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Children. advertisers im talking about at this point. and one wonders why when some of these videos and some of these curious things are written on twitter and elsewhere wouldnt raise a flag. like you could just put a keyword in there that would ping for you all the time and you could match it with a database. >> well, the fact is these things did get -- did raise flags. thats one of the reasons he was closely watched and investigated. now, whether those things rise to the level of a heightened ...

But there are serious questions we need to look at. did they share that information with the local boston officials? i heard one report, i dont know if its true, as to whether or not the local boston in massachusetts authorities knew about this. and the second thing i think we should really look at is people are coming here and claiming asylum and then taking trips back to the region? that should probably raise some red flags. its something that will obviously be part of the discussion in the mo...

Wounded more than 260 others nearly two weeks ago. if you would like to help those affected by the bombings, please visit cnn.com/impact for a list of reputable charities. here in washington i am joined now by nicholas burns, former undersecretary of state for political affairs and michael chertoff, homeland security director under president bush. let me start with these dots, and ask you whether from what you know and looking at how this has worked and the information thats come out, is somet...

Data base environmentalist. how can this government be expected to keep track of 745,000 people? he was apparently was one of them. >> they have to do more than just have a list. when the information was made available to the f.b.i. they gave them the name of the older son. i think they were holding back somewhat. for instance, as far as i know, they never spoke to boston police. they never went to imam or the mosque or the people on the ground who would have had the knowledge whether he had bee...

Interview tamerlan and did interview the mother and did, as a matter of fact, enter at least they names into a federal database. but this could have made a difference. no one is saying that it definitely would have, but it certainly seems to provide more information or would have given them more information than they had before. at this point we may never know. theres also no reason at this time for why the russians only now are providing this information to the fbi. but, perhaps in time well le...

Agents should have information of anyone of concern. theres a systemic failure issue going on here and the fact that at times certain federal agencies are a bit conservative and how they manage their information. >> lou, i have a thought. you know we have this new value interrogation agency now. group. that interviews high value suspects after incidents like this. one, with the fbi and the cia. do you think we need a central group? one would think thats the office of homeland security. one datab...

Mother and the son to a database at the national counterterrorism center, according to an intelligence official. we have been standing in front of this growing and beautiful makeshift memorial for the boston victims. were going to give you a closer look at all the different ways that people are paying tribute, that comes up next. what if you could shrink your pores just by washing your face? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to cle...

Say, i will let it in. i want to move on. now that the older brother and the alleged master mind on three watch lists, three watch lists of terrorism databases heres the tecs, the fbi terrorist screening watch list. a huge database of 500,000 and yet no one know tamerlan returned to the u.s. from russia if 2012. what do you make of that, lou? >> very simple. we do not have a single database that all of our law enforcement agencies are tied in to. so we can share and comingle our information so t...

Mary, nick payton-walsh is also in russia, in dagestan, former massachusetts homeland security advisor juliette kayyem is currently a boston globe columnist. >> what youre hearing is they were informed in the sense that they had access to the data base. but they were not specifically told that we have someone on your streets that we are specifically concerned with. this is troubling because it is consistent with the feeling that the f.b.i. never thought much of this guy, right? that the original...

Blackhawk helicopter landing. >> thats what it was all about. local police had no idea the fbi was coming. it was a surprise raid. very heavy handed. those two students are now being held by immigration service on a visa violation. its odd that theyre being held this long. we are being told that thats out of an abundance of caution. theres no connection between these fellas to what happened here on marathon day. theyre still being held by their backgrounds. >> fascinating. i want to dig deeper...