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Watertown police, believing they had sufficient fire power to do so. but the tick tock of what happened after the fbi published their photos is going to be one of the most heavily scrutinized portions of the investigation and questioning. i tell you, the part of the whole narrative thats the most chilling is that they launched the attacks monday. they killed and maimed in the most deliberate, premeditated way, then he went back to dartmouth, went out with colleagues and friends. tamerlan went ba...

Citizens, you have italian americans who are italian and proudly american. i think one of the biggest dangers were facing right now is this reductionist narrative. where people are trying to kind of be reduced to the sum of the labels that we sling around their neck. to just muslim or just chechnyian or pakistani or sikh. i think actually this dehumanizing narrative is in the heart of fundamentalism. what my character does in this film is hes trying to reject fundamentalism in all its forms, whi...

This is dangerous to others, because the caucasus emirate has -- >> mike: mark, youre in tel aviv, but youve been a part of being a first responder at 50 or more terrorist attacks in israel. what do you look for when you are anticipating or going into the situation following a terrorist attack? >> governor, theres nothing you can really look for. as every profile is different, but you can recognize the human

>> i believe that the only reason that someone would have those in their possession would be to further attack people and cause more death and destruction. >> but the two would never get their chance to stage another terrorist attack. 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev lying dead, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev in custody, facing the prospect of the death penalty and the people of boston reclaiming their city. >> now just about trying to move on and put the pieces together and get ready for next year....

That he allegedly had. >> it can indicate a number of things. it could indicate they didnt have tremendous backing, that it was just them. terrorist attacks usually have multiple points of attack. i want to put this in context of what happened thursday night. one of the reasons we went to lock down is because they had so much weaponry, they were throwing out of the cars with the guns. thats what animated ed david and the governor. >> what are the big questions right now? what else did they have ...

Investigation into the boston marathon terrorist attacks. >> live during this hour, a lot happening here in the city of boston. in just about 15 minutes from now, this city will stand still along with the white house at the precise moment when the two bombs went off, about a block from where were standing here in copley square. remember, this was the middle of boston, the end of bostons most famous race, the iconic marathon. it happened this very hour exactly one week ago. so today, of course, t...

This is dangerous to others, because the caucasus emirate has -- >> mike: mark, youre in tel aviv, but youve been a part of being a first responder at 50 or more terrorist attacks in israel. what do you look for when you are anticipating or going into the situation following a terrorist attack? >> governor, theres nothing you can really look for. as every profile is different, but you can recognize the human

Over 120 people. the bess lan school massacre. over 300 killed, mostly children. the moscow metro bombing, 39 people killed. foreign policy has an interesting anal a sysianalysis. chernen writes the numerous terror strikes have not been included in the short list of major terrorist attacks, americas 9/11, londons 7-7, and spain. instead, russia was placed in a different category where like in israel, terrorism was deemed a response to the governments repression, rather than an attack against hum...

Entire chechen population to central asia, a deeply radicalizing experience, as much as a third or a half of the chechen population died there. in the 90s and early 2000s, russia fought a brutal war there against chechen separatist who is became increasingly affiliated with the islamic, islamic terrorist insurgencies around the world. >> it radicalized both sides, russia and the chechens, for the churchens, the chechens because increasingly radicalized and islamized. >> i want to bring the folks...

Is i wrote this earlier. it was that we should all stay together, we should all stand together, laugh together, and remember together, just stay together because thats what the city is about. thats what our service is built on. this is what our whole community is built on is staying together. and i think sean is what he would want from us, is all to continue on. >> remembering sean collier, the fourth fatality in these terrorist attacks. more than 35,000 people running in londons marathon this m...