[Costello:] All right, we want to take you back out live to Phoenix right now where the FBI is searching the apartment located in Phoenix, Arizona, of one of the alleged gunmen in that Texas shooting in Garland, Texas. There was a shooting that happened outside of an event featuring a cartoon contest. You were challenged to to draw a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed. These two men showed up. They opened fire. Police fired back. And two men were shot. And again, the FBI is searching one of the apartment is searching the apartment where these two men lived. We know one of their names, Elton Simpson. So let's head back out to Phoenix right now and check in with Javier Soto. He works at one of our affiliates there, KTVK. Javier, what more can you tell us?
[Javier Soto, Reporter, Ktvk:] Yes, good morning to you, Carol. We just got out from talking with some of the neighbors of Simpson and they described two gentlemen who lived there and they did describe them as gentlemen, saying they were very nice. And when I referenced one of them as Elton Simpson, as you just mentioned, they said that they went by a different name. But currently the FBI is in and out of that apartment complex unit here at the Autumn Ridge. We're right north of Phoenix. And they served the search warrant late last night into early this morning. We are told that several units surrounding the one unit where they were serving a search warrant were evacuated at about 10:00 last night. They weren't allowed back into their units until about 4:00 this morning. But the FBI, with the assistance of Phoenix Police, served a search warrant. We were told there were some loud flash-bangs as the FBI and Phoenix Police made entry. Once they determined nobody was inside, they sent a robot in to conduct surveillance throughout that apartment unit to make sure there were no bombs inside, and then the FBI started their investigation. Now, neighbors tell us that they're actually centered around a van in the back parking lot searching through that, as well. And according to FBI officials, they got information from yesterday's shooting, once they were able to get inside that vehicle and gather information and that's what brought them to this apartment complex here in north Phoenix, connecting Simpson, as well as the second suspect to this unit. So they're far from done conducting their investigation. There's no telling at this point what kind of evidence they were able to pull away from here. But again, those other surrounding units were allowed back in to their homes just a few hours ago. And they described the two men who lived here as being very nice. Carol.
[Costello:] All right, I want, if you could, Scottie, to put up that tweet supposedly sent out by one of the suspects, Elton Simpson. And I want the audience to look at that while I ask you this next question, Javier. Is there a problem in Phoenix with radicalized young men?
[Soto:] I'm sorry, can you repeat that?
[Costello:] Is there a wider problem of in Phoenix with radicalized young men?
[Soto:] You know, there's no telling at this point. You know, this is something widespread across the nation. There are pockets and cells of stuff we really don't know. So I don't think any state or any city is immune to that at this point. As you know, ISIS when they announced this event was going to take place where they were awarding an artist $10,000 for the best drawing of the Prophet Mohammed, ISIS online started calling for attacks like the one we saw yesterday. So I think when you say there are radicalized individuals, I think no place, no city, no state is immune to that at this point.
[Costello:] All right, Javier Soto, thanks for the incite. I appreciate it. I'll be right back.