. >> we learned that agents from quantico, virginia, are being sent in to assist and can you talk a little bit about the advantages that they would bring to the investigation and obviously local authorities are taking the lead on this as well. >> the behavior analysis unit, this is the sort of thing they look at day in and out and they are professionals hired specifically to do that work or look at what we could've done to prevent this and what were the warning signs because we have seen it happen in other instances in san bernardino and here in youtube and at various other locations so the warning signs are the things we need to try to figure out why we did not see this and how seriously do we take it when somebody says i want to kill that person and i think people are sometimes afraid to go to somebody and say my neighbor said they were angry and they said they want to kill this person and they feel like they are taking it out of context but you have to take all of these things seriously because what it boils down to is you don't know what is going on in a person's personal life that may

we are flying national assets from quantico virginia. we will be providing logistics, forensic equipment and analysis. and the fbi will assist in the analysis of the crime scene. >> reporter: the atf has also joined in on this investigation and have provided a five explosive sniffing dogs for the area. the reason for that is that they are searching not only this facility but the vta facility where the shooting happened this morning. they are searching three other facilities and headquarters. they want to make sure that there are no hidden explosives anywhere that could potentially hurt anyone. unfortunately, this all takes time. there is a very large facility by me and it will take hours upon hours for technicians with those dogs as well as bomb robots to go in and clear the scene and make sure it is safe for the corner to go in and retrieve the bodies of those who lost their lives today when they were simply going to work. >> that is absolutely horrific. and the tragedy is just continuing to unfold. >>> it has been a day of anguish for

assistance in the form of evidence response and recovery and we are flying national assets from quantico, virginia, and we will be providing ballistics and technical forensic equipment and analysis and we will be bringing teams and from other divisions throughout the fbi to assist in the analysis of the crime scene. >> reporter: it is not just this location and they are searching three other bus yards as well as headquarters for any signs of explosive devices. there will be no light real service for at least a while at this point and it is unknown when that can come back and it ended at noon. they are searching all the facilities and nothing can happen in this investigation until any possibility of an explosive devices cleared and those families who lost loved ones in there, those remains are still inside at this point and nothing can happen until they get these facilities cleared of any potential explosives. >> before you go, i want to give the audience a little bit of perspective where you are standing on the buildings that are around this area and why there were so many officers able

now is this investigation with multiple assist from atf and fbi and fbi sent some people out from quantico to make sure they can help process the mountains and mountains of evidence much much quicker. >> they want to make sure the building is safe before they are able to go in and do anymore processing. i do want to talk little bit about the timing of this because there were two shift changes happening, not only at the vta where the night shift was going home and the day shift was coming in to start their workday but also there is a shift change happening at the sheriff's department. can you talk about that and how it impacted the response? >> reporter: the sheriff's department, these guys get off the graveyard shift around 6:00 a.m. and this was 6:30 for the morning and it takes a while to d gear and for them to get on board and briefed and get geared into their cars and ready to roll here out of the government center in san jose so you had double the amount of deputies around whenthis ooting e morning anra over to that building behind me right now that has turned into a crime scene we ha

. >> reporter: i'm told that 50 federal agents are here from across the country, including quantico, virginia. we are learning a lot from sources both privately and publically. they returned to the scene, one day after perhaps the worst day of his life. >> it's been heart. >> reporter: he was in building b when his co-worker calls telling him to get everyone out because there was a shooter. minutes later, he was killed. >> it's tough. i would say he saved our lives. he gave us a call. i'm sure he was calling others. >> reporter: inside that same building, dozens of federal agents continue to process the crime scene and find new evidence. three semiought mat -- semiautomatic handguns. >> we are estimating preliminary, 39 shots fired. >> reporter: there are reports he may have been selecting targets. the sheriff's office says he was a disgruntled vta employee for many years. law enfocement sours say co-workers complained about him making racist remarks and boasting about having guns and explosives. he was a suggest of a hearing scheduled for yesterday. the hearings can lead to discipli

the problem was, there was this enormous backlog at quantico. >> the funeral services were held at st6,000 people showed up. >> within an hour of the funeral ending, police came to myhous and they asked if there was any kevin to be capable of doing something like this. and before the question even came out of their mouth, my answer was no. >> said, would you please talk to an attorney? no obligation. >> chad felt that the police were focusing on kevin. they kept dropping by the house. >> kevin and i were like, we're fine, what do we need an attorney for? >> reporter: it had been 4 1/2 months since riley disappeared when police say they have a development. >> it's the evening, kevin's been working since 4:30 that morning. they go to the police station. >> they took her down the hallway, they took me -- it was like a room up on a stage. walk up the stairs, then it was real, real small room. >> they had the capacity to videotape the entire interrogation. but they don't. >> and then all of a sudden, out of nowhere, he looked at me and said, we have reason to believe that you killed riley.

these are teams coming from quantico, l.a., sacramento and san francisco.e says evidence collection will continue the next several days. >> amanda, thank you. >>> san francisco's mayor says she's been in close contact with san jose's mayor. the tragedy brought up haunting memories of san francisco's deadly shooting on 101 in 1992. 19 that. 1993. a gunman killed eight people. up until yesterday, that had been the bay area's deadliest mass shooting. >> it was really tragic for the bay area for our region. and it's tragic for our country. that this continues to be the normal. >> if you need some support, go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally. >>> flames could be seen for miles. what health officials are saying tonight about the flaring at the richmond refinery. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated in california you're eligible to win $1.5 million. is the new vaccine lottery enough of an incentive? >> and dream force is returning to san francisco. the big changes attendees can expect. >> big changes are coming for the weekend. we're talk heat. it is goin

these are teams coming from quantico, l.a., sacramento and san francisco. he says evidence collection will continue the next several days. >> amanda, thank you. >>> san francisco's mayor says she's been in close contact with san jose's mayor. the tragedy brought up haunting memories of san francisco's deadly shooting on 101 in 1992. 19 that. 1993. a gunman killed eight people. up until yesterday, that had been the bay area's deadliest mass shooting. >> it was really tragic for the bay area for our region. and it's tragic for our country. that this continues to be the normal. >> if you need some support, go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally. >>> flames could be seen for miles. what health officials are saying tonight about the flaring at the richmond refinery. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated in california you're eligible to win $1.5 million. is the new vaccine lottery enough of an incentive? >> and dream force is returning to san francisco. the big changes attendees can expect. >> big changes are coming for the weekend. we're talk heat. it is go

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one of them is in quantico, is pitted against the city administration and a powerful contract. his family has lived in the urban village of young g for generations. once it was a farming village with 3000 inhabitants. now it has become home to over 70000 migrant workers in the middle of the financial district of one. jo, please, why they tearing it down so early at 6 am, because they want to do it in secret. we 1st met lee, his wife and 2 children in 2012 day out the last remaining residence in their building. not long ago, 50 people share the same roof. they had come to the city from the countryside in the hope of a better life. leach jones family has own a house in the surrounding plot of land for generations. he has documents to prove it. oh, john, this is a title deed from the 32nd year of the republic of china. anyway. that would be 1943. you only in the 8th month of the moon, only 70 years ago. she still haven't years. she's older than the communist party. those are older than the people's republic of china. don't. don't quite look warlock, back me. this document is not j

he worked with training and education command in quantico.00 people have been charged with the capitol breach including 40 veterans. >>> a new poll is showing where americans prefer to get their health guidance. a new poll from the harvard school of public health show they have more confidence in the nurses and doctors they know over institutions like the cdc 70% said they had a great deal of trust in the health care workers they know while only 52% said that about the cdc. the numbers got even lower for the national institutes of health and the fda. >>> taking a big risk helped save one man's life. he found that people may be more giving than we may think kttc's kila fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: taking a chance on the generosity of others. >> i got a kidney. >> he took a creative angle. >> reporter: we first met jim here holding a sign on the side of the highway six months later a match has come forward and the transplant is complete. >> it made me think that he must be at his witt's end if he is standing out there in the cold hold

we do know that the fbi brought in special folks from quantico that air evidence gatherers 80 f havehe o d, and arson and fire investigators, which are very good at what they do. have a number of different resource is available to him back in quantico, so that's gonna be helpful over at the v t a facility. very similar thing. however everything's just frozen in time. they're they're having to sweep the entire building and buildings to make sure there aren't any devices explosive devices secondary explosive devices before they can do too much more in terms of even body recovery or evidence. gathering sad situation mark first. responder protocol was announced right at the beginning of this. can you explain what that protocol is? also you've been afforded a first responder pretty much all your life. what was your opinion on how the first responders did today. well, i'm not saying anything out of school. it's already been said by a number of people. i just want to echo it. it was shift change at the sheriff's office, which is adjacent to the vt. a facility so you had a number of officers

. >> we have brought out our evidence response team from the quantico lab. they will be conducting forensic analysis. they will also be doing ballistics analysis. >> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs also found explosive material in a locker investigators believe belonged to cassidy. the sheriff says cassidy acted alone and appears to have executed his co-workers in a calculated way picking and choosing who he would kill telling one person, "i'm not going to shoot you," then killing others. cassidy showed a hatred for his workplace dating back at least five years. a biden administration official says cassidy was detained by u.s. customs agents in august 2016 as he returned from the philippines. in the homeland security memo obtained by the "wall street journal," customs reported that they found "books about terrorism and fear and manifestos as well as a black memo book filled with lots of notes about how he hates the vta." it appears that information was not given to local law enforcement possibly because cassidy answered he had no problems with anybody at work a

fbi investigators in from quantico, virginia, are working with sheriff's investigators to comb the light rail yard for clues. they say this work is gonna continue through the holiday weekend in san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we are hearing from the father and the sister of the vt. a shooter who describes sam cassidy as reclusive and almost paranoid, james cassidy told the mercury news that he thought his son was bipolar. but the 89 year old said that the last time he saw his son on monday, he quote seemed fine. the father also apologized for the tragedy, saying there is nothing he could say to ease the grief of those families. same cassidy sister and who lives in oregon, said her brother quote felt lost her. truthfully it is one of the saddest things that i have seen in my lifetime here in san jose and turning attention out of the victims of the tragedy coming up how santa's the residents are honoring the lives, the nine lives that were lost, plus the new study that shows san francisco's ban on flavored tobacco could be backfiring is. shy. it. now shea. michael rood american is m

the 40 year old from woodbridge, base quantico, is the first active member of the military charged in connection with the insurrection. he spent 18 years with the marines including deployments to iraq and afghanistan. warnagiris joins four national guard members and reservists as well as approximately 40 veterans who are already facing charges. officer brian sicknick died a day after the assault and more than 140 officers were injured including michael fanons who whose body camera captured the mob attacking him while he pleaded for his life. meanwhile some republicans like andrew clyde of georgia continue to down play what happened that day. >> it was no insurrection and to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a bold faced lie. >> reporter: speaker nancy pelosi took issue with clyde's remarks. >> it was beyond denial it fell into the range of sick. >> reporter: in response to the major's arrests the marine corps said today there is no place in the force for racial hatred or e force for rac extremism, and vowed to assist investigators if called upon. the major could face decades be

one of them is li, tga in quantico. he is pitted against the city administration and a powerful contractor. his family has lived in the urban village of young g for generations. once it was a farming village with 3000 inhabitants. now it has become home to over 70000 migrant workers in the middle of the financial district of one jo. please a little while they tearing down so early at 6 am because they want to do it in secret. we 1st met lee, his wife, and 2 children in 2012 se or the last remaining residence in their building. not long ago, 50 people share the same roof. they had come to the city from the countryside in the hope of a better life. lee jones family as own the house and the surrounding plot of land for generations. he has documents to prove it. oh, john, this is a title deed from the 32nd year of the republic of china, the way stands. that will be 1943. you only read in the 8th month of the moon. only 70 years ago. she's the 70 years. she's older than the communist party. those are older than the people's

more than a dozen special crime scene recreation experts from fbi headquarters in quantico, virginia, up their mobile headquarters, hoisted the american flag and began documenting what sources describe as multiple, complex crime scenes. from the outside parking lot to several rooms in both building b and the main vta maintenance facility itself. their investigators recovered three nine millimeter handguns plus 32 separate high capacity magazines, all loaded with additional ammunition. according to sources, preliminary analysis shows that all the shots were fired from close range. "the wall street journal" reported that homeland security officials flagged the gunman, samuel james cassidy, back in 2016 when he returned from a trip to the philippines. customs agents found several books about terrorism as well as a black memo book filled with notes about how he hated the vta. >> obviously, can't talk about anything related to current investigations. >> this man is director of the regional intelligence center in san francisco. he has not seen the dhs memo "the wall street journal" cited in

and then between quantico and the pentagon those of the areas that ie will bounce between. >> let's talk about branson. at the beginning, i guess as the project went on then you realize branson is serious. he sees this as the next frontier. personally i know he spent billions of dollars but these are very hard charging guys that like the future like elon musk. but what was your sense of branson? publicity? i want to do something different or how dedicated was he quick. >> i think he was very dedicated. >> surprisingly frankly. >> here is the reason why. it's important to go back and realize the centrality of this boutique aviation firm the first built spaceship two and one. it explains why mike made that mistake in 2014 and why there were not all these failed states built into the spaceship so we remind in 1996 there is a contest the first private leave built spacecraft to reach space twice in two weeks. so in 2000 for the contest is about to expire and here comes a small aviation firm they build spaceship one smaller version of spaceship to and use the unique airlines configuration it g

the problem was there was this enormous backlog at quantico. >> the funeral services were held at st.> we all decided that we were going to wear pink. we had ribbons and pins with her picture. >> the little girl who loved pink is mourned by family and fries ts small sohwt suburban town of wilmington. bits of pink were seen throughout the funeral service for riley fox. >> there were lots of photographers and reporters watching people come in and out of the church. >> the police are there, too, but to surveil, to observe, to watch for the killer. >> there were two detectives with video cameras pointed at kevin fox. >> within an hour of the funeral ending, police came to my house. and they asked if there was any reason that i would believe kevin to be capable of doing something like this. and before the question even came out of their mouth, my answer was no. >> at one point officers asked if they would mind if they asked tyler, the son, a few questions. >> tyler fox is an incredibly important witness. he's the first person who sees that his sister is missing. he should have been intervi

. >> we have brought out our evidence response team from the quantico lab.y will be conducting forensic analysis. they will also be doing ballistics analysis. >> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs also found explosive material in the locker investigators believe belonged to cassidy. the sheriff says cassidy acted alone and appears to have executed his coworkers in a calculated way, picking and choosing who he would kill, telling one person, i am not going to shoot you, then killing others. cassidy showed a hatred for his workplace dating back at least five years. a biden administration official says cassidy was detained by u.s. custody customs agent as he returned from the philippines. in a homeland security memo obtained by the "wall street journal", customs reported they found quote, books about terrorism and fear and manifestoes as well as a black memo book filled with lots of notes about how he hates the vta. it appears that information was not given to local law enforcement, possibly because cassidy answered he had no problems with anybody at work and there w

password protected and asked him for assistance in opening up the devices otherwise they may be sent to quanticoto them. the other ongoing investigation is into allen weisselberg involved in two criminal investigations, one involving his role as chief financial officer of the trump organization. another one into his personal taxes. the one into the taxes has stemmed in part from information provided by his former daughter-in-law. she spoke last night to erin burnett and said that donald trump and allen weisselberg are one and the same and when asked if she thought weisselberg would cooperate against the former president she said without hesitation yes. that is the big question for prosecutors as they continue to dig into allen weisselberg and the trump organization. we should be clear, kate, allen weisselberg has not been accused of any wrongdoing. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. great reporting. >>> up next for us four months in how do americans feel president biden is doing? new poll numbers offer a remarkably clear picture. ed of . next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and ret

fbi teams from quantico, los angeles, sacramento, san francisco joining this investigation with shares investigators as well. we are live in san jose. >> cornell, before you go, are investigators revealing whether they have an idea on a motive? we have heard he had grievances against vta and passed up some people he could have shot and let them live. why? >> reporter: right. we asked a sheriff that. she said in the wake of nine lives lost, it is really hard to talk about or even understand the motive but they are looking. so far, no motive yet but they are looking for any possible notes or any possible manifesto this gunman may have left behind. >> cornell, thank you. >> we are learning more about the men killed yesterday. we are hearing from their families and friends in an exclusive interview you will see only on abc7 news. the widow of victim lars kepler lane spoke with us. they couple had been working there for almost 2 decades. they plan to retire next year. >> vicki lane is picking up the pieces alone. her husband and best friend of 22 years, killed. >> he was my soulmate. he was

the fbi agents that flew in the other day from quantico, virginia. they've also started helping santa's a sheriff's investigators. in the collection of evidence. we'll talk more about that coming up at five o'clock for now. i'm just a gary ktvu fox two news live in san jose. alex will hit back to you on jesse. obviously, we have the reporting that authorities say that the nine victims were targeted here. how are we to employees kind of making sense of the fact that that's certain? people were targeted in this act of violence. well, alex. obviously it's zumba thing that's going to sit with with all employees of e t. a is from upper management all the way down there shattered by this one of the things that i asked the sheriff's department was the fact that considering the amount of munitions weaponry that cassidy had with him at the time he took his own life, had not sheriff's deputies and police officers approached. prompting him to kill himself. had that not happened. would he have targeted other employees? and would he have kept killing in the light

fbi investigators in from quantico, virginia, are working with sheriff's investigators to comb the light rail yard for clues. they say this work is gonna continue through the holiday weekend in san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news san jose community continuing to show support for families of those nine people killed. some had been with the v e t a for more than 20 years and were familiar face. he says in the city off this morning, we saw evita best driver taking pictures of the growing memorial outside of city hall. he said that he knew three of the workers who died. other people we spoke with simply wanted offer their condolences. it's happened her own backyard. i mean, it's you know, it happened so much. you're kind of numb to it. but you know, i mean, he's so close to home, vita and i take the bus everywhere. so hearing that it happened to you know those workers little it's home, i guess. and last night about 2000 people gathered at city hall plaza to remember the victims and also hear from their loved ones. a trust fund has now been set up to help support. the families of the nine v

he had been based at quantico since last summer.he major is accused of scuffling with lisa and helping other members of the mob force their way into the capital building. >>> this morning, drivers in several states are sitting in gas lines, despite operations resuming on the colonial pipeline. we're learning, the hackers that attacked the biggest gap gas pipeline in the country got paid millions of dollars in ransom money. jobina fortson with that at the live desk. >> thank you, ready. sources tell abc news they received the payment in the low millions. the fbi is investigating but has long advised private companies not to pay ransom after these attacks for fear of incentivizing more attacks down the road. meanwhile, gas shortages are plaguing parts of the country, at least 15 states and washington dc are now reporting stations that have completely run dry. these gas shortages could last for days. >> though the colonial pipeline remains open, it may still be a headache, a chore to find gas stations with fuel for the next 1 to 2 week

reporter jesse gary live there at the shooting scene once again, jesse heather fbi agents in from quantico, virginia, are working in conjunction with sen. santa clara county sheriff's investigators as they comb the vt. a light rail yard that is behind me. also today, vita employees light rail operator. rouz and mechanics met to express their feelings. their sadness over the murder of nine of their co workers. more than three dozen vt. a light rail operators and mechanics participated in an open forum meeting at their union's headquarters in campbell was a chance from members to express concerns and sadness over wednesday's mass murder. today. we just opened up and we wanted them to express their feelings. talk to us talk amongst one another, you know, be supportive of it on another while employees continue grieving the nine lost souls. santa clara county sheriff's investigators continue piecing together clues surveillance video shows sam cassidy walking between buildings a and b inside the vt. a light rail yard. he did go into building b. where we understand. he normally works and has a lo

and then we have we're coming to an agreement with marine corps museum in quantico. there is a helicopter one helicopter. as one helicopter left that still has the interior in it that president bush flew. on so he flew on several of these helicopters below the years the interiors have been. change because of the age of the helicopters, but there's one left with what's called the reagan interior. and it would have been the helicopter one of the helicopter with the interior that president pushed flu on so that's coming. uh, either late this year or next year and so we'll build a building out there for the helicopter and the locomotive and one thing that we've always needed was some type of rest restaurant facilities, so i think we're either going to do. package mails or hot meals we're not sure yet, but they'll be they'll be something there to eat. so hopefully we get open soon. i'm really looking forward to getting open. i'm the kind of guy like to go out and meet visitors in the rotunda. and my say hello to volunteers and staff and and hopefully that'll be that'll be

svr officer that was coming to clear the drop so they actually took him to a small jail south of quanticoa regional jail and kept him there overnight and the the svr never came and cleared the drop site, but it was in the car as they were driving him down there. he started trying to talk as a colleague to the two fba agents instead of just arrested him and finally they said bob. don't talk to us anymore. you're no longer a colleague. you're a spy. so it was a bit cathartic moment. but those were the exact words if i understood your question. keith melton, oh, i'm sorry, bob go ahead two weeks before all rich aims was addressed. it was arrested alder james went to the chief of the soviet division at cia. and alder james said, you know, i'm coming to the end of my assignment in the counter in the counter narcotics group, and he said now i'm looking i'm looking for my next job the chief of the ce division soviet union time knew that that aims was a spy. and he said oh, yes, and and older james said yes, they're really two jobs that i'm interested in one. i'm interested in being deputy chief

and that you heard that audio in the story there, that is currently being analyzed by the fbi at quanticot yesterday afternoon, that a search warrant was issued for the home of the family, and local news reporters were out there. and you can see in video just taking boxes and boxes. so i'll be interested to see when police finally do give more details about this case, but so far they have been very careful with what they have released. mike: great job with your reporting, jillian. really doing a thorough job out there. thinking ahead to mother's day tomorrow, i just hope that family gets answers soon. jillian: i know. and the three kids that she had, you know, with her husband, they want to know where their mom is. mike: well done. thank you, jillian. severe thunderstorms on the weather radar this weekend. we'll tell you where next. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. that delicious scramb

major christopher warner who was stationed at quantico was charged with five counts, including assaultingf the first results of the standdown order from the pentagon as they attempt to weed out extremism from their ranks. rooting out extremism is proving difficult for both the military and law enforcement and as carol leonnig just informed us and reports out in her new book, extremism may also run deep within the u.s. secret service, begging the question, is the very department charged with protecting the president has extremist tendencies and ties, where do we even start to fix that? joining our conversation, msnbc national security analyst frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence. also with us, rick stengel, former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and carol leonnig, author of "zero fail" is still with us. frank, i'm just dying to know what you think of what carol's reported on the secret service. >> i'm dismayed by it and i want to thank carol for providing a public service here in exposing what we need to know. i think many of us would be naive

belief and what i have posted many times and discussed with my representatives is we need to have quantico level urban combat course training requirements if you wish to carry a firearm outside of your house. if you hit one end -- hit one innocent individual target -- these are pop-ups. they look like humans. if you hit one innocent, you have to redo the entire six week course, which includes laws of win and when -- when and when you cannot use a firearm. someone cuts you off in traffic. you cannot pull out a firearm. host: let's go to marshall, who is calling from anderson, alabama. marshall, good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead, marshall. caller: i believe a person has a right to defend his home, his family, from any intrusion, from anybody outside that area trying to do damage to them personally. they should have the right to be able to stop that, not necessarily to go around and carry a gun, intimidating people, but it should have the right to defend themselves if attacked. host: at a recent house hearing on gun violence, representative and chair sheila jackson lee of texas ques

you know, i was loading my kids up in the car to leave from quantico to come up here to visit my brother getting here. they weren't able to get here for memorial day and the closer i approached the anniversary of my brother's passing, you know, the feelings were just stronger and stronger and i said i'm headed to arlington today. can i visit anyone's loved one? and i think i had something close to 100 comments on my facebook post within a private -- national group but private group nonetheless. so, again, like emily, i was only able to visit a certain amount. rachel: now that you partnered up with the travis manion foundation tell me how it's different this year sort of impromptu visit the last time. emily? >> yeah, so, this year we -- i worked with ryan manion it travis manion foundation to organize over 300 volunteers who came to the cemetery over the course of this weekend and each one of our volunteers would take a name for request visit grave. they would find that grave and place a flag, a plaque, they would take a photography and then they would share that photography on social med

police say the fbi has all of the surveillance video and it is currently being analyzed at quantico.st want answers. that's all they want. ainsley: thank you for going out there and doing that story. excellent job. president biden honoring the national day of prayer but he leaves out one very important word. he left out god. pete hegseth is here to sound off, next. ♪ ucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwid

the justice department announced the arrest of an active duty united states marine stationed at quantico for his involvement in the protest that day. . . but only political protests by republicans or conservatives. they're destroying the lives of american families, they're weaponizing the events of january 6 to silence trump-supporting americans. you don't have to take our word for it. michael scherr win, the acting u.s. -- scherrwin, the acting u.s. attorney, who handled the first few months of the capitol breach probe, bragged that his office arrested at least 100 people between jaffer -- between january 6 and january 20 to stop people coming to d.c. to protest joe biden's inauguration. quote, i wanted to make sure there was shock and awe, that we could charge as many people as possible before the 20th and it worked. because we saw through the media posts that people were afraid to come to d.c. because if they go there, we're going to get charged. unquote. that's only part of what's happening. dozens of americans have been hauled out of their homes, transported to washington, d.c., and