let me bring back frank fi figliuzzi. >> we've got clearly a mass shooting on our hands. this would make the 132nd mass shooting of just this year that's more mass shootings this year than days in the year so far. this was a quick response by the police we don't know the cause of death. that hasn't been released this in other words, was this a self-inflicted wound by the shooter or did the police or say a bank security guard, since this seemed to be located around abank, who was responsible for neutralizing the shooter we don't know. we'll learn that in a bank or commercial environment, lots of cctv, lots of security cameras i'm already seeing video posted. in the video i've seen posted, i can hear multiple gunshots i can hear police say active shooter in the bank. how do you evacuate commercial office buildings people have reported to work do you tell them to shelter in place or evacuate. i could hear a police officer saying get out of your car. >> it seems like the response was very swift, the fact that they arrived on scene as the shooting was taking place. now we're l

, including marjorie taylo greene, are encouragin protests nbc news national security analyst frank figliuzzis wit us he's also former assistant director for the fbi frank, you track this stuff. what do you think we are in for? >> so, here is my caution to law enforcement, and who everyone, really, that this is a security marathon, not a sprint i say that because it's a very very early and while all eyes are focused on new york city right now, fo tuesday, let's understan something. we're in for a protracted tria in this manhattan case and then even later, but we're in for possible charges in fulton county, georgia and then perhaps even later, we're in for federal charges i two separate grand jury cases. so, everyone needs t understand that, yes, we nee to get through tuesday and nex week, of course. but we are in for the long haul and when i say we, we as a nation, we as a law enforcemen community, we are in for a stress test, a lot like bank regulators do with banks, to see if they can handle stressors and instability in the finance an economic world. we're doing that right now, as nypd, the

that's the goal moving forward frank figliuzzi and ken dilanian, thank you both. >>> now, this morning the investigation into a deadly parking garage collapse in new york's lower manhattan is just getting started. take a look at this stunning video. after the second floor collapses into the first, it pancakes into the basement officials say one person was killed and five people were injured and a source familiar with the investigation is telling us this ring video footage is specifically being investigated the new york city department of buildings says the garage had four open violations before the incident, but police official say the collapse appears to be an accident. they don't suspect any criminality. >>> up next, on ana cabrera reports, donald trump's long-time former cfo is a free man released just this morning from jail. what's next in the former president's legal fights. >>> and right now, the house of mickey mouse is battening down the hatches in his fight against disney is that fight helping or hurting ron desantis politically help make trading feel effortless. and its custo

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we've got to get better at that. >> frank, figliuzzi, i thank you. i know we're going to be talking with you in the future i want to thank you for being with us this morning as we continue our coverage of this horrible stratragedy. four people have died had a shin a shooting this morning. jim kavanaugh, this is another case of police as frank was saying, you know, when they go to work in the morning, they're not sure what their going to be confronted with, but this is one of those cases where they just went in and took out the shooter one way or another, one in critical condition now what are you seeing as far as now the investigation and the motives, we don't know what weapon or weapons were used. we don't know if this person is a former employee or a current employee of this bank, but what are you seeing now that authorities are undertaking at this moment? >> do i have you >> yes, i'm here. >> sorry, go ahead. >> the reason these workplace sha shooters get identified so quickly is that living witnesses know who they are. when law enforcement gets t

greg bluestein also joining our coverage "new york times" reporter katie benner and our friend frank figliuzzint director for counterintelligence. greg, katie and frank thank the lord all msnbc contributors. greg, take us through what you and your paper are reporting >> yeah, i'm happy to help you zig and zag any day. we have a letter from district attorney fani willis where she's indicating her timeline to announce indictments is now between july and september, which is a significant shift because 134 legal experts thought it could be as soon as next month but it's also a clear signal she might be trying to obtain an indictment against the former president and his allies she's also asking law enforcement officials to be prepared for protests and other potential threats of violence around the fulton county courthouse regarding her decision >> let me read that part of her letter it says open source intelligence has indicated the announcement of decisions in this case may provoke a significant public reaction we have seen in recent years that some may go outside of public expressions of opinion

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transmission o national defense information and or foot retention of classified documents let's bring in frank figliuzzinal securit analyst and author of the fb way, inside the bureau's cod of excellence. i think the big question really everyone i talked to us about this, why does a 2 -year-old junior member of the massachusetts air national guard have access to classifie documents about the war in ukraine? >> great question, and it's teachable moment for all of us , because the reality is alicia, that across th military branches. this is the norm the demographic with the skill sets to function as i. t specialist, cyber specialist , even assistant ministers are the youngest members of th military that's what my sources tell me across the military services s it's really not a question of, hey, we need older people to do this. but rather, we need to figur out that we need the defense department how to better lockdown our information and classified data, even from those who have what are called administrative purposes. because they administer th network, the program, th database that is why jacquerae had t

of national defense information the willful retention of classified documents let's bring in frank figliuzziis an msnbc nationa security analyst and the autho of the fbi way, the bureau cod of analyst i think the big question tha everyone has talked about this why does a 21-year-old junio member of the massachusett international guard have acces to classified documents abou the war in ukraine >> great question, and i presents a teachable moment fo all of us. because the reality is tha across the military branches this is the norm the demographic with the skill sets to function as i specialist, cyber specialists, even system administrators, ar the youngest members of th military that is what my sources tell me, across the military services so it is really not a question hey, we need older people to d this who we trust more, bu rather, we need to figure out, we, meaning the defens department, how to bette lockdown our information and classified data, even from those who have, what are called, administrative privileges. because they administer th network, the program, th database that is why ja

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frank figliuzzi formerly with the fbi and an msnbc national security analyst so much emotion yet again, ken let's talk nuts and bolts if we can. to start, what's the latest on this >> chris, police say they arrived at the bank in the center of louisville around 8:30 a.m.and greeted by a hail of gunfire. there were reports of shots fired. the police immediately began firing back. the suspect was kid. the police are not saying or aren't sure yet whether he was killed by a police bullet or took his own life. two officers were shot or wounded in the exchange of gunfire. one critically and was taken to surgery. the other brought to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. as you said, four people killed inside the bank. eight wounded total, included the officers brought to the hospital police have not yet said what type of weapon was used or what the motive was they did say this was either a rrt or former employ of the bank we were told earlier that they were investigating this as an incident of workplace violence, chris. >> ken, i know there's another press conference set for 3:00.

also joining us, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence, frank figliuzzi. ron, to you here, what are you seeing where you are i see a lot of people behind you, but a lot of media. >> yeah, a lot of media. we're in a park across the street from the courthouse over in that direction. on this side you have trump supporters, you can see the red maga hats, you can see the flags for donald trump there is a small determined band of protesters, demonstrators and a lot of media we're in a very enclosed area in this park. the police have sort of corralled people in here and they're trying to keep the sides separated. on that side is trump. if you pan over on the other side over here, past this barrier, there are some supporters of antitrump demonstrators over there you can see the signs saying things like trump jails, we believe stormy daniels, that sort of thing. we're waiting for marjorie taylor greene to arrive. we haven't seen her yet. there is a press conference scheduled for around -- shortly around 10:30, the bottom of the hour earlier representative george sa