begin with breaking news here on a massive blast has rocked the main city of russia's republic of dagestan two children are believed to have been killed a man more people injured we'll bring you the latest as we get more information on this of course here on our team now american military hardware may soon end up in rebel hands on the front lines of the conflict in syria according to white house official the source speaking on condition of anonymity said washington is preparing to send weaponry and response to opposition requests for surface to air missiles and anti-tank rockets speaking to reporters president barack obama himself hinted at military action if allegations of chemical warfare in syria are confirmed are just very important i listen to what the president had to say. the only option that he gave was a scenario in which he said if the u.s. finds out that the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels then obama strongly indicated that the u.s. would consider military intervention but he did not address what would happen if it was in fact the rebels or members

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he went to russia, but then immediately went to dagestan, met with people there. did he get training there? did he expand his ambitions there? how many other people were involved in it? where did the financing come from? all of this is being investigated. >> neil: this region from dagestan to chechnya, these are hot beds of terrorism activity. >> this is a muslim issue. these countries want to be independent muslim countries. they want to be pakistan. they want to be an independent muslim country as pakistan broke with russia is because they don't want to be under russia. they want their own islamic government in chechnya, in bag stan. not so much in kazakhstan. kazakhstan is pretty much integrated as a country right now. not that there aren't problems there. so that's what this has been all about. this has been a vicious revolt. i mean, these people have killed children. you remember the children were killed. they've bombed theaters and killed innocent people, including old people. these are extremely brutal terrorists. so you get in the clutches of people like t

a suicide blast near the interior ministry in russia's dagestan kills one and least ten the latest in the string of terror attacks that have recently hit the volatile north caucuses republic. tens of thousands across the world unite against one of the largest and most powerful agricultural giants which is pushing small farmers to the brink with accusations monopolies protected by the u.s. government. last two deadly suicide bombings in nigeria apparently carried out by islamists in response to france's military actions in neighboring mali fears of a domino effect and violence spreading throughout former french colony. and britain sees a spike in islamophobia incidents in the wake of the harrowing murder of a british soldier bring me the debate on whether blaming immigrants and muslims justify. you watching r.t. with me on tree farm life from sky our top story one policeman has been killed and ten injured after a suicide blast rocked the building of the interior ministry in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan it is the latest in a string of attacks in this republic this week o

you remember the boston bombing suspects had ties to dagestan. >> nick paton walsh is in dagestan.t the kind of violence playing out in this particular area. it's the kind of thing that might have impacted the suspects, the boston bombing suspects, and what they were exposed to. >> well, today's blast which killed eight or even three if you listen to different reports, not much transparency when it comes to these things, today's blast was a particularly bad and big one. two devices hitting the federal bailiff service outside of the city. apparently people tried to demine the first one. it went off and then the police in the area were caught up in a second blast apparently left there for them. it's the worst i think that's hit there actually since may of last year. and kind of these little peeks of casualty tolls really highlight a longer slow burning war that's been going on here between the police and these radicalized militants, which often leads to attacks at checkpoints around here, but also many different special forces attacks against buildings where they think these militant

dagestan, it's interesting. actually, al qaeda does tend to claim these things, and these people in dagestan out and out disowned them. they said, we have no connection with these men. again, bob, i know you're former cia. i still want to know how come a tamerlan tsarnaev who the russians have tipped off, who's on a cia watch list, who has very, very incriminating youtube pages and facebook russian pages, why was u.s. law enforcement not more after this guy? >> well, it's still, i think, the fact immigrations didn't informs joint terrorism task force in boston about this, about the return, you know -- it doesn't -- the system doesn't work. you know, i've heard all the -- >> we have an enormous bill. and spent multiple billions of dollars to -- >> well, even other than that the patriot act, the idea of creating a national intelligence office. >> right. >> the whole purpose was to -- >> i'm still so struck by the students and the -- if they would interpret what would be rather encryptic text messages to turn out a

russia's southern republican of dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital. it's five am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story in paris a french soldier has been hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck by a man reportedly of north african origin a large manhunt involving counter-terror officers underway after he managed to flee the scene authorities are investigating if there's any connection with a similar attack that killed a british serviceman in london wednesday meanwhile activists and journalists who got shot in things such attacks only serve the interest of those who want to undermine islam. so let's just be honest these type of attacks plays into the strength of the g.o.p. the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is what people of the masses around the world conceive wrongly as islam is a disgusting virgin off the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements that attach to desta

also reporting the suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan killing one and injuring fourteen people is the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region. on screen online international news and comment line from our studio center here in moscow this is. a wave of ronnie's is rolling across the globe in protest by a take a giant monsanto campaign is an environmentalist some more than forty countries accuse the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading hazardous products some of the largest demonstrations are taking place in the u.s. where the company was set up more than a century ago auntie's honest joins me live now from new york so tell us on a start what is happening where you are now. well new york is certainly one of dozens of police in the united states holding these protests these big marches throughout the week i were in york city right now the events are only getting started we're certainly expect. giant march taking place later on in the day we're waiting for that to begin so far a

rather russia's southern republican dagestan again the scene of a deadly terror attack one person killed fourteen injured in a suicide blast that rocked the capital. three am in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour in paris a french soldier has been hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck by a man reportedly of north african origin a large manhunt now underway after he managed to escape the scene authorities investigating if there's any connection between a similar attack that killed a british servicemen in london on wednesday activists and journalists who can't chandan meanwhile think such attacks only serve the interest of those who hope to undermine islam. let's just be honest that these type of attacks plays into the structure of the g.o.p. the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is the people of the masses around the world can see wrongly as islam is a disgusting version of the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements that attach to destabilize ation traum

terror recruiter, mansur nidal, who was killed in a stand-off with authorities while tsarnaev was in dagestan. the chechen insurgency is part of a larger violent group that has used a reign of terror in its efforts to impose islamic law and values across portions of russia. a u.s. official today also confirmed to abc news that tsarnaev, a failed boxer in boston, exchanged electronic messages with a failed boxer from canada, william plotnikov, the one in red, who moved to dagestan earlier, and became part of the chechen terror group. plotnikov was killed by russian authorities in july of last year. tsarnaev left the country two days later for boston. russian authorities asked the fbi to investigate tsarnaev two years ago, but did not provide the specific new details until after the marathon attack. president obama said today he's asked for a full intelligence review of what happened but defended the performance of american law enforcement. >> based on what i've seen so far, the fbi performed its duties. department of homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. but this is hard stuf

a suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan killing one and injuring fourteen people it's the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region. innocents laid siege to a french mine in retaliation for france's military four is in north africa. the mali intervention is fanning extremism across the continent our top stories. on screen online international news on comment tonight from our studios center here in moscow this is. a wave of rallies is rolling across the globe in protest at bio tech giant monsanto campaigners and environmentalists in more than forty countries accuse the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading hazardous products some of the largest demonstrations are expected in the u.s. where the company was set up more than a century ago. explains. two hundred thousand participants in the united states alone in about forty eight states a different action is going to be taking place so all of these people planning to flood out onto the streets to speak out against this biotech giant ac

has sent a team to dagestan from the tsarnaev brothers are from. what's coming from that investigation? >> reporter: a couple of dteresting things. i mean, two people who have emerged that are of extreme interest. one is a former canadian boxer. his life story basically tracks tamerlan's almost exactly. he's a fighter. emer a convert from russia, moved to canada, goes back to dagestan and wants to fight against the russians in chechnya. he's ultimately killed in that fighting. nd wanw he and tamerlan were in touch on social media and were in dagestan and chechnya in and around the same time. the second is another individual named mahmood nidal. he is another person fighting against the russian regime there. he is killed in a hostage situation after tossing out a hand grenade after releasing the hostages and the f.b.i. is look at tamerlan's trip as is that a place where he was radicalized or is that a place he said it's sto rough over here with people getting killed. i'm going back to america and try something on home turf. >> pelley: a lot of leads

now they're back in dagestan and tired of questions. good morning. collecting the sick father's medicine, they're distraught. >> talking about, they're not hearing us, okay? >> reporter: i just -- >> they don't see everything they see what all evidences are right, you know, right there. >> reporter: they and a group of internet supporters insist the tsarnaev brothers are being framed. unanswered questions remain about tamer land's six months here. they innocently prayed, went to the beach, even radical islamist militancy swirled around him. a video when he was here in dagestan last summer playing around with three to four friends of his on a beach like this. just outside. the people who showed me the video wouldn't let me hear the audio or broadcast it but shows tamerlan tsarnaev with a beard and aviator sunglasses and slicked back hair. all friends and him wearing swimming trunks and buried up into the sand. playful men at a time when the city and the outskirts behind me police were regularly in clashes with radicalized militants. u.s. officials hav

and dagestan last year.retrospect it's clear the russians were very concerned about his activities. they expressed those concerns to the american government the fbi, you will remember, investigated but they didn't think i was a radical planning any kind of terrorism. now lawrmsz back near washington sail that investigators are taking a very close look at those travels to see who exactly he met with overseas. take a listen, look at russia. looking at where he was. he was close to it a lot of different areas. was he trained in how to put together a bomb? even though the younger brother said that they didn't practice, it seems rather odd. >> now you mentioned the president is getting regular updates. what his aides say is that he wants to get these briefings and make sure he is in the loop as to what is happening as the investigation unfolds. new investigation today still unclear whether there was a vast conspiracy. whether there were many others involved who were part of this and whether it is going to track o

after his trip from russia and dagestan last year? as they await dna found on bomb parts, agents overseas are examining tamerlan's possible contacts with the canadian boxer who went to dagestan in 2010 and was killed by russian security forces last july. he says his son's radicalization happened quickly. >> always a lot of friends, girlfriends, suddenly finished. no friends. no father. no mother. only this room and pray. that's it. >> reporter: also today, jared clowery, a carpenter injured in the bombing, recounted what happened to him after trying to jump over one of the met cal barricades when he first the first bomb explode, he was caught by the second one that went off near him and his friends. >> and i just remember feeling engulfed, like -- and i got thrown out into the street. and just like the movies, all the sound got taken away. >> reporter: he suffered burns on his legs and hands and was pelted with shrapnel, riddled with nails and bbs. some have yet to be removed. in a reference all new englanders would understand, e comp

tsarnaev, was doing and who he was meeting with when he took that six-month trip to russia in the dagestan region last year. remember, he left his wife and child behind for all that time. tonight, quoting a russian security official, the associated press reports that for at least some of that time, he was under surveillance. according to the a.p.'s reporting, russian agents lost track of him last july, shortly after police there killed a canadian boxer and ethnic russian jihadist, william plotnikov. days later, we know tsarnaev left russia, not even waiting to pick up his new russian passport which was supposedly the key reason for the entire trip. there's that. and new developments back home as well. the lawyer hired to keep the younger suspect out of the death chamber if convicted reportedly already getting down to business. joe johns has that angle. susan candiotti's got more details on the investigation. former cia officer bob baer joins us as well. i want to start with nick payton walsh on the phone with breaking news out of russia. as i just mentioned, the a.p. reporting tonight that

he spent six months in dagestan last year. he suddenly disappeared after a canadian were killed by the police. the russian and canadian had social networking ties. they were investigating whether tamerlan tsarnaev was trained or indoctrinated by militants in dagestan. >>> the fbi is looking for three people who may have information on the deadly attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya. the three individuals were photographed on the ground of the mission when it was attacked on september 11th of last year. their pictures are posted on the fbi website. four americans including the u.s. ambassador, were killed in that attack. >>> and this morning firefighters are battling to control wind-driven wildfires burning in southern and northern california. two fires are borning north of san francisco, but the largest and for now the most dangerous are burned 40 square miles about 40 miles east of los angeles in banning. it's destroyed at least one home and forced the evacuation of about 200 others. stacy butler of our los angeles s

tamerlan left dagestan after his death. what u.s.ew about his radicalization prior to the bombing continues to be discussed. president obama -- >> it is not as if the fbi did nothing. they not only investigated the older brother they interviewed the older brother. >> reporter: the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev stopped cooperating with authorities days ago, he sits authorities day as ge he sits isolated in a tiny cell getting a taste of what a life time of in federal prison would feel like. >> he has no interaction with other inmates. it is not plush. it is nothing. >> reporter: the intelligence community will conduct a review about how it handled information passed along by the russians about the older brother. >> new developments in a high profile legal case. prosecutors found traces of ricin in the former martial arts studio owned by the suspect in the case. james everett dutschke has been charged with sending poison laced letters to president obama, a senator, and a judge. he denies the charges. the fbi says he bought caste

the problem will be what happened in dagestan. what sort of direction he had and that would be face to face. not even the russians necessarily will be able to get at that. there will always be a question. i still have my suspicions that someone said and down and showed him how to make the parts for this bomb. >> "the new york times" reported that based on sources they have the brothers what they were watching videos. interesting how these guys, how he hasn't used a lot of different attackers. >> if that is the case, they apparently did not meet him. he has been dead for a while but even before had they been germinating as far along time. these are not bumbling idiots. they put a bomb at the biggest sporting event in boston and killed three people and injured 200. they are not a bumbling idiots. >> i second that. you don't do two bombs in a crowded area without some instruction. >> if russian authorities were surveiling them as we understand that based on reporting that they were at least for a time, apparently lost them after the

>> a source familiar with the case confirms a canadian jihaddist who traveled to dag -- dagestan is ofest as they track tamerlan's radicalizize, the interest in the man whose life as a boxer and immigrant from canada mire roars that of tamerlan, undergoing great suit scrutiny and there is evidence supporting, quote, high probability of contact between the two young converts." questions of training, how four different types of improvised explosive devices with made by tsarnaev, and tamerlan's actions are a car carbon copy of those used by the militants in dagestan. >> the style of attacks trying to go through roadblocks, so they're kind of -- they have trademark for how they -- when they conduct attacks in urban environments, they will go through checkpoints and sometimes they'll try to resort to gunfire and try to i evade being detected or detained. >> the key point here is that tamerlan tsarnaev bankruptly left dagestan shortly after the canadian jihaddist was killed by the russian security services. so they're trying to decide if they were connected. >> shepard: is there suggestion h

they were both in dagestan at the same time and there's a high probability of contact between the men they had a lot of things in common. william plotnikov was a boxer. and tamerlan tsarnaev won multiple boxing award, and plotnikov was killed in dagestan last july, shot down in a gun battle with russian forces. days later tamerlan left the country, but russian authorities had plotnikov on their radar by the team they brought tsarnaev to the attention of authorities. in boston, this is where people have been coming to pay their respects to the boston marathon victims. we're getting word from the mayor's office they're moving slowly north lot of details about -- towards a permanent memorial for the marathon victims victims and some items will be placed as part of the enemy'em'em. >> neil: secretary of state john kerry in russia, thanking russian president put put a for counterterrorism cooperation after the boston bombings. russia warned the united states about the older bombing suspect in 2011. my next guest wants to know what else we were told. the chairman of the house homeland secur

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a suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan injuring fifteen people is the latest in a string of deadly terror strikes in the region. and amidst news laid siege to french own during a mine in me in retaliation for france's middle truthful reason north africa so now worried the mahdi intervention is finding extremism across the continent. international news and comments live from moscow this is aussie with me. and a very well welcome to the program away paul ryan is a rolling across the globe in protest at the by ted joined monsanto campaign is and environmentalist and forty countries accuse the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading hazardous products some of the largest demonstrations are expected in the us where the company was set up more than a century ago all seasons to citric and i explained. two hundred thousand participants in the united states alone in about forty eight states a different action is going to be taking place so all of these people planning to flood out onto the streets to speak ou

suicide blasts rocked the building of the interior ministry in the capital russia's republic of dagestan is the latest in a string of the attacks in the republic this week on monday a twin car bomb killed four and injured at least forty people outside a court building. the explosion happened in iran men day very close to the regions in terra ministry building and according to the locals the blast was so powerful that it could be heard in different parts of the city it was a female suicide bomber she was a new car police stopped her to check the documents and at that time she detonated her device currently the area is blocked off by police as there are fears that this blast may actually be fulled by another one to increase the number of casualties now this tactic is really well used by terrorists around the globe in particular by the al qaeda terrorists in their terror operations in various areas now this blast is just one in a string of latest terror attacks that hit the streets in just five days ago there was another deadly blast and we each of four people were killed and forty others s

reporting the suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan killing one and injuring fourteen people it's the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region. and screen online international news and comment from our studio center here in moscow this is. a wave of rallies rolling across the globe in protest at biotech giant monsanto campaigners and environmentalist some more than forty countries accuse the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading hazardous products some of the largest demonstrations are taking place in the u.s. where the company was set up more than a century ago auntie's and started chatting and joins me live now from new york and started tell us what is the situation there what is happening where you are at the moment. well the x.t. is one of danton's american cities. and against monsanto today well you know mark the march. according to our estimates there are over two thousand people here on. the money over to. thousand people they were just marching through the city odds now a

when blast hit the capital of russia's dagestan republics where people are confirmed dead. nine car bombs ripped through neighborhoods in iraq up to forty people are dead and scores more are injured. the situation is spiraling out of control with sectarian violence fueling fears that the country is on the brink of a civil war. here in government troops and lebanon's hezbollah around a key border town that said to be a viable smuggling route for the rebels. and calls on the u.k. to quit the e.u. grow louder with a referendum in the political pipeline while other members also question whether it's time to go it alone themselves. it is five pm in moscow you're watching our team with me and josh welcome to the program while there have been two deadly blasts in the capital of russia's biggest on republic details are still emerging about the attacks we're joined now by our correspondent andrew farmer who's god's more on this and what do we know this hour well the blast i can tell you did take place around an hour ago there were two explosions that happened in which is the capital

deadly blast and we have four people were killed and forty others severely injured the region of dagestan remains one of the most volatile areas in russia's north caucasus with reports on terror attacks coming in almost in a regular basis. this is all seen her go back with more international news off a short break. cretaceous three. four judges free. range and three. free. free. download free blog videos for your media project a free video done to our teeth dot com. we can speak your language as i think about the war another day in. the news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angola's story. here. altie spanish find out more visit actuality. this is all see welcome back lisbon's likely to request a fed revision to its deficit targets agreed with the e.u. and i.m.f. creditors as part of its seventy eight billion year international bailout as the country's financial crisis continues to gain momentum but while budget cuts will have little effect on the rage thought about slicing by working class portuguese people is leaving them desper

training for terrorism in the pakistan afghanistan region list comes after a terrorist attack in dagestan in the capital of. that was a double car bomb blast which killed three people and injured we believe up to twenty seven people seven of which seriously hurt it was a blast that took place in downtown near the bailiff's office and it happened around three thirty pm local time it's believed that the first blast occurred and then just minutes later after emergency services arrived at the scene there was a second more powerful blast and this comes just two weeks after a bomb went off in the center of this city which killed two teenagers and then almost exactly a year ago there was a very similar double car bomb blast in the city which killed twelve people which is a bit of background dagestan is a muslim republican has been the target for extremist islamicists over the last few years or so and the russian government has repeatedly says it does underline the fact that terrorism is global. hezbollah militants have joined forces with pro assad troops in the fierce a fight for control of a re

i'm comfortable that on that trip, he reached out to members of the insurgency in dagestan.e also tells the times tamerlan met with a militant by the name of mohammed nadal, correct? >> based on what we've seen so far, that is what's been reported, martin. if this is true, then this is a real important piece of information that both the fbi through the legal office in moscow working with the fsb, the russian domestic security service, they'll be able to paint a picture here and understand the facts because nadal probably or most certainly was under u surveillance by the fsb and most likely, they had electronic surveillance on him, so if that was the case, if tsarnaev met with him, there should be information and records on that and if that information is available and provided to the bureau, then that can really help us better understand what he did while he was in dagestan. the assumption up to this point, if there wasn't radicalization going on, if it had started at the least, there was tactics and training support he got there. that period is so critical to us for us to u

a suicide bomber targets police in the capital of russia's republic of dagestan entering a fifteen people if the latest in a string of deadly terrorist strikes in the region. armed militants and they say show french owned during a mine a new shot in return asians will france's move through forays in north africa so i'm not worried the mahdi intervention is fine extremism. news horatia the while this is all to see with me thanks for joining it's. a wave of ronnie's as running across the globe in protest over by its head trying to monsanto campaigners and environmentalist in more than forty countries accused the multinational corporation of aggressively expanding into the food market and spreading causes us products some of the largest demonstrations are expected in the u.s. where the company will setup more than a century ago on she's a sissy churkin explains. two hundred thousand participants in the united states alone in about forty eight states a different action is going to be taking place so all of these people planning to flood out onto the streets to speak out against this biotech g

the capital of dagestan that was right you know took place in the middle of this afternoon at around about three thirty local time three people have been killed and at least twenty seven have been the injured seven of which we know a seriously injured it was a double car bomb blast and initially the first bomb went off a few minutes later the emergency services arrived at the scene and that's when there was a second more powerful blast that took place this comes just a couple of weeks after there was a. bomb blast in the same city that killed two teenagers and almost exactly a year ago to the day there was a very similar car bomb attack in which again it was a double blast very similar to the one we saw in that killed twelve people there is a bit of background this is stone is a muslim republican it has been the target for islamic extremists in recent years many of which have had contacts with international terrorist groups including al qaida and the russian government has repeatedly said that this really is an example to show the fact that terrorism is global where everything is ver

twin blasts hit the capital of russia's dagestan republic three people are confirmed dead. it walk six terror in violence ratchets up as resigned car bombs ripped through shia neighborhoods killing up to thirty people in the going to scores more the situation is spiraling out of control with sectarian violence fueling fears of the country is on the brink of a civil war. syrian government troops and lebanon's hezbollah are around on a key border town been said to be a vile smuggling route for the rebels and. calls in the u.k. to quit the e.u. grow louder with a referendum in the political pipeline while other members also question whether it's time to go alone themselves. six pm in the russian capital he watching r t i'm marina josh welcome to the program while there have been two deadly blasts in the capital of russia's dagestan republic details are still merging about the attacks are dissenters farmer joins me now live. so andrew what do we know the south so far we do know that three people have been killed and at least twenty seven people were injured seven of which have

when tamerlan tsarnaev was here in dagestan last summer playing around with three to four friends of this just outside of town. the people who showed me the video wouldn't let me hear the audio or broadcast it but it shows tamerlan tsarnaev with a thick, black, bushy beard and silver rimmed aviator sunglasses in the characteristic slicked back hair. his friends and him were wearing swimming trunks and some are buried up to their necking in the sand the demeanor of relaxed, playful men at a time when in the city and its outskirts just behind me police were regularly in clashes with radicalized militants. but u.s. officials have one question. did tamerlan meet with a key militant nidal? the half palestinian 19-year-old was killed in this standoff with russian special forces last may. police video shows women and children allowed out but negotiators told us he didn't want to give himself up. so russian troops moved in. among the ruins, neighbors asked why. >> translator: he was afraid to get into their hands, this man says, afraid that something worse than death awaited him if they got

separate incidents early on monday there were two deadly blasts in the capital of russia as the dagestan republic archies enter pharma is across developments but the f.s.b. says it has followed a terrorist attack on moscow it hasn't given details about the nature of it but says it has killed two militants and arrested another who were involved in the plot that took place during a shootout in the town just outside moscow ninety kilometers east of moscow where all three men were russian citizens but it is believed that they were receiving training for terrorism in the pakistan afghanistan region list comes after a terrorist attack in dagestan in the capital of. that was a double car bomb blast which killed three people and injured we believe up to twenty seven people seven seven of which is seriously hurt it was a blast that took place in downtown near the bailiff's office and it happened around three thirty pm local time it's believed that the first blast occurred and then just minutes later after emergency services arrived at the scene there was a second more powerful blast and this come

they may have missed miz contacts with the groups. >> one of the things when we keep talking about dagestan, these people out and out disowned them. again, bob, i know you're former cia. i still want to know how come a tamerlan tsarnaev who the russians have tipped off, who's on a cia watch list, who has very, very incriminating youtube pages and facebook russian pages, why was u.s. law enforcement not more after this guy? >> the system doesn't work. >> we have an enormous bill. the idea of creating a national intelligence office. >> i'm still so struck by the students and the -- if they would interpret what would be rather encryptic text messages to turn out and take the laptop and the bomb-making material. >> i actually found it interesting and instructive. >> yeah, we can argue everything he said. but, on this, he is a former u.s. attorney. and he said that these kaz aks, they're in deep trouble. they did not tip off law enforcement. >>> up next, the former chief prosecutor at guantanamo bay. there's a complete 180 on getmo. we've been doing it all week. a very compelling conversation ne

organized by gangs to intimidate the owner of a nearby shop they thought and to extort money from dagestan to curry the most volatile place in russia's north caucuses where there are often acts of terrorism attacks against the authorities. so those words just aren't enough pictures that if you don't believe me here's venezuela is hardly busy in debate but not quite the sort of debate maybe that should be carried on the way it should be carried on several opposition lawmakers were injured in this brawl year after being assaulted by government supporters the fist flew when leaders of the socialist party protested against a proposal barring them from speaking the national assembly the main opposition candidate dismisses the election result he wants a recount of fifty one percent when. in other world news this hour canada is short of three point one billion dollars which is missing from his anti terror budget the order to general says he can't trace a quarter of the cash spent on the thirteen billion dollar program for the last decade he then called for greater control of a financial records o

particularly in dagestan. what was he doing?tion i would ask, did the russians have him under surveillance at that time, and what did they know about it? the other part i would like to know, why didn't the russians, if he was traveling there and under suspicion and fbi was alerted about him, why didn't the russians arrest him or even detain him during the seven months he lived inside of russia particularly in dagestan. it is intriguing question and begs a lot of answers and very important for us to know what is going on and develop more answers to many of these unresolved riddles what he was doing in russia during that time. we do know he became radicalized after he left russia. that is what he started posting a lot of his things on line. but the larger question for the states united states and this issue, february of next year we'll send 3,000 western athletes will be going to the north caucuses. this is hotbed of regional instability in russia, north caucuses. you will have 500,000 western athletes traveling to that region. th

now they are back in dagestan and tired of questions.ey are not hearing us. they see that the evidences are right there. >> reporter: they and a group of internet supporters insist the tsarnaev brothers are being framed. unanswered questions remain about tamerlan tsarnaev's six months here. he innocently prayed, went to the beach, even as militants swarmed around him. playing around with three to four friends of his on a beach like this just outside. the people who showed me the video wouldn't let me hear the audio, but it shows tamerlan tsarnaev with a thick, black, bushy beard and aviator sunglasses. though his friends are wearing swimming trunks and some are buried up to their necks in sand, the demeanor of relaxed playful man at a time where in the city and outskirts just behind me police were regularly in clashes with radicalized militants. but u.s. officials have one question. did tamerlan meet with a key militant, the 19-year-old was killed in this standoff with russian special forces last may. police video shows women and childre

it could be as nick peyton walsh said it was pre-existing surveillance from the mosque in d dagestan or it could be the phone intercept and the information they had about tamerlan tsarnaev before he got there? >> anderson, i read more into it. going on in the a.p. report it said that the russians panicked when they lost tamerlan. that means they were having active surveillance on him and it was more than the mosque. there was something that caused the russians to put surveillance. this is time consuming. they're over burdened in the caucuses. they really need a good lead to follow up something like this so i think we're going to hear a lot more from the russians why they were so concerned about this man to put surveillance, why they panicked, what was he up to, what were his contacts? they were probably all over his phone or neighbor's phones and, you know, if we can get the russians to tell us more, i think we'll probably find this foreign contact, if, indeed, there was one. >> nick, it's also interesting that he reportedly left shortly after this other boxer from canada was killed

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