about it, but the truth is, if they weren't specifically told, hey, there's a guy here living down the street in cambridge and we did this investigation and didn't find anything, but we thought you should know that cuts against some of what was learned after 9/11, that state and locals who we saw are the first responders. >> right. >> it's the police here, it's the state police were sort of maybe the last to know. >> that is certainly troubling. fran, the fbi told the "boston globe" that state and local governments have their own representatives who have access to federal terrorism databases. juliette was just talking about the jjtf, the joint terrorism task force. >> it's true, but as we've talked about before, there are hundreds of thousands of names in that database you're talking about, and there are new names added, there is stale information in there that's been in there for some period of time. and so, that's why you talk about cutting a lead, directing local officials in the joint terrorism task force that you're sitting with to look a particular name or a particular