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>> abbott says he left before his friends and didnt know the church had burned down until hours later. >> everything was still standing when i left. the next morning, my niece and my nephew and brother-in-law came in and told me to turn on the tv. i turned on the tv and every channel i flipped it on showed the catholic church on fire. >> fingerprints on a church wine bottle led the police to him. despite his claims of innocence, abbott says he took a plea deal to avoid testifying against his fri...

Subways. >> we need to focus more on homeland base threats. >> just this week a malfunction caused smoke to fill a dc metro station and killing one and injuries a disease more. passengers were waiting for more than 40 minutes and raising questions on how prepared the u.s. is to respond to emergencies on the nations transportation systems. >> one had to have wonder what if that was set by terrorists. clearly the response was inadequate. >> johnson struck a tone and saying that the department is a...

Talking about skooms, smg about skooms, s talking about skooms schools buses, trains airplanes. its not that i dont have confidence in secretary johnson. its the rapenge is impossible to cover. we can have or try to have some sense of security that the government can protect us. the true is answer theres no you can in a country of 330 million people. >> where do you stand on this? >> i understand. i think one of the things we have to do is we cant be parochial in our thinking. we have to think a...

The kouachi brothers who attacked "charlie hebdo" newspaper. the france says they will not head back down. the head of european agency europol, says there are thousands of war trained radicals who are independent or semiindependent and this is extremely difficult situation to get under control martha. martha: what we saw unfold in belgium yesterday evening, tell us a little bit more about that raid rick. >> reporter: well, not perhaps a direct connection between what the attacks in paris and att...

Confused and uncoordinated. sg we had no idea what was happening. >> reporter: many walk out over the tracks. dozen are sick or injured. one woman dies. faced with so many people trapped in darkness and heavy smoke and more than 80 needing to be sent to hospitals, d.c. homeland security and emergency management director says the response was solid. >> to pull out 200 people do an event where we go through mass casualties assess the folks and get 84 people transferred in the amount of time they d...

Biggest challenges of rooting out radicalized islamist extremists, is their lack of command structure, theyre learning how to blend and integrate and hide and plain sight before striking, and many case using the internet to recruit and communicate. ate least 2500 and possibly up to 5,000 suspects have traveled from europe to fight in syria and iraq and there are grave concerns many of these battle-hardened jihad jihadis are coming home with an agenda to kill. the our repol chief says it will be ...

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Through the heart of the hub is back open but it was closed for hours this morning because dozens of people chanting "black lives matter" were in the middle of the roadway. the protesters many chained to barrels filled with concrete are part of the movement calling attention to recent police killings of unarmed african-american suspects. i spoke with detective daniel richard of the massachusetts state police this last hour about the mess this created during rush hour. >> the individuals that we ...

Youve heard the names. said and cherif kouachi. the mass gunmen caught on video moments after killing 12 people grown up virtually alone in paris. authorities are trying to untangle all of threads of the attack they calmly carried out one week ago today. although they were brothers h many people felt a sixth sense of deja vu. the kouachis are not the first siblings to wage jihad. its a pattern weve seen many times before. jason carroll reports. >> reporter: said and cherif kouachi, partners in c...

I have an update now on this mornings protest that snarled the morning commute in boston. two stretches of i-93 which go