mcgann and the s.w.a.t.d plan. >> apparently the man laid the gun down once and picked it up, again. the plan as the chief formulated it was the negotiator would talk the man into putting the gun down again, at that point we would try to take a shot on the weapon. >> if the plan fails, it could provoke gittens to shoot himself or fire at police. detective mcgann, armed with his mcmillan .308 caliber rifle braces himself on the back end of a pickup truck about 65 yards away. his finger is on the trigger and his eye is on the scope. >> you look through the scope and your field of vision is very narrowed. i sighted on the gentleman initially although we were there to take a shot on the weapon, the possibility always existed that we would have to take a shot on the individual, depending on what he did. >> mcgann hopes he doesn't have to shoot gittens but is ready for whatever action he's ordered to take. >> about an hour and 45 minutes in to the negotiation, the chief asked if we could take a shot, how confident

also fired upon leaving four more people dead another military barracks hit a cancer hospital in mcgann's killing one woman and see here considerable damage and these are just a few examples of what people in the east have gone three. not short on we were with. my eyes in the bush here. today yeah you with the boys you know good day michigan who should think that given the notion that measure pretty good if you look around you we see you going to the street and you're welcome this year but when you've done it it doesn't have to be when you made your god was the decision you know students use the word stunning was not the best you i'm seeing here when you know you might have appear well antigovernment fighters and now abandon the cities of surveillance income or tourist partly they say because both were indefensible the other reason given is that they could do nothing to prevent civilian casualties caused by the government bombardment they've now pulled back towards the regional capital here bunya sq on the ukrainian army has now entered the towns after almost two months of deadly shelling

gm did not turn over everything it knew, what are we going to do to say we don't have the rubble mcgann and we don't have to count on companies that have that management and bad culture? when can we rely on government to have a good shot at spotting the rubble before they go years and years and kill a bunch of people? over the last 10 years, nitsa has record -- has issued over 1200 recalls affecting 95 million vehicles. that does not even count the latest round of recalls that have occurred. i don't want to give you the impression that the way this works is 100% of the time, nitsa is responding to a time limits warning from a car company and then going back and trying to look at the data to figure out whether a recall will happen. it happens all over the map. recallss we issue before an automaker has identified a problem. that happens. can we do better? of coarse we endeavor to always do better and that's what i have asked our ig to take a look at the circumstances of this particular incident to see if there's other protocols we can adopt that will improve our ability to handle the next

gm did not turn over everything it knew, what are we going to do to say we don't have the rubble mcgann and we don't have to count on companies that have that management and bad culture? when can we rely on government to have a good shot at spotting the rubble before they go years and years and kill a bunch of eople? >> over the last 10 years, nitsa has record -- has issued over 1200 recalls affecting 95 illion vehicles. that does not even count the latest round of recalls that have occurred. i don't want to give you the impression that the way this works is 100% of the time, nitsa is responding to a time limits warning from a car company and then going back and trying to look at the data to figure out whether a recall will happen. it happens all over the map. sometimes we issue recalls before an automaker has identified a problem. that happens. can we do better? of coarse we endeavor to always do better and that's what i have asked our ig to take a look at the circumstances of this particular incident to see if there's other protocols we can adopt that will improve our ability to handl