floodgates open. >> reporter: keenly aware of the parallels with his mother, harry has made clear that he doesn't want history to repeat itself. the most vitriolic attention spewed from social media, which the couple say was then amplified by mainstream media. >> you're making people want to kill me. it's not just a tabloid. it's not just some story. you are making me scared. >> reporter: the impact on meghan's mental health was a key reason behind their departure from the uk. their plans to step back from royal duties led to a deep rift in the family and crisis talks at sandringham. >> the saddest part of it was this wedge created between myself and my brother. >> reporter: the two brothers, prince william and prince harry met with then prince charles and the late queen. >> it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true, and my
Relations between the two brothers are said to have soured after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their decision to quit royal life. The ties between the...
of jewish life in america. >> it's impossible to talk about the jewish history in america without talking about four or five blocks around here. there are 11 synagogues within a fi five-minute walk of where we are. this is where reformed judaism was created, jews were comfortable, they had ceremonies sometimes in church halls and sometimes in fire stations. it's a place they came with comfort and ease. >> one thi . >> reporter: one thing with dr. rabinowitz's funeral -- >> dr. rabinowitz was the doctor of the local editor. >> reporter: the two brothers, david and cecil, who were pillars of this congregation, for so many people to come to the funeral of two brothers who maybe they didn't even know
we've now seen this attack in san bernardino. and don't forget that last year in canada we had two back-to-back lone wolf-style attacks, one that was on the parliament, another that was a drive-by car accident that again had very similar elements of people that seemed to be radicalized, taking it upon themselves to do an act of violence. >> part of the challenge i would imagine for counterterrorism officials in this situation is exactly what you said at the beginning. if you're dealing with a couple who are only speaking to themselves about what they're doing, if you're talking about a lone individual or in the case of boston the two brothers, finding a kind of in to that if they're keeping off the internet or if they're not communicating openly with people, that strikes me as a pretty difficult thing for the fbi or anyone else to do. >> exactly. and what we're seeing more and more of are family units. we saw it with the boston bombings as you just mentioned, two brothers.
widely available, including in al qaeda's "inspire" magazine. so all you need really is an ethernet cable or a wi-fi connection and you are then able to just find these things online. and put together the pieces to be able to carry it out. we saw elton simpson in may. we've now seen this attack in san bernardino. and don't forget that last year in canada we had two back-to-back lone wolf-style attacks, one that was on the parliament, another that was a drive-by car accident that again had very similar elements of people that seemed to be radicalized, taking it upon themselves to do an act of violence. >> part of the challenge i would imagine for counterterrorism officials in this situation is exactly what you said at the beginning. if you're dealing with a couple who are only speaking to themselves about what they're doing, if you're talking about a lone individual or in the case of boston the two brothers,
doing, if you're talking about a lone individual or in the case of boston the two brothers, finding a kind of in to that if they're keeping off the internet or if they're not communicating openly with people, that strikes me as a pretty difficult thing for the fbi or anyone else to do. >> exactly. and what we're seeing more and more of are family units. we saw it with the boston bombings as you just mentioned, two brothers. in paris this january for the "charlie hebdo" attacks we again had two brothers. and now we have a husband and wife. and so there's really nothing suspicious about a husband and wife speaking to each other. that's not the kind of communications that you would normally i think be tapping into. people are usually -- law enforcement is usually looking for communications outside of a family unit, and i think it becomes increasingly difficult when it's within those closed doors. >> rukmini callimachi of the "new york times," really appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. still ahead, what today's news means for u.s. policy and
they realize that events like this do not happen. i'm from cleveland. my phone last night blew up, my facebook account was just flooded, everybody in cleveland was saying you have to be here. we believe in miracles, and now they've come true. >> wow. >> standing on the street here you realize that is exactly right. it's a wonderful day. but still we should point out, many questions. the happy ending is really only the beginning of what is going to be a long, difficult investigation. >> oh, yeah. focusing on the homecoming but the horrors behind that door are something that those young women investigators will have to start going over. let me ask you one question. the primary -- ariel castro the two brothers do police say they think all of these guys were together what is -- three suspects or one suspect? can you explain that to me? >> yeah, well, you know, one suspect is believed to be the owner of the home and that's the one that's been named ariel castro. the other two authorities have not named. it's the connection here, we're trying to work that through. we're anticipating there's going
it the tsarnaev brothers dispotion of evidence including computers. evidence suggests it may have been unwitting, on friday fox news was first to report that the fbi was developing a so-called list of person of interest. this also extends to the bombs as fox reported friday, the detonation mechanism is not founded in the online al qaeda magazine inaspire which is another data point mike rogers the two brothers likely had some kind of outside help, shep. >> shepard: catherine, the younger brother is now in a prison hospital in massachusetts. and one time who did -- i should say and one man who did time there says it's no country club. the feds say they transferred the suspect last week to the federal medical facility devin, which is about 0 miles outside of boston. today in "studio b," a former inmate who spent about a month in that same unit told me what it was like on the inside. >> it is a 10-by-10 room. it's got a steel bunk. he will be alone. he will have very limited human contact. and it will be with guards
where they took 700 hostages and more than 200 people were killed when the russians gassed the theater. we have no idea how today in america if understanding chechnya any better will help us understand the boston bombings any better. the two brothers, one now dead, one in custody, the two brothers named responsible for the bombings are of chechen origin. they have been in the u.s. for nearly a decade. it may turn out that being from chechnya is no more relevant to understanding this case than any other aspect of their lives, their family ties, their religion, their political bel f beliefs, or any other characteristic of them that we can discern from their biographies that we want to use as their proxy for noting their motives. they say the difference between terrorism and crimes that look
"moby dick." wreckage of "the two brothers" was found about 600 miles northwest of honolulu. it hit a reef and went down in 1823. the ship's captain george pollapol pollard lost his first ship two years earlier. it was rammed by a whale with an attitude and also shrank. this was captured on cell phone video by another motorist. the driver, 83-year-old clarence kinny walked away with minor injuries and sited for driving the wrong way with a suspended license. he couldn't say how he was in the wrong lanes. the other people in the pile-up suffered minor injuries. second week in a row, houston police taking public criticism because there's a new video that appears to show an officer beating up a suspect as he takes him into custody.