JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: There are new developments in the investigation into the siege of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. CNN Justice correspondent Pierre Thomas joins us now with the latest. Pierre, what's up?</s>PIERRE THOMAS, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Jeanne, we have a bit of news that's being touted by the Justice Department as favorable to them. The special firm that looked at the infrared tapes concerning: Were there shots fired on the final day of the siege? And the report says that there were no shots fired based on a recreation event that was done on March 19. So the conclusion is that there were not shots fired on that day, that these events were reflections from the sun.</s>FRANK SESNO, CNN ANCHOR: Pierre, why is that significant?</s>THOMAS: Well ,that's significant because one of the essential questions that John Danforth, the special counsel, is looking at is: did the FBI kill people? did they fire weapons? So this is a positive development. We have to wait to see if the Branch Davidian attorneys who are suing the U.S. government, what their take on this is.</s>MESERVE: Pierre Thomas, thanks so much.
Special Firm Reports Feds Did Not Fire on Final Day at Waco