--t we need is [indiscernible] francine: savio balboni also has a question for you.you mentioned the issue for more policy stimulus. every time we see the ecb stressing the need for countries to continue to comply with european fiscal rules. do you think the ecb should be a little more aggressive in terms of telling countries to use that fiscal space where it is available? gertrude: it is important that the countries which are more advanced in the fiscal rebalancing useeither for infrastructure investment or for further investment into education, qualification, or for tax reforms. there are many ways to support the recovery, i think. mark also as a question for you. isk: the european economy one that requires credit formation from the banking system. it is much more dependent on its banking industry. credit formation has been relatively anemic. at the same time, the current policy of negative rates is pretty prohibitive. it strikes me that the backdrop that the ecb is overseeing is one that is going to restrict credit formation. how do you square that circle with the

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sara carter and michael balboni.el, first of all, if it's true this in fact the father of the suspect here actually contacted the fbi, after 9/11, 9/11 we figured out that all of these intel agencies weren't talking to each other. they should have been. that way they could have connected the dots before the towers went down. are we running into the same situation? we have the big homeland security department but intel isn't really well-coordinated? >> you have a situation where it is not a lone wolf as much as known wolf but still so much information. metaphor i like to use, not finding a needle in a haystack, but a needle in a haystack of needles. it comes to the amount of resources you have. how many agents you can put on, what type of leads can you follow and what type of time period can you follow somebody? at the time his father called, had he bought anything or begun developing a device? these are all questions the fbi would have taken into account at the time. david: sara, i have questions now myself about how

michael balboni and thank you both for being here. spoken all of us over the years and we were even commenting before we heard from the others how it all come back so very quickly. so michael, take me back there that day. your remembrances and your thoughts? >> so when it happened i was actually on long island. primary day. and so i actually saw the towers fall from the polling place that we were there. and what happened was we didn't know what was next. i remember that evening at my home w my four little children sitting there saying what's going to be their future? will there be another wave of attacks? and a i think a lot of people forget the context that we had the anthrax immediately after. and then of course the flight go down in jamaica bay. and so this area in particular, the new york metropolitan area was rocked for months with this issue. and it raised all the other questions. what is the next threat? >> everybody -- we forget sometimes how afraid people were. i was on a coast guard cut attorney hudser on the hudson. a huge

joining me now is michael balboni. good to see you. let's talk about the governor who said officials have not found any link to international terror groups. what does that tell you? >> obviously, they are looking at what were the details of this particular bombing as they developed. it's so difficult to be able to describe motivation in the early moments of these types of investigations. also, though this fits into a lot of playbooks -- people are talking about the fact that there's a low grade explosion possibly used like gunpowder. or black powder, like they did in the boston marathon. it's a pressure cooker, which is from "inspire" magazine. all those things say, yep, this could be a part of a larger motif of international terrorism or home grown radicalization. you go to 27th street and 23rd street? what is iconic abouthose eas? on a saturday night with new yorkers all about, could you have picked other places. park a pathfinder in times square. was there a message? was it active? that's the questions that say it wasn't an internat

york homeland security adviser and senior fellow for the homeland security policy institute michael balboni. special agent in new york james galanio. and cnn justice correspondent evan perez. the news that anwar al awlaki, his name, was in this notebook, awlaki, who has been dead for a number of years, his presence still very much felt among would-be jihadists all around the world, particularly in the west, particularly here in the united states. >> it's been amazing he has had such a broad footprint among actors in this terrorism rellp, whether it was major hasan in the ft. hood shooting or mutallab, on christmas eve. his thought was take the battle to the west, you can do this in your own neighborhoods. help really is the point of the entire jihadist movement. >> and he is also someone who can often be found on your own. if you are, you know, a guy searching the internet, you would come upon him if you wanted to find some kind of jihadist writings or instruction manuals for how to commit terror. >> he was taken out several years ago. it didn't destroy the fact the messaging is still out t

former nypd commander joe car nally and joint terror task force steve rogers and michael balboni.ion. tell your viewers what you're learning. >> my sources are telling me, everyone is shaking their heads saying why here. >> why chelsea? >> why 23rd street. you have the u.n. general assembly this week and a lot of stuff going on in the city, why pick 23rd? >> times square. >> particularly on a saturday night. if you want to go anywhere -- if it was a target as previously with the path finder in times square. he waited for a warm night. >> more fear -- >> exactly. this just doesn't make sense from that perspective, in addition to which the device itself, how it was constructed and where it was put in a dumpster, all sorts of questions as to why would you do this? which is pointing people towards looking to something more local, either a home grown guy but really kind of beginning to take their eyes from an international -- >> it could have been -- underline, could have been inspired by isis or al qaeda but not directed. >> exactly. >> someone who may have watched videos on the inter