well, i'm very happy to say with cross live to chris phillips, chris, his former head of the case, national counter terrorism security office to give us some insight into events. chris, hello, police say there were concerns regarding the suspects. robert callas ation, that seems to be very much a line of investigation here. so he was known, does it appear that therefore there were failures in keeping track of him while it's too early to say anything along those lines at the moment. but what we can say is, if he was known and he was radicalized, he's one of thousands of others that are in a similar situation. and of course, the place where there's no way denmark, the u. k. russia cannot hope to keep their eyes on all of these people and the use the arrow seems to suggest that we get it on the 2nd chris, but i just wanna, you know, pinpoint and not because we do here time and time again. when a suspect has been on a watch list, something happens, they go often or for whatever reason, they are not tracked. it appears that a year ago, he was the source of some kind of investigation. and then th

we spoke to chris phillips, former head of the u. k. national counter terrorism security office, he say such attacks are hard to prevent the place where there's in norway, denmark, the u. k. russia cannot hope to keep their eyes on all of these people. the biggest problem is the sheer weight of numbers of people that are in this category are be radicalized and at risk. and we all releasing people back into the community who are still radicalized in prison so. so the place is job is pretty much impossible. they've got to be lucky all the time in as much as they're following the person that is the highest risk. but of course, if you've got 20000 people, how are you supposed to keep all of those under under any form of surveillance. but in this case a bow and arrow which is quite unusual, but of course it does. it is a killing machine over over a reasonably long. 3 distance and that has attracted him, but it does go to show that if you restrict the number of firearms of people get hold of it does actually reduce the ability of people to

we can speak now to chris phillips, who was a senior officer at the metropolitan police. 0xfordshire. thank you forjoining us. we have heard the prime minister saying there are still concerns but he is urging the public to have faith in the police but we are hearing obviously from women and from retired officers who have left that that's a very difficult thing to ask right now. that's a very difficult thing to ask ri . ht now. ., that's a very difficult thing to ask riaht now. ., �* , that's a very difficult thing to ask riaht now. ., �*, ., that's a very difficult thing to ask riahtnow. ., �*, ., ., , right now. know, it's not, actually. i can understand _ right now. know, it's not, actually. i can understand totally _ right now. know, it's not, actually. i can understand totally the - i can understand totally the public�*s fear over this individual that has caused one of the most heinous crimes you can imagine in the fact that he was hiding behind uniform effectively and warrant card is absolutely atrocious. but don't forget, we had 190 years of policing in london, this

phillip. >> very important update, chris, thank you. >>> new details in the shooting involving actor alec baldwin the film's assistant director dave halls who handed baldwin the gun that killed the cinematographer and injured the director was fired from a previous production in 2019. this was for the film "freedom's path" where a crew member was injured in an accidental discharge. yesterday, investigators collected bags of evidence, including firearms and ammunition >>> meanwhile, hilaria baldwin breaks her silence posting on instagram, my heart is with halyna, her husband, her son, their family, and with alec. it is impossible to express the shock and heartache of such a tragic accident. just a few days ago, the actor met with hutchins' husband and son in santa fe. >>> breaking overnight shoppers and mall employees in shock after a shooting at the boise town square mall in idaho. two people were killed and five injured including a police officer. according to police, the incident involved a single shooting suspect >> shortly after responding on scene, officers encountered an individual matching

phillip mena. >> >>> hours before the midnight deadline, president biden signed a stop gap funding bill that will keep the government opened until december 3rd chris pollone has been following this all week. the government may be opened but a highly detailed infrastructure bill didn't hope. >> good morning to you all sides are expressing optimism today even though this bill didn't take place, house speaker nancy pelosi delaying the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill when it became clear progressive democrats would vote it down they want senate democrats to agree president biden's build back better spending bill and put a $3.5 price tag on that joe manchin and kyrsten sinema want a smaller bill. all sides arealing a deeld could happen today >> after hours, the two sides are seeming to be trillions of dollars apart. how do you see that gap? >> we actually don't >> we'll get one today >> there will be one today >> yeah. >> earlier in the day, congress approved a stop gap spending bill, still unresolved, the debt ceiling. lawmakers have until october 18th to avoid the nation defaulth on its credit they are insistent the democrats have to go it

and i'm phillip menna will the white house strike a deal democrats are tryinging to get their sweeping spending plan across the deadline. negotiators near an agreement to pay for the bill nbc's chris polone is in d.c. with the details >> democrats are scrambling to pay for this build back better bill as it's called. and three senators are now proposing a minimum corporate tax. it calls for corporations that make more than $1 billion in profits to pay at least 15% on that profit. proponents say between 2008 and 2015 a, 40% of the nation's biggest companies paid zero in federal taxes in at least one of those years. backers sa billions of revenue over ten yeersz and now they want to use that revenue to help pay for president biden's pet social climate bill as democrats try to deliver the president a couple of legislative victories. >> democrats in both chambers are working really hard to get this consequential desperately needed legislation across the finish line. i believe a final deal is within reach. >> the president has been actively involved in brokering a deal moderate senators joe manchin and krysten sinema were back at the white house tomorrow >> chrisank you. >>> some 36 mil

phillip mena. >> if you have been shopping, you may have noticed prices are higher there sa push to untangle the supply chain, getting them off the cargo ships bottlenecked off the coast of florida chris, good morning, the president unveiled new plans to hopefully get supplies moving again. >> that's right. there was a boom of online shopping as covid started and at that time many manufacturers overseas were shutting down, that's what caused this traffic jam of cargo ships off our coast. the plan to unload them worked 24 hours a day, seven days a week president biden announced the ports of los angeles and long beach have committed to clear the backlog. the president says the plan won't work if other parts of the chain don't do it, too >> i want to be clear, this th across the board commitment to going to 24/7. this is a big first step in speeding up the movement of materials and goods through our supply chain but now we need the rest of the private sector cane to step up as well. this is not called a spy chain for nothing. >> the white house says walmart, fed-ex and ups have agreed to move more goods during the overnight hours. the backlog isn't just frustrating. it's much more expens

phillip and other members, both bipartisanship to support this. on the senate side the lead sponsor because senator john cornyn and senator chris koontz and a whole bunch of other folks and want to say thank you so much. this legislation is important because this is a bipartisanship bill, and it ensures that individuals who harm or attempt to harm a u.s. federal officer or employee serving abroad can be brought to justice and prosecuted in the united states. furthermore, this bill improves the safety and the security of not only the agents but any diplomat or any federal employee that works outside the u.s. or overseas by ensuring that crimes that are committed against americans serving abroad can be prosecuted by a united states courts. : as the chairwoman mentioned it's unfortunate what happened. we want to make sure the intent of the law that has been there will be followed and that basically just means that that section 114 of the united states code would say that it also covers foreign jurisdiction. therefore we ask that we support this legislation because as was mentioned on february 15, 2011, i.c.e. special agent disa patta and his colleag