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Mobilize behind or rally behind. >> what do you see as a relationship between whats happening in isis in iraq and syria and what we will see in terror here? >> i think the most important thing to note is the most dangerous attacks will be returnees from syria. people who have been battle-hardened who have the tactical abilities and the ability to plan. the fact that we no longer have spaces in syria where they can shelter and plan like that, i think its a major victory. so the types of horrible ...

Grave, grave harm. >> at least two killed on that bike path alone. >> and at least six have lost their lives this afternoon. 15 are injured. joining me nbcs law enforcement analyst jim cavanaugh, i wonder if you could give us your thoughts about what we know at this hour. >> well, nicole, toms reporting and what the authorities are saying looking at it as terrorism. is consistent with the overall picture we see, a long crime scene, seven to 14 city blocks, we see maybe a rental vehicle involved,...

The real hero, in my opinion, is the person who made the initial call and the tip. >> reporter: the sheriff says a helpful tip led them to his personal diary spelling out their plans. they also say they found a homemade explosive in her home. >> i just couldnt believe it. it was -- i knew both of those kids. they both rode my bus. >> reporter: on mccurleys social media pages are signs there may have been an issue. images celebrating the columbine high school killers. another picture of columbine...

Reporting. youre welcome. actually now in a crisis which is really exploded in recent years its hard breaking as well and i think you the united states is in the grip of a massive public health crisis o.p.o. drugs have become the main cause of death among americans under the age of fifty more than ninety people die every day in the u.s. from opioid drug overdoses back in two thousand and fifteen the death toll was more than thirty three thousand thats a four fold increase in deaths since one tho...

Several years including on the panama papers he is still shaken by her death. and this is a. obviously is going to get it and like you said its going to might remain at the back of our minds into account that its intimidating us and stop us from doing our jobs just more of these media we need to we need to up again and we need to people if i think you can i think the story is its you know to the best essman to make it for the. many multis doubt her killers will be found but theres hope that this...

Involved the top most politicians in our country well definitely exposed for this and she died for it. the allegations are numerous corruption tax havens a refuge for the mafia and seventy thousand offshore companies and the sale of maltese passports many citizens believe the rule of law is on shaky ground along with press freedom. jacob org an investigative journalist worked with for a few years including the panama papers hes still shaken by her death. and this is obviously is going to hit it ...

Investigation that had occurred to that point. >> which the prosecution listed in detail for the jury to hear. but theres always more than one side to a story.thri told the jury that when she read carefully through all the prosecution material, heres what jumped right out at her. >> when you take a good hard look at their evidence, when you see that theyve interpreted the evidence to fit the conclusion that they drew in the first 12 hours of this case, you see that all it is is assumptions and a...

Got broken into a week or two ago. >> the chief in the earlier burglary used shawnas bathroom to take a shower and left with several pair of shawnas panties and some jewelry. he left behind a pair of boxer shorts size small. back then shawna immediately suspected some neighborhood teens, said george. >> so she had discussed it with several people including george and decided that it may be that she left something unlocked and it could be maybe some kids that live in the neighborhood. >> so is th...

>> her head and her -- theres just blood over her and theres blood on the floor. i touched her cheek. and she was cold, cold, cold. and i ran out of the house. >> reporter: and that, said ralph, is when he saw his neighbor fahry and yelled for help. but who did it? robbers or someone else? normally, said walsenburg police captain vince suarez -- >> youre always going to look at the closest people to the victim. >> reporter: except, in this case, ralph was also a victim and clearly wanted to help...

It would have been horrible. keith morrison (voiceover): they formed a circle and held hands around the place they knew she had been. one of the investigators is a deacon in his church and he said a prayer. bobby minter: theres beautiful water and marsh and docks. and i think it might have given mrs. waring some peace thinking at least it wasnt in a garbage dump somewhere. it was a peaceful place and in gods place. keith morrison (voiceover): so now the a-team had done its job and kates killers ...