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People can be taken into custody a bit longer so the police is hoping to analyze these electronics to find more about the plans did they so far find any evidence of a potential attack the police in cologne says they had evidence off possibly imminent attack they have been looking into the workplace of 2 of the detained which is a large construction site in the city of cologne and there they have found some. disclosed irregularities that construction site is now currently being observed. experts but they also have looking been looking into conversations with some of the detained and found that ...

That's exactly what's happened in the jihadi scene. to draw an analogy with soviet communism, it went from the intellectualism of marx to the bolshevik of lennon and desended to the brutality of stalin and what happened with islamic extremism. it started very high end the course of the last two decades, pseudointellectualism, a desire to bring about intellectual utopia and descended as-to-a point, as happens with all dogma, to a point where it has basically become militarized, become all about the action, implementing the ideology as opposed to talking about it as it used to be when i joined a...

Perp. >> is he more dangerous than the number two guy in al qaeda? is it possible that he could take over al qaeda? >> he's relatively young. he's a newcomer to the jihadi scene. when he lived in the united states in the sort of 2002 time period, he was living in virginia and people were saying this guy didn't seem particularly radical. it was after he emerged from a yemeni prison in 2006. so he's sort of new to the game, which doesn't make him less dangerous. i don't think he's in a position to take over big chunks of al qaeda. >> zawahiri, though, hi doesn't seem a real solid replacement for...

Perp. >> is he more dangerous than the number two guy in al qaeda? is it possible that he could take over al qaeda? >> he's relatively young. he's a newcomer to the jihadi scene. when he lived in the united states in the sort of 2002 time period, he was living in virginia and people were saying this guy didn't seem particularly radical. it was after he emerged from a yemeni prison in 2006. so he's sort of new to the game, which doesn't make him less dangerous. i don't think he's in a position to take over big chunks of al qaeda. >> zawahiri, though, hi doesn't seem a real solid replacement for...