president? however tinny the words of apology may sound, these fallen idols can barely help themselves. they insist on recapturing the fame and media, once bathing nem fay golden globe. we must let them into our lives again. it is as though they are saying, when we blame ourselves, we feel no one else has a right to blame us. eric: thank you. comprehending up crim dismal or enemy combatant isn t debate over trying the surviving bomb boston bombing suspect is underway. the legal experts will smain. [ male announcer ] why is kellogg s crunchy nut so delicious? because every flake is double-toasted. splashed with sweet honey. and covered in rich double-roasted peanuts. mmm. [ hero ] yummy. [ male announcer ] kellogg s crunchy nut. it s super delicious!
continues in that direction, then to seek the help of authorities. authorities would have to be very careful in dealing with this issue. maybe using nongovernment organizations and maybe using psychologists and human right it is groups. there are a variety of ways to do it if we know. eric: tamerian tsarnaev s father says the fbi did talk to him in 2011. we ll get to the bottom of that more. walid fares, thank you for your analysis. jamie: thank you, eric great reporting on the scene this week. there were questions about whether or not the suspects should have been in the country and it s impacted the immigration reform debate. even as the senate continues on a hearing that critics say would make the u.s. more vulnerable. reporter: the boston bombing did cause some to question the new immigration bill. but many defend it as a way to make america even more secure.
see the bombings in real-time as they happen. you see this video all the time, dr. siegel, replayed. you see the bloody limbs, the injuries, the blood on the sidewalk. it affects us. who do you talk to? the clergy, a therapist, your doctor? what can we do about this? you talk to your friends, role models. talking is important. number two, let s try to put the information in exper perspectiv, eric. as horrible as this is, is there anything wrong when saying only three people died when 700,000 die of heart disease. eric: that s a different thing. i ll explain why. i want to connect that. look. when a loud noise occurs this week, we think a bomb is going off in our neighborhood. we think we re going to be next. it s a normal reaction, but it s not likely. we have to remember that it is not likely. it doesn t mean because this happened, it s going to happen to us, but we overpersonalize the risk. when you tie in voyeur systemly tvoyeuristicallyto an image on ,
that s the fear memory. it s so powerful that it interferes with your ability to see what your own personal risk is. eric: dr. samadi, i was looking in garbage cans when i was reporting on this in boston. you look to see if there s a knapsack or a bag. that s causing a lot of fear among us. i hope we won t have any more of these tragedies in our society, but if you look at the way we behave toward this, any kind of loud noise today is going to make everyone aware. israelis, not that they re used to this, but their system, this memory system is used to this, so they can react really well. then when we get to the therapy, going back to the sceen and trying to dedesens desense deseg to church, clergy, take advantage of. try to put in positive emotions like courage and caring. the tool of terrorism is fear.
homes, a school and a nearby nursing home. residents were evacuated and are just coming back this weekend. right here. you can see where it blew in the door right here. inside, it was more the roof and the insulation fell in and the nail, some of the nail its drove back through. i was glad my house wasn t destroyed. i feel sorry for the people who lost everything. my heart goes out to the people who lost everything. eric: volunteers have been on hand to help out. they are offering food and packing up items for folk who is survived. jamie: shots ring out in a crowded festival. the nerves certainly frayed. especially after the past week. can you imagine? authorities are looking for two suspects who sparked panic at denver s marijuana rally. eric: are you in the market for a new car? are you going to finance it? take out a car loan?