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new mark morris performers at the aspect -- nicole parker. - as it was happening earlier, what can you add what you learned now you mark. >> percival i would like to explain it fbi field offices are extremely secure and did you have these barricades in place just stop individuals of this nature mikael ymer in the fbi miami i can tell you that employee entrance and there is an arm gate, you have to put in your card, within a specific code and then it goes up and there is a barrier and you has to go down in order for you to enter the office. it wouldn't be the first time that a nonfbi employee tried to tailgate an employee and gain entrance in to the fbi office chemicals barricades work and we saw that happened today. fbi field offices have been the target of, you know, threats. this is not the first time. we don't know the details at this point and was a terrorist related? what i do know from individuals sources that i have is that this potentially may have been someone who the fbi had been notified of bolo copy on the lookout for certain indiv

let's bring in former fbi special agent nicole parker along with criminal defense attorney. thank you for coming. you heard the report there, nicole. you have this 18-year-old who's talking about confidential informant and he says the plan is he's going to go into his first church with a pipe unless he can get a gun from his dad. kneecap people, stop them and then use you taint canisters to set the place on fire. what do you think about this whole plan going over the past two and a half years. >> well this is an example of what we call a lone offender and they are happening and this is happening all over the united states and thank goodness that the fbi stop this individual who could have caused drastic harm. from my understanding this gentlemen had started having these lots and interacting with isis and becoming sympathetic towards isis during covid. he had been home from school and was on his laptop computer and was not attending school and he started looking things up. there was data that was on that school issued laptop that showed that he was sympathetic towards isis and

nicole parker joining us live by phone. we appreciate that. are going to keep our eye on this as it is breaking news. there's also this breaking news on former president donald trump in court at this hour. the state supreme court. that's a live look outside of it here in new york city. the judge just announced at 96 jurors, prospective jurors have been brought into the courtroom. that happened just now. a total of 200 jurors present today. we are being sworn in, john. that is obviously breaking news. we will keep monitoring the courthouse for news. the one going back to san francisco and the golden gate bridge. most folks have been trapped in their cars for 4 hours. there were probably in the carlos pereira period of time before getting stuck on the ridge. speak to someone -- i told you that was going to be an issue. we should point out, it's 57 degrees. it's not like folks are stuck in 90 degrees temperatures. total inconvenience, a lot of discomfort. they are turning some vehicles around as you can see, heading them back into marin county. t

nicole parker, is he just had a brian report, they have four individuals. so obvious you when we learn anything about these individuals, i do bit of light on what may have happened here, and also to point out at, taking four people into custody and it turns out of the only can hold one or two over them. they grabbed four people at any rate. >> that is exactly what i was going to say, i will echo your sentiments because law enforcement and when the something active going on like this and there's any suspicion this person may have been a shooter are was in a possession of a firearm, you are going to handcuff that individual until you know they're not the suspect. with four people being arrested and they are in custody, does not mean that it's verified it's it's the individual who was actually shocked someone. four in custody right now, that could definitely changed on the road but right now it's a very fluid situation. responding to these types of events, the number 1 concern again is making sure the gunfire ends and that those who may have been firing those

everybody is expected to be, okay,, nicole parker, the former fbi special agent, which makes of all ofs. nicole, great to have you, sorry under these circumstances but what do you make of this? >> while livers thing that i noticed is that this was obviously a preplanned event, ramadan, in the park event, around 1000 attendees open to the general public. there is not public, when it's the public, with law enforcement is difficult to control the area. but i didn't know that they said they did have a detailed -- detail in place. that is so important for people to understand, those large events, many attendees, law enforcement as intelligence going into the event. they know these are potential targets for terrorism and violence, for active shooters. they were prepared. as you mentioned the officers were giving parking tickets, the higher gun shots and immediately they respond. this female officer who engaged and it neutralized the threat, that is a very heroic and courageous thing to do. especially in a large group of individuals. i think also it is important to note is that involvement of

nicole saphier. also host of the ben ferguson podcast, with ted cruz parker hesse, ben ferguson himself. all great stuff you have to put your life. let us go straight to eric shawn who is life outside the new york state supreme court with more on the jury selection which were not successful yesterday, they kicked up within 50 people yesterday after looking at 96 people. >> yes, there was more than half kicked out. the lawyers are questioning the potential jurors as they sit in the jury box. it does not seem like it is going any better than it is yesterday. we find out that the district attorney wants to hold the former president in contempt of court. filing a motion that could actually seek the president going behind bars if it continues and not cut it out. it brings a motion to court asking that the president be held in contempt and it centers on three social media posts that the former president made recently. the prosecutor says that they are in violations of the gag order. the office is demanding that trump be fined $1,000 for each of these closings where he attacked michael cohen an

was up against fellow tv star sarah jessica parker from sex and the city, sheridan smith went in her pants. yeah, just wearing a very see through dress. nicole. i'm sorry this is such a girl thing. she looked stunning, beautiful black dress, but the one thing our. england won one thing our. dear england won as well, evidently, which is a play as well, evidently, which is a play about southgate's reign as england boss, and i have to say , england boss, and i have to say, i've been see it. and that is brilliant. that's the only thing i can talk knowledgeably about. >> apart from the lovely frocks that big, didn't it? and that won big, didn't it? and they praised for they were being praised for being inclusive because being really inclusive because it brought football fans into the theatre fans the theatre, and theatre fans learned about football, learned stories about football, and it was two worlds that don't normally huge success. >> and i found that a little bit patronising. as someone that actually football patronising. as someone that actualweek, football patronising. as someone that actualweek, and football patronising. as someone that a