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Sw so we knew -- just a routine day. we were doing our review, and probably about -- >> it's all right. let it go. >> probably, i would say around 7:20ish to 7:30ish. >> train going by normal life. it's nice to hear it, right. >> life in santa fe. >> all right. so the train's going by. at least this is something familiar. life as as you know it here. obviously, everything this morning totally different. keep your voice up and tell us, you're sitting in class, going through a review. what do you hear? >> we hear a loud, battling noise, at first it was just one. we thought maybe someone was bang...
There was evidence maybe they were thinking about launching a terror attack in revenge for the death of usama bin laden. there are a lot of red flags and warning signs, but there are easy ways to miss them. martha: you talk about 900 investigations in 50 states across this country. this couple poches you have and you can tell. nobody was on that, right? you have to perhaps create a system where there is an enticement to speak up within the community, right? look how the mafia was dealt with. you have to have an enticement within the community to say because it's always the same way. the initia...
Offenders or mdos. they make up the largest population of patients at atascadero, and they have a long history of mental illness and violent criminal behavior. >> i hurt my girlfriend. i hurt my mother. she claims that i knocked her eye out. >> these patients are here on parole. they have already served out their prison sentences, but they are here because they are considered too dangerous to be released back into society. >> it is male and female voices that know what i know and they bother me and needle me and push me and sometimes i can handle it, and sometimes i can't. >> doctors and thera...