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Senate intelligence committee. >> shepard: john roberts, thank you. were keeping an eye on capitol hill where lawmakers on the house oversight committee are preparing to hold in contempt of congress the attorney general bill barr and the commerce secretary wilbur ross. the administration is refusing to comply with subpoenas related to its plan to add a citizen question question to the 2020 census and that is the matter at hand. mike emanuel reporting live. mike? >> oversight chairman elijah cumm...

As how well you take. psychology simona from the monks planck institute has found that playing computer games regularly can even make parts of the brain ground. defining moment to become the brain regions affected are the hippocampus and the prefrontal cortex they play a role in spatial orientation like when youre thinking about getting from a to b. so by stimulating these regions to a large extent they grow in volume. does that mean gaming makes us smarter and we should spend endless hours play...

17-year-old justine winter dutifully shuffled to the seats directly behind the defense table. their faces, by their attorneys decree, an intentional blank, emotionless. their apparent demeanor a spur in the hide of an already angry town. but almost no one knew what was really going on. justines mother mary who had been struggling with alcohol caved in to the stress. tell me how its changed your life. >> i ran away for a while. i couldnt deal with it. i just left the house. i didnt come back. >> ...

So by stimulating these regions to a large extent they grow in volume. does that mean gaming makes a smarter and we should spend endless hours playing. im afraid not what our work shows is that you basically need to play about 35 minutes per day 5 days a week and you do that regularly and you caesar was an official effect so you dont have to go into your business and hide and play for hours on end actually that may actually be counter productive so not only what you play but also for how long is...

The term "silencer" gets thrown around a lot. in this type of after-market add-on, in 42 states, you dont need a license to own one of these. you can make them at home. they do not silence the weapon. they suppress the weapons report. instead of hearing the bang-bang-bang which everybody associates with gunfire, its much quieter. a lot of the people who are there on the three floors where the gunman attacked, when they heard the initial shots, we teach people, run, hide, fight. but if people are...

Pistol. i carried a .45 caliber pistol during my entire 25 years in the fbi. he was also armed with extended magazines, now between the period of 1994 and 2004, during the assault weapons period, you could not buy, you could not purchase extended magazines, so what does that mean? that means a .45 is either chambered for seven rounds in a magazine, one in the barrel or if its a double stack magazine, fourteen in one. this would probably add 10, 12, 15 extra rounds and he was armed with a number ...

>> jonathan, the shooter used at least two weapons. one of them was a .45-caliber handgun with multiple extended magazines. he also had a silencer. how difficult is it to obtain any of these items? is it that difficult? >> it depends what state youre in. but a really important aspect of this is the utilization of a silencer in this type of attack is really a game changer when we talk about the threat dynamics and how we prepare for these. typically what we think is is weve all heard run, hide, f...

Me. we dont normally see this in one of these typical active shooting events. whats a suppresser? you can make one of these at home. it dampens down the sound. so the report of the round is dampened down. what was his plans with that? was he going to do this surreptitiously? in 42 states you just have to pay for a tax stamp. thats something well have to look like? >> can i say something to that? james is exactly right. >> go ahead. >> one of the problems here is any active shooter, the challenge...

>> i would have. but i think tough look at the cadence of this investigation. i mean, theyre working from the incident scene, working their way out to, you know, gather enough information as possible. i mean, they were executing possible search warrants on the individuals vehicle, his residence, along with possible other multipe locations. so it is a little bit anomalous. but im sure they are going to have lengthy conversations with law enforcement to try to, again, ascertain what was the motiva...

Pentagon reporter ryan browne and retired marine corps colonel. ryan, what is the pentagon actually saying about this? >> the pentagon is refusing to say on the record whether or not the navy was directed to either hide or obstruct the view of the "john s. mccain." the acting secretary of defense, patrick shanahan, said he was not aware of any directive. he had no knowledge of it, he did not approve it. he said he would not approve anything to diminish the legacy of what he called an american pa...