and then after they left, they come running down murray street, start shooting. and two bullets hit the victim and he fell in front of the chinese store. after the fight happened, an officer should have stayed out here, sitting in the area but they didn't. and like i said this incident could have been avoided. but... >> this neighborhood is very close to downtown baltimore and there was a shooting incident here where six shots were fired and the police have been called out. this is the third shooting that we've heard about in 24 hours and been to the crime scenes here in the city of baltimore. today illegal guns, not drugs, are the stated number one target for law enforcement. the baltimore police department has invited us to walk the streets with them. >> this area, notorious for drugs. notorious for drugs. but as many people you see sitting out here, there's always one person with a gun. >> but you want to stop the drug dealing as well, right? >> i do but i'd rather stop the killing. not that the drug dealing isn't bad. but the violence. >> and most of the arre

it looks like there's a hotspot in this neighborhood area, seabright and murray street. should we check that out? >> yeah. let's take a look at seabright and murray. here's a car we're coming on right here. i have people sitting in this car in this neighborhood. why on earth would anybody sit in a car in a neighborhood? watch their reaction to me. what's going on, guys? >> not much. >> hey. >> how are you? >> good, how about you? >> we're good, man. cruising through the neighborhood. do you live here? >> no. >> i work at the boardwalk. >> what do you do down there, man? what do you supervise? >> rides. >> rides. very good. all right, man. you didn't look like you lived here, man. i didn't recognize you. that's why i'm stopping. >> have a good day. >> you, too. >> thank you. >> there you go. i can't describe it to you, but there was something about the way that they reacted today -- >> now they're leaving. >> now we have an open car door right here. i've got an open gate on this house as well. so we're going to get out and look at this. hi, police department. >> hi. >> he

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sacramento in california for street association, a bomb had been set in the mail addressed to the president of the cfa. he had left. he had been replaced by mr. gilbert murray. mr. murray was going to take this package to him in northern california, but when he opened it to see what was in it since it was addressed to the cfa, the same kind of bomb, the same kind with all the power and the destructive power just had no chance as he was sitting at his desk and opened the package. >> can you talk a little bit about what the unabomber was doing to avoid detection? >> i can. at the time, we realized we were after someone who knew a lot. he was certainly too smart to leave a trail. we had no idea how smart he was. it turns out that theodore kaczynski was a genius. he went to a great deal of work and effort to make sure he did not leave a trail behind. four -- for example all of these , bombs, they were all handmade. gary mentioned something shiny like a chrome mail. it was probably something that was fashioned from chrome. he would start with the bombs. he would build them all from scratch. normally when we try to trace things back from a bomb scene forensically