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What has been put out is the difference of a bomb and terrorist-inspired attack. and this is a big change. and we have been looking at mumbai, and the school, and the kenyan mall, and saw it in paris and many mali recently that a bombs and firearm attack is a real sea change. i dont know if people are understanding how different that is. we understood it in law enforcement when we watched mumbai, and all of the procedures changed, but now it is on our soil, and we can add san bernardino no the h...

Americans would use in this case, $170,000 a year? that could feed a number of families, right? >> well, jamie, 100,000 employees are furloughed because of sequestration many in the irs. im sure we can work ms. lerner into that provision right now because she doesnt certainly deserve to have this compensation. we are talking about constitutional rights. sure, she could plead the fifth, she was spear heading the organization, the division in the irs that prevented the americans who wanted to acti...

[ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ to wireless is mitless.s... >> jamie: there is new developments in the boston bombing marathon case. judge rescheduling a hearing for the surviving suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the probable cause hearing moved to july now. originally scheduled for next week. prosecutors and the defense attorneys are both asking to postpone it because they say they need more time to prepare. those bombings you will recall will were ...

Think may be part of the mystery in this case. what can you tell us about that? >> well, our son was a ph.d. in electrical engineering and he went to get trained in a veko machine in new jersey. upon arriving back in singapore are they have a meeting with chinese company that we have since found out was fallway and shane found it was going to be used for military use. he refused to do it it he said they were asking him to compromise u.s. security. he quit his job. he told us live his life had be...

Before. death penalty case a jury has come back dead locked. in four of those five cases the d.a. has decided to bring another jury, in to go effort idea of death penalty or life in prison. of those four retrials, three of them they got the death penalty, three out of four isnt so bad, we do believe thats whats going to happen in this case that they are going to retry to a jury in july. bring them in for cliff notes version of the trial. we had a chance to talk to brian foster, an attorney who h...

Be 110 and healthy, but if we do were still going to see terror generated from the middle east. its not a conventional. >> jamie: on or shores too. we have to get the bad guys wherever they are. this law, passed after september 11th, 2001, al qaeda, my military sources tell me, they are still very much in the game, there is all these splinter organizations. the president as you said saying mission accomplished if thats how you read it the threat seems to be still there. but is this law the way i...

>> jamie: todd had expressed concern about his life. he told his girlfriend and others that somebody was coming after him? >> yes. >> jamie: first, the american government, a lot of people and a lot of parents must be sitting out there right now saying my goodness my child is serving overseas or working overseas, would they not be predicted? what has our government done and what have they havent done that you would like them to do to do. >> the fbi played into the hands of the singapore governme...

That we will see if it happens. thanks very much. >> my pleasure, gregg. >> jamie: this is case we have been following. police overseas says the death of an engineer is a suicide. his parents will be here next. rare opportunity to ask why they have abandoned their search for answers in singapore. they are here live. >> gregg: plus a plane forced to make emergency landing, scaring passengers on board. we are going to tell you where it happened. >> i just finished that one. ♪

Do. >> jamie: tony, her supervisor asked for her resignation. >> she is not compelled to take it unfortunately. thats what we are in the midst of seeing. if she were somebody who had a degree of integrity or ethics she would resign or again is he very least agree not to take pay while there was an investigation or at the very least agree to be an active participant in these hearings. the government has the congress rather has this oversight role. now, she is saying i did nothing wrong. well then...

Of deliberations in jodi ariass murder trial, the marathon case. today could be a day we get a verdict. this is day 58 by our calendar. if she is convicted of first degree murder theres a big, big process that comes next and our team of experts is standing by to tell you exactly what will happen. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down