This Week In Local History, Oct. 8-15
Music, lectures, reports - the radio kept people informed on all fronts in the 1920s, and St. Johnsbury had "The Radio Store," W.H. Tilton, to have a pick of the
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Music, lectures, reports - the radio kept people informed on all fronts in the 1920s, and St. Johnsbury had "The Radio Store," W.H. Tilton, to have a pick of the
Tlan rush limb paw has ever said about any one in 30 years on his radio store. yet nothing, crickets about martin bashir? >> nobody covered it. >> at all. they didn't cover it. but they don't cover the ongoing. when you have got the chris matthews who mr. call michelle bachmann -- call michelle palin an insult. they give us these lectures about decency they are nowhere to be found. >> is it about conservative women or is it about sarah palin? they feel you gishe gives out
I want to dig deeper now into the influences on the older and the younger suspect, how they may have become radicalized, particularly the older brother. who, if anyone, might have helped along the way here or back in russia? our other breaking news, by the way, their mother has now been added, apparently to a federal terror database. juliette kayyem is back with me here in boston and former cia officer bob bear is also joining me. bob, you say the more you hear about this case, the more you do not think the suspects acted alone. you say authorities are clearly looking for accomplices both here...
Suspects acted alone. you say authorities are clearly looking for accomplices overseas? >> i think absolutely, anderson. you know, i'm still on this kick about the explosives and the devices and i've called everybody i know who makes these things, who put them together. and everybody says to an expert, that somebody showed them how to do it. you have an x-box or basically a pad, the young kid, you know, they don't go out and teach themselves this. you know, if you work in a radio store, yes, you could. if you -- that sort of geek, yeah, you can put it all together using cell phones or toys or ...