jon: and we continue to get new information on that brutal attack as eric holder just mentioned. fbi agents pouring through poring through the rubble of nairobi s westgate mall hoping to identify the attackers, some of whom might have been americans. they re also seeing what they can learn about what happened there and gather some of the evidence. trying to prevent anything like what happened in kenya from happening here. this as the same somali-based terror group that took over the mall killing dozens of people just attacked a security post near the somali border. they killed two police officers in that attack. the terror group, al-shabaab, vowing to continue violence until kenyan troops withdraw from somalia. meanwhile, more survivors of the terror attack at the mall are speaking out about their harrowing ordeal and about looking right into the face of evil. he was right he just randomly started shooting at everyone, and there was this competition taking place of
moved my appointment three times and never got it. this year will be different, doc, i problem is. or i will bring you one. jenna: i don t want that. thank you. good to see you. jenna: you will hold me to it there we go. jon: the mall attack in kenya is raising lots of new concerns that terror groups are adapting modern technology and evolving in the process. the al qaeda affiliate responsible for the massacre said to include extremists from the u.s., britain and canada, showing how terror groups have really become a global brand, thanks in large part to the internet. they are embracing modern technology to recruit and radicalize new members. talk about with con conklin. the defense editor for london s telegraph newspaper. he wrote the book, churchhill s first war, young winston and the fight against the taliban. so the internet and, you know, s actually enabled and made these
interpol issued a red notice, essentially flagging her passport, making her a wanted woman around the world, compelling all the members of interpol to, basically, arrest her if they find her. this comes as an international team of investigators including ones from the u.s. and great britain comb through the rubble there looking for clues, trying to determine what exactly happened during that four-day-long attack. we understand they re collecting blood and hair and fingerprint and dna evidence. kenyan officials also say they re expanding the search for other suspects connected to the westgate attack. they believe there is a large network of al-shabaab militants who helped plan and carry out the attack. really this is an international effort from the united states and israel and lots of different countries that are contributing to this. but right now there are more questions than answers, including the red cross says, jon, there are more than 70 people still missing. so the task at hand
groups more dangerous in your view? hi, there, jon. yes, i think that s, this new phenomenon of the technologically savvy islamist terrorist is something that is really causing concern on both sides of the atlantic. in the old days when you go back to the start of bin laden, his cell was basically in afghanistan or the sudan. we knew basically where they were. we could see people going in and out of the training camps. but these days, al qaeda and its affiliates are appealing to people over the internet. they re publishing videos basically showing their deeds around the world. and encouraging young men, young muslims in america and britain and europe, throughout the world to join the cause. jon: yeah. in this case, in this attack these groups were supposedly on twitter even naming the names of those who took part. what is the purpose of that?
phone ringing under him. so i put my hand under his stomach. that s when i realized he was shot, because he was bleeding. so i pulled out the phone slowly, and i tried to switch it off. it was all full of blood, and i tried to switch off the phone so that it could stop ringing. jon: some terrible stories so many terrible stories like that. interpol issuing an arrest notice for samantha lewthwait sexer is the widow of a suicide bomber behind the london attacks of 2005. now she is suspected of some kind of involvement in the attack on the mall in my roby. conor powell is live in jerusalem for us. reporter: well, jon, there s no direct evidence linking samantha lewthwaite to the attack, but survivors did talk about a pale-faced woman, and there s a lot of suspicion that she was part of the planning or an attacker herself.