jon: trey, stand by we'll continue with tim clemente. would you guess that fbi is already on the scene, is there a federal role to play here? >> there can be. this is weapons of mass destruction in this is,. you use a vehicle as a weapon, something that fbi either has jurisdiction or can be asked to assist the locals. jon: i will tell our viewers, you can see in top right of the screen, they are setting up for a news conference. which is scheduled to begin 5 minutes from now. 7:30 waukesha time. as i might have said before, i would not expect it to be on time, with so much information flooding in. police chief, we believe will be one of those holding the news conference, is gathering information. worse thing you want to do is release bad information or information ha that is -- that is incomplete. tim, from your experience at the fbi, what are they looking for first? what are first questions that police chief and other investigators are trying to answer tonight? >> first thing is intent of the operator of that vehicle. was this an intent

tim clemente is an expert on counterterrorism. he loves this country, his parents were immigrants, so he's a 1st generation mark wanted to honor the country that accepted his parents. and he did that by first serving in the military. and then when he got into federal law enforcement. and i know mark was down near the capitol and merely for having been there on that day and near the capitol, mark lost his job, lost his security clearance, and probably ended his years of service to the united states government and to people in united states because of that. ibrahim says he went to the capitol that day because he was invited by an fbi informant, a man he had known in iraq. we have confirmed this is true. we've reached out to that man, the man that ibrahim went to the protest with. he denies he encouraged anyone to break the law. but that man did confirm that he has been an fbi informant, confirmed the fbi knew he was at the capitol that day, and he confirmed he invited mark ibrahim to the protest. ibrahim says, the two of them stood