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So something may be really insignificant now but be hugely significant a week from now. >> thats pretty interesting. and tom, whats your take on that? i know youre seeing even if theres not dna, theres not fingerprints, theres other things. don is talking about the wire fingerprint. >> don is exactly right. there are so many different little pieces that could be significant later. actually, going back to drew griffins point about some of the lack of information, the authorities will not put out ...

Microscope because it leaves very small, unique marks. so they may be able to trace a particular tool to a particular piece of wire. so something may be really insignificant now but be hugely significant a week from now. >> thats pretty interesting. and tom, whats your take on that? i know youre seeing even if theres not dna, theres not fingerprints, theres other things. don is talking about the wire fingerprint. >> don is exactly right. there are so many different little pieces that could be si...

Compare those pellets with the pellets that were found on the scene that were pulled out of peoples legs and so forth, and then theyll compare those pellets to -- theyll take them to the laboratory and the fbi laboratory, the tdac where they analyze all these bombs. theyve cataloged so much of these stuff where theyve compared it with other devices, so theyll look and see if these pellets or ball bearings match other devices. maybe they can figure out where they were manufactured, too, and then ...

Frustrated this early in the game, but i will tell you, they are in a real urgent hunt to find this person and solve this crime. >> certainly the first 24 or 48 hours, so crucial in that. thanks to drew. lets talk about what authorities can learn from this new evidence. i want to bring in the former fbi assistant director tom fuentes, and don barelli, cfo of the firm that specializes in security and counterterrorism. tom, well start with you. we obviously have these photos. how significant is th...

Intensive, important investigation like this, so thats another issue of the type of information getting put out. >> don, let me ask you about the pictures weve been showing here of the before and after, of the light-colored bag next to a mailbox and then afterwards, weve shown the blurred picture where the bag is gone. obviously its blurred because people are injured. but one thing that we noticed from this is the mailbox doesnt appear to be damaged. that was leaning against a mailbox. does that...

They come back in. in this case they know how to reach out and get to them. that could really be a huge benefit to this process, erin. >> and as investigators search for a break in the case, there is new evidence tonight that may be the best lead yet. cnn and waga in atlanta have obtained new images of the explosive device that killed three and wounded more than 1 80 others. but is this new evidence going to break the case? that is the question. "outfront" tonight, don barelli, former fbi member...

And finish in a certain average time, four hours into the race, are completing the event. but its also curious to note, why didnt they choose, perhaps, to strike at the beginning of the race when you had the greatest number of people at that starting line. regardless, thats what theyre trying to figure out as they look at whether people might have had problems getting to where they wanted to be, to blow up these bombs. but certainly at this point, theyre most interested in looking at those devic...

That line with civil liberties but we do rely on the public, family members or community members to give us that information because when somebody is becoming radicalized, you want to try to intervene early many times when the f.b.i. gets involved, theyve already crossed that line. >> gotcha. >> theyre committed to doing something violent. if we can intercede early and stop them before it can start. >> don barelli, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead now, did you...

>> usama bin laden, dead. but the war on terror, far from over. >> the killing of bin laden reminds us of how horrible 9/11 was and how horrible it can be again if we ever, ever let our guard down. we have to assume that al-qaida either from overseas or here, you know, working through radicalized people in our own country wants to carry out an attack. >> our next guest says this means the united states may see a rise in lone wolf terror attacks instead of the group plots. former assistant specia...

Custody. 75 weapons were seized, including 11 weapons of war. i know one of those raids they said at one point there was a rocket launcher. 33 rifles, 31 hand guns and also 44 drug seizures and weve talked about this before. the drugs are significant because drugs are one way that isis funds its activities. 118 people are now under house arrest. thats one of the things we talked about that may be expanded. they put the bracelet on the person whos under house arrest and their able to keep them un...