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extra roadblocks set up around the tel aviv area and in the city of tel aviv. taking into consideration the sa bath has already come. we're talking about hundreds of people that make their ways to different synagogues and, therefore, secure those areas. we wouldn't want to have a second incident anyplace in tel aviv. therefore, the operations are continuing relatively intensely. >> final question. i understand there was a magazine left at the scene, as in a weapon magazine, that might show this was an unusual kind of automatic weapon to be found in israel. any information on that? >> i can't confirm that. what i can confirm is an automatic weapon was used. over 15 shots were fired and sprayed a number of different directions, people in the pub as well as on the sidewalk. a major incident as far as we're concerned. we're watching right now to find exactly who the suspect is and to clearly confirm what the background is of that incident. >> understood. we know it's early. we'll continue to check in with you. we appreciate your time. >>> megan robertson is a senio

not just in tel aviv, but here in jerusalem.ould see more video come out from different angles that can give us a clearer picture of what happened. this video we're seeing appears to be from the cafe, the pub where this attack took place. but police very certain they're looking at cctv footage, different angles, trying to figure out exactly who this was and what were the motives behind this attack. >> ian lee, thank you so much. we'll keep that image up, that cell phone video from inside the pub as the shooting was taking place and bring in national spokesman for the israeli police. mickey rosenfield joining us by phone. if you could, give us us an idea, anything you're learning from new images, the cell phone or perhaps the cctv images in this very populated, popular area? >> well, the israeli national police and different units are continuing to search the different areas neighborhood by neighborhood, building by building, trying to find the suspect who is behind that shooting this afternoon, just over two hours ago. at the sa

police have been combing tel aviv looking for this gunman on the run. apart from seeing him on video, do they have any new or additional leads? >> reporter: we were talking to police this morning. they don't have anything. there has been a gag order put in place on the latest developments. so the police are not talking about where this investigation is going right now. yesterday, when talking to the police, they were looking very closely at surveillance video. israel is a country that has a lot of that all over the place. they're watching it. we have two videos that were released -- that were released to the media that we've been looking at. there are other videos that the police will be going over, looking at which direction they

police hunting the killer believing he is in the tel aviv area. witnesses say they thought of the paris massacre. candles overnight for the victims of the killer still on a manhunt still on the way this morning. on surveillance camera, young people relax at a bar and dive for cover in fear. a gunman appears firing more than 15 rounds. seconds later, one survivor

. >> anchor: plus searching for a suspect after a senseless attack in tel aviv. a massachusetts man just blocks away describes the horrific scene. >> we've been getting used to more typical winter-like temperatures, but it gets colder for the start of the work week and some spots could see snow. >> anchor: patriots hoping to go out with a bang, fishing for trouble against the miami dolphins with home field advantage on the line. >> 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> anchor: first, breaking news, an alarming attack caught on camera. a boston police officer assaulted on the job. tonight an everett man is facing serious charges for the assault. >> anchor: police are saying this could have had a much different ending. kelly o'hara live in boston with the details. >> reporter: police say the attack happened just two hours after the ball drop and they say this attack came out of nowhere. >> it's crazy, there are a lot don't know what they're doing. >> that's crazy. why would somebody do that? >> reporter: reaction across the city tonight to video of a man punching a boston

relatives have identified the gunman who killed two people near a pub in tel-aviv friday. an uncle of the suspect tells cnn that the person in this surveillance video is his nephew. relatives say he is a 29-year-old abe rab israeli man. he fired more than 15 frounds an automatic weapon killing two and injuring seven. the manhunt is still underway. we should note that cnn is observing a gag order requested by israeli police. we are not naming the suspect or his family members. >> ian, what more are you learning about this manhunt? >> fredricka, police units from all over are joining in this including the shimbet, the israeli version of the fbi. they have called this unique, complex and radical, this shooting, also, recently releasing a statement saying that the police wanted to expose all aspects of the event including the possibility of a victim in an additional area, the motive, and other elements including the question whether it is about a murderer who acted alone. two really big things. the police looking into a possible another murder that could have happened. we note

over 1,000 extra police officers have been deployed in the tel aviv and northern tel aviv area. we are hearing also that some parents are keeping kids away from school out of fear of this man being on the loose. police said it is safe to send their children to school. there is extra patrols. schools have extra security added. this suspect is still armed and dangerous. that is what they are considering. they fear he could carry out another attack. the family has said he suffers from psychological disorder and they are hoping he can be captured alive. right now, the main goal of the security forces to quote neutralize him. whether that is capturing him or killing him. >> construction sites and scouring, you know, all kinds of locations for him. this happened on new year's day. it is unusual for the suspect to be on the run this long, isn't it? >> reporter: that's exactly right, christine. when i was talking with police spokesmen, they were saying they usually when it comes to a terrorism suspect, they have not said it is a terrorism case. they say usually they are killed or captur

armed police units have been combing tel aviv.t is not clear if there have been credible sightings of the gunmen since the attack. the father of one of the victims saw his son's body on the ground. his older brother ran to him, he said. the motive for the shooting was not clear. there was speculation he was linked to criminality. even a hate crime against the gay community but gradually it identifiedice have the suspect and the killings were almost certainly linked to the long-running dispute between israel and the palestinians. the day ended with winter rain. mourners remember the loss. for months tensions between israel and the palestinians have been rising but the legacy single attack is this palpable sense of shock and grief among those left behind. anchor: fighters from islamic state have attacked a base near ramadi. in the biggest assault it has launched since it was captured by government troops earlier this week. suicide armors and fighters wearing explosive belts led the attack. it comes as iraqi forces try to consolidate

they believe he could be hiding out in tel aviv or northern tel aviv. police have over 1,000 extra units in the tel aviv area helping with this manhunt. also providing security for schools that has been a concern for families sending children to school. we have seen a decline in students. there is extra security. there's extra patrols around there. police are also investigating if this suspect also killed someone in the northern part of the tel aviv area outside a hotel. this happened just 20 minutes after the fatal shooting. now the family who was the first people to call police and identify the suspect, say he is mentally disturbed. he suffers from a psychological disorder. they fear he is not taking his medication. they want him captured alive. police's main goal is neutralizing that suspect. whether that is capturing or killing. >> and they are scouring construction sites and looking everywhere for him. this happened on new year's day. that is a long time for someone to be on the loose armed and dangerous. >> reporter: this bizarre for the police. n

he is thought to be had the killing of three people at an attack in tel aviv. benjamin netanyahu has huge praise on the security forces were tracking him down. the latest from jerusalem. reporter: mrs. most certainly -- this is most certainly israel's most wanted fugitive since last friday, when the 29-year-old conducted a deadly attack and one of the most crowded neighborhoods in central tel aviv, randomly opening fire on crowds, at least killing 2 people on the scene, and then cap driver later on, and injuring at least eight people. ever since come he had been at large. a massive manhunt operation had been carried out by the israeli police. we have seen all week long large police forces deployed around the larger tel aviv area, and up until a few days ago, the israeli police were still working under this option that the suspect might still be hiding in a tel aviv somewhere and possibly might be planning for a second attack. but the groundbreaking development happened this morning when the israeli police conducted several arrests in a northern israel, taking a

i want to go back to the story out of tel aviv. one woman, a producer at huffington post was on vacation, near the pub that it happened if she hurt gunshots, something incredible after the shots rang out. >> i was in the store, about five stores up north of where the shooting occurred, heard multiple rounds of gunshots, then people pulled over cars, something i had never seen before, usually in the united states, but leapt out of cars, one with a handgun to pursue the individual that did this. it was a lot of israelis and people in tel aviv running toward the scene as others got away from it. it was a confusing scene when it happened. >> there's so much to talk about here. i want to bring in karen greenburg, director at the center on national security at fordham university law school. thank you for being with us. you say and i think it feels this way for so many people that terrorism has changed. >> i don't know if it has changed. it's evolved to a point where what's changed is how the public and police seem to addres it. so you've

security in tel aviv remains on high alert. megyn?race, thank you. >>> joining me now with more, dr. sebastian gorka, who provides counterterrorism training to the fbi and special forces. doctor, thanks for being here tonight. so a little eerie with you, because you were right out there in california when the terror attack happened. you're in tel aviv when this one happened. do you believe this is isis in israel? because we see israel attacked a lot, it tends to be the palestinians, not isis. >> happy new year, megyn. first, if i may commend you on the interview you did with those benghazi heroes. thank you very much. that was amazing. >> thank you. >> look, there's something very interesting about this attack that really links it to the other ones that were mentioned, not only in europe but in california. since september, there have been dozens of knife attacks in israel, which have led some people to call this the third entifadha. young couples being attacked, people being mercifully knifed down, but the perpetrators stayed there an

>> attack in tel aviv. police looking for a good man who killed two people -- gunman who killed two people. a deadly blast rips through a kabul neighborhood. controversy in germany, where editors are being allowed to kampf" for the first time since hitler's death. we start in the united states, where barack obama has been giving an address to the nation this new year's day. makeresident vowing to 2016 the year that america steps up and control in the wake of a series of massacres. we know webama: cannot stop every act of violence but what if we try to stop even one? what if congress did something, anything, to protect our kids from gun violence? myew months ago i directed team at the white house to look at any new action i could take help reduce gun violence. on monday i will meet with our attorney general, limited lynch, to discuss our options, because i get too many letters from parents and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. afghanistan next, where the taliban claims responsibility for an exp

manhunt for looking for the shooter in that shooting at a tel aviv market.e go the keir simmons, and what are we finding? >> the police are confirming that the suspect is a 31-year-old male, nasser el nab, and the lawyer for the family is that saying the police have raided the the family house, and arrested the the brother, and confiscated a computer. the suspect in the past says to quote him directly insane. meanwhile, the suspect's father has given impromptu news conference outside of the family home. he said that i did not educate him in such a way. and i am deeply sorry, and i'm part of everyone's suffering and it does not matter if you are arab or jew, and you remember, francis, this man may have been inspired by isis, but the police are not leaving out the possibility that the motive may have been criminal. >> and it is interesting to see the aspect, as many did not want to talk about what this may mean as far as the retaliation or the ramifications there in tel aviv, because they didn't know whether it was terrorists or criminal. >> right, exactly. th

a gunman goes on a deadly shooting spree at a popular pub in tel aviv. the terrifying scene caught on camera as those who made it out alive relive the moments of terror. this morning, the manhunt is on for the suspect. >>> and midwest disaster. more levees fail as deadly floods pushed raging rivers communities. >> our biggest concern is looking out for those who haven't evacuated. >> the national guard now alert as some are urged to take higher >>> fired up. the president taking aim at gun >> i get too many letters from parents and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. >> heading back to washington and ready to side step congress on the hot button issue of gun control. >>> and bowl game blowouts. a wild day in college football as records fell. >> and will he score on the first play from scrimmage? yes! >> perhaps the biggest surprise is a message for donald trump in the skies above the rose bowl. we well tell you what it said, today, saturday, january 2nd, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" live from studio 1a in rockefeller pla

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two people have been killed and several others wounded in the city of tel aviv. a gunman opened fire at a popular bar on a busy street in the city center. media reports 30 shots being fired. a massive manhunt is now underway. our correspondent joins us on the line from jerusalem with more. tanya, have any more details emerged about the identity or indeed the motive of the gunman? >> well, there are some details now coming in. we understand that the manhunt is still underway, but the attacker is being identified by the police which seems to raise the likelihood that is a terror-related attack according to israeli media reports, the attacker was identified on the footage that was released earlier today and that the attacker allegedly would come from the arab israeli community. at the same time the search for the move is still ongoing. most secured exits are pointing to the fact that how this attack was carried out. the footage shows this young man in a small supermarket next to this bar where he attacked afterwards, very calmly taking out the machine gun from the b

steve: a manhunt underway in the middle middle east after gunman opens fire at a bar in tel aviv. the shooter caught on surveillance camera. alison: the suspect is on the list. dan bowens is following the investigation he's in the newsroom at the latest. reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu briefed on the shooting a manhunt. we are learning more about the victims. several people were shot by the gunmen were attending a birthday party in the popular pub the shooter still on the list this evening. investigators are trying to determine if his actions were somehow inspired by isis terrace. the horror after the attack with bullets into a popular tel aviv bar killing two people and wounding several others. witnesses report hearing as many as 30 shots in a barrage of bullets ringing out in a busy area of the israeli city, stress filled with markets and cafe s. images released by "the jerusalem post" showing the suspect buying vegetables that are market moments before pulling out a weapon described as an assault rifle. the shooter identified as a 29-year-old israeli-arab co

. >>> a gunman opened fire at a bar in tel aviv. this is the suspect seen in court on a previous charge. he is 29-year-old -- believed to be the person responsible for the bar shooting on new year's day. some people in tel aviv are keeping their children home from school. >> the numbers will fill out and everyone will come back to school. we have known larger events than this, more devastating and we have always bounced back. >> surveillance video captured the shooting at the bar in tel aviv. it comes after three months of daily attacks between palestinians and israelis. >>> we want to check in. sal is back. and all that unrest in the middle east is affecting stock markets. >> reporter: and you're the right person to do the job. and anchoring the whole hour by yourself so doing a lot of work on this monday. get after it. good morning, everybody. monday-- yesterday at the supermarket i was told it was the busiest day of the year at the supermarkets. and traffic is light but if you want to get up and out early it's a good time. steve

in tel aviv right now, there is a sense of fear. people are keeping their children away from schools, people are afraid to go outside because he's still on the run and as we say, he is armed -- the police are considering him armed and dangerous. although, despite all that, the police urging people to go along with their normal routines, telling them just that the extra alert, if they see anything, report it. but this manhunt is really a puzzling quite a few. >> a manhunt that is still under way for a suspect considered armed and dangerous. ian lee live for us in jerusalem ask for us. we'll stay in touch with you. >>> now on to afghanistan. dozens of taliban prisoners are free thanks to a raid by afghanistan's countser terrorism unit. afghan units rescued prisoners in a helicopter assault against the taliban on saturday in kabul. no deaths or injuries were reported there. a similar raid last months freed 60 prisoners. >>> in iraq, special operations forces say troops have recaptured about 85% of the city of ramadi. iraqi forces have

as far as we know, he's hiding in the tel aviv area.ks to prevent him from leaving or the possibility of him leaving the area into another area across the country. security over the last 24 to 48 hours for the new year's celebrations which went through and passed quietly without any incidents whatsoever. but unfortunately, after this attack, there were no warnings. we're continuing to work as we're speaking in the area. >>> live to ian lee. police combing the area for the gunman. we know he's been seen in surveillance video. are there any new leads here? >> reporter: yes, he's been seen in surveillance video. that's what the police have been using to determine, george, which way he went, although they are searching all over tel aviv for him, going house to house, street by street looking for the suspect consider dangerous. they aren't saying anything new. a gag order has been put in place that prohibit journalists from reporting new details of the investigation. these have been put in place in the past sometimes to prevent the person wh

israeli police continue to hunt for the gunman who killed two people and wounded several others in tel aviv. this happened yesterday. police said today that there's a strong possibility that the shootings were an act of terrorism. nbc's kira simmons reports from london with new details about the shooter. >> reporter: multiple developments of police in tel aviv hunt for the man who gunned down two people and swrired seven. police have confirmed that their suspect is a 31-year-old man, he is an arab-really. now a lawyer for the family speaking to nbc news said that the family's house was raided, that the brother was arrested, a computer was confiscated and that lawyer who represented the suspect in the past and has been speaking to the suspect's father, says he believes the suspect directly is insane. the man's father himself has come out of the house to hold a news conference. he said i did not educate him in such a way, i am deeply sorry. i am part of everyone's suffering. it doesn't matter if you are arab or jew. >> as far as i'm concerned, i don't care if he's normal or not, he just

around tel aviv people are told to go about their everyday lives including a massachusetts man in town for business. alex goldstein was blocks away when the deadly attack began. >> when the ambulances and police started pouring into the neighborhood that was the moment i realized something was going on. >> reporter: he says witnesses were quick to respond to the shooting. >> one thing that you see in israel is that when anything does happen, people always run toward what just occurred not away from it to offer help or support or whatever they can do. >> reporter: attacks in tel aviv have been less common and people are doing what they can to move on while remembering the victim. >> i think that there is an interesting mix of emotions that happen in israel when this occurs. the first is this is a horrible the nation goes through but also reaction that we are not going to let our live be kiss tushed because if we did it would be disdisturbed every single may. >> reporter: he says it is interesting to compare the two tragedies that gripped two nations thousands of miles apart. >> i would

and then a taxi driver who is said to have taken him from tel-aviv to the north of the country. israeli police and security services have been deeply criticized over the past several days for their failure to find him in the hours after the attack. in fact we're now over a week since the attack and now he has been found and killed, and many many the israeli public, again, have been very critical of the police services for not being able to find him. but again, now he has been found and shot dead by israeli forces. >> what more do we know about him, the man himself? >> reporter: well, the israeli media have painted a picture of a very troubled young man, a man who as we have been saying grew up in the north of israel in a palestinian village. he has served time in prison for trying to remove a weapon off of a soldier. it is said the reason he tried to do that was in retaliation of the death of a cousin who was killed in an altercation with israeli police, and he is also just described as a man who has largely been quite troubled, still coming from a family who is relatively integ

and today in tel aviv, yesterday, rather we saw school districts had low numbers. today, it's around 8 0% of students in school. parents a bit nervous about sending their kids to school while this man is on the loose. talking to the police, they say they've stepped unsecurities at school. they're urging people to call in if they see something suspicious. we're hear the number of calls has increased by 1,000%. very much the community as well as the police want this person captured or killed. >> indeed. it is a great concern for the community there. ian lee joining us live from jerusalem. >>> we have lighter topics for you after the break. the author of the novels adapted for game of thrones tells fans on his blog he has a message for them. they won't like it. see what it is, next. >>> all right. if you're a fan of game of thrones, surely you didn't see this plot twist coming. the next book in the series isn't finished. >> on saturday, the author revealed in a blog post he hasn't finished the next novel entitled the winds of winter, and is having difficulty finishing

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the family called police and >> my son, i heard he was in tel aviv and did what he did. i did the raise limb in this manner and i'm story for what he did. >> he is suffering from a mental disorder. we're worry that had he might be shot and killed. our second concern is that he might hurt himself. he urge himself to hundred system he have in. >> ryan: the police consider him arm and dangerous and ask the people of tel aviv to report suspicion behavior. >> jadiann: newly released body cameras show the moment a man was shot and killed on new year's eve but police say the man had plenty of chances to listen to officers. >> hold your hands up. >> jadiann: a man wanted in arizona for a violent home invasion in 2013 spotted in a las vegas neighborhood. minutes prior u.s. marshals asked local police for help. >> take off on foot. he is -- >> reporter: for more than hannan and an officer are heard yelling commands believing keith hill direct to be armed and dangerous. when he moves both officers fire shooting him five times. the two u.s. marshals didn't shoot. he was unarmed and

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but we begin this hour for you with that massive man hunt in tel aviv and israel.ing they know who the gunman is that opened fire on a p popular bar that killed two people. kira simm mons is live with new details on the man hunt and the suspect. kira, what are police telling you? >> reporter: hello, good morning. this is now an intense hunt for this killer, abandoned warehouses, construction sites are being searched. folks there are being told it's safe to go out, even though the gunman is still on the loose, while survivors saying on hearing automatic gun fire, they thought of last year's paris massacre and knew they must hide. a man hunt under way this morning. on a surveillance camera friday afternoon, young people relax at a bar, then dive for cover in fear. a gunman appears, firing more than 15 rounds, seconds later, one survivor looks up in horror, around him, two are dead, seven people were injured, four in serious condition. >> it's a shock because i was thinking what's happened in paris, and my daughter, she was inside to the restaurant. and i was very sho

we urge him to turn himself in for his own safety. >> reporter: some residents of tel aviv kept their children home from school today as this manhunt continues. the police, though, still insist it's safe to go about their normal live but are urging residents to be more vigilant and report suspicious activity. >> ian lee in jerusalem. >>> coming up, armed protesters have taken over federal building in the oregon wilderness and they're calling on americans to take a stand for their land. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with a developing story in oregon. armed occupiers are hole up in an unoccupied federal building in the middle of a government-owned wildlife refuge. it all started because two oregon ranchers are set to go to prison tomorrow for arson. cnn's polo sandoval is following the story. who are these oc

the manhnnt for the gunman who fired off his gun in tel aviv is still on the loose. coming up... the search for an isreali man who killed two people and injured coming up... the search for an isreali man who killed two people and injured several others continues. the new information police know...and what they are still the captial of israel remains on high alert as police continue for a deadly rampage shooter. police say the 31 - year - old gunman open fire in a cafe -- killing two people and injuring several others. police have not yet figured out if this was a terror attack keir simmons has more panic moments after the tel aviv attack... and more than 24 hours later the killer is still at large... identified by police as 31 year old nasat melham... ... he'd been arrested before... seen here in court in 2007. ... one witness from new york says the hunt to find him began within minutes... sot 'we saw people get out of their cars, run towards the action. some of them got their guns' in new surveillance footage today... people dive for cover... ... a child plays until someone scra

he just came and the whole idea was just to kill jews. >> reporter: but still around tel aviv people are being told to go about their every day lives as anti-terror units work through intelligence and searches to find this killer. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> reopening after tragedy on monday, the site of the san bernardino mass shooting will once again open its doors. it's been one month since a husband and wife went on a rampage at the inland regional center complex during a holiday party. 14 people were killed. the regional center has been closed ever since and many employees have been working from home. starting on monday two of the offices on that campus will reopen. the regional center's employees help more than 30,000 people with developmental disabilities in the area. >>> eureka marked the new year with a moderate earthquake, the usgs marks a quake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.3 struck off the california coast. no tsunami threat. about an hour and a half later a quake with magnitude 6.5 struck six miles north of pittsburg. >> a little new year's eve shaking there.

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. >>> chaos on the streets of tel aviv tonight. >> coming up, israeli police search for a gunman wholets from an automatic weapon near a pub killing two injuring 7. >> politics doesn't take new year's day off. next. she raised 112- million dol in 20-15 --- 55-million of n the last three mon >>> hillary clinton has blown past the fundraising goal for her presidential campaign. she raised $112 million in 2015, $55 million of it in the last three months. the goal for the year was $100 million. she earned it by headlining nearly 200 fundraisers. >>> donald trump haters took to the skies to bash the gop front- runner. sky writing planes wrote, america is great. donald trump is disgusting. now, this was over the rose parade in pasadena this morning. the message you can see it for about 10 miles. aerial advertising company air sign took credit for the message. >>> a massive manhunt is under way for a gunman who opened fire at a popular bar in tel aviv this afternoon. two people were killed, several more injured. as cbs reporter brian webb tells us, the shootout was caught on camera. >> repo

panic moments after the tel aviv attack... and more than 24 hours later the killer is still at large... identifed by police as 31 year old nasat melhem... he'd been arrested before... seen here in court in 2007. ... one witness from new york says the hunt to find him began within minutes... "we saw people get out of their cars and run towards the action. some of them grabbed their guns." in new surveilance footage cover... ... a child plays until someone scrambles to pull the youngster to safety. while footage on israeli media appears to show the killer coolly walking down the street... ... pretending to shop in a grocery store... .. then firing more than 15 rounds. the family home of the suspect - an arab israeli - was raided today... ... his brother arrested... his own dad alerted police... ... i am deeply sorry he says... his son was mentally unstable he claims... or was he inspired by isis... a computer was seized from the home. "it requires a deep search as to the possibility that it may be isil." for the victims... a can

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they are looking for him in the tel aviv area and elsewhere.e telling residents, local residents of tel aviv to go about their daily lives, they're still saying that to alert but that they are not in any immediate danger and their daily life, routines can continue. but this is still very much a massive manhunt. looking for the suspect and theition real media saying that this is a man from the northern part of the country. the uncle of the suspect has told cnn you recognize him from the under surveillance video. although, a lot of these details we can't tell you because office a current gak order that prohibits the details from going out to the public. >> thank you so much. let's continue the conversation now. we are joined by the security director for the asia pacific foundation, cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuvenlts i want to start with the weapon used here, come to both of you on that. john, you first, this being an automatic weapon, many of the attacks in november and december have been stabbings or other attack, what are you bleening fro

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