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Prevent this from happening again when a quarter of the bridges in this country are at risk of that. this isn't the first time that we've seen something horrific like this happen. you may remember in 2007 a portion of the i-35 bridge collapsed in minneapolis. 13 people died. that accident sparked a national re-examination of the country's roads and bridges. not much happened n 1983, three people died when a section of i-95 of the east coast broke away falling 70 feet, two cars and an 18 wheel trailer went with it. three years aeearlier, a truck st. petersburg, florida, 35 people died in that a...

Tapping into a much deeper vein of discontent both for his officers and the public i think he was smart to get out in front of it and say, hey look if anybody says they have a problem we're going to take a look at that. now, as far as the reviews, i think the department says they're going to do a thorough review of any officer who comes forward and presents to them a reason for wanting to have their case looked at and don't forget, they're also doing that for dorner's case as well. they're undertaking what they say is a very thorough re-examination of his discipline case that ended with him be...

Certainly they should have continued to monitor him. >> mike, is it your view that we could see this case lead to a re-examination of overall security protocols? >> reporter: i think that's absolutely going to come out of this. a lot of debate and a lot of discussion about how the fbi should handle a situation like this. what we know is they got this information from the russians that he was a radical follower. he might have contact with unspecified underground groups. they specify they talk to him. they don't find evidence of criminal activity or terrorist activity. there the matter lays. wha...

Going on today. >> do you have questions about the fbi's tracking of the older suspect here who is now dead and whether something was missed? >> of course i do. and i think we should is ask those questions. that's our responsibility. i listened to mike rogers and i thought it he laid it out as a former fbi agent himself what we were faced with when we were asked these hard questions. we have to make sure as well, david, we give to the intelligence and law enforcement agencies, federal, state, and local, the resources they need to keep america safe. we live in a dangerous world. we live, also, ...

David, we give to the intelligence and law enforcement agencies -- federal, state, and local -- the resources they need to keep america safe. we live in a dangerous world. we live, also, in a free and open society, which we value very much. in order to keep americans safe, at the marathon and every other public event, we need to invest the resources that are necessary for law enforcement. >> is that a call, in fact, for re-examination of whether additional resources are needed to look at home grown terror and the potential for smaller bore attacks that can only be deterred by the strength of l...