hood, boston san , bernardino, and orlando. right now, i feel that the question is not if, local, state and federal police officers will have to respond to another attack, it is when. and i am not willing to accept that it is a reality and a new norm. director brendan made it clear that despite all the progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not produced or -- reduced the group's terrorism capability and reach. he assesses that as the pressures mount on isil, it will intensify its global terror campaign. the president has spoken often about progress and the coalition of countries that have iso-and theirn global reach, to remove it fighters from the battlefield. let's be realistic about the problem before us. let's understand it and let's address it. while the u.s.-led coalition has made progress, america and allies have simply not made the progress we need in order to eliminate the threat iso-poses america is the greatest country . on earth and our allies are with us. the time to ta

terrorism has reached our doorstep and touched innocent civilians, in boston, san bernardino, and orlandoright now, i feel that the question is not if, local, state and federal police officers will have to respond to another attack, it is when. and i am not willing to accept that it is a reality and a new norm. the director made it clear that despite all the progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not produced or reduced terrorism capability and reach. he assesses that as the pressures mount on isil, it will intensify their campaign. the president has spoken often about progress and the correlation of countries that have tried to contain isil and their reach. to remove it fighters from the battlefield. let's be realistic about the problem before us. let's understand it and let's address it, well the u.s. led coalition has made progress, america and allies have simply not made the progress we need in order to eliminate isis. america is the greatest country on earth and our allies are with us. the time to take action is now. i am senator burr, t

we know they are paid far higher than employees in other comparable systems in new york, boston, sanrancisco. you have bus drivers, entry level bus drivers getting paid more than career teachers. brianne: in last hour we got a statement from the union representing the employees. they share the general manager's priorities of financial responsibility. we believe financial responsibility can be achieved without excessive harm to the metro workforce. this process is expected to take several months. brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you. a reminder to sign up for the special metro text alert texting "metro" to 43817. we have a special page designated to all things safetrack on our website wjla.com. get a check on how the roads are looking. jamie sullivan on traffic watch on this monday. jamie: it's getting busier. take a look at 270 heading north. this is passing by montgomery village avenue. bumper to bumper. this is where we had the accident activity. cleared it away. a crash heading eastbound near route 110. two lanes are blocked. you see the red line building. we'll

mean, he is very, very disturb thatted the ed that these incidents keep happening again and again, boston, santtanooga. there is no excuse for this. none. how many times do we have to go through this? so many people in america want this kind of thing stopped. they want political correctness move -- the political correctness lies over the fbi like a wet blanket. the military said political correctness was involved in the decision to let major hassan through the needle there to kill people at ft. hood. over and over and over again we're getting the same problems that surface here. something has to be done, and i think donald trump reflects that urgency here, that anger, and he should. >> there are two issues and god knows i've covered far too many of these mass shootings and terror attacks just personally as i was down there in orlando, all week, i frankly as an americans have the same feeling and the question is what that something is. >> right. >> you had donald trump renewing his call on a ban from travel from all parts of the world and profiling muslims. help justify that because our legal s

gum® brand. >>> 9/11, 7/7 in london, mumbai, the boston marathon, san bernardino, paris, brussels andando. all perpetrated by muslims. all done in the name of islam. it raises a question, the obvious question, is islam an inherently violent religion? ask a critic of islam and then ask an honest muslim reformer. you will get essentially the same answer. there is a connection between the religion and the violence. >> it's time to stop saying that this isn't about islam. isis is uber islamic. uber islamic and it's time it's said. >> the next time a bombing or beheading occurs, and god knows it will, the first thing you will hear from the mouth of a so-called moderate muslim is, oh, no, no, please don't misunderstand, islam has nothing to do with this. that's simply not true. because most of the people doing these bombings and beheadings say that they are doing it in the name of allah. and they actually cite versus from the koran. >> we are men honored with islam who climb its peaks to perform jihad. >> the controversial question triggered a shouting match on bill maher's hbo program. >>

laws did not stop them in boston or san bernardino where you have every gun control law that you can have. it was after the shooting. >> today marks a week since the massacre at the pulse nightclub in orlando. 50,000 people poured into the city to honor the victims. but, there are questions about the shooter and his motive. we report from orlando. [music] >> reporter: as the sunset, there was a vigil honoring the victims of the worst shooting in the u.s. history. >> this is going to change orlando dramatically. people are not going to look at gays, blacks, whites, we are all one. >> reporter: crowds arrive to a popular park by the bus loads, then, they march together under the rainbow flag under a show of support for the lgbt community. [music] >> reporter: earlier at 2:02 a.m. church bells rang 49 times throughout the city for the 49 people killed exactly one week before inside of a gay nightclub. gilbert lost his close friend, frank hernandez. >> if frank were here, i know he is looking from above, he would be overwhelmed. >> reporter: it marks the end of a somber weekend packed wi

. >> laws didn't stop them in boston or san bernardino where you have every type of gun control and they didn't stop them in paris where people can't own handguns. >> reporter: they're amendment gives investigators three days to delay a gun purchase for someone on the list which the fbi says isn't long enough. while hillary clinton is pushing for tougher gun control law, donald trump says he's working with the nra and racial profiling can't be ruled out. >> we'll have to start thinking about it as a country. you look at israel and others and they do it. they do it successfully. >> reporter: jennifer johnson, nbc news. >>> hundreds of people gathered this morning in sacramento to protest a pastor who praised the orlando shooting. pastor roger jimenez on praised the attack. he called the victims pedophiles and predators. the tragedy is that there weren't more victims. >> i'm not a member of the lgbt community but i'm a member of the human race, and i'm a employer. i really wanted to come out here and show that this is not okay. it's not okay in sacramento. it's not okay anywhere. >> the vi

. >> laws did not stop them in boston or san bernardino with every type of gun control law could you have. >> gun control is taking center stage in the race for the white house. >> one of the people in that room happened to have it, and goes, boom, boom. you know what? that who have been a beautiful sight. >> it is unlikely that all of ropals will reach the 60 votes needed to pass but this could be a compromise on preventing those on the government's no-fly list from purchasing a firearm with the provision of those denies who appeal the decision. ain connecticut a judge will hear arguments over whether to dismiss a lawsuit against the maker of the gun used in the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting. tonight children and six adults were killed in the massacre. they argue that it was known the rifle was too dangerous to sell to civilians, behalf, a fire is 51% contained which have burned 8,000 acres of brush and trees. officials expect full containment by thursday in the conditions remain the same. they may not, a dangerous heat wave is heating record temperatures across the wes

. >> laws didn't stop them in boston or san bernardino where you had every type of gun control law youould have. >> we should be making our gun laws less full of swiss cheese holes so future killings don't happen. >> i've been so angry. >> reporter: democratic senator chris murphy, who led a 15-hour filibuster over guns last week, acknowledged the uphill climb. >> what we know is ultimately the only way that you win this issue is by building a political infrastructure around the country that rivals that of the gun lobby. >> donald trump also weighed in on the concept of profiling. on "face the nation," john dickerson asked trump if he was open to having law enforcement single out muslims in america. >> you like to speak plainly. in december, we talked and you said there possibly should be profiling. as a bottom line, are you talking about increasing profiling of muslims in america? >> i think profiling is something that we'll have to start thinking about as a country. other countries do. it you look at israel and others, and they do it. they do it successfully. i hate the concept of pr

the san bernardino killings, the boston marathon bombings, and the worst mass shooting in american history: the orlando nightclub murders. al-ahlaki is on the internet right now. literally thousands of his videos are just a click away. >> do you remember the good old days when americans were enjoying the blessings of security and peace? >> the man is dead. the message is not. and yet his main explanation for why they hate us doesn't ring true to me. the united states has, for better or worse, waged war in many lands. why are there no vietnamese or cambodian terrorists? and why do they kill mostly other muslims? the explanation for the violence of islam must lie somewhere else, somewhere deeper. some say it comes directly from the koran, but is the muslim holy book being distorted? >> the koran promises a martyr in the name of islam. 72 virgins. is that true? >> what exactly does the koran promise martyrs? when we come back. this is claire in phoenix. can i help you? yes! great. correct! ma'am. this isn't an automated computer... operator! ma'am. i'm here. i'm live. wait. you're real? yeah.

. >> losses wouldn't have stopped in boston or san bernardino. we should be making our gun laws less full of swiss cheese holes so future killings don't happen. >> have i been so angry. >> reporter: democratic senator chris murphy who lead a 15 hour filibuster over guns last week acknowledged the uphill climb. >> and what we know sult matily the only way that you win this issue is by building a political infrastructure around the country that rivals that of the gun lobby.>> reporter: on "facee nation," trump also said the country should start to seriously considering profiling muslims to prevent terrorism. reena, he is already under fire for expanding his proposal to expand muslims from entering the country. >> a fascinating interview that john diker son had, julianna goldman, thank you. an ohio gun store own certificate dead following a tradgessic accident during a gun safety class. james baker of the cay jay gun shop was killed when a student accidentally shot through a wall, he was just sitting in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> actor an

we also remember the families of victims from sadly columbine to sandy hook, boston to san bernardinombering their pain as well. this morning, in the orlando sentinel, the editorial board wrote, beyond offering our abundant prayers and sympathy we must ensure those who survive, who forever carry the scars from the trauma know that they are not alone today, tomorrow or in the months or years to come. let our community divine itself, our unequivocal response united. that does it for me on "way too early." i'll be back live on "morning jo joe." >>> what could have stopped omar mateen from perpetrating the deadliest massacre in u.s. history? we have that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. and i'd like to... cut. thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. i have an orc-o-gram we for an "owen."e. that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants t

we let, again, boston, san bernardino and now orlando slip through the cracks. conversation about what tools do they need? >> absolutely. >> what resources do they need? but when democrats are weak on terrorism they want to divert from terrorism and they want to talk about guns. >> i think you need to talk about both. the fbi is asking for a specific power that none of these bills touch. >> we're not talking about that stuff. and when you have a president -- >> because both matter. when people get these guns it cons to be an issue. 90% of the american people agree with that proposition. >> when you have benghazi, he doesn't talk about a video and you have hassan comes in he calls that work place violence. if you don't have a radical group like isis that inspires the orlando shooter you don't have an orlando shooter. this is the president's job to defeat this radical group and he refuses to do it and democrats are supporting his unwillingness to actually engage and win the fight. and my district, people know what the threat is. they know the threat isn't guns. th

. >> mayors of chicago and boston and san francisco not welcome. >> the closest chick- fil- an is 40es away. a recommend they don't come closer. >> free societies don't have state ideology. but no new chick- fil- a have opened in chicago or boston. >> and this ph ysist led a probe and comment. and said that while wearing this shirt which people called offensive. >> and the shirt i wore this week. >> i made a mistake and offended many people. and i am very sorry about this. >> the he didn't fight back. he cried. >> they destroyed him anyway. and they don't care. an apology is not enough. they are making an example to others. >> they made an example of silicone brend man ike. >> in support of proposition eight to ban gay marriage. >> in 2008. a leftest said i am not in favor of gay marriage. >> and four years later it was no longer politically correct. >> the silicone community accused him of community lashe accusing him of homophobia and brig try. he resigned. >> a year later, ike still can't find work. >> he invented one of the most popular programming languages we use today. his opi

hateful ideologies can spark terror from boston to san bernardino. in a global economy, it's not possible to stop trading goods and services with other countries. weak public health systems on the other side of the world allow diseases to develop that end up reaching our shores. so we cannot turn inward. we cannot give in to isolationism. that's a false comfort. allowing problems to fester over there makes us less secure here. so, as americans, we have to keep leading and working with others to build the security and prosperity and justice we want in the world. by the way, one of the most effective ways to lead and work with others is through treaties that advance our interests. lately, there's been a mindset in congress that just about any international treaty is somehow a violation of american sovereignty, and so the senate almost never approves treaties anymore. they voted down a treaty to protect disabled americans, including our veterans, while senator and world war ii veteran bob dole was sitting right there in the senate chambers in a wheelcha

i think they feel deeply for the people here in orlando and boston and san bernardino and chattanooga and ft. hood. i understand that and i think you do as well. we have an obligation to figure out what the story is -- >> i agree. >> -- and get as many facts as we can. >> that's why we are here. there are millions of viewers all over the country trying to figure out why did this happen and how did we not catch it beforehand? could we have caught it? >> right. >> reporter: the emotions run rampant down here. i saw the community in ft. hood. i saw the community in boston. you are going to see this community in orlando showing their american strength through all this. as a media, we have a job to do. yes, perhaps the attention goes away from him for a time once we get nor answers. right now, what was he up to? he was 29 years old, born in new york. how the hell did he get to this point? >> i don't want to see his fing face. >> we might end it there. >> reporter: i can understand that. >> bill, thank you. you are going to be on air later in the evening. thank you so much. more to come on

with that particular phrase, by lumping in the boston killers, san bernardino, with newtown, and aurora, by lumping them all in and suggesting, the idea is anyone in this country can be dangerous, that it doesn't have to necessarily be someone of the muslim faith that's dangerous. and that somehow we are focused on the wrong things when we want to protect our country from radical islam. is that what he's telling us? >> that's what he's saying. the facts and figures will shown deaths by white christian males and terrorists. i understand you guys just want to be critical of the president no matter what. >> we are at war with radical islamic terrorism that wants to take over the world and create jihad and create mass terrorism because they believe the end of days are coming. unless they realize this is actually happening. in the middle east. and it's now coming to our shore. we'll be defeated by it. >> jessica you did mention facts and figures. isis as taken iraq and syria and they are taking libya and they are coming for us. we have to do something. >> i don't disagree with you. this is w

hood, boston, san bernardino and a orlando. that the question is not if local state or federal police officers will have to respond to another attack, it's when. and i'm not willing to accept that as a new reality an new norm. >> intelligence community chairman senate richard burr this morning in the gop's weekly address for r taking on the obama administration for not doing enough. john spent 20 years in the line with the fbi now consults the national football league on security an author of a new book. john joins u now. appreciate it, sir. good to be with you from phoenix. >> thank you very having me. >> you have to think though that if the terrorists have gotten to the point where you or me or a citizen at a baseball game or a bar has to spot them, something's failed. >> well, yes. something has failed because certain things are not being done to prevent these acts from happen aing. and that's the whole point of what i'm trying to address in my book. i want to give the average citizen tools so that they know what to look for

hateful ideologies can spark terror from boston to san bernardino. in a global economy is not possible to stop trading goods and services with other countries. we public health systems on the other side of the world allow diseases to develop that end of reaching our shores. turn inward, we cannot give into isolationism. that is a false comfort. allowing problems to fester over there makes us less secure here . as americans, we have to keep leading and working with others to build the security and prosperity, and just as we want in the world. -- justice and we want in the world. by the way, one of the most successful ways to work with other sister treaties. lately there has been a mindset in congress that just about any international treaty is somehow i violation of american poverty. so they send it on this never proves to these anymore. voted down a treaty to protect disabled americans, including our veterans, while senators and world war ii veteran bob dole was sitting right there in the senate chambers. in a wheelchair. we don't always realize that

hateful ideologies can spark terror from boston to san bernardino. in a global economy, it's not the possible to stop trading goods and services with other countries. >> not so thinly veiled criticism of donald trump. that's the commencement the address at the u.s. air force academy that he just delivered. this will be presumably a major issue right now assuming hillary clinton and donald trump are the nominees. who is more qualified to handle national security. >> you're asking me is this. >> no that's the debate. >> i've worked with republicans and democrats and associated for them, i'm not associated with n anybody's campaign. and i think the issue that she will try to frame is the character and temperament and impulse control. on most of these core issues, leadership means prudence, wisdom and being able to restrain your own worst instincts and impulses. and i think that's the core question. she will try to describe him as unfit, up qualified and ultimately unmored. if you ask me, this notion of impulse control and judgment is extremely important

you will always have your timothy mcveighs, your boston ac san bernardino killers. it's throughout the history from jack the ripper to -- >> stephen: this person who had been interviewed twice by the f.b.i. and the f.b.i. has something to answer for for that. if this person interviewed twice by the f.b.i. could still get access to automatic women's. >> because he hadn't broken a law. >> stephen: he wasn't on a no-fly list. >> because the private airlines, they are twuns keeping him off the flight. >> stephen: there is a federal no fly list. people can take people off the plane under their own volition they can't but the feds create the no fly list. >> if i'm the president of jetblue and i say to the federal government i'm going to let anyone on this plane, they can't do anything to me. >> stephen: has any airline done that? >> no. >> stephen: why would you argue it? >> you can't impose on the f.b.i. -- and i don't think you can blame them either, the bureau does a very, very good terrorist, omar, all right, you had him, you knew mateen was a bad guy, but they didn't

we have to bear orlando and we have to bear boston and san bernardino and paris and brussels. to bear it we can't actually join together in a nato alliance and say, you know what? here they are, raqqa, syria, we know they are there. we know they are in this town on the libyan coast. we are going to organize and go in and take care of them and show the world that this is not going to continue on our watch. we're going to declare war, congress is, we're going to use the war powers act to investigate people like mateen in a more aggressive way. doesn't that make sense to you? you are very focused that you wanted to declare war and the president wants toe do this. >> no he doesn't. >> when when did the president. >> he said in his state of the union that he wanted authorization and republicans made it very clear that they weren't going to vote for it because it wasn't the authorization that they wanted. it is something that he wants and something that he should have, frankly. >> i dispute that he has ever asked and we have the speaker of the house tomorrow paul ryan and i'm going

hateful people of boston and san bernardino.oods and services with other country in a global economy. we public health systems on the other side of the world, around diseases to develop and end up reaching our shores. we cannot turn or give into isolationism. so as americans we have to keep leading and working with others to build the security and prosperity and justice we want in the world. by the way, one of the most effective ways to lead and work with others is to retreat and advance our interest. lately there is been a mind set in congress that just about any national treaty that's somehow a violation of america's sovereignty. they voted down a treaty to protect disabled americans and including veterans while bob dole was sitting right there in a wheelchair. we don't always realize that treaties make a lot of things in our lives available that we take advantage of. those are good things and not a threat to our sovereignty. >> i think we can all agree on that. but, also from nato -- to treaties controlling nuclear weapons. t

whether it is chattanooga or fort hood or boston or san bernardino, and now it is orlando. what we do next. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil today. begins now. [shouting] >> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome ever

fort hood, boston, san bernardino, now orlando. the attacks are not the fault of the west. they're the fault of radical islam. somehow the administration can't say it. they can't say radical islam. most recently we heard from the white house that isil is retreating. this is from obama, president obama, that isil is retreating. it's declining and losing territory and losing funds. but just last week the c.i.a. director john brennan testified before the state senate intelligence committee and this is his quote. he said, "our efforts have not reduced isil's terrorism capability and global reach. " fourth more, he went on to say, he said isil is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west including the refugee flows, smuggling routes and the legitimate methods of travel. now, that is a quote from him. so he had the president on one hand saying it's contained, we're successful. isil is disappearing. at the same time the c.i.a. director that he appointed is telling us the truth that we're losing. and this is -- this is serious. you know, i look

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hateful ideologies can spark terror from boston to san bernardino. >> sreenivasan: afterward, mr. obama saluted and shook hands with each of the 812 graduates. about one quarter of the class was female, 40 years since women were first admitted to the academy. the air force thunderbirds flew over the graduation, but a short time later, one of them crashed just south of colorado springs. the pilot ejected safely. the navy's precision air team also suffered a crash. one of the blue angels' f/a-18 fighter jets went down near nashville, tennessee, as they practiced for an air show. a local tv station showed still images of a fireball after the crash. black plumes of smoke rose over the scene as the other members of the team flew overhead. the fate of the pilot was unclear. in texas, a new round of storms dumped even more rain today, and made record flooding even worse. a flash flood warning went up across central texas, with disasters now declared in 31 counties. swollen rivers threatened to force additional evacuations from low-lying areas. the flooding has reached levels not seen in

clearly what we saw with the boston bombers and san bernardino. narrative with each of these terrorists. >> it's amazing that he also brought up the thing about gun control it refeels not that we haven't known this for a good 7 1/2 years, how out of touch he is with people. most law-biding americans saw that this atrocity and thought, man, our government is not handling this issue. i'm going to get some more ammo, i'm going to protect my neighbors and my family. what does obama do? he goes after gun control. lou: 14 months of record gun sales and surging stock prices for the gun makers and he doesn't even take note of that. charlie hurd and her shea dees schlapp, thank you for being with us. thanks for being with us. ed rollins, please be with us. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: the first shots were fired yesterday morning at pulse night club in orlando. the story became a exercise. our two presidential hopefuls lunged at their talking points. trump were tweeted out what happened in orlando is only the beginning. i sc

we have orlando, san bernardino, boston. there were more than enough red flags out there. for our government officials to do something and recognize they are not joking around. this is a serious issue. >> fair to pull in the gun control orkts all of the various arguments in light of these massacres. >> that's what the left does. this is selective, david. we don't hear about gun control when all these individuals in chicago are being murdered on a regular basis because of guns. >> let's go to jessica. it's undeniable that chicago has some of the toughest gun control regulations imaginable and gun violence there is through the roof. >> you know i think she has two good points there. first of all, she's right that if either side does it, then you know, that's an excellent point. raising money off o tranl di is not acceptable, but what they were doing here was trying to raise money from the action as a result or lack of action of o it happening in the house. >> there was clearly a component of the massacre in their sit in. they talked about gun control because if they had bett

laws didn't stop them in boston in san bernardino, where you have every type of gun control law you candidn't stop them in paris where people can't even own guns. >> senator corey booker, democrat from no one, who co-sponsored the measure, your reaction to the votes today? >> first of all, forgive me for jumping off script. your book about a very broken criminal justice system, i'm really looking forward to it. more people need to understand how deeply unjust america's criminal justice system is. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> look, today was appalling. how can you have a nation where you can be under fbi investigation, on a terrorist no-fly list, and literally be able to go to a gun show and load up a trunkful of weapons? we are so exposed on this. you have al qaeda terrorists literally giving instructions to those seeking to get to be violent terrorists here telling them to take advantage of these massive gaming loopholes. >> senator, let me ask you this. senator cornyn proposed essentially a countermeasure, three-day waiting list for folks that were red flagged because they wer

boston bombing, chattanooga, san bernardino now the deadliest terror attack since 9/11. congress has an oversight responsibility. we are going to look into this to see what happened and what can we learn from it to prevent it in the future. >> take a look at president obama today and the fbi director talking about the case and the investigation. >> we see no clear evidence that he was directed externally. it does appear that at the last minute, he announced allegiance to isil. >> we are looking for needles in a nationwide haystack. we are also called upon to figure out which pieces of hay might become needles. that is hard work. if we can find a way to do that better, we will. >> to the directors point, you have a lot of people who have some tie, some communication, they are following on twitter, isis. they have a connection. you have been on this show saying there are 50 states with cases open in all 50 states. is it a needle in a haystack? how does the intelligence apparatus deal with this? >> the director is right. we have 1,000 investigations in all 50 states. we get

look at boston bombings and san bernardino. it is happening in our country and we need more resources to deal with it effectively. >> it is basically more money and that's what the government always asked for. tsa and security. or is there a better way to cut through the bureaucracy and get smarter with these things. >> we do more with companies and works with governments and embassy and homeland security is so big. there is 20 something agencies and leaving the fbi and a tf under the department of justice. maybe an agent carved out of the fbi or combined with others to work in the embassy and work with police departments in our country and there, so we can carve it out and stay focused. >> sorry, we are short on time. we followed hillary clinton's speech out of cleveland today. jon? >> the massacre in the gay club exposing deep divisions of how americans should respond. our political panel talks about that. can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. ...cleas

san bernardino. look at this guy. but there were many hints. look at boston, those guys bought pressure cookers. n bernardino he went out and bought plumbing supplies and put them together and created a bomb. >> it was an ar-15. also in newtown as well. >> and then taken off the watch list. >> that is a valid -- >> you have to have the watch list that identifies people. now, maybe we should look at extending the period of the ineligibility once you get on that watch list. if we had done that, that is a possibility that it could have stopped that guy. >> i think it's a valid argument to look at the fbi's action. but i also think there is an argument that we can look at how, what kind of guns should be legal to purchase here in america. >> and who should be prohibited from having what kind. if we know there is a known terrorist they're on the watch list no one wants to give those people that kind of weaponry. but the problem we have now -- >> congressman, you keep saying if he is a known terrorist. if someone is a known terrorist they should be locked up already. the point is we don't know who is a

boston bombing, chattanooga, san bernardino now the deadliest terror attack since 9/11. congress has an oversight responsibility. we are going to look into this to see what happened and what can we learn from it to prevent it in the future. >> take a look at president obama today and the fbi director talking about the case and the investigation. >> we see no clear evidence that he was directed externally. it does appear that at the last minute, he announced allegiance to isil. >> we are looking for needles in a nationwide haystack. we are also called upon to figure out which pieces of hay might become needles. that is hard work. if we can find a way to do that better, we will. to the directo have a lot of people who have some tie, some communication, they are following on twitter, isis. they have a connection. you have been on this show saying there are 50 states with cases open in all 50 states. is it a needle in a haystack? how does the intelligence apparatus deal with this? >> the director is right. we have 1,000 investigations in all 50 states. we get tens of thousan

. >> i think this is different from san bernardino and boston. i think this was a suicide. i think he knew -- everyone was going to know he was part of isis and he was going to do. remember boston and san bernardino they tried to get away. >> this guy did leave the club and was pushed back in. >> he did. but he didn't appear to have an exit strategy and then goes down in a shooting spree. if he had no exit strategy then we have to believe he did not enscript anything. he wants people to know about his hatred, whether it's homophobia, isis, al qaeda. we think we're going to have a eureka moment and i have to warn you, there is no eureka moment. he had hatred. he found it with a combination of terrorism and homophobia. >> for some of these people does identifying with a group like isis give a justification for their hatred? he's now among people who might admire him, he's not just some murdering thug, he's somebody who allegedly has a cause in line. >> i think that's exactly what he was doing. it's quite obvious from his tactics and from what he did, calling the tv producer,

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. >> one of the people involved in the boston bombings, the san bernardino couple were all on the fbi's radar at one time or another, and yet these attacks still happened. >> this is the motive of local law enforcement, who has simply been radicalized who is innocuo innocuous, versus who is a threat. the fbi does not have the resources nor will they have ever the resources to be able to constantly track every single person who is suspected of being radicalized. >> are we also seeing war with the larger terrorist groups? >> it's fair to say that the u.s. government and the u.s. in general and the west in general has done a much better job in terms of stopping actual terrorist networks that are directly connected to isis than the broader problem of online propaganda and recruitment. >> is it more serious than we ever thought? >> there's good news and there it's bad news. the good news is there's not hundreds or thousands of people like this, there's dozens of people like this. >> joining me now from washington is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and joining us again from new y

. >> one of the people involved in the boston bombings, the san bernardino couple were all on the fbi's radar at one time or another, and yet these attacks still happened. >> this is the motive of local law enforcement, who has simply been radicalized who is innocuo innocuous, versus who is a threat. the fbi does not have the resources nor will they have ever the resources to be able to constantly track every single person who is suspected of being radicalized. >> are we also seeing war with the larger terrorist groups? >> it's fair to say that the u.s. government and the u.s. in general and the west in general has done a much better job in terms of stopping actual terrorist networks that are directly connected to isis than the broader problem of online propaganda and recruitment. >> is it more serious than we ever thought? >> there's good news and there it's bad news. the good news is there's not hundreds or thousands of people like this, there's dozens of people like this. >> joining me now from washington is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and joining us again from new y