trail bravely turned a corner and in pursuit of the suspect and noticed he was still holding onto the uzi assault weapon while facing east on centreville avenue. officer peregoy and trail could hear officer obot from another direction yell, drop the gun. officer trail yelled, drop the gun or i will shoot. the suspect got the gun, was tackled by officers, and was taken into custody without injury to the officers or suspect. as the officers detained the suspect, additional suspects approached the officers but were ordered back. the officers quickly determine this incident started over a dispute with another group, and that an additional shooter was involved and was also quickly detained by members of the attack -- gang task force. as a result of all the shooting at the scene, property damage at the scene had occurred but not one individual was struck. officers trail, peregoy, and obot instantly responded to shots fired and were confronted by an extremely dangerous individual. the officers made a split-second decision to place their lives in jeopardy and without hesitation pursued the suspec

. >> right, well, we're looking for a machine pistol, probably a heckler, possibly an uzi.allistics can link shells to a specific weapon, so we want that stuff, like, now. >> heard that? >> okay, question, was this a gang-related execution? if so, one of two things: "a," the firearm has been returned to the gang's stockpile. it's gonna be kept in circulation. or "b," it's already been smuggled out of town, and by now it's in wherever. penzance, glasgow, uh-- >> yeah, okay, got the picture. >> growsey, case like this, you never get the weapon. >> well, we'll see about that. yeah, go on. >> okay, it's not a gangland killing. it's an ordinary decent murder. how did the killer get the gun? answer: probably he rented it like a video. there was a bloke the pub, whatever. >> okay, okay, uh, here's what we do: we go through every file of every individual who's ever been involved in a gang or a drug-related shooting incident, okay? we'll also check with gunsmith, the gun clubs, the arms dealers. see if anyone's had a machine pistol gone missing and not reported it. >> me. >> thanks.

. >> well, you know what, i think that uzi is in a bert place.say that, a better place mentally. i don't have no problem saying on national tv right now for everyone watching, you know, that lauren, i apologize to you, you know, for everything that i did to you which was wrong, you know, for every which way you felt, you know, it's important that i apologize to you. you know, pride, i apologize to you 100%, because it's not really about a fuji album, because at the end of the day, right, beyond a fuji album, it's just important that i let mem know i salute them and i think they're two incredible individuals. >> last time i talked to you, you just finished your presidential run. >> yes, sir. >> now one of the things i'm hearing similar to the united states is that the president of haiti is getting pushback from some appointments. it seems like it's not a smooth ride all the way. >> you run for politics, it's not a popular sport. basically, you're sacrificing yourself for a nation. with the situation in haiti, we have so much policies that are weak

. >> none of us are in the job that they are where they have to knock down doors and actually have uzist them. there are actually drug traffickers inside there. these cops don't know half the time when they're knocking on doors. >> i don't disagree with that. >> talk about the militarization of the police force. >> that's what i'm saying. this is since 9/11. >> i go back to this because i think it's so brazen, we talk about the border fence and when herman cain was in the race having alligatorsnd and electrified border fence and idea of security and what is appropriate. >> i would think there would be some middle ground here in the political process on this. you've got democrats obviously who are not happy with the gestapo tactics. but tea party movement is not a pro government in your face movement. it's not like big brother looking over your shoulder, knocking down your door. i would think the pendulum would swing back at some point, coalition of people saying we got to rethink how much we're allowing the government to bust in our doors. >> that is something we'll be talking about for

uzi spending going up and athletics more than it's going up and academics. it's going up in dorm's it isn't going up and student support. i think it is the nature of the consumer regality that those kinds of immediate palpable benefits are ones that students seem to want to have and so i think it is attention that isn't easily resolved. >> thank you. i co-chair the house financial economic literacy caucus with mr. anamosa and we have had this for years and years. i think that it is important that it is critical for information for this to be available for the students and their parents and mr. foster, given your close interaction with students, how much of this responsibility should fall on the students to be informed consumers and our day coming to the school, and is there more that students and parents can do as consumers to help you increase the competition among the institutions of higher education's? so that they are picking the school that really fits their financial needs? >> i would say lot of responsibility falls on our shoulders in terms of making