaffrey.say at this hour beyond, of course, his role in extending condolences on behalf of a grateful nation to these fallen marines? >> well, obviously that is a primary thing he has to say. in his own mind, he understands that the next five days this dwindling u.s. military footprint in kabul airport is going to be in increasing danger. again, i would underscore something that seems obvious to most of us with military experience. those who are urging the president to reverse course, to stay on the ground beyond tuesday night, you know, if you grab the average lieutenant colonel at national defense university and said, what a good idea, one brigade on the ground, kabul airport surrounded by mountains, 600 miles from the sea and the u.s. navy, 7,000 miles from home, and your air power is 1,200 miles away, is this a good idea? the answer is, no, it isn't. so i think the president had political detractors. there's room for those arguments about whether we should have stayed with 25,000 nato troo

charged in this is 22-year-old maxwell barry. he's facing three counts of battery.or comment. let's look at the big picture, 3,700 cases of unruly cases of passengers alone. of all those cases the faa has reacted. the fact that barry was charged so quickly, is something that should be happening. >> it seeps like there's a lot of people getting away with bad behavior. >> reporter: flight attendants tell me they're scared. 85% of flight attendants said they dealt with something like this. they want to nip this in the bud. they're trapped in a small environment dealing with this. >> pete, thanks. >> too many jerks on these airplanes. honest to god. what was this guy thinking? it's terrible. no flight attendant should have to endure that once, let alone three, let alone 85% who say they go through. >> then you have the passengers sitting there. they're concerned. it just is insane that it gets to this point where you have to duct tape someone to a chair. what's the alternative? what do you do with someone who might spend much time yelling and saying terrible things to a

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barry mccaffrey, decorated combat that veteran of vietnam. former cabinet member and member of the national security council. and dr. nahid bhadelia, an infectious disease physician and the founding director of boston university's center for emerging infectious diseases and policy research. good evening, welcome to you all. general, we'll begin with you with this urgent matter overseas. since you and i spoke at exactly this hour last night, the taliban has made incredible progress overland. i'm tempted to say that if paton's third army had moved this fast after d-day, idai would have come in two weeks, and europe. question to you is, what happens when they take kabul? and what, god forbid, happens if any americans are harmed? >> it could be a very tragic event for afghan people to start with. the consequences of summary execution, women and girls being forced into near slavery conditions, it's a sad event. we are out. we now can easily protect and hold the kabul international airport. we have very strong security around the u.s. embassy. ther

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. >> barry, i think and i don't know what i'll do without the op-ed pages. like to think i need a little help shaking me into a new week and everything else. talking about powell this was really a political speech and sales job to get another four-year term in talking about what powell said, i think the agreement with you as we may be behind the curve already. he attributes inflation to transient things inflation in the last six months has eaten more than what we gained in wages. we go through the same cycle where we stay low, low wage workers hit by inflation people with assets are the ones that make money because they stay at zero and assets get marked up. income inequality gets worse and another round of raise taxes and income redistribution and everything else. the fed takes no responsibility for it >> i thought the most fascinating part of the speech was when he talked about learning lessons from the 1950s. i've written a lot how the period is like the 1960s where at that time the fed thought they helearned the lessons of te '50s jfk got elected and app

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rosen barry and it started doing that with a whiteboard, writing messages back and forth.a telephone down to him but he would not use the telephone. but shortly after we had delivered the telephone, he got out of the vehicle and surrendered and the tactical units that were closed by took him into custody without incident. i'm happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> were there any explosives in the vehicle and it do you the motive? >> we don't know if there are any explosives in the vehicle, that's still an active scene and while mr. rosen barry has been taken into custody and it's been removed from the scene we still have to search the vehicle and render the vehicle safe so we don't know as of yet. we do know that mr. rosen barry has had some losses of family, i believe his mother recently passed away and we spoke with members of his family and there were other issues that he was dealing with. and there will be more on that at a later time. >> did he have a military background? >> we are not aware of any law enforcement or military background. again, it's an

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