boston police commissioner ed davis, as well as the creator of the fbi's active shooter program, catherine schweid. it's great to have you all here. and, catherine, let me start with you, because we're learning new information tonight from from my colleague shimon prokupecz about what investigators are looking at tonight. and they were saying that at this press conference that's coming up, they're hoping they can reveal a lot more information about about the shooter, about what they've learned here. and what shimon is hearing is that this person planned the attack in advance and that they indicated that information that was gathered by investigators suggested that the shooter had been dealing with problems. what exactly kind of material and what kind of clues are investigators looking for in something like this hi. >> good evening. and in some ways, that's not. none of that is a surprise. we kind of we kind of know the framework of what we'll see. this is targeted violence that occurs in schools is generally an individual who attends that school. almost in every instance they attend the school or

boston police commissioner ed davis, as well as the creator of the fbi's active shooter program, catherine schweid. it's great to have you all here. and, catherine, let me start with you, because we're learning new information tonight from from my colleague shimon prokupecz about what investigators are looking at tonight. and they were saying that at this press conference that's coming up, they're hoping they can reveal a lot more information about about this shooter, about what they've learned here. and what shimon is hearing is that this person planned the attack in advance, and that they indicated that information that was gathered by investigators suggested that the shooter had been dealing with problems. what exactly kind of material and what kind of clues are investigators looking for in something like this hi. >> good evening. and in some ways, that's not. none of that is a surprise. we kind of we kind of know the framework of what we'll see. this is targeted violence that occurs in schools is generally an individual who attends that school. almost in every instance they attend the school o

former fbi official catherine schweid says one key resource for law enforcement is the alleged gunman circle of family and friends. even though we don't know his identity yet, she says someone in that circle likely knows about his grievances with unitedhealthcare and could well step forward to help law enforcement. laura. >> brian. todd, thank you so much. i want to bring in callahan walsh she is the co-host, of course, of america's most wanted callahan police are deploying massive resources all across the city to try to track down this killer. what is the likelihood that he is even still here well it is possible that he's still in new york city, and nypd is bringing all resources to bear to help track him down, whether he's in the city or not. >> you know, since nine over 11, there's been an outpouring of resources for nypd. i think they have over 18,000 cctv cameras alone, not to mention the network of security cameras and ring cameras that they'll get access to as well. they're going to be tracing this guy's every movement. we know now that he came into the city a lot. you know ten

official and former fbi senior intelligence adviser phil mudd, and former senior fbi official catherine schweid. john, let me start with you. tell us more about this document found on mangione with the quotes. is is it accurate to call it a manifesto? >> well, based on current manifesto standards, it's a little short, but brevity is preferred sometimes it's just two pages. it starts off basically with an apology saying, uh, you know i do apologize for any strife or trauma, but it had to be done. it talks about these parasites, had it coming and within the document before, kind of the latter part of the document where he rails against the hotel, the hotel, the health care industry and, you know, overcharging and profiteering, allegedly he talks about he acted alone and was self-financed. now there's a question, jake, about why does this document exist? you know people say, well, maybe he wanted to be caught he had the gun. he had the document there is another point of view, which is as we all know from having followed this detail by detail, he went to an extraordinarily length not to be caught,

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about statements made by his widow now about the threats that he was facing former fbi official catherine schweid says one key resource for law enforcement tonight is the alleged gunman circle of family and friends. >> even though we don't know his identity yet, she says someone in that circle likely knows about his grievances with unitedhealthcare and could well step forward to help law enforcement tonight, wolf. >> brian todd, excellent report thank you very, very much. joining us now, the former mayor of new york bill de blasio. mayor de blasio, thank you so much for joining us. as you know, the shooting now took place nearly, what, 36 hours ago. are you surprised that the gunman is still on the loose right now and has not yet been identified no wolf, i think given the circumstances it's not surprising. >> look, we didn't have a real good look at his face until just hours ago, but the moment i saw that new image, i became convinced he'll be caught quite quickly if he's in new york city. takes probably longer if he's in other parts of the united states. >> by now. >> but i'll tell you my experi

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we're also joined by former senior fbi agent catherine schweid. let me start with you, john. what are your sources? and you have excellent sources in the nypd. what are they telling you about where things stand with the manhunt? >> well, they're working with this in layers. they've got the video canvass where they see him as far as central park, but they've expanded that out to the east side of manhattan. now to see if they can pick up his trail. what's in the backpack? was it a change of clothes? will they have an image of him switching clothes somewhere else the key is they want to find something where he shows his face because he was pretty diligent about trying to cover that up the second thing, wolf, is you know, they have various pieces of evidence as as shimon said, he runs through that, that alleyway past the ziegfeld theater. but they find a phone in there. they believe that phone may be connected to him, and they're working with technicians to open it and see what it will tell them. is it a burner or does it have personally identifiable information? they also found

he's a former detective sergeant for the metropolitan police department and catherine schweid, he's a she is a former fbi agent. look, you guys i have to we got to chew over what we've just learned because after five days, we now know this person has been captured. but the idea that it's a citizen just a civilian in a mcdonald's who happens to see this person and says, i know this person contact authorities. they come what does it tell you? that he was really in plain sight, out in the open? >> well, i didn't think he feared for getting caught. he was well distanced from new york city. he was altoona is a little bit more rural it's out there. hollidaysburg i'm familiar with it. it is not a well populated area, but i also would point out that this is not the first time a crime of significance has been solved by common citizens. it happens routinely, and the law enforcement needs the public's help. >> it's a good point especially how and the reason they want that image out there immediately this was not kept that close to the vest in terms of his appearance. et cetera. they wanted the h

and catherine schweid, he's a she is a former fbi agent look, you guys, i have to we got to chew over what we've just learned. because after five days, we now know this person has been captured. but the idea that it's a citizen just a civilian in a mcdonald's who happens to see this person and says, i know this person. contact authorities. they come. what does it tell you that he was really in plain sight, out in the open? >> well, i didn't think he feared for getting caught. he was well distanced from new york city. he was altoona is a little bit more rural. it's out there. hollidaysburg. i'm familiar with it. it is not a well populated area, but i also would point out that this is not the first time a crime of significance has been solved by common citizens. it happens routinely, and the law enforcement needs the public's help. >> it's a good point especially how and the reason they want that image out there immediately. this was not kept that close to the vest in terms of his appearance. et cetera. they wanted the help. catherine, during the hearing today, the only time he spoke up