he hit directly stanley cooper who was killed, he wounded a deputy u.s. marshal. an estimated 57 shots exchanged. he ran out of the federal building and came across las vegas boulevard here. there's cones out there that you can't see that represent every one of the bullets. they're doing the csi work as we speak. many hours later he eventually made it to this building here where there's an old school, and basicsally was killed in the bushes there by all kinds of federal officers wo descended upon the scene, larry. >> larry: there was one killed and one wounded. how is the wounded man doing, the u.s. marshal? >> we've been told he's in stable condition but is getting medical care at this hour and has not gotten out of the hospital. they're hopeful he will make it, and they're very concerned. the u.s. attorney general put out a statement about stanley cooper, this federal security officer who was killed today. i should note in 2009 four las vegas police officers were killed in all kinds of separate incidents. this is a community that has experienced the loss of life

attorney general put out a statement about stanley cooper killed today. i should note in 2009 four las vegas police officers were killed in all kinds of separate incidents. this is a community that has experienced the loss of life among a locality of law enforcement officers just in the last year, larry. >> larry: this shoot-out erupted at the start of the workday and lasted several minutes. here's more of the video you saw ft opening shot today posting on youtube. listen. >> shooting inside the las vegas courthouse. holy [ bleep ]. unbelievable. hell of a morning for jury duty. [ gunshots ] >> larry: the man that recorded the sound of that gunfire is with us on the phone. nick, when did you know something was wrong? what were you doing? >> it was actually just leaving the court house, larry. >> larry: you had business in the court house and you were leaving. what was the first thing you spotted? >> first thing i had spotted was the eruption of gunfire. that's when i initially realized something was not right. >> larry: were you scared? >> you know, i can

stanley mcchrystal said that he is turning the tide. when you talk to the afghan officials, did they look hopeful when it comes to the coordination and cooperation between afghanistan and pakistan, especially in the borderline along the tribal region and tribal area, because these two countries have had trust issues before? >> obviously, the afghans would prefer that the border area on the pakistan side be -- not be a safe haven for the afghan taliban which is headquartered over there. all of us emphasized to the pakistani leadership our view that the taliban is a problem regardless, whether it is pakistan taliban or afghan taliban, and a greater level of cooperation between the pakistan government and the afghanistan government would be in everybody's best interest. the threats to both regimes are both -- are quite similar. >> the top intelligence official in afghanistan delivered a pretty scathing internal critique of the intelligence operations there. did you see or received any assurances that that has been turned around? >> say that again. >> he delivered a pretty scathing review of intelligence efforts in afghanistan recently. did you know