Terror Situations News Today

Where were at, were looking at four to five days. So, i know that sounds troublesome but its important that we dot the is and cross the ts as far as evidentiary and possible prosecution if the future. Injuries, Injury Number that we are using today, 489. Of that 489, 317 has been discharged from the hospital. So the question is, sheriff, you provided several different numbers associated with that all the way up to 527. Now, you got to imagine, were dispersed across several hospitals, relying on ...

Unlocking so all of these numbers are moving in the right direction. they arejust not are moving in the right direction. they are just not saying it is time for everyone to go clubbing right now. ., , ., ~ for everyone to go clubbing right now. . , ., ~ ., ., now. ok! i was talking earlier to the director _ now. ok! i was talking earlier to the director of _ now. ok! i was talking earlier to the director of public _ now. ok! i was talking earlier to the director of public health - now. ok! i was...

Youre looking at terror situations that i studied in my career. the individual invests so much of their emotion in getting to the location and conducting the attack, that is, theyve got to build up to an emotional bubble that says, im going to kill people. when i kill people, most likely im going to die myself. what im saying is once they get to the actual event, they might not always have thought through, how do i maintain focus for 20 minutes or 30 minutes? so that i can kill 500 people instea...

Situations, and the fbis review of all of them since columbine, i think its the first six minutes or so in which most of the fatalities take place. do we know why it doesnt go longer? is it police response? in some cases shooters kill themselves prior to intervention by the police. >> sure. some of these situations where youre looking at this, whether youre looking at terror situations that i studied in my career. the individual invests so much of their emotion in getting to the location and con...

Went to work. they launched an air strike on several al shabaab camps and get this, in somalia. part of a four-year-old campaign to take out the terrorists on their home territory. cnns david mackenzie joins us now from nairobi, kenya. david, there were taukz that the kenya officials actually had some advanced warning that there might be an attack. how on earth can a rapid response team take hours to get transportation while people are dying? >> reporter: well, ashleigh, thats the question were ...

All the facts together and look at every point was there something the u.s. government or our allies could have done to stop shahzad before he parkd that car in times square. >> lieberman is proposing legislation that would give the state department the right to take away the citizenship of americans who work with foreign terrorist groups. attorney general eric holder says he believes there are constitutional problems with that proposal. joining us with more on the investigation is the chairma...