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Digitally, somebody telling them by mouth. dont let them in the country. well be safer. it was easy to the united states and now you have brought death to us because you left anybody in. >> this is a red herring. we have national security to worry about and instead were talking about visas. we need to be talking about how the access content online that inspired him to conduct an attack and how he was able to operationalize that attack without detection. those are the real issues we need to focus...

I dont know how this entity will be called specializing in vetting. thats where the problem seems to be. were not able to vet 100%. >> neil: so the men behind the attack got in this country years back under this diversity visa program, nothing would have telegraphed what he was going to do, if you believe the press accounts. he became radicalized here. so assuming thats the case with a lot of these folks, how do we stop that? is it beyond that? theres quit a few that came in under this program l...

Task to try to rebuild the city. if you look at the stadium right back over here, you can see some of the entrances to the lower levels, the basement level have been sandbagged. that is because isis not only was using this as its main last fighting position, as i was saying but also as a prison. we went down there and you see on the walls of every single room, isis had punched holes through them to create sort of a run so they can easily move through and avoid detection. also saw some of the nam...

Younger brothers and take care of his newborn sister. >> one time at night, my 4-year-old brother woke up and started crying. and then my littlest brother started, woke up and started crying, too. >> reporter: why were they crying? >> mom and dad werent there. >> reporter: it sounds like you had to take charge sometimes? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: yeah. hagan lives with his biological father and his family. things are better for him and hes getting to be a 9-year-old kid again. but his mother and s...

If there were any modifications played to turn a semiautomatic, fully automatic with the pieces the sheriff showed me thatll have to be done by opening up the gun. but theres no doubt from everyone ive talked to that these were automatic firing weapons. the question is how did he get and train them with no detection. anderson. >> drew griffin appreciate that. ill bring if a law enforcement panel. art roderick. phil mud. joey. when you see that youll see that is just a work around? >> it is a wor...

The gun. the forensics on the gun will tell everything. there is no doubt from everyone i talked to these were automatic firing weapons. the question is how did he get them? how did i train them with no detection? anderson. >> drew, appreciate that. i want to bring in law enforcement panel. panel of experts. art roderick former assistant director of marshal service. phil mudd. and julia. art when you see that you say thats a work around. >> its a work around. did he make some modifications. i sa...

The basic thing that seems to inspire the majority of these types of events are not there. does that surprise you at this point? >> once they start to analyze the evidence and the picture forms we will learn a lot about the scene but other things need to be looked at, see something say something campaign needs to be reevaluated because one of the most effective things we can do to prevent, detect, disrupt the sorts of investigation is to involve the public. this investigation goes on and they st...

Hear so many more. if there was a young woman this afternoon who said i want to thank the person who helped me one my boot got stuck as i try to get over the fence. it just gave me that extra push and allowed me to get away. before i let you go i want to ask you about the investigation, about your thoughts on this suspect and how you are putting all of this together from the investigation side in your mind tonight. >> an incredible level of premeditation that you dont ordinarily see. and it is d...

The president and first lady standing in solidarity with survivors and those who have been lost to the disease. more than 250,000 women are expected to be diagnosed this year. the administration emphasizing the importance of early detection and urging americans to talk to their doctors. a frightening scene for shoppers inside a missouri mall. check this out. that was a hoverboard smoking sparking and then exploding. as you heard, people nearby screaming. some diving out of the way. no word of ...

The president and first lady standing in solidarity with survivors and those who have been lost to the disease. more than 250,000 women are expected to be diagnosed this year. the administration emphasizing the importance of early detection and urging americans to talk to their doctors. a frightening scene for shoppers inside a missouri mall. check this out. that was a hoverboard smoking sparking and then exploding. as you heard, people nearby screaming. some diving out of the way. no word of ...