Survivors and relatives of the victims of a white supremacist shooter, who in 2015 killed nine Black churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, react to the $88 million settlement announced by the US Justice Department, which stems from allegations that the FBI was negligent when it failed to prohibit the sale of a gun to shooter Dylan Roof. "My sister and I are going to go home realizing that the government didn't sit in silence, but they paid attention. And they valued my father's life," Eliana Pinckney, the daughter of one of the victims, says during a press conference in Washington, DC. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES