so still no motive. that's the headline, wolf. >> still no motive, but there is some information that sheriff luna did provide that they found large-capacity magazines, 42 rounds were fired by the suspect with his 9-millimeter semi caliber weapon that went in there and simply started killing all these elderly people. i want to get some analysis right now. joining us, cnn senior law enforcement analyst, charles ramsey, former d.c. police chief, the former commissioner of philadelphia. also with us defense attorney shan wu and jennifer amasia is joining us as well. chief ramsey, let me start with you. what stands out to you from these new details we just heard and what authorities were able to recover from the gunman? >> nick covered things pretty well in terms of his analysis of that. the electronic equipment, the amount of firearms ammunition that they recovered, another firearm. i mean there was a lot of evidence that they were able to recover. and even though they can't come up with an exact motive yet

that is, they were very motivated and very correctly motivated.igious point of view. now an initiative is being discussed to raise the draft age, from 18 to 21. and do you think this is a rational proposal. so, i, well , somehow, as they say, i am more brought up, how it says a little in the laws, who would refuse, how i was born and raised in a soviet family. here, as it were, before the revolutionary ones, in principle, i, as a historian myself. eh, after all, they called for the royal service just before 21:00 from the age of 22, my great-grandfather went to the royal service, and we would know him, there was a condition for the royal service. that's specifically from my family. i know the history of my entire family. when you went into the service, here are 20 22 years old. are you in the service are you 22 years old? are you supposed to be married in service? you should already had children, that is, then you have to leave. that is, it’s not that you understand there that the topic is to kill there and everything was stopped. the root of your

we still don't have a motive — the motive. we still don't have a motive but _ the motive.collaborate with us in that portion of the investigation. before _ that portion of the investigation. before i— that portion of the investigation. before i turn the microphone over, i would _ before i turn the microphone over, i would like _ before i turn the microphone over, i would like to thank chief weese and the monterey park police department, the monterey park police department, the federal bureau of investigation, the federal bureau of investigation, the bureau of alcohol and to, the california — the bureau of alcohol and to, the california governor 's offices, district — california governor 's offices, district attorney offices, and the united _ district attorney offices, and the united states department ofjustice, the los— united states department ofjustice, the los angeles county medical examiner— the los angeles county medical examiner corner office, and all the various— examiner corner office, and all the various agencies that assisted us. i'm getting calls all the way fro

>> well, you know that very well could be the motive. but i think law enforcement, arthel are operating an abundance of caution for what they are doing is trying to put the puzzle together to try to determine what the actual motive was. and in doing so as steve rogers just represented they are going now away from the body of a person that the going to work away from that to try to determine who and what this person was all about. and in doing so they now know i'm kind of an identification i am sure of the person. they are going to look at his home. they are going to look at a social media site. they're going to contact individuals who know this individual. in order to put together some portions of this puzzle to try to determine what was his mo motive. if his motive was domestic, the question that begs an answer is why at both of these locations? let me make sure we are clear. while they have said they believe both of those locations are connected, i am sure they are actually trying to connect the dots. one of the ways they are able to d

what kind of motivation does the army have in russia?l, the money is there they pay from 200 to 300,000 rubles, well, this is good money, 3-4 thousand dollars, nowhere in tambov you will not earn a leader to come here to ukraine to kill ukrainians for this, yes, and then they pay, as long as they have money for it, well, there is also motivation, such as a soldier's motivation we fight for each other, let's call it the soldier's brotherhood...not in every part of russia, but we admit that in some parts there is such a motivation where each other stands for each other and they fight, that's two motivations . it's weak, if it didn't sound banal, it's love there to the homeland yes, we protect the homeland, we know that our boys protect their women, children, er, mothers, and that they know that there is such a word bucha, there is such a word astor and that if er, these orcs enter, what will happen what will happen then with their relatives, they are actually fighting for their homes. well, there is also such a concept. i wouldn't want to

so that could be a psychological motive or that could be an extremist motive. but that's simply not known under to take time to investigate this. all we know is that the man is said to be in his twenties to thirty's, and that's not, there's nothing, there's no further detail on on him personally. there are sources saying to the, to the d p, a press agency that he hasn't been known to the police in the past for any kind of extremist behavior. but again, that needs to be reported and, and investigated by the police. and we have to see what, what emerges there, the seems to have been no incident leading up to this attack. the seems looking very, very southern and it's taking people by surprise. it's a very, very shocking incident. indeed. absolutely. perhaps also important context to include though that germany has suffered a number of knife attacks in recent years. to authorities have any suggestion as to why this keeps happening. well, i suppose in many countries you have incidents of violence. you have, you have attacks of all kinds of the stage. i'm that the s

the investigation is ongoing, the motive, we still don't know but the motive there.e sheriff and other people in law enforcement and -- are still with me. carol, what did you make of that press conference? we still don't know the motivation but we do know about the shooting. >> yeah. a couple of things i take away from that press conference, one is how important it is for local law enforcement and federal law enforcement to work together and not just once every few years, they work together all the time so that when something like this happens, they can very quickly jump into action and support each other. the other thing has to do with the legality -- what appears to be from the description, a handgun with a large capacity magazine set that the sheriff said was it, looked like it is illegal in california. that is actually currently being litigated. it was illegal, those types of magazines were illegal. they were deemed illegal by the federal -- the supreme court in light of one of their other opinions related to firearms in a new york city case. they have sent that

maybe it will shed some light on his motive, the two locations, so many people, what it was that motivated him, we'll find out at that time, 6:00 this evening. >> we'll get a lot of information as it is coming in now just in the last 90 minutes. thank you. 25 minutes from now, we'll hear from the sheriff of san mateo county. of course, we'll get more information because this is all happening as we speak in terms of developing. >> somebody who broke the story is jackson jaxon van derbeken. he joins us now by phone. you've been speaking with your law enforcement sources all afternoon. you got first wind of this around 3:00. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, basically, we understand that there's this -- a mushroom farm is quite sprawling and they have two separate crime scenes there involving two victims, and then the secondary -- the other location, there were three victims. two had been confirmed dead at the scene and one was transported to the hospital. it sounds like he may -- or this victim may have also died. but we know of at least six confirmed victims at the scene plus a seve

what's the motivation? >> i don't think the mayor has motivation. i think the monitor clearly communicated with the mayor what he would like to be done and i think the mayor followed the monitor's recommendation. it's hard for a mayor that's just been in the seat for a couple of weeks would truly be able to push back against the monitor at this point. but i think for those that have been around here and have seen many chiefs fall, the common theme when those chiefs fall is that it comes based on the monitor's recommendation. >> you don't blame her? >> i don't blame her for these actions because the actions came from a recommendation from the monitor. if you don't have the report, which brings forth information that is inaccurate, information that is not consistent with providing clear evidence, then i think you put a mayor in a very difficult position. it is a report that is unfair to have to look at, even as i read it. and so i understand the position she was put in. >> chief, if you're truly saying that the monitor is acting -- >> right now you're

the motive? another woman.or the murders with no chance of parole. randi kaye, cnn. >> and john miller's back with us. some of those cases i have forgotten about. and yet they were obviously so huge at the time. yeah. so disturbing. >> the challenges here are that you have got that john smith case, where he killed both of his first wife and his second wife, and kept moving around the country. that was one fbi agent, bob hill and, who would not let go of that case. that is why it is going to trial again this week. if you look at the gayle katz case, this is a plastic surgeon, renowned, doctor robert baron bow, lived on the upper east side, when she disappears he does not report him missing. you see some of the similar themes coming up. another investigator, andy rosen swag would not like a war that case. came back to it years later and found records that baron brown had a pilots license and have gone flying over the ocean and his theory was he had thrown the body out of the plane. he never found the body but the

the problem with motive is always know what it's absolutely impossible to know what someone motive might be. and i can't think of many cases that we've presented, or many cases that we've taken and an advocacy that we've gone forth with where the other side doesn't say something really negative about the motive of the person. you know, they're disgruntled employee or they just want to make money. i'd say, does want to make money is probably one of the most common representations that the our opponents say about that was lower. so i don't think that you need to focus on the went to blow, or what we focus on is the wrong doing that. that was for present just as an aside, when i 1st blew the whistle on the torture program, the government accountability project left to my defense. and one of the things that i learned very early on was that motivation really was irrelevant. my attorney at the time my gap attorney told me that that she wasn't going to focus at all on motivation. that the key was exactly what you just said. it is. is the information correct? is the information true. and then we

establishing the motive part?shootings, we're looking to try and figure out motive between two things, one is it ideological, that's more common with terrorist attacks which we've seen many have. or is it personal motivations. and that i think is where we're heading with the situation. it seems like it was somebody who was possibly known to some of the people. and one, are both more targets. both of them, very close together that usually indicates someone locally. it's unusual in terrorist situations to see the same kind of place struck twice. probably a personal motivation. when you look at how law enforcement descended on the van, they worked quickly, this happened in the middle of the night. it's one of the toughest times to gather evidence. particularly, if you're looking for cc tv, closed caption television, or digital camera security systems. you almost always have to wait till everybody wakes up, they're not even aware, that's the cameras that could catch vehicles, and that's what i'm really looking at righ

possible motive here.thing that they can tell us about the victims, how people in the hospital are doing. we're hoping a chance to speak with sheriff luna here, the los angeles county sheriff. he will be joined by quite a number of people from different law enforcement agencies, as well as local and federal agencies. so this is still in the very early stages of investigation, and there are a lot of people here with a lot of questions. >> natasha chen, thank you so much there at city hall in monterey park, california. when the press conference begins, we will take you there. >>> right now, a public memorial is taking place for lisa marie presley at graceland in memphis, tennessee. ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound ♪ >> the beautiful gift that was lisa marie. her passion, her strength, her brilliance, and her tenaciousness. ♪ the sky frowns to change the scenery ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we stand here with great honor, because we called each other "sissy." i've been with you all for all of -- all your lives, really, a

and any idea of motive at this time? >> no, nothing -- we don't know what the motive is.t the man that turned himself in to the sheriff's department at the substation there, really without any hassle whatsoever. he's acknowledged that he did this. he's an asian american individual. it's been reported that they are chinese agricultural workers. there's also a sizable hispanic american farm workers on the coast side too. so, we're waiting to hear from the sheriff's department. and i've been notified that the president's homeland security adviser has briefed the pres president. and the president has said that federal law enforcement will provide all necessary assistance to the local law enforcement effort. >> do you know -- and again, there's a lot we don't know. so, obviously, just -- if you don't, you don't. given that there were multiple locations, two locations at one spot and then another location, does it seem like this was something targeted, that the person had various targets in mind? >> well, it seems intentional to me. i mean, he knew exactly where he was going an

what was the suspect's motive? >>> plus, more classified documents discovered at president biden's private home. where does it end? >>> and the president about to get a new top aide at the white house. why ron klain is out and jeff zients is in. ♪ >>> all right. good monday morning to all of you. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm christine romans. officials in southern california last night identifying the gunman who killed ten people and wounded another ten at a ballroom in monterey park, that's east of downtown l.a. he is 72-year-old huu can tran. authorities say he died by suicide hours later after police stopped him at a shopping center 45 minutes away in torrance. >> when officers exited their patrol vehicle to contact the occupant, they heard one gunshot coming from within the van. our sheriffs s.w.a.t. team approached and cleared the van and determined the suspect sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was pronounced dead at the scene. >> l.a. sheriff robert lun

what his motives are or were.nty minutes after the mass shooting, authorities say the suspect walked into another dance hall with a gun about 2 miles north of the first crime scene. people were able to wrestle a gun away from him. the suspect then took off in a white van which brings us back to today and a white van pulled over and torrance. the sheriff did not confirm whether the person in that van is in fact the suspect or if that is a suspect's vehicle. you can imagine people are figuring that that is the case. we will wait for more information on this. a press conference will be held shortly. in the meantime, people are here continuing to mourn and they are devastated by this tragedy. >> this weekend was a lunar year celebration. food, music, families, entertainment rights for the kids and it all ended yesterday with this shooting. canceling the new year festival. our hearts and prayers go out to the families of the victims of the ones that were killed. >> again, you have 10 people that were killed and 10 peop

the motive? another woman. cnn. >> back with us, some of those cases i'd forgotten about. they were so huge at the time. yeah. so disturbing. >> i mean, the challenges here are that, you know, you've got, that smith case where he killed both his first wife and second wife and kept moving around the country. that was one fbi agent, bob, who would not let go of that case. that's why it is going to trial again this being. if you look at the gail cats case. the renowned doctor who lived on the upper east side. when she disappears, he doesn't report her missing. you see some similar themes coming up. another investigator, andy, wouldn't let go of that case. came back to it years later and found records that he had a pilot's license and had gone flying over the ocean. his theory was he had thrown the body out of plane. never found the body but they convicted him on the circumstantial case. and in a parole hearing in 2020, he admitted to killing her and throwing her out of the plane. >> both the peterson cases and the

initially ethnically motivated by extremism online and different aspects of correct manifest t here in united states so this loan after threat because it is highly individualized and the way that an individual chooses to go with violence can be subject to so many personal circumstances and the network to catch them and do the intelligent law enforcement works that's been covid, it can be very unpredictable and i've testified several times with director gray and we had lots of conversations here in the homeland and it is real enforcement challenge, a real challenge not only here in this country but also increasingly in other parts of the western world, europe and elsewhere so even as we deal with that challenge which can be considered one, unpredictable but also often times we need to be vigilant about the threat posed by those organizations based overseas that want to conduct this and that's al qaeda and isis, to trust even after both 9/11 sustained pressure, the threat still exists and it's incumbent upon us to stay focused on this to make sure counterterrorism efforts here in the hom

police say a motive isn't yet known. labour calls for a parliamentary investigation into claims the chairman of the bbc helped boris johnson secure a financial loan while he was serving as prime minister. some senior government ministers have defended the bbc chairman's appointment. former british prime minister boris johnson makes an unexpected visit to kyiv to show support for the ukrainian government. he was invited by president volodymyr zelensy who he met with on the trip. president biden�*s personal lawyer says a further six classified documents have been found in the us president's home in the state of delaware. the files were discovered during a 13—hour search of property. you're watching bbc news. now its time for the media show. a warning, this programme includes frank discussion of misogyny, violence and allegations of sexual assault hello and welcome. now, the chances are that six months ago you didn't know who andrew tate was, and the chances are that now you do. 0h, hello, hello... andrew tate�*s a former k

we don't know the motive _ not bp for this shooting.t bp for this shooting. we don't know the motive for the _ not bp for this shooting. we don'tj know the motive for the shooting, but gie give us a sense of relationships in the community. the asian relationships in the community. iie: asian community relationships in the community. tie: asian community is very tight. this lunar new year is one of biggest celebrations in asian culture. so coming off the back of so many anti—asian hate and violence that has been taking place in this country for almost three years and it continues, it hasn't stopped, it has brought us together in a way that's both good and bad i will say. let me explain. good in a way it has built a sense of community and identity. bad, because of why it is bringing us together, because of fear and hate and violence. as you said, which don't know the motive yet of this particular mass shooting, but regardless of that motive, what it's done is instill more fear that we already had. so that's exacerbating an ongoing problem

you don't need to show a motive. you just need to show intent.ean that is not something that might be explored and gone over tomorrow during the arraignment as well. >> appreciate it. with us now john miller, also criminal defense attorney mark o'mara. john, what do you think caused prosecutors to issue the arrest warrant charging murder now? >> i think they've been building toward it all last week with witnesses going into the grand jury telling them the evidence almost as they have been finding it. and i think when you add the science, the part we don't know, we have an idea of a lot of the physical evidence from the complaint issued when they charged him with misleading investigators, but what the manchester state lab was able to put together from blood found in the basement to biological material found at this trash dump and whether they both can be matched to the wife along with a knife and other items, that would likely be the closer for the grand jury when it came to an indictment. >> the norfolk district attorney didn't say what degree th

i doubt we're going to see a motive.s a former prosecutor, you know they don't need one to prove it. but a jury is going to want one. if we see a motive, i think we will see that unfold at trial. >> really, we're gonna follow along. it's happening tomorrow. again, a mother of three. we're learning tonight her husband has been charged with the murder, she's been missing since the new year. john, thank you for the updates. i appreciate it. well, we also know that multiple schools in virginia, they've allegedly been failing to give some students there national merit scholarship recognition. that, before they actually have to apply for college and they submit them. now, the state's attorney general is launching an investigation over what he says is a practice of targeting asian americans. we'll explain more, next. ech: cracked windshield? make it easy and schedule with safelite, because you can track us and see exactly when we'll be there. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits yo

they want ton motive? what was the -- they want to know the motive, what the motive? sometimes it is just depravity, there is a motive? motive. >> it calls for speculation, i would say i think that the answer to that likely resides in the criminal justice fascination he has. that is not uncommon looking in past. the btk killer had a similar background and golden state serial killer with -- was an ex-cop, a case in new york, a bouncer killed someone, i knew the case well, he was fascinated with law enforcement. this guy really seems to be dedicated to this, applied to pullman police to do an internship and wanted to help rural police department develop their thing call forensic program, i do not know more. the focus he had on being in law enforcement and useful to law enforcement and goinged in law enforce -- engaged in law enforce am and not getting there, have to wonder was that a thing that was a lack in himself he needed to prove. trey: and idea of when the trial would begin and whether the evidence is idaho is a death penalty state, whether or not the evidence is

at what point do investigators start considering possible mote motive -- motives for the single mass shooting or potentially attempted other incident if nearby in alhambra? >> yeah, great question. so i have two views on that. my visceral reaction knowing the monterey park area, knowing alhambra area, predominantly asian, i initially thought has got to be a hate crime, racially motivated. hen i learned that the killer is of asian descent. then i learned that he went to another dance hall. so it is possible that this killer has a personal connection to either one or more of dance halls and that there is some kind of personal vendetta that might have existed that led him to do such a heinous crime. that said though, i mean, guy knew, or gillian, that this was the lunar new year celebration. he knew there were thousands of people out celebrating. he knew that most of the people celebrating in monterey park were asian. so law enforcement really has to do a deep dive to find if out whether this was a hate crime. bill: and, brian, you're a local, as you mentioned. this active scene where t

>>> the suspect has been identified as huu can tran you've been asking me about motive we still are not clear on the motive. >> a mass shooting at what should have been a celebration of the lunar new year. what we've learned about the suspected shooter, the ten lives lost, the injured, and those left grieving this morning >>> a small south carolina city is preparing for what could be one of the most intriguing murder trials in the nation as alex murdaugh is accused of killing his wife and son >>> our brie jackson is live in d.c. with the latest on the new batch of a half a dozen items, including documents with classified markings found at president biden's home >>> an emotional farewell to lisa marie presley at graceland, including a poem by her daughter that was read by her mother. >>> and an inspiration in buffalo from recovering bills safety damar hamlin as the road to super bowl lvii continues "early today" starts right now good monday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera a mass shooting leaves a heavy cloud of grief and heartache in monterey park, ca

what was the shooter's motive? our full team coverage ahead. >>> also tonight, the shooting at an iowa charter school. two students killed. a staffer injured. what we're learning. >>> president biden returning to the white house after we learned the fbi found more classified documents at his home. the key questions still unanswered. >>> the verdicts in now for the january 6th rioter that put his feet on nancy pelosi's office. and for oath keepers on trial for seditious conspiracy. >>> jury selection underway for alex murdaugh, the south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son. >>> the dangerous back-to-back storms. we're tracking them. >>> and the major changes the fda is proposing on how often americans should get a covid shot. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from monterey park, california. >> good evening, everyone, from monterey park, the latest american city shattered by mass murder. it happened beyond the doors of this popular dance hall, miles from downtown l.a

in many cases, they have not done, that you don't need to show motive.ed to show intent. however, that does not mean that is something that might be explored and gone over during the arraignment as well. >> appreciate it. with us now chinon -- john miller, criminal defense attorney mark o'mara. john, what do you think caused prosecutors to issue the arrest for a warrant charging with murder now, just getting the evidence? >> i think they have been building towards it all last week with witnesses going into the grand jury, telling them the evidence almost as they've been finding it and i think when you add the science to that and that's the part we don't know. we have an idea of a lot of the physical evidence from the complaint issued when they charged him with misleading investigators. what the massachusetts state lab was able to play together from blood found in the basement to biological material found at this trash dump and whether they both can be matched to the wife along with a knife and other items, that would likely be the closure for the grand j

you have been asking me about motive, we are still not clear about motive.meet the ukrainians returning to dangerous circumstances in towns close to the frontline, despite heavy fighting nearby. the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here and elsewhere who genuinely supported russia. that's not really the case anymore. women's rights marches take place across the us, marking the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade case, which was overturned last year. a public memorial takes place for the singer lisa marie presley at her father's graceland mansion in tennessee, ten days after her death at the age of 5a. and no wipe—out here! it looks like a french surfer has set a new record in california, for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. let's start with developing news and within the last hour police in california say the main suspect in saturday's mass shooting has shot himself dead after being tracked down to a van he was travelling in. 10 people were killed and 10 others injured in the

his soldiers and even brought to the front a special motivator, a sledgehammer .ll the nuances forward, that is, i understand that the worst motivation, the most important motivation for the russians is fear , that is, they are trying to sow fear among their own people and say that it can happen to everyone like this former convict who ended up there with the first in ukrainian captivity, then he was killed there with this sledgehammer, well, after all, there is nothing new, to be honest, i absolutely do not care, because what is happening there is beautiful, not beautiful, and it is simply necessary to destroy everyone. there is no time or desire to follow this well, that's all if well, here's what we imagine it to be about the second world war, about the penalty battalions, about the nkvd officers who shot those who did not want to attack behind the bars, and so on. well, that's all in full execution happens now absolutely everything is full shooting , that is, the practice remains the same. well, if this is what they do, well, and if there, for example, back in

and how that affects like motivation and their self-esteem and what they do in the future.is deciding? i would say it might andre and i are also the old we are first janet college students. and so i'm really thankful for that because i spend a lot of time i'm going stay tuned normal is not academics. like my cousins are ambidextrous. my cousinkene is a welder and ms more money than me i was well into my fur professorship he was happy had a nine -- five job. he was also dyslexic like a lot of people in my family are and did not graduate from high school. i was thought that as a model my doing this wrong i think we need to be more awoke about what it means to be successful. and school smart, even what that means. even what we are talking about academia and school is so old. it is created in a time where information is not in the air. it's only in the heads of the teacher. texas is a quick side note, i'm so proud of the university of washington. i don't know the third of the become university of washington are first-generation students. you mostly seeou that at a publc univers

so that could be a psychological motive. or that could be an extremist motive, but that's simply not known under to take time to investigate this. sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world to day. a church official has been killed and a priest seriously injured after a machete after machete attacks in spain. the attacks happened to churches in the southern city of alga, cirrus, a suspect, was arrested authority say they are investigating possible case of terrors. at least a dozen people have been injured after a bomb exploded near a market in eastern congo authorities in the town of benny say, an unknown person detonated a device hidden in a bag. the victims were taken to hospital and an investigation is underway. social media giant meta says it will restore the facebook and instagram accounts of former best president, donald trump, after a 2 year suspension. the company says the ban will be lifted in the coming weeks. trump was suspended from the platforms after his roll in january 6th. capitol writ

his soldiers and even brought a special motivator sledgehammer to the front line.plication? yes, with all the nuances, i am passing it on in one copy, that is, i understand that the worst motivation, the most important motivation for the russians is fear, that is, they are trying to sow fear among their own people and say that the same can happen to everyone as it did to this former prisoner who ended up there from the first in ukrainian captivity, then they killed him there with their own sledgehammer , well, after all, there is nothing new, to be honest, i absolutely do not care, because what is happening there is beautiful, not beautiful, and it is simply necessary to destroy all of them. what if, who is there that somehow there is neither time nor desire to follow this. well, if it was. well, that's what we imagine about the second world war . in full shooting everything is happening now in full shooting, that is, the practice itself remains. well, if this is what they do, well, and if there, for example, back in the soviet times, they somehow tried to retouch

so that could be a psychological motive, or that could be an extremist motive, but that's simply not known under to take time to investigate this. and all we know is that the man is said to be in his twenties to thirty's. and that's not, there's nothing, there's no further detail on, on him personally. and there are sources saying to the, to the d, p, a press agency that he hasn't been known to the police in the past for any kind of extremist behavior. but again, that needs to be reported and, and investigated by the police. and we have to see what, what emerges there though the seems to have been no incident leading up to this attack the seems looking very, very sudden. and it's taken people by surprise. it's a very, very shocking incident indeed. watching the w news of next is d w. business news with rob watts. i will see you tomorrow with i, she's got an easy.

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we have actors that are motivated and inspired by isis inspired by al qaeda and some are inspired by ideologies that are more domestically bound. racially as thickly bound extremism on the rise in different aspects of the threat manifest here in the united states. so so this lone actors threat -- actor threat because of highly individualized because the way an individual chooses to turn to violence is subject to so many personal circumstances and a large network to be able to do the intelligence long-term to uncover it can be very difficult and i would say with director brien: and conversations about the nature of here on the front land it is a law enforcement challenge and a real challenge for professionals not only here in this country but also increasingly in other parts of the western world within europe. and so even as we deal with that challenge which can be considered oftentimes less sophisticated we have to be very vigilant about the organizations based overseas. and that's principally al qaeda and isis. those two even after the years of 9/11 distress still exists and it's in

again, regardless of what we find out to be the motive. >> absolutely. at this point, right now, it does not matter whether or not it was connected to lunar new year. it happened so closely to lunar new year. whether or not it was connected to a hate crime, it still is terrifying for members of the community. can you tell us more about lunar new year and why it is so significant for the aapi community? >> this is a very special time, to acknowledge our new year -- and, it is a special time for families to come together. communities to celebrate this time. it is one of the most significant holidays for our community. so, for us, this is devastating to hear this type of incident taking place. again, as i mentioned, nearly three years from what we have experienced, which is a rise in violence, hate. it is something that i think our community needs to grapple with in the coming days. this is supposed to be a joyous, celebratory time. so many of us are reeling. i am personally processing the traumatic news. i know that our community needs to look to each othe

we still are not clear on the motive.d that is something that we are all extremely -- we want to know. we want to know how something like this, something this awful can happen. also in regards to the weapons, there was a handgun as i described that was discovered in the van with the suspect. the weapon that was recovered from the alhambra location in which, remember, the suspect went to the alhambra location after he conducted the shooting and he was disarmed by two community members that i consider to be heroes. because they saved lives. this could have been much worse. the weapon that we recovered at that second scene, i'm describing as a magazine-fed semiautomatic assault pistol. not an assault rifle, but an assault pistol that had an extended large capacity magazine attached to it. and that's the pistol that was recovered at the location in alhambra. so with that, i'll come back up for questions after the rest of our partners behind me speak. so i'll turn that now over to the next speaker. thank you. >> i'm congress m

so that could be a psychological motive, or the could be an extremist motive, but that's simply not known under to take time to investigate this. and all we know is that the man is said to be in his twenties to thirty's. and that's not, there's nothing, there's no further detail on him personally. and there are sources saying to the, to the dpa press agency that he hasn't been known to the police in the past for any kind of extremist behavior. but again, that needs to be reported. and, and investigated by the police, and we have to see what, what emerges there though the seems to have been no incident leading up to this attack the seems looking very, very sudden. and it's taken people by surprise. it's a very, very shocking incident. indeed. let us take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. a church official has been killed and a priest seriously injured after machete attacks and spain. the attacks happened at 2 churches in the southern city of august, sir us, he suspect, has been arrested and authority say they are investigating a possible case of terrorism. a

no word yet on a motive.eputies say they are reviewing security video in that area moderate park is about 10 miles east of los angeles. will keep you updated on any development to begin and from there. also broken this morning the justice department seized more classified documents for the presidents private residence just this week. that is the haves as president biden prepares to speak in person with house speaker kevin mccarthy to discuss the new congress, a range of challenges there were they disagree and that of course includes the debt limit. congress is facing a deadline to strike a deal or risk a financial crisis as a treasury department steps and to avoid a government default. in a moment will chat with two moderate lawmakers republican congress meant ryan fitzpatrick of pennsylvania democratic congressman josh gottheimer of new jersey by the china press their way into the most polarized policy debates find solutions but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson outside the white house where there is a mul

and we do not have a motive yet.here is significant impact on the community. they're the tended, they're the families, that the ten have been injured, and their families, but this is community wide. it is not just a community of monterey park. it is the aapi community across this country. it is everybody who want to see gun violence and in this country. are there federal resources you want to see marshaled to make sure that the people of monterey park, and beyond, have what they need as they grapple with the trauma, the grief that is going to come in the weeks, months, and years ahead? >> i do want to say that the white house has already reached out and offered their resources to make sure that people are taking care of. we saw people in the hospitals. we still have the families of those who were killed, and we must make sure that the immediate situation is taken care of. beyond that, what this shows is we have a duty to keep americans safe from gun violence. there are far too many mass shootings, most recently, you'