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Mall but while the walls have been rebuilt and painted and the shattered glass replaced many kenyans are still asking just how this attack could have taken place, who carried it out, and what happened to the killers. >> it bothers me for the families the people that were lost there also and also for me to feel safe in this country, yeah. that our questions are not answered or nothings been brought to surface. >> reporter: this survivor asks not to be identified because shes afraid of speaking ou...

Now at the psychology of how and why killers or terrorists act the way they do. eric fisher is a licensed psychologist here in atlanta. thank you so much for coming in eric to talk to us about this. because we just heard that his friends in high school just cant believe, something happened since high school when he was described as funny, smart, very well liked, never bullied. and to look at that picture of him, he just had a demeanor that said he just he was happy. >> right. >> so but something...

Theres killers in there. im not a killer. >> one of those convicted killers is julio flores. after strangling his ex-girlfriend inside his bronx, new york, apartment, he pled guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced 19 years to life in a new york state prison. because flores was actually arrested in new jersey with the womans body parts concealed inside buckets, he was extradited to bergen county to stand trial on an additional charge, desecration of human remains. and earlier today it t...

Woman man. this man is very bad. >> reporter: hernandez is a journalist and expert on the cartel problem plaguing her country. she lives with death threats that come with reporting and writing about guzman, a man whose power did not diminish behind prison walls. >> he organized inside. more than 900 prisoners. so with 900 prisoners on your side you are able to do anything. >> hernandez believes el chapo threatened and bribed prison officials facilitating his escape. families at some of the emplo...

Stars. theyre intentionally powerful. by using the green light, those are the ones that really cause the flash blindness in the cockpit. its not necessarily the power, its the color of the light. and it does seem that some sort of neighbormaybe nationwide coordination of wrongdoers had occurred. its on the rise anyway even before that. >> very strange and unsafe and scary. friend and coaches describe the chattanooga shooter as kind polite and humble? well those are not the descriptions that we...

Trained to use the weapons could be and should be armed. >> in some cases and in some instances but at least a sidearm. at least something so they can protect themselves. right now ill point out that these anti-gun laws are targeting the wrong people. theyre keeping guns out of the hands of the wrong and this very instance the anti-gun laws protected one person and that was the shooter. >> i dont think so. we cant talk about people whose lives are saved because its not in a workplace where every...

This past week and elsewhere around the world. so the investigators i think would be seriously remiss if they didnt look for some islamic state connection. whether the shooter here was inspired by the islamic straight or explicitly directed at this point its a distinction without a difference. the islamic state wants military men to be attacked in western countries. this was an attack on military men in western countries. >> richard, i think in many ways, robert is right. we live in a very polit...

Isis-inspired attack? these two points youre making the trip to the mideast, looking at his social postings. this happened on the last day of ramadan. >> it certainly points in a certain direction. but unless we actually find a direct al qaeda or isis connection, it would be smart to not actually make that direct connection yet. because once we do that, then we actually feed into the isis narrative that theyre actually everywhere and theyve got killers everywhere in the united states, which is t...

Cell and tunnel. >> reporter: good morning. it was a journey to get there. at least 13 checkpoints inside this maximum security prison. we had to show our ids multiple times. it was a cell block of at least eight cells, home to the countries most ruthless killers and murderers and criminals. and in that corner cell was where "el chapo" was until he escaped on saturday night. for the first time our cameras are allowed inside cell number 20. this is some remnants of what he left behind. for nearly...

Passing out photographs of el chapo. the notorious drug lord escaped through a mile long tunnel dug to come up under the shower of his prison cell. a new reality for prison escapee david sweat. he is now being housed at another new york prison and a unit wherein mates are kept in in -- where inmates are kept in solidarity for three hours a day. matt escaped from an upstate new york prison last month. sweat was shot and injured during his capture. while matt was shot to death a few days earlier...