as chuck ramsey said earlier, there's a lot they can't divulge.d like to hear those factual elements start coming through. the last two conferences we had, we haven't had a lot of new facts being brought forth to the public. now this is a time that since the tactical elements are over, we do have one potential suspect who is deceased because of a self-inflicted wound. now we're transitions and more information should be available to the public. >> chief ramsey, over to you, what questions do you have, and we should note to the viewers, we are waiting a news conference there in torrance, california. i'm sure you've never had reporters waiting too long for one of your press conferences, but sometimes as we know these can get delayed. be what 's on your mind? >> first of all, i agree with everything that jonathan just said. but in addition, and we spoke about it earlier, that is motive. do they have something at this point in time that they can actually say was a motive behind this? is it connected to the lunar new year celebration? now, that's impor

i believe we have analyst charles ramsey with us. chief ramsey, thanks so much for being with us. josh campbell was talking about this just a few moments ago. how sheriff luna there in los angeles county was being a bit cautious and telling us to definitively that this is the suspect from the monterey park mass shooting. and of course we understand that. they have to make certain that what they're telling us is accurate. but it does appear at this point, chief ramsey, that there has been some resolution brought to the situation. officers have certain neutralized this vehicle and if our viewers are just tuning in right now, just in the last 10 or 15 minutes we saw these tactical officers with the l.a. county sheriff's department surround this vehicle. smash the passenger side window, open up the side doors of that vehicle, and then go inside and make sure the scene is neutralized. your thoughts, chief ramsey, on what we just saw unfold. >> well, first of all, i hope that the public really gains an appreciation for how dangerous police work could be. when you watch those s.w.a.t. of

and if you look at this against similar cases. >> chief ramsey, to you.what's your take at the totality of the charges here? based on what we know about the video, none of us have seen it at this point. but based on what we've been told, do you feel these are the right charges? >> well, i mean, i haven't seen the video, so it's really hard to say. what i've been going by more than anything, chief davis statements that she's made and dave rouse, both of whom i know very well, they are in people who would overreact to something. now, they have seen the video and that's been the response to it. and so, i'm sure that tomorrow, when we finally do get a chance to look at the video. i must say, when you look at the video, and i've done 100 of these things, in terms of use of force. when you have multiple officers, you have to take the time to try to isolate each officer individually and see what they are doing. when you look at the bail that's set higher than the others. i don't know if that really has any meeting, but it could very well be that -- individuals w

as you said, chief ramsey, we are dealing with this over and over again.ef ramsey, juliette kayyem, thanks so much. we'll take a quick break. more on all of this breaking news coverage, of course in monterey park, california, in about an hour from now. and we should note, this is a scheduled news conference, not sure it's going to happen on time, but an hour from now, we're expecting law enforcement officials in monterey park at the city hall to hold a news conference to update the press, update the public on the latest in this unfolding investigation. stay with us. we'll be right back. rgent, but we ended up using three times as much and the clothes still weren't as clean as with tide. so we're back k with tide, and the clothes are clean again. do 3x the laundry and get a tide clean. it's got to be tide. if you have medicare and medicaid, a unitedhealthcare dual complete plan can give you more at no cost to you. now get up to three hundred dollars for oceries, otc products and utilies every month. with unitedhealthcare dual complete... ...there's more for

joey, charles ramsey is also with us.y, i want to get your quick reaction to that extraordinary and quite graphic video we just saw? >> yeah, abby, it's very compelling. remember that trials are about bringing the jury in the event it goes that far to the location to have them get a sense of what occurred, right? that's why you bring forward witnesses and give them and have them proffer information so it could be evaluated by a jury if it goes forward to make an assessment as to whether the conduct is the conduct as they're being accused of and as is described. remember, he's facing, that is, paul pelosi's attacker both a state prosecution and federal prosecution. the state, of course, charging him with attempted murder, burglary, kidnapping and assorted charges and the federal government charging him rightfully and properly not only as it relates to paul pelosi because he's married to and immediate family member, the husband of nancy pelosi, but for his attempt to kidnap nancy pelosi so i think this goes a long way with

say hello to bella ramsey!were the same person that i saw in "game of thrones" and also in lena dunham's movie as well. >> right, "catherine, called birdy." >> jimmy: which you were great. i did see it, and i enjoyed it. and i was a huge fan of "game of thrones." >> thanks. >> jimmy: sorry about your death. >> that's okay. i enjoyed it. i had a wonderful time. >> jimmy: your death, actually, i think we had a photo from that moment. >> oh, yeah. there it is. >> jimmy: a giant crushing you. how does that play out in real life when you're shooting that? >> there is a giant -- i went to belfast so many times for this. i wrapped about five times. it's a giant robotic claw on the green screen. it's programmed to shake me around. i'm 20 feet up in the air. they had to throw the blood up to me. so i did it myself. by the time i was faffed about, i would swallow the blood. so i just had a bottle of blood. >> jimmy: how old were you when you started on that show? >> i was 11. >> i'm 16 and i was 11. >> jimmy: i imagine i

ramsey about his work on policing.s hard to believe that nearly eight years have gone by, share with us a few of the most effective policies from that work and perhaps some examples of what you did and observations across the country. >> it has been eight years, and what we had all hoped for when we signed on to become part of that task force was that work -- observations across the country. >> it has been eight years, and one of the things we had hoped for when we signed on to become part of that task force if work would be revisited on a regular basis and updated. and issues would be added. a good example of that is what the chief was just talking about, with hiring and retention. we have six areas that we focused on. this was 2015. in 2015, hiring and retention wasn't the crisis that it is today. if we had to do over, i think that would be an additional pillar. i think it is important that a report like that, where it had meaning, and what i'm most proud of, and many chiefs embraced it and continue to implement many

chief ramsey, what does it tell you all five eff these police officers have been charged with murder? >> well, i mean, obviously and the people that charged, the d.a. certainly saw the video, dave rausch from tbi saw the video and the way they describe it those charges are warranted. now, we haven't seen the video yet, but certainly what took place that day was totally outside of any policy, any raining or anything else and that's why they're charged criminally. >> yep, elliot, just how serious legally are these charges, and what do you make of everything from second-degree murder to aggravated kidnapping? >> to pick up on everything the chief said of course the murder charge is quite significant. that need not even be mentioned. the three charges officialed to official conduct, the kidnapping, the sort of official miskunth and official oppression, those are really interesting, wolf, because those go to the manner in which the stop played out and i think if you read between the lines there, the prosecutors are clearly saying that, you know, the police behavior was just unlawful and th

hey, doll, particular the so hitler said most i have learned from ramsey's fate. and because ramsey failed, i thought, while he had no power structure, no party behind him does he, he didn't have a powerful force behind entropy. and like hitler later had the brown shirts out of the party in his deal, he had the party, the nazi party, and then the brown shirts. so he does exactly right what ramsey did wrong, and that's why it can't happen to him. interesting argument. hitler loved heroic figures like low and clean and pnc and wagner's opera's fuel hitler's quest for power. # hitler's damaged artistic dreams found refuge in wagner. long before he plunged europe into war, hitler tried his hand as a painter. he dotsie hitler, saw himself primarily as an artist and not necessarily as a politician. hitler twice applied unsuccessfully to the academy of fine arts in vienna. he made ends meet by selling his own watercolor paintings with i've been, may be of he gotten into art school history would have turned out differently. it's useless to contemplate really, but sometime

chief ramsey, we have had about 24 hours to absorb the horror of all of this. what are your thoughts? what lessons are you drawing from all of this? >> i haven't seen anything at all, i didn't last night and still haven't, that would justify the behavior of the officers at all. they were acting way outside of any training, policy, or values or anything associated with policing. so there is absolutely nothing good to say. this whole situation started at a very high level. they escalated it from the very beginning. whereas the pole cam i think is the most damning, the audio with the rest of the video is just as damning because it gives you an insight into the mindset of the police officers. i mean, they come at him in a very aggressive way. if anything, mr. nichols is trying to de-escalate the police instead of it the other way around. so, you know, this is just very bad. it's embarrassing to the profession. these individuals had no business being police officers at all. and i doubt if this is the first time they have engaged in that kind of conduct. >> and chief

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chief ramsey, you're the former police chief here in washington. let me get your take on the description that multiple officers did not de escalator render medical aid. does that go against the training. >> certainly it goes against the training. it goes against policy and everything a police officer should stand for. i mean, you know, using excessive force is just unacceptable under any circumstances. and the whole point of this duty to intervene, which police departments are across the country policy and train on is if an officer does lose it and goes too far and someone stops it before more harm could be committed. one of the things that i want to look for tonight, and i know those five were involved in beating tyre, but were there other officers there? were they just standing around watching? i mean, what was going on. those are the kinds of things that you have to look for. it is just unacceptable. we'll know in about an hour or so exactly what it looks like because we've have seen the video. but this is way outside of policy and there is no t

i have absolutely no idea at all. >> charles ramsey and joey jackson, appreciate your insight.hill. as we remember the events of january 6. the investigation into that deadly insurrection reaching a new stage. just ahead we'll speak with elaine luria who was part of the house select committee and talk about where things stand now two years later. your pain and your doubt. ♪ heat m makes it last. so you'll nenever sit this one out. icy hot pro with 2 max-strengngth pain relievers. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take ev

. >> and chief ramsey, the l.a. says officials believe the suspect was, quote, manufacturing homemade firearm suppressers. what type of experience/expertise does someone need to be able to do that? >> well, i mean, you can google search it and find out how to do that. so, it's an increasing problem not only with gun suppression kits but also ghost guns in general. more and more ghost guns are being taken off the street. these are kits that people can assemble their own firearm. there's no serial number on the firearm. and we're starting to see more and more of them out there on the street over the last couple of years. there's been a dramatic increase in those kinds of firearms being recovered on the street. so, we're awash with guns, whether they're legally purchased, whether they're made themselves or on the black market, whatever it might be, we're just awash with guns. and it's not going to get any better any time soon. >> and andrew, i mean, i'm so impressed talking to brian tsay -- brandon tsay about his heroi

chief charles ramsey, areva martin, thank you for your expertise and analysis this morning. you. >>> president biden is speaking out about the horrific videos saying he is outraged and deeply pained by the brutal violence he saw against tulsa. cnn white house reporter jasmine wright has more for us this morning. walk us through what else the president said about this. >> reporter: president biden reacted very emotionally to the live vee leasing a lengthy statement about 30 minutes after it went up online and the president said he was outraged and pained. i want to read you a line from the statement because it was so strongly worded. the president said, it is yet another painful reminder of the profound fear and trauma, the pain and the exhaustion that black and brown americans experience every single day. something sara was talking about, really how folks in that community feeling over police and face excessive policing. white house officials told us over the day, jessica, that president biden hadn't seen the video in advance but he was doing other things to really signal to

chief ramsey, i just want to start with you. as a human being and someone who has run police departments, just your initial reaction to everything we now have just seen? >> well, i mean, i was horrified like everybody else. you know, i've been in policing since 1968. this is one of the worst cases that i have seen. i mean, this is bad beyond belief. and i was so -- actually i was glad to hear your last guest, commissioner lowery, just mention the fact that this affects the good police officers just as much because, you know, they're sitting there horrified. they know when they hit the street the next day people are going to be looking at them as if they do the same thing that these five guys did. those five were not police officers. they were thugs. i mean, they -- their actions were no better than some street gang that was actually beating somebody down on the street. i mean, i just -- it's absolutely horrible. and, you know, people believe -- these units get created because of spikes in crime. you can police constitutionally a

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>> i'll agree with chief ramsey on this. excuse me. this seems to be trending towards a personal issue but at the same time, the fact that he went to yet, another dance club maybe he had other scores to settle but that seems to follow in line with a lot of the shootings i seen where you go to one place, yo u execute your attack and go to the next place. there almost seems to be a personal issue. people he was mad about or worked there at both places so it -- they're going to have to learn his life better than his mother. learn exactly what made him tick and that will get them their answers. >> it's interesting because if he had gone hours earlier there would have been a lot more people there celebrating the lunier new year instead there was fewer people and a private event to open fire and went to the second place so there are still a lot of looming questions but really incredible how law enforcement were able to work together so quickly to find the suspect that ultimately killed himself. i want to play what the sheriff of los angeles

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not do, and they're not going to be back on patrol until he's comfortable with the answer >> chief ramsey, if we can expand this a little bit now to suspended sheriffs deputies the five officers charged among other things, former officers charged with murder, two i think ems on some kind of leave here, as you have now seen the video, how much bigger do you think this web will extend the next few days? there are a lot of other people, law enforcement in this video. >> well, i don't know how much -- how far it's going to extend in terms of criminal charges, but certainly administrative charges for failing to take any action. and i do believe that will be next phase internally within the police department. you know, you have to watch that video several times, every time i see it, one, it seems like it gets worse every time you see it. you also pick up different things that different people are doing, that's what they're doing now, you have to take your time and go through the tape to determine who was there, what did they do, more importantly what did they fail to do and then take the approp

he's the ramsey show cohost. good to have you.ou guys, knowing it is almost a bible to you, to cool it on excessive spending and watch where the money goes lujan appears again early on it is happening. maybe for all the wrong reasons but it is happening. what do you make of it? >> it is great to be here. this is good news to me. it's not good news to the retail industry. it tells me people are starting to go i've got to take control of my money. my spending has been out of control. i've got a financial hangover and with the looming recession and record high interest rates and inflation that was so stubborn, people are slowing down there spending and going i've got to save for the future. i got nothing in the bank. neil: you need to spend cash to see how much you are spending. i don't know if he still goes to restaurants with a bag of cash. that's a little scary. the point of that is to keep track, that is real money you are spending. >> the trend has been other pe that credit card, 25% interest and the problem is you make differen

and then just picking up on what chief ramsey said. even though we don't know the motive every mayor and police department this morning is assessing what their security planning and communications planning is to the community. sunday is a continuation of the lunar new year. it is canceled in monterey park in california but there's more celebrations in the united states. >> chief, as the manhunt is underway what does it say that police didn't offer much of a description of the suspect and the weapon. what kind of weapon may have been used in this crime? >> it is very early in the investigation so they are in the process of interviewing witnesses and going through video. police can't speculate. they have to try to develop facts before they put it out publicly. they probably have a good idea or know what weapon from the shell casings left behind but it's so early in the investigation. i'm sure more information will come out about the type of firearm, whether or not there are any eyewitnesses. do they have video? if they can pinpoint a sus

. >> we want to get some perspective now from chief charles ramsey. he's a cnn law enforcement analyst and a partner with police solutions. he advises police dmtss around the country as a consultant. chief, we're grateful to have you this morning. now that you've had time to examine this video closely and process it, what stands out most to you? >> well, there's no justification for the use of force in this case. in fact, from the very beginning, the officers were acting in a manner that was inconsistent with any training that i am aware of. they began yelling at the individual, pulling him out of the car. if anything, mr. nichols was the person trying to de-escalate the situation. it was not the police officers. and after they pepper sprayed and tased him and he took off running, then it became very personal because they were upset and angry because he had the nerve to run away. although, he was running because he was in fear of his life. of course t pole cam is the most damning evidence of all. when you look at the pole cam video and the constant st

joining us now is cnn's senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey and cnn law enforcement analystndrew mccabe. the memphis police department permanently deactivated this conserv scorpion unit. how common are these teams? >> they're pretty common, pam. i don't think the move to eradicate the scorpion unit in memphis necessarily means every other unit has to go. this one absolutely had to go. there's no way any citizen in memphis could have the requisite level of trust and faith in officered deployed under that banner having seen this video. my bigger concern is there could be systemic problems, problems of failures of leadership, training, toxic culture within that unit that go beyond the five officers we saw on the video. that is a problem that you see coming up in different similar units around the country. the best example i can think of is the baltimore gun crimes task force, another unit that had really legendary leadership and toxic culture issues. other departments would be well guided to review the performance of similar units to take steps to make sure that they don't have

that deliverance was engineered, and no small part by ramsey, but with churches backing. churchill made at least five trips to try to keep the french in the war, to paris to confer with the french government, but by that time a sense of defeat was beginning to infect the french armies and people as the germans began to sweep across the entire country. large numbers of french soldiers gave deliverance was engineered, and no small part by ramsey, but with churches backing. churchill made at least five trips to try to keep the french in the war, to paris to confer with the french government, but by that time a sense of defeat was beginning to infect the french armies and people as the germans began to sweep across the entire country. large numbers of french soldiers gave up. in june, 1940, mussolini looking to pick up some cheap spoils also declared war on the french and the british and took control of parts of south of france. in response, churchill won't launched an attack on italian-controlled -- this began a war in north africa. even at this time, churchill, well especia

federal government may do so in pursuing those civil rights violations. >> joey jackson, charles ramsey appreciate it. thank you both. >>> well, just moments ago the labor department released new figures on the state of the u.s. economy. data shows the u.s. economy grew at a pace of 2.9% in the fourth quarter. that's ahead of forecast. that's despite fears of a recession and continuing inflation. >> that number beat economist expectations. cnn business correspondent christine romans. >> the takeaway is the economy was strong into last year. the second half of last year was a strong formzperformance in th economy. this does not look recessionary at all. 2.9% economic growth, a little slowdown from the third quarter. by any stretch of the imagination, under normal circumstance, that's a powerful end to the year. for the year, the annual number, 2.1%, you can see that's a slowdown from the year before. 2021 you guys, that was the strongest economy since ronald reagan was in office, strongest economy since the 1980s. so still moving into this year at a pretty good clip here. i'll tell you,

thanks to this man admiral birch bertram ramsey. between the 28th of may and the fourth of june the british managed to evacuate 338,000 british french and belgian soldiers. they're not their equipment. almost immediately the story. i've done kirk became a national myth. it is true that during the evacuation during this constant aerial bombardment. there was a fleet of small private ships that went from ports around england around southern england to help evacuate the soldiers, but the truth is that this was at best symbolic. the real heroes of the story where the raf kept the luftwaffe at bay and the world navy that evacuated these sailors from these ships onto the larger warships. they got the majority home churchill made it clear that dunkirk was anything but a victory as he said wars are not one by evacuations. nevertheless the story of dunkirk at the time um gave heart to the british people when they needed it. most churchill called it a deliverance and that deliverance was engineered and no small part by ramsey, but with church

charles ramsey, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> u.s. senate democrats insist president joe biden is committed to a transparent investigation after six more classified items were found friday in his delaware home. that's in addition to approximately 20 items found previously at his home and his private office in washington. one house republican says the law should be applied equally to the investigations of both president biden and former president donald trump. and democrats say they welcome the inquiry. >> i do think this was inadvertent. the whole point of having a special counsel is to ensure that and to give the american people confidence in that. but, frankly, martha, i also don't think this is an issue keeping americans up at night. >> i'm joined now by cnn political commentator and former house republicanp charlie dent and professor of critical theory and social justice caroline handleman. more classified documents have been found at president biden's home after the fbi spent about 13 hours or so searching his residence friday at

we must have fellow public policy to address this issue. >> chief ramsey, charges have only been broughte fired police officers, but we are learning about others on the scene who are being relieved of duty. are you concerned at all about the lack of transparency here? >> no. listen, i understand the process. they prioritize what they needed to do. you had five individuals that were obviously directly involved in the injuries and the subsequent death of mr. nichols, and they did that as quickly as they could. i've had cases where you have had multiple police officers on the scene reviewing video. when you look at the video, you have to isolate each individual officer and follow their movements from beginning to end to know exactly what they did. now, i had a case that involved about a dozen officers. it took quite a while before we were able to do it, but we had to sort out those directly involved and those who just failed to take action. so it's either the action or inaction of the officers that have to be reviewed. you've got two more that have been placed on administrative leave, and t

charles ramsey, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> u.s.sident joe biden ordered flags to fly at half staff at the white house and other federal buildings out of respect for the victims. they will remain at half staff until sunset thursday. mr. biden promised federal support for california investigators, and he offered condolences to the victims and acknowledged the impact on asian american pacific islander communities. this as the white house braces for fallout after six more classified items were found friday during a search of his delaware home. the discoveries friday are in addition to approximately 20 items found previously at mr. biden's home and his private office in washington. the white house insists the president is committed to a transparent investigation. cnn's jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: after that fbi search on friday lasting 13 hours, the white house is getting their message out that they have been fully cooperative in the past few weeks with federal officials. so the president's personal attorney, bob bauer, he

rally along the route, new york, philadelphia new york participated 12 cars in the same year or with ramsey, became the first lady to cross the entire continent by car from new york to san francisco. this is over 4,000 km. history has preserved the names of the first russian racing drivers. this is the princess. sofia long-armed, she was known to surgeons and elena samsonova. they also became the first women pilots in russia. on january 11, 1919 , the soviet government introduced a food distribution, forces took grain from the peasants, and then all agricultural products, in order to preserve the army and power. in an effort to defeat the civil war, the bolsheviks staged a brutal dictatorship of the peasants. they didn't spare. lenin recognized quotations. we actually took from the peasants all the surpluses and sometimes even not surpluses, but part of the food necessary for the peasants doomed people to death by starvation clans. ruthlessly dealt with those. those who resisted were killed by entire families. all this led to the almost complete destruction of agriculture in soviet russia,

and a killing. >> so charles ramsey, i want to bring you in here.his, you're a trained police officer. you've got, you know, five, six, seven, eight police officers. big, burly guys not able to restrain a wiry young man who suffers from crohn's disease? how does that happen? that is a failure of something, i don't know, i'm not a trained police officer, but how are they not able to apprehend him? how are two officers >> there is no justification for any of this. it started as a traffic stop. whether or not he committed a traffic violation, we just don't know. they start off, and they're very, very aggressive with him to begin with. he's trying to cooperate. and they're the ones being the aggressors. he eventually runs away, but you have his car. you've got a license tag. you can find out who he is if you need to be able to follow up on that. i mean, this whole thing is just something that's just totally, totally beyond anything at all that is taught in a police academy, that's procedure, that's justified, or what have you. you know, i've heard a lot

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cnn's senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey is joining jean and me now. when we look at this, it's important to note these are all different scenarios but at the end of the day each one in each scenario, a child was able to get their hands on a gun. in your experience what we're seeing now, is it easy for a kid to get a gun? >> well, obviously it is, i mean, it's not that difficult. the two that are most concerning, all of them are concerning, but the toddler you just showed the video of walking around with the gun and also the 6-year-old that shot the teacher. i mean, some of these teenagers intentionally get their hands on guns and have the intent of using think the but those two young -- the children, young children, there's no way they knew what they were doing. that's on the parents and the fact that there aren't any gun safety laws in a majority of our states says a lot. i mean you have a right to bear arms. you don't have a right to be careless. as far as the teenagers go, that's pretty typical. believe me, you see that quite often on the streets o

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chief ramsey, as we said, he's expected to waive extradition tomorrow. what can we expect when the probable cause affidavit will be unsealed once he returns to idaho? >> well, you're going to get a lot of information as to how they zeroed in on him. we've already heard that dna played a huge role. information from the public, you know, about the white house vehicle. there's a lot of information that we have, but there's an awful lot of information that we don't have so you're going to learn a lot more about the actual investigative steps taken to ruly zero in on him. the police department and all those law enforcement agencies did a very, very good job in my opinion. this is not an easy case. it's very complicated, but they were able to bring it in, and even though people were thinking that things were going the wrong way, i think they handled it properly in terms of holding information from the public until they got the person they were looking for. >> yeah. up until now there had been concerns that given the length of time that this passed that this wo

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, things are starting to really shape up when you take a look at all the information that we've had so far in this case. you know, of course originally we all kind of thought this was hate motivated. it's beginning to look like it's personal. he had issues with people there at least at the ballroom, worked there previously. could be something with his ex-wife, who knows. but it's starting to shape up as some kind of personal motive that he had that led him to commit this particular crime. one of the most interesting things that they recovered is the fact that he was manufacturing

here's composer andrea ramsey. ♪ andrea: my hope is that when people see the "suffrage cantata," firstey don't know this history, they'll become angry or activated by it. ♪ andrea: choosing which suffragist to include and which not to include was one of the bigger challenges of this work. >> women like harriet jacobs and sojourner truth had both endured the tortures of slavery and were now sharing their personal stories as activists for abolition and supporters of women's rights. andrea: i was blown away by ida b. wells barnette, who spoke truth to power every step of the way. and mary church terrell and her daughter both served with the silent sentinels. they were just standing there with banners saying, "mr. president, when will women gain the vote?" >> ♪ a day the women will a ♪ andrea: mabel ping-hua lee was the first chinese woman to earn a doctorate in the united states and an active suffragist in the movement. i've actually been considering revoicing "suffrage cantata" to include tenor and bass voices so that a mixed chorus could sing this. these words need to be in men's mouths