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Money, for example for all of his trips around europe? he was essentially homeless. according to a prosecutor yesterday he was living in a park in brussels before he went into action. he bought a first class ticket. he got the weapons. so it's a real -- there is still a lot of details that have to be sorted out here but it's definitely going to be tried as a terrorism case, i think. >> fascinating details. i'm sure officials across europe are watching close on this one. jim bittermann, thank you. investors running for the exits and fleeing the stock market but does this signal a crash? what ...

Things are more serious and the sentencizing longer and that sort of thing. the fact is he'll face a much tougher judicial system if the prosecutor succeeds in building this terrorism case. we learned a lot from the prosecutor yesterday. the most interesting thing is about the youtube video when he listened to on a cell phone that he only activated a few hours before he got on the train. we also learned that he moved around europe quite freely and within a zone that is like in the united states, once you're inside the united states you can move from one state to another and once you're inside ...

Guns, a knife, 270 rounds of ammo and a half liter bottle of gasoline. in the meantime, one of the american passengers who stopped el chakhazzani is back in the united states. >> reporter: paris prosecutor who handled all terrorism case and he said, basically, yes, they are going for terrorism and not accepting the suspect's story he found these weapons in a park and that he was going to just perpetrate armed robbery. no, they say he was bent on terrorism. the things you mentioned, the arms, the money, and the fact that he was listening to that youtube video sort of preaching jihad, all of tha...

Nine counts that could likely lead to death, the reasoning behind the federal government's involvement here in this particular case, just the sheer horrendous nature of the shootings. >> reporter: right, exactly. the federal hate crimes statutes has to do with protection of people based on race and also based on religion and this crime occurred in a house of worship and almost immediately people wanted the justice department to take action to do something because of just the horrific nature of it and, also keep in mind, you know that there is no hate crime law in south carolina so the view was...

Obscure tweet 15 minutes before the shooting actually began. the further piece of information, it is being reported that the shooter lived at least temporarily at an apartment or a dwelling of some sort in hixton tennessee. i'm not going to connect the dots because i'm not going to speculate this was a particular form of terrorism but the authorities have labeled it an act of domestic terror. you're shaking your head. why? >> there's nothing that -- domestic terrorism and international terrorism or two grift groups, two different ideaols and the person could be trained here or whatever but obv...