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14 lives, both killers are shot to death. police would later find more than 1600 rounds of ammunition in their car and at their home 12 pipe bombs. the quick action by police possibly stopping even more planned attacks. >> still incredible to see how it played out. again, i'm joined by art roderick and assistant director of the u.s. marshal service and john is joining me, president of the police foundation and the former police chief in redlands, california. thank you for being with us. in terms of the investigation, what are the key questions you want answered as soon as possible? >> i think ...

Tactically doing tactical entries, throwing robotics in there and taking a look at everything before they move. i solute all the law enforcement folks out there right now. >> art roderick, in an investigation like this how quickly does new information come in when you have these numbers of fbi agents and law enforcement personnel working on this and working together on something, they must have already tried to interview people who live in the apartment complex where these people are to gain information about how many people actually lived in that apartment and how many people seen coming and ...

That are unprecedented, very unusual. >> a lot of parts. all right. art roderick and harry houck are joining me. harry, this is very much ongoing. >> right. >> they are now hunting for one, possibly two additional shooters. the car that one was in is completely shot up. so art, do you believe these other people were in the car and were able to run? is that even conceivable? >> well, the officer who first encountered them and had a shootout and was injured, he knows how many people he saw. it doesn't look like he has a life-threatening injury. he's probably already relayed to the police how man...

That we have as of yet. >> i'm sorry, could you repeat that? it was rented to county what? >> personnel. personnel. people who work for the county. >> okay. kyung, thank you. i want to bring in lenny depaul that headed the u.s. marshal task force from new jersey and new york and fbi director chris and also joining us and cnn law enforcement analyst art roderick and former assistant director of the u.s. marshal service and former nypd detective. harry, in terms of what you see from law enforcement movement on the ground, obviously with night falls, danger increases and difficulty. >> it's clear...

Perhaps a dark colored suv, what does that say about potential motive what was going on? >> well, to me it says that it's an anti-government operation. probably a militia type group or w wanna-be. most of the international terrorism attacks we've seen is suicide mission. they don't protect themselves with body armor. if anything they wear vests. they tend to die at the scene or shoot it out at the scene. they make no effort usually to escape. in this case they escaped. whether they're in that dark colored suv or some other vehicle, apparently they're not at the scene so they've gotten away. >>...