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Ohio police identified ricky shiffer as the armed man killed in a standoff yesterday. we're learning more about the man who attempted to enter an fbi field office in cincinnati with an ar-15-style rifle and a nail gun. an account under shiffer's name was identified objen trump's tr social platform. it contains violent rhetoric and he was known to the fbi. brynn gingras has more. >> reporter: we're learning, victor, from sources that there are known associates shiffer had within the right wing extremist group proud boys. we've also learned that shiffer had some weapons training. he served in th...

And let people know that our new laws are going to be looking at restrictions on sensitive locations, changing the permitting process, creating a threshold for those. we're going to have training requirements. we're going to make sure that people have concealed weapons training. we have a whole lot of ideas. and also look at a system where businesses and private property owners would have the right to protect themselves. so stay tuned. stay tune. we're just getting started here. >> and that was the live reaction from the governor of new york, cathy hochul, on the supreme court decision just an...

Some noisy days (and nights) are coming up in the next couple of weeks.

Some noisy days (and nights) are coming up in the next couple of weeks.

Resources that are available in country to ensure equitable distribution. i just want to -- >> let me out. understand where you're saying, because on eisman time with jose andrés, as the same retape in bureaucracy is was going supplies for food, right? and water, and those sorts of things. it exists with that. and his organization is able to get through that. the government bureaucracy. so again, you're suggesting, suarez helping people on the front lines to get through all the red tape, at the time it takes a very valuable time forgetting that equipment to people who needed the most. >> yeah...