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they came not to force people out of here but came to make sure that at larm was off, it had been goingime. and they came to check to sfee classrooms had been vandalized. a rally is going on as you can see behind me. the situation is sense here. and not knowing if and when police will return. >> police officers came on campus handing out notices. the buyers asked anyone on school grounds to leave. the school district says the group violated the law. >> and there is an escalation. and alarm was set off. and that changed the cal cue plus around the situation. >> and most parents left. >> that is telling parents we

. >> his rhetoric was so ark larming and so radicalized that two of his fellow officers described him as a ticking time bomb. >> he did things like repeatedly told classmates and superiors that his devotion to shirria law superseded his devotion to the constitution. that alone should have had him dismissed from the military. >> reporter: there was an episode, maybe the slide presentation that he had, that fellow students were so alarmed by what they heard, they fled the classroom -- >> everybody in the class had to make a presentation. he dhows make a presentation which was -- to my way of thinking, effectively, a justification of the violent islamist extremism. >> just imagine, this is a residency training for psychiatrists. what does he choose as his topic? he chooses to justify radical islamic extremism. >> reporter: this was no secret among those who knew nidal hassan, that he waseralicallizing before their eyes. >> reporter: there was more. >> he wasn't a good doctor. he was barely performing. he was counseled many times about the fact that he needed to improve. >> reporter: in o

. >> his rhetoric was so ark larming and so radicalized that two of his fellow officers described himg time bomb. >> he did things like repeatedly told classmates and superiors that his devotion to shirria law superseded his devotion to the constitution. that alone should have had him dismissed from the military. >> reporter: there was an episode, maybe the slide presentation that he had, that fellow students were so alarmed by what they heard, they fled the classroom -- >> everybody in the class had to make a presentation. he dhows make a presentation which was -- to my way of thinking, effectively, a justification of the violent islamist extremism. >> just imagine, this is a residency training for psychiatrists. what does he choose as his topic? he chooses to justify radical islamic extremism. >> reporter: this was no secret among those who knew nidal hassan, that he waseralicallizing before their eyes. >> reporter: there was more. >> he wasn't a good doctor. he was barely performing. he was counseled many times about the fact that he needed to improve. >> reporter: in one case, he

it's great i don't know when you decided to put the ta larm on. and mr. tl is a pool fence.e space open. just a little space. >> sean: all it takes. it's scary. and this is a stigs and your encouragement for him to move forward you wrote that something was gnawing at you of you felt ashamed that you had been tested with adversity and failed and had nothing like your grandfather. a disabled man who lost a job. nothing like your father, motherless, working since he was nine. do you see that conflict going on in him? >> no. i mean, there are moments i saw him conflicted in regards to what was outcome of the race and everything was. but no. i mean... -- . >> sean: using the word ashamed. >> you think about if things went bad for me i lost an election but i get home to spend time with the family. if it went bad for my dad he wouldn't pay the bills at the end of the month. for my grandfather, kids won't eat that night. that is the real test. losing a race? i just felt bad you that know once again, god is testing me. once again, he's asking to have faith in him that it may not turn

it's great i don't know when you decided to put the ta larm on. and mr. tl is a pool fence.. just a little space. >> sean: all it takes. it's scary. and this is a stigs and your encouragement for him to move forward you wrote that something was gnawing at you of you felt ashamed that you had been tested with adversity and failed and had nothing like your grandfather. a disabled man who lost a job. nothing like your father, motherless, working since he was nine. do you see that conflict going on in him? >> no. i mean, there are moments i saw him conflicted in regards to what was outcome of the race and everything was. but no. i mean... -- . >> sean: using the word ashamed. >> you think about if things went bad for me i lost an election but i get home to spend time with the family. if it went bad for my dad he wouldn't pay the bills at the end of the month. for my grandfather, kids won't eat that night. that is the real test. losing a race? i just felt bad you that know once again, god is testing me. once again, he's asking to have faith in him that it may not turn out the way

. >> his rhetoric was so ark larming and so radicalized that two of his fellow officers described him. >> he did things like repeatedly told classmates and superiors that his devotion to shirria law superseded his devotion to the constitution. that alone should have had him dismissed from the military. >> reporter: there was an episode, maybe the slide presentation that he had, that fellow students were so alarmed by what they heard, they fled the classroom -- >> everybody in the class had to make a presentation. he dhows make a presentation which was -- to my way of thinking, effectively, a justification of the violent islamist extremism. >> just imagine, this is a residency training for psychiatrists. what does he choose as his topic? he chooses to justify radical islamic extremism. >> reporter: this was no secret among those who knew nidal hassan, that he waseralicallizing before their eyes. >> reporter: there was more. >> he wasn't a good doctor. he was barely performing. he was counseled many times about the fact that he needed to improve. >> reporter: in one case, he let a psych

. >> his rhetoric was so ark larming and so radicalized that two of his fellow officers described him. >> he did things like repeatedly told classmates and superiors that his devotion to shirria law superseded his devotion to the constitution. that alone should have had him dismissed from the military. >> reporter: there was an episode, maybe the slide presentation that he had, that fellow students were so alarmed by what they heard, they fled the classroom -- >> everybody in the class had to make a presentation. he dhows make a presentation which was -- to my way of thinking, effectively, a justification of the violent islamist extremism. >> just imagine, this is a residency training for psychiatrists. what does he choose as his topic? he chooses to justify radical islamic extremism. >> reporter: this was no secret among those who knew nidal hassan, that he waseralicallizing before their eyes. >> reporter: there was more. >> he wasn't a good doctor. he was barely performing. he was counseled many times about the fact that he needed to improve. >> reporter: in one case, he let a psych

google says the search engine is seeing ail larming rise in the content remuel requests from governmenting the united states. many of the request are legitimate to protect privacy and hate speech. however, google says it's seeing more requests from government agencies trying to sensor material that they don't. in a statement, google said it's alarming not only because free expression is amiss but some of the requests come from countrial that you might not expect. western democracy is not typically associated with when somewhereship. >>> four cherokee activists are traveling to boston to hope to sit down with elizabeth warren to discuss hernatetive american heritage claim. boston herald is made up democrats and left leaning independents. the group says warren's claim she is 1/32nd cherokee is offensive. "we would like to see her look at the documentation and admit that there is no indian ancestry there and then apologize." warren's campaign reportedly said staffers will connect with the group. >>> finally, kazakhstan isn't laughing. "atlantic" report people are cracking down on people wh

now, critics are larmed at with a the state's numbers are showing about par yoelys. >> after serving sentence felons typically put on parole and authorities keep tabs on them. and after governor brown shortened parole's review from every year toism six months records show a jump in the number no longer on supervision. in march 13000 were discharged in april first wave became available for review 8500 were released. >> there is nudging in the law that takes everyone off parole after six months. it means people can function without that supervision it was a move to save money as the state had been fwrapeling with deficits for years now but this worries crime victim groups that say it isn't enough time to determine whether someone straightens out. >> and some found themselves out off in april in the middle of rehab. because their agents discharged them. no parole no more state programs and this clinic says 75 people left rehab stop going or couldn't afford to go. and experts say it opens the door to going back to a criminal life style. >> they resort back to substance abuse and criminal